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Last night Tim and I made two pizzas. We usually only make one pizza but I really wanted leftovers (which have now been demolished). We opted for two very different pizzas:
Spicy Pineapple & Tempeh Crumbles Pizza
Veggie Pizza with Daiya
The Spicy Pineapple & Tempeh Crumbles pizza (topping recipe from The Complete Guide to Vegan Food Substitutions) was made with a whole grain crust. I even added a hefty tablespoon of chia seeds to the dough for a nice dose of Omega 3's. The topping is a mixture of sauteed tempeh, Indian spices, pineapple bits, and spinach. It was a nice balance of spicy and sweet. The next time I make this pizza I might drizzle a coconut curry sauce over the top before baking.
The Veggie Pizza was pretty basic – spelt crust, homemade marinara, red bell peppers, black olives, broccoli, and Daiya. I am not a big fan of Daiya but I do appreciate that it is soy-free.
We sprinkled ground chipotle flakes and cashew crumbles (a mixture of finely ground nutritional yeast and cashews) on top of our slices and watched Revenge of the Nerds IV while we ate. Lame movie (but I did laugh a few times), good pizza. Hooray for Vegan Pizza Day!
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A court battle between Del Rey Oaks and a would-be developer of the city's Fort Ord land into a luxury resort appeared Monday to be on the verge of unraveling.
A Monterey judge let one attorney who cited ethical concerns leave the 3-year-old case. Another attorney for Federal Del Rey Associates, a Washington, D.C., group chosen by the city in 2003 to build hotels, golf courses and luxury homes, failed to show up despite a court order.
And an estimated three-week trial on the suit filed by the city against the developers and their countersuit was left very much in doubt after a bankruptcy filing Friday afternoon in Delaware.
Superior Court Judge Robert O'Farrell scheduled another hearing at 8:30a.m. Wednesday to sort through the issues.
An attorney appearing for the defense said Federal Del Rey and related entities merged with Belmont Rock Holdings LLC, a Wilmington, Del. corporation, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The bankruptcy case bars the city's complaint against the development group, said attorney Christopher Alliotts.
After the proposed Resort at Del Rey Oaks was delayed several years, the city filed suit in 2010, alleging that Federal owed more than $1.1 million in reimbursement and insurance costs.
The developers filed a countersuit, alleging the city was improperly trying to wrest away development rights on 360 acres of Fort Ord land after they put $17 million into the resort project.
Last year, Del Rey Oaks started a search for another Fort Ord developer and is working on a deal with Brandenburg Properties of San Jose. But the pending lawsuit is blocking that from happening.
James Diamond, an attorney for the city, argued to O'Farrell the bankruptcy filing bars Federal's complaint against the city, too. But Alliotts said there was no authority for Diamond's request to dismiss the complaint.
Robert Wellington, another city attorney, said outside court that the city may have to seek the money it says Federal owes in bankruptcy court.
City Manager Daniel Dawson said outside court that the money isn't as important as getting the longstanding litigation resolved and removing Federal from the picture.
"We want them to go away, basically," he said.
Only one attorney, C. Patrick Stoll of El Dorado Hills, got his wish to be dropped from the case.
Stoll said he was hired by Federal in February to argue a motion for continuance because attorney Barbara Krieg, Federal's attorney of record, was ill and had been hospitalized.
That motion was denied, and Stoll said he never agreed to be Federal's new attorney of record. He said he felt he was being used as "pawn or a puppet" and never saw convincing evidence of Krieg's illness.
"She remained in the background ... active in the case," he said.
O'Farrell granted Stoll's request to be dropped from the case, but kept Krieg under an order to appear about her own status. She didn't appear Monday, though Diamond said she has filed two related cases against Del Rey Oaks.
The judge said "at a minimum" she could have called the court to say she wouldn't be there.
Diamond complained that Federal has done everything it can to delay the case while the city has spent thousands of dollars to prepare for trial.
Dawson said after the hearing that Friday's bankruptcy filing appeared to be more delaying tactics.
Papers filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware by Bellmont Rock Holdings say the corporation's largest creditors include two Federal entities owed about $21million for loans and the city of Del Rey Oaks, owed about $830,000. The city's claim is disputed, the bankruptcy papers say.
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Broadway.com hits the red carpet at opening night of the new smash revival of On the Town with hard-hitting questions about tight sailor uniforms, the show's sexy premise and more.October 20, 2014
Nathan Lane, Stockard Channing, Matthew Broderick, Megan Mullally, F. Murray Abraham, Rupert Grint...and Micah Stock! Talking with the hilarious cast of Terrence McNally's It's Only a Play on opening night.October 10, 2014
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If/Then star James Snyder heads to the airport, a coffee house, a recording studio and his dressing room for a fun chat with Jackie Burns.October 3, 2014
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Amber Petty of 50 Shades! The Musical on the empowering (and dominating) message of this "more than a parody" musical!March 19, 2014
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Get a taste of The Last Ship, the new musical by Grammy winner Sting.October 28, 2014
Tony winner Laura Benanti returns to talk about her new gig on TV's Nashville, her fantasy reality TV show about Broadway and her amazing Twitter talentOctober 9, 2014
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|Excellent - 19 reviews
With a stay at Hotel Allegro, a Kimpton Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Chicago, steps from Cadillac Palace Theatre and Chicago City Hall. This 4-star hotel is close to Skydeck Ledge and Willis Tower. Make yourself at home in one of the 483 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Premium TV c...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 19 reviews
Excellent 9.6
Location and ambience
Walls are too thin
Excellent 9.6
overall, the hotel was great - really enjoyed almost everything.
the HVAC unit in the room rattled like crazy - making a ton of noise, kept me up most of the night.
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With a stay at Hotel Burnham, a Kimpton Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Chicago, steps from Picasso Statue and Ford Center for the Performing Arts Oriental Theatre. This 4-star hotel is close to Millennium Park and Art Institute of Chicago. Make yourself at home in one of the 122 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Cable programming provides ent...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 4 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Loved all the old architectural features. The rooms were small but the architecture, view, location and excellent air conditioning made up for the size. My suggestion is to add a quiet seating area near the stairs and elevators on each floor so that guests that awaken early can read and have coffee while a child or partner sleeps. Joan
Excellent 9.3
Warm, accommodating staff. Great location. Quaint, historic building.
The hotel was more than adequate for our needs, but guests should not expect huge rooms.
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Enjoy your stay at theWit Chicago - A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel and a destination in itself. This stylishly located and expressive hotel in Chicago, IL Downtown, sits at the corner of State and Lake streets in Chicago's downtown Theatre and Loop business district. Reserve a table at ROOF on theWit, an indoor-outdoor lounge on the 27th floor where you can re...
Overall Rating - OK - 2 reviews
Mediocre 2.6
The fridge didn't work so the brought up a dented scratched fridge and set it in the middle of the room. The room was not clean. No hospitality. Way over priced!!!!
Excellent 9.3
beautiful room, great amenities, very clean and modern
some confusion at the front desk when checking in but it seemed to only be us
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 959 reviews
Plus- 1. Its location was a plus. The Renaissance Hotel is centrally located near a lot of Chicago hot spots. 2. It was clean. From the lobby, to the elevators, to the room the hotel was very clean. 3. The staff was friendly. Everyone from the vallet to the front desk attendant was polite and willing to help. Minus- 1. The shower was cold and never heated up. We stayed for only one night and when we showering in the morning we had no hot water. We could also hear neighboring guests complaining of the same thing through the thin bathroom walls. 2. The bed was unbearable. My wife and I barely slept because the bed was so uncomfortable and I had back pain the whole next day.
Excellent 10.0
We received a great price that included our kids meals at the hotel's restaurants. For a great location in the city of Chicago, there wasnt a better price for the quality of the hotel we stayed at. It was very comfortable and the staff were very accommodating and helpful. It wasnt a five star hotel but yet the room was quiet and comfortable.
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With a stay at The Westin Chicago River North, you'll be centrally located in Chicago, steps from House of Blues Chicago and minutes from Vietnam Veterans Memorial. This 4-star hotel is close to Millennium Park and Art Institute of Chicago. Make yourself at home in one of the 424 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Your pillowtop bed comes with down co...
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Good 7.6
comfortable nice room good staff except front desk
They did not have my Kayak reservation. They did honor the reservation however; it was done with attitude " how di d you get this rate for this weekend?"
Excellent 9.3
The chase lounge chair next to the window. I enjoyed the view of the city and the river. I liked watching the tour boats coming and going. The bed was comfortable, the shower was nice and the room was quiet. I felt that the staff were courteous and helpful.
Nothing that I can think of.
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With a stay at Hotel Monaco Chicago, a Kimpton Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Chicago, steps from Vietnam Veterans Memorial and Chicago Theater. This 4-star hotel is close to Millennium Park and Art Institute of Chicago. Make yourself at home in one of the 191 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and LCD televisions. Your bed comes wi...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 5 reviews
Good 7.3
The hotel's location was ideal and the staff was courteous, friendly, and helpful especially in providing local recommendations.
We requested and were told we would be receiving a feather-free room but the room we were checked into had feather pillows and a down comforter.
Excellent 8.6
Complementary coffee in the morning, and the restaurant staff was so kind, prompt and helpful.
In Room 512, there are a total of only 4 drawers (including one next to the fridge), and for two people staying, one being a woman, some more drawers would have been nice.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 15 reviews
Good 6.8
The check-in person was amazing. She spent time with us pointing out where everything was and what to do. The location was perfect for sight seeing. Room was clean.
The other staff didn't seem to care. Room was really small, miserable view. This was not up to the Marriott standard, stay somewhere else.
Excellent 8.6
Shower didn't drain well. Filled with water quickly. Not a major issue.
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With a stay at Millennium Park Apartments in Chicago (The Loop - Downtown), you'll be minutes from Chicago Cultural Center and Millennium Park. This apartment is close to Art Institute of Chicago and Skydeck Ledge. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless...
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Good 7.0
Extremely close to Millennium Park. Everything is basically in walking distance.
Price of the room was--- , great price for being so clos to Millenium Park. There was a hidden $40 dollar 'Departure Cleaning Fee'. If I had known, I'd gone to a nicer hotel, it ended up costing the same anyways.
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where the applause never fades.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Majestic (Chicago Theatre District), I All the world may be a stage, but you have to see ours: It's bigger, brighter and simply amazing. The Hampton Inn® hotel in Majestic (Chicago Theatre District), IL sits in the heart of the Windy City's cultural district. In fact, our historic hotel in Chicago i...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 5 reviews
Excellent 8.8
Staff was great, very knowledgeable and quick to give recommendations and directions. Breakfast had a lot variety and protein and fresh fruit options.
Walls were thin, I heard a conversation in the next room at 11pm. Also WIFI access was too complicated to log in from a smartphone that I gave up since I had very limited time in Chicago.
Excellent 8.6
The hotel was well located for our purposes--within walking distance of shopping and many attractions. The room was clean, the bed comfortable, and staff efficient. Breakfast was the typical Hampton Inn fare which is good quality geared to a wide variety of tastes and preferences.
The facility was an older building that had been retrofit. Our room was a little smaller than other Hampton's. This hotel is probably better suited to a couple than to a family with younger children. But it was efficient and did the job. Décor was funky and different which can work either way depending on perception. Overall, the space worked for us.
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The La Quinta Inn & Suites Chicago Downtown was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! Nestled in the heart of Chicago's financial district, just two blocks from Willis Tower (formerly known as Sears Tower), the La Quinta Inn & Suites Chicago Downtown offers convenient access to popular Chicago attractions in addition to...
Overall Rating - Good - 4 reviews
Good 6.6
I like the location the best. Breakfast was ok but maybe offer more choices.
Room had a mold smell and door locks were very loud when closing.
Good 7.0
Free breakfast in the morning. The eggs were questionable though.
My toilet didn't work.
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With a stay at Silversmith Hotel Chicago Downtown, you'll be centrally located in Chicago, steps from Haskell Building and Bank of America Theatre. This family-friendly hotel is close to Millennium Park and Art Institute of Chicago. Make yourself at home in one of the 144 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless...
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Excellent 9.1
Modern decor and great customer service! The staff was very attentive and professional as they helped me store/freeze my breastmilk. They even arranged for a secluded pumping location after I had checked out and no longer had access to my room! Very friendly and helpful in general.
Very noisy outside from the elevated train, but my room was on the other side of the hotel and I didn't hear the train at all. Room was narrow and small, but had all the expected amenities (except floor space to stretch). View was close up wall of neighbor building.
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This week, the Irrigator takes a look back at some of the top moments of the past 12 months:
Boys basketball
After a three-year hiatus, the Tigers punched their ticket to the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoffs Feb. 17 by way of a 63-61 come-from-behind victory over Central Catholic High of Modesto in the final game of the Western Athletic Conference season.
Patterson stormed back from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit, spoiling the Raiders' Senior Night.
Nothing was easy, however. On Feb. 22, the Tigers made an early exit from the postseason, as the 19-8 team struggled throughout a 78-50 loss to Center High of Antelope in the first round of the Division III playoffs.
Four Patterson players were among the student-athletes appointed to the all-WAC teams, the league office announced in March.
Cariaun Williams was named to the conference's first team, while teammate Keegan Sanchez earned second-team honors. Adan Cortez and Skylar Job each received an honorable mention.
Girls basketball
Patterson improved to 10-0 at home with a 50-34 victory over Modesto's Central Catholic High on Feb. 16, but the girls' season ended, like the boys', in the first round of the postseason.
The Tigers, returning to the playoffs after a two-year absence, won three straight games heading into the first round of Sac-Joaquin Section Division III postseason play.
They gave a strong effort but were ultimately unable to match Manteca High, losing 62-40.
Patterson (19-8) trailed by only seven points at the end of the first half, but a 38-23 Manteca scoring advantage in the second half spelled doom.
The Patterson squad put four players on various all-WAC teams.
Patterson's Stephanie Cantu and Marisabel Carrillo were selected to the conference's second team. Jovanah Arrington and Shealyn Craven each received an honorable mention.
After going 3-3 during the WAC season, Patterson gave an impressive performance at the league tournament Feb. 11 at Central Valley High in Ceres.
The Tigers sent eight wrestlers to the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV tournament Feb. 17 at Weston Ranch High in Stockton. Two emerged as league champions — Daniel Cota (120 pounds) and Dallas Hernandez (197) — and the other six had top-four finishes.
Three local wrestlers represented Patterson at the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters tournament Feb. 23 and 24 at Stockton Arena, including Hernandez, who won the Division IV title in the 195-pound weight class.
Also advancing and representing the Tigers were Cota, who posted a third-place finish at 122 pounds, and Manuel Cruz, who placed fourth in the 132-pound class at the Division IV tournament.
None of the trio reached the California Interscholastic Federation state meet at Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield, however.
Track and field
Patterson High's boys track and field team finished the regular season with a perfect 6-0 record with an 82-49 triumph over Central Valley High of Ceres at Patterson Community Stadium on April 26.
The girls track and field team picked up a 98-27 win over Central Valley and claimed WAC runner-up honors, finishing the season at 5-1.
Patterson displayed 19 of its top athletes during the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV-V championship May 17 at Modesto Junior College, and 12 qualified for the next level of competition.
Rajaee Delane, Rajheem Carrie, Rodney Lawson and Matthew East took first place in the boys 4x100-meter relay with a showing of 42.94 seconds as they powered the Tigers to a second-place team finish at the Division IV-V meet.
Patterson's quartet of speedsters again took center stage in the 100-meter dash, an event in which the Tigers claimed four of the top six qualifying spots — a first for any school in any event in the history of the division competition.
The foursome seized another big moment May 25, when they placed second in the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters boys 4x100-meter relay final at Elk Grove High.
The group posted a 42.29-second finish and advanced to the CIF State Track and Field Championship, which was June 1 and 2 at Buchanan High in Clovis.
Delane earned a place in the individual 100-meter dash at the state championship.
The relay team finished 23rd in the state among a field of 29.
In the third heat of the preliminary races, facing some of the state's stiffest competition and in scorching weather, Carrie, East, Lawson and Delane finished sixth with a time of 42.75 seconds. All four had graduated from Patterson High the evening before.
Patterson competed in the WAC swimming tournament at Pacheco High of Los Banos on April 28, pitting the Tigers against the best of the league's athletes.
As they had done all season, the Tigers didn't look to measure themselves against other teams, but considered how they stacked up against their own best records.
Patterson came away with a third-place team finish among the league's seven squads.
The boys placed third to runner-up Ceres High and league champion Los Banos High.
The girls finished in fourth place, behind Livingston High, Ceres and league winner Los Banos.
Patterson's Michael D'Onofrio had a fine showing in the boys 100-yard breaststroke with a personal best time of 1 minute, 5.88 seconds. He had already qualified to compete at the Sac-Joaquin Section meet May 10 to 12 at Tokay High of Lodi.
Patterson coach Sara Gomez named D'Onofrio the Most Valuable Player of the boys swim team. Michaela Homen earned MVP honors for the girls swim team.
With two games remaining and the Tigers barely clinging to a playoff spot, Patterson had to start playing postseason-style baseball during the regular season, beginning with its May 4 tilt against Pacheco High of Los Banos.
The Tigers won two consecutive league road games — a 5-4 victory over Pacheco and a 9-1 win May 8 over Central Valley High of Ceres — to secure a 10-12 record and third place in the WAC.
The Tigers' surge at the end of the regular season didn't last through a play-in game of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoffs, however.
River City High of West Sacramento won 3-1 on May 14 to advance to the first round of the Division IV playoffs, ending Patterson's year.
At the conclusion of a season that saw Patterson put together its first Division IV playoff run in three years, two Tigers were honored with first-team all-WAC spots: Frankie Sanchez and Robert Marroquin.
Patterson's Joey Lopes was selected to the conference's second team, while teammate Sean Rainwater received an honorable mention.
Patterson completed a season-series sweep of Central Valley High of Ceres with a 3-1 victory May 8.
The Tigers went 2-0 against the Hawks in 2012, their second such sweep since 2010.
Patterson (4-18) ended the campaign by winning two consecutive conference games, including a 6-1 victory against Pacheco High.
Kyra Martel took home the softball team's Tiger Hustle award, while teammates Annabel Lopez and Brooke Schaa each earned the Tiger Pride award. Francheska Olvera received the Coach's Award.
Girls soccer
Just five days after the Tigers captured their second WAC girls soccer title in three years, they capped off their regular season April 30 by besting rival Central Catholic High of Modesto, 2-1, before a large home crowd on Senior Night.
In the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoffs, Patterson drew the Sierra Valley League's Cosumnes Oaks High of Elk Grove.
After 100 minutes, Patterson's season came down to five shots in penalty kicks.
Cosumnes Oaks edged the Tigers 4-2 in the shootout after the teams played to a 1-1 tie in regulation and two overtime periods May 16 at Patterson Community Stadium.
Five Patterson players were among the student-athletes appointed to the all-WAC team, the league office announced in May.
Patterson's Claudia Barron came away with the league's MVP award. The forward finished the year with 27 goals and six assists as she led Patterson to a 17-3-2 overall record.
Eliana Varela and Monique Garcia-Bradley were also selected to the league first team. Teammates Jessica Funston and Tessa Gonzales earned second-team honors.
Patterson High's fifth-year coach, Cade Tomasegovich, was named the WAC's Coach of the Year. He also won the award in 2010.
Boys tennis
The league boys tennis campaign was wrapped up with a three-match winning streak.
Patterson competed at the WAC tournament April 27 at Pacheco High in Los Banos, where Sterling Ramirez placed second in boys singles to earn a berth in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II event at Johnson Ranch Racquet Club in Roseville.
Ramirez was the tennis team's MVP, and Adan Cortez earned Coach's Award honors.
Daniel Cota took the Tiger Pride Award, and Dylan Halland was the team's Most Improved Player.
Boys golf
Anchored by three strong performances, the Patterson High boys golf team concluded its league season with a fourth-place finish at the WAC tournament May 2 at Diablo Grande Golf and Country Club.
As top individual finishers, Alex Whitney, Brian Lemmon and Luis Castaneda secured dates at the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV subsection tournament May 8, also at Diablo Grande.
Whitney and Lemmon were among the student-athletes named to the all-WAC team, the league office announced in May. Whitney was named to the first team, and Lemmon earned second-team honors.
Patterson coach Richard Jones named Whitney the team's Most Outstanding Golfer, while teammate John Grischott came away with the Tiger Pride Award.
Patterson engineered a remarkable comeback that nonetheless fell short against the visiting Benicia High Panthers in the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III football playoffs on Nov. 9.
Trailing 21-0, the home team scored 24 unanswered points to take the lead. But the rally was reversed when the Panthers returned a fourth-quarter kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown, downing the Tigers 27-24 before a boisterous crowd at Patterson Community Stadium.
After making their eighth straight appearance in the SJS football playoffs, the Tigers (7-4) placed five players on the all-WAC first team: offensive lineman Robert McDonnell, defensive lineman Isaiah Tuefele, linebacker Drake Vatuvei, tight end Jordan Levu and defensive back Brandon Williams.
Named to the all-WAC second team were quarterback Joey Lopes, linebacker Miles Jacks, wide receiver Avion Warmsley and linebacker Rueben Rosas.
Boys soccer
Patterson claimed a share of the WAC boys soccer championship with a 6-2 victory against the Pacheco High Panthers of Los Banos on Oct. 24 at Patterson Community Stadium.
The Tigers (10-1-1 WAC) finished the regular season tied for first place in the conference with Central Valley High of Ceres and had the tiebreaker advantage in Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoff seeding because of their 1-0-1 record against the Hawks.
Patterson entered the Division III playoffs riding a five-game winning streak and celebrating its first league title since 2009.
In the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoffs, Patterson drew the Tri-County League's River Valley High of Yuba City.
Eighty minutes of regulation and 20 minutes of overtime produced a scoreless tie, and River Valley defeated the Tigers 5-4 on penalty kicks Nov. 1 at Patterson Community Stadium.
Jose Rodriguez, Kiki Gonzalez and Andres Herrera were honored with first-team all-WAC spots.
Oscar Toledo, Adrian Ramirez and Fernando Ramos were selected to the conference's second team, while Israel Sotelo and Osvaldo Barbosa each received an honorable mention.
For the first time, Patterson captured the top individual spots in the boys and girls races in the WAC championship, Oct. 24 at River Bluff Regional Park in Ceres.
Nathan Stanton won his 3.1-mile race in 16 minutes, 26 seconds, leading the Tiger boys to a third-place team finish with 85 points.
Lupe Ventura was the top finisher in the girls race, completing the 3.1-mile course in 21:09.
Both Stanton and Ventura came away with all-league honors.
Five Patterson runners, including Stanton and Ventura, qualified to compete in the Sac-Joaquin Section championship meet by turning in top performances Nov. 3 at a subsection race on the Frogtown course in Angels Camp.
Stanton placed 14th out of 228 runners with a time of 16:49 on the 3-mile varsity boys course.
Ventura led Patterson's girls team with a time of 14:25, good enough for seventh place on the 3-mile course.
The Patterson junior varsity boys team had three runners ready to move on to sectional competition.
Antonio Venegas set the pace for Patterson with a 16th-place finish and a time of 12:41. Teammates Devin Burnett (19th, 12:48) and Dylan Halland (32nd, 13:02) qualified to race in the SJS championship meet, too.
Patterson's athletes finished short of qualifying for the CIF state meet during the SJS championship Nov. 10 at Willow Hills Reservoir in Folsom.
Girls golf
Patterson won its final WAC dual match of the season, 240-282, over Pacheco High of Los Banos on Oct. 15 at Diablo Grande.
Sarah Sanchez led the Tigers (5-7 WAC) with a score of 52 on the par-36 course.
Two members of the Patterson High girls golf team hit the links for the final time this season Oct. 23 during the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV tournament.
Sanchez — who had reached the Division IV tournament for a third straight season — and Veronica Benitez closed their year with solid efforts on a rainy, blustery afternoon at Elkhorn Golf and Country Club in Stockton.
Strong winds and a chilly downpour made for difficult conditions on the par-72 course. Sanchez scored 125, enough for a 12th-place finish in the field of 60. Benitez capped her season with a round of 145.
Girls tennis
The Patterson girls tennis team honored its standout athletes Nov. 19 at the annual Fall Athletic Awards Night.
The event acknowledged several individual accolades, noting achievements in leadership, team spirit and overall improvement.
Sisters Kelby Norfleet and Kendal Norfleet were selected to the WAC first team.
Nzuzi Mahungu was named the girls tennis team's Most Valuable Singles Player. Teammates Britnei Murray and Avree Chairez earned Most Valuable Doubles Player honors.
Jennifer Camberos was the team's Most Improved Player, and Kelby Norfleet and Victoria Paden were named co-captains.
Patterson finished the WAC volleyball season with three wins and nine losses, concluding with a 3-1 defeat by the visiting Panthers from Pacheco High on Oct. 30.
Mele Tupouata was selected to the all-WAC first team, and Karina Villafana received an honorable mention.
Villafana was named the volleyball team's Outstanding Defensive Player. Tupouata took home the Most Improved Player award, while teammate Mariele Schut earned the Tiger Pride Award. Bailey Boschi came away with the Hustle Award. Kiara Job and Sadie Schut were selected as team co-captains.
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text: Focal Performance P165V33 3-way 6-3/4" component speaker system Zoom Front Back Photos Videos Does it fit my car? Item #: 091P165V33 Review Summary 5 people say DISCONTINUED This item is no longer available to purchase. Contact us for other options Call Email Original price $699.99 Shop all Component Systems Shop all Component Systems x By buying this product you'll earn up to 700 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Focal Performance P165V33 by John Pollard Why install component speakers? A component speaker system gives you the best possible performance from your car audio system. A system consists of separate woofers, tweeters, and crossovers, each designed to cover one specific range of frequencies. As separate components, the woofer can move freely to deliver more powerful performance, while the tweeter can be custom-mounted in a better spot up closer to your ears, revealing a whole new world of detail. Separate crossovers are far superior to the simple filters wired into full-range speakers, so the components work together for smoother, more focused sound. Focal's made a strong impression on American car audio fans in the last couple of years. Their 3-way Performance Series P165V33 component speaker system continues this trend, using precision craftmanship and advanced materials to deliver superior performance. The system includes two 6-3/4" woofers, two 4" midrange drivers, two 1-3/4" tweeters, two external crossover networks, and assorted hardware. 2-layer woofer cone The system's 6-3/4" woofer features a Polyglass cone that's created by depositing a layer of hollow glass microbeads over a layer of cellulose pulp. This unique material combines the warm sound of cellulose with the incredible strength of glass, for a cone that responds rapidly with extremely low resonance. A butyl rubber surround helps control cone movement and promotes high power handling. The zamak (zinc alloy) basket provides a non-magnetic, non-resonant housing that won't color the sound. Unique tweeter design Focal designed the 1-3/4" aluminum/magnesium inverted dome tweeter to disperse high frequencies evenly for a big, open soundstage. The external 3-way crossover ensures a smooth transition from lows to mids to highs, so vocals and instruments sound natural. You can select from 3 tweeter levels to get the right balance in your vehicle. 4" midrange speaker The shallow-mount 4" midrange driver, identical in construction to the woofer, adds focus and detail. Mount the midrange and tweeter as close to ear level as possible in your vehicle, and enjoy the powerful soundstage created by these precision speakers. Note: This component speaker set consists of a separate woofer, midrange speaker, and tweeter. Our Car Selector checks to make sure the woofer will fit in your factory location. You'll have to custom install the midrange and tweeter. Note: Focal describes this model as a 6-1/2" speaker. Most manufacturers designate this same frame size as a 6-3/4" speaker. For simplicity's sake we list it as a 6-3/4" speaker. See more info on this item Highlights:3-way component speaker system (includes 2 woofers, 2 midrange drivers, 2 tweeters, 2 crossover networks, and hardware)6-3/4" Polyglass woofer with butyl rubber surround4" Polyglass midrange with butyl rubber surroundnon-resonant zamak (zinc alloy) basket for woofer and midrange1-3/4" aluminum/magnesium inverted dome tweeteroutboard crossover with 3-level tweeter control4-ohm total impedancegrilles included6-80 watts RMS power range (160 watts peak)frequency response: 55-28,000 Hzsensitivity: 93 dBdepth: 2-11/16" (woofer); 1-9/16" (midrange)warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Speaker Size 6 3/4 Design 3-way Tweeter Design Inverted Dome Tweeter Composition Aluminum Woofer Composition Polyglass Woofer Surround Butyl rubber Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Specifications Sensitivity 93 dB Frequency Response 55 - 28k Hz RMS Power Range (Watts) 6-80 Peak Power Handling (Watts) 160 Impedance (Ohms) 4 Top-mount Depth (Inches) 2 11/16 Bottom-mount Depth (Inches) N/A Cutout Diameter or Length (inches) 5 5/8 Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Two 6-3/4" Woofers Two 4" Midrange Two inverted dome tweeters (with attached 22" length of speaker wire) 2 Tweeter flush mount cups (installed) 2 Tweeter flush mount clamps 2 Tweeter angle mount adapters 2 Crossover networks 2 Woofer grilles 2 Woofer grille mounting rings 2 Midrange grilles 2 Midrange grille mounting rings 2 Woofer mounting gaskets 2 Midrange mounting gaskets Tweeter removal tool 16 Speed clips Four M3x8mm Machine screws Eight 5/8" Self-tapping screws Twenty-four 1" Self-tapping screws Owner's manual (English/ French) Serial number card Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Woofer Midrange Tweeter Crossover Woofer Polyglass Cone: The woofer cone has a cellulose pulp base and is coated with a uniform deposit of hollow glass microballs. The addition of the Polyglass layer significantly increases the cone's rigidity without adding much weight. This combination takes advantage of the accuracy and neutrality of the hard outer surface, but maintains the superior damping characteristics of the cellulose pulp. Surround: The butyl rubber surround is resistant to ultraviolet rays, temperature extremes, and humidity, adding to the speaker's reliability and longevity. Zamak Basket: The woofer features a cast Zamak basket. Zamak is a rigid alloy of Zinc, Aluminum, Magnesium, and Copper. Zamak is non-magnetic. Voice Coil: The voice coil is wound around a 1" diameter low-mass Kapton former, ensuring no coil deformation. Midrange Polyglass Cone: Like the woofers, the midrange drivers use Polyglass cones with butyl rubber surrounds. Zamak Basket: The midrange drivers also feature a cast Zamak basket. Size: The 4" midrange drivers will fit many factory 4" speaker locations. They can be top or bottom mounted and have these dimensions: Depth (top mount): 1.572" Mounting height: 0.273" Flange height: 0.181" Depth (bottom mount): 1.753 Tweeter protrusion: 0.092" Cutout diameter: 3.682" Frame diameter: 4.02" Tweeter Inverted Dome Tweeter: The 1-3/4" tweeter is an inverted aluminum dome, producing a broad sound stage. The tweeter has a Neodymium magnet to provide a powerful magnetic field for the voice coil, while still maintaining the tweeter's compact dimensions. Mounting Options: The tweeter can be surface or flush mounted using the included adapters. The included angled cup allows surface mounting at one of two angles; approximately 10° and approximately 30°. Dimensions: Flush Mount 10° Surface Mount 30° Surface Mount Mounting Height 0.274" 1.212" 1.553" Depth 0.962" 0.552" (screw depth) 0.552" (screw depth) Frame Diameter 2.053" N/A N/A Cutout Diameter 1.825" N/A N/A Frame Width N/A 1.785" 1.785" Frame Length N/A 1.842" 1.776" Crossover Components: Focal uses audiophile grade polypropylene capacitors and solid core inductors to ensure high definition and a dynamic sound quality. Tweeter Level: You can adjust the output level of the tweeter on the crossover to -6 dB, -3 dB, or 0 dB. Crossover Slopes: The crossover uses 2nd order (12 dB/octave) low-pass, band-pass, and high-pass filters. The crossover points are 400 Hz and 4,000 Hz. Wiring: The inputs and outputs are screw terminals; they will accept bare wire or spade connectors up to 0.3" wide. Dimensions: Width: 3.335" Height: 1.577" Depth: 5.088" Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Focal Performance P165V33 Reviews Average Customer Review: 5 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Submit the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Focal Performance P165V33 Review Written By Eric, Pittsburgh,PA on Tuesday, June 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very satisfied, This is my first Focal purchase and they exceeded my expectations. These speakers sound great and as always the customer service form Crutchfield is top notch. I will look for more Focal prducts in the future. Pros: Great sound and very flexable. Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Amazing! Written By Dutch1, Lansing, MI on Thursday, February 13, 2014 These speakers are incredible....detailed, fast, smooth, dynamic and neutral. Custom built midrange pod put the mids and tweeters at ear level. Huge soundstage that can image five feet outside the car, depending on source material. However, they sounded terrible right out of the box; they need plenty of time to break in! Mine took about 150 hours to smooth out but is WELL worth the wait! Sound will now rival many very expensive high-end home systems. Pros: Detailed, accurate, smooth, imaging, sound staging, dynamics, fast. Cons: Needs lots of break-in time but worth the wait. Poor source material has nowhere to hide. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Focal fan Written By Ryman, Zionsville, IN on Tuesday, August 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Being an owner of Focal home speakers, and a previous owner of Focal mobile speakers, this was an easy purchase for me to make. Well worth the money. No disappointments with the purchase of these speakers. Pros: sound quality 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 SEPARATION AND CLARITY Written By Nelson, Toms River, NJ on Friday, February 15, 2013 Amazing speakers, I have them mounted in stock locations in my 95 C Class. Tweeters up on dash, 6 1/2 in front doors. 4in in rear doors. My staging would greatly improve if they were mounted closer or above the woofer, but that is in the works. I am using a Alpine 9886 headunit and PDX 5 to push them and they love every bit of it. These speakers sound awesome. The closest thing to the original MB Q series . Pros: Clear sound, strong contruction, easy install. did i mention they sound awesome! Cons: Woofers are a little muddy on certain songs, but i will contribute that to them being mounted in doors. Thats my 1 star deduction (1/2 star not allowed) 1 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 AMAZING Written By Dominic, Utah on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 These speakers are awesome! I have a decent setup in my car, and I love that I can turn the base up as much as I want and these speakers will still overpower the whole system! I would recommend to anyone looking for an amazing sound upgrade! the 3 way is outstanding also. The mid woofer allows a very good range between the speakers. It has incredible mids and highs. Kinda expensive though, you might wanna consider the P165 v30 (2-way set) im sure those are very comparable. FYI I'm running 2 JL 10" W3 (sealed enclosure), with a alpine PDX M600. 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- Lightheadness (feeling like you are going to faint)
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During cognitive-behavioral therapy , the therapist may:
- Help you change your negative thought patterns and behaviors
- Teach you techniques to help you control anxiety symptoms (eg, deep breathing, visualization, meditation )
- Suggest changes to your social environment to minimize stress
- Gradually expose you to feared situations in a controlled environment
A support group may also be part of your treatment.
Your doctor may recommend:
- Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) or other antidepressants—to help relieve symptoms of anxiety and depression
- Beta-blockers—to stop the physical symptoms of panic and anxiety (has been used to relieve the performance anxiety that often occurs with social anxiety disorder)
Your doctor may try using other medicines to help control your symptoms. Examples include:
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- Anticonvulsants
There are no guidelines for preventing social anxiety disorder. But early diagnosis and treatment can prevent complications, such as:
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- Depression
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By: Steven Petty
PERRY, NY… A warm pre-Summer evening welcomed the cars, stars, and fans to the Wyoming County International Speedway for the racing action under the lights. It was a night of drivers making a return visit to the Promised Land known as Victory Circle but for one driver, the wait to get back to victory lane was a long wait. Before the results of this week's racing action, let's recap what happened at the Bullring. Two weeks ago saw Patrick Emerling take top honors in the SST Modifieds. Phil Alhart Jr won in the SST Super Stocks. Charles Buchanan won in the 4 Cylinders and Robbie Micoli won in the Mini Cups. Out of those four, only two were successful on repeating on this evening at WCIS.
2009 Wyoming County International Speedway SST Modified Track Champion John Barber of Bliss, NY took top honors in the 35 lap affair for the premier division at the Bullring. Dick Kluth and Greg Utberg led the field for the start of the 35 lap race with the racing veteran Kluth getting out to the early advantage. Andy Jankowiak was the car on the move as Andy J started dead last and then worked his way to the front of the field as he was up to the fourth position when the first yellow flag of the event occurred when Jim Ling, Tim Hoegel, Greg Utberg, Don King and Tim Welshans came together on the entrance to the back straightaway. Only King and Utberg were able to continue on. Just before the caution, 2009 track champion John Barber passed Kluth for the number one spot. The defending champ was on a mission as he has not seen victory lane since 2009. Dick Kluth was running in the top three but contact with John Julicher Jr. sent the 27 machine spinning down the front stretch causing the field to bunch up one more time. Then off the restart, Barber and Jankowiak continued to be the class of the field and Andy J was close to the rear bumper of the Barber 01 machine but Jankowiak got loose causing Barber to take complete control of the event and led the remaining laps to pick up his first win of 2009. Andy Jankowiak was able to hang on and finish up in the runner up position. Jim Love had his best finish this season coming home in third. Just a note, the top three finished on American Racer Tires as this is the second week that WCIS is allowing drivers to run either American Racers of Hoosier 10/70's.
Phil Alhart Jr. was victorious for the second consecutive week for the SST Super Stocks. Cassie Logsdon and heat winner Jeremy Gray led the field for the start of the 25 lap event with Gray out to the early advantage. The driver on the move was current points leader Phil Alhart Jr. Phil took over the top spot from Gray on lap 10 but the lead soon dissolved as Joe Mancuso spun on the back straightaway to cause the field to bunch up one more time. Then off of the restart Austyn Fugle took over the top spot but only for a short time as Alhart Jr. regained the number one position and that pass was the final one as Alhart Jr picked up win number two on the season. Austyn Fugle was able to hold off a battle for third with Cassie Logsdon and Jeremy Gray with Gray getting loose and Logsdon finishing third followed by Gray and Joe Mancuso rounding out the top five.
The always competitive 4 Cylinder division worked their way onto the speedway for their 20 lap feature event and it was 14 year old phenom Tommy Catalano picking up his third victory of the season after leading all twenty laps for the win. Daniel Majchrzak and Tommy Catalano led the field for the 20 lap affair with Catalano getting out to the early advantage. Catalano was showing the way with the battle was behind the leader for position two on back. Daniel Majchrzak was running in the top three for most of the event but on the final lap, but had problems and crashed the familiar 14 machine up against the back straightaway wall. Charles Buchanan was able to get around Majchrzak for the runner up spot and Bob Bogner was also able to get around the wrecked Majchrzak machine to take third place. The race would end with Tommy Catalano picking up win number three on the season for the Mad Mark's Welding, Cams NY Pizzeria, PJ Radiator, Catalano Motorsports entry. Last week's feature winner Charles Buchanan would finish second and Bob Bogner would round out the top three.
In the Mini Cup division, Daniel Majchrzak and Kennedy White led the way for the start of the feature event with Robbie Micoli getting the advantage from his fourth starting spot and not looking back as led all the laps to get win number three on the season. Kennedy White was second with Jason Eck in third and Daniel Majchrzak rounding out the field.
Next week will be WCIS's Aloha to Summer Night as it will be Hawaiian Night as well as the second Crash and Smash Series event as Junkyard Hockey will be the event that will be taking place after the Regular Racing Series program featuring the SST Modifieds, Super Stocks, 4 Cylinders plus the appearance by the touring Casey's TQ Midget Series. Coming up on July 9th will be the Race of Champions DART Asphalt Modified Tour. Come see the big names of the ROC Tour as they come to tame the Bullring at Wyoming County. Gates open at 5 pm with racing to get underway at 7:30 sharp. For more information, log on to www.wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.com or check out the track's Facebook page by searching Wyoming International Speedway. The track can also be reached through phone by calling either 585-237-2580 or 237-2510.
Official Results:
SST Modifieds: JOHN BARBER, Andy Jankowiak, Jim Love, Don King, Lexi Wilson, Greg Utberg, Dick Kluth, John Julicher Jr., Ed Schueler (DNF), Tom Weist (DNF), Jim Ling (DNF), Tim Welshans (DNF), Tim Hoegel (DNF)
SST Super Stocks: PHIL ALHART JR., Austyn Fugle, Cassie Logsdon, Jeremy Gray, Joe Mancuso
4 Cylinders: TOMMY CATALANO, Charles Buchanan, Bob Bogner, Kevin Grom, Brian Johnson, Alison Knoephler, Daniel Majchrzak, Doug Packman, Eric Haistreiter (DNF), TJ Drennen (DNF)
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07/08/2014 03:07
Aliya dream for 92-year-old comes true
LOTTIE HERMAN, 92 (seated, center) is seen off yesterday by children, grandchildren and great grandchildren at Newark Airport, NJ..
(photo credit:NEFESH B'NEFESH)
For Lottie Herman it's never too late to achieve her dream of making aliya.The 92-year-old American is making aliya after years of thinking of doing so. Herman fled to America from Germany in 1939."It was always her dream to come to Israel," her daughter, Carrie Wachtel said.She is expected to arrive Tuesday at 7:00 a.m. on a Nefesh B'Nefesh flight from Newark, New Jersey. She will live in Jerusalem in a private apartment with a caregiver, though she has plenty of family who live in Israel.Herman will be welcomed at the airport by Wachtel, many grandchildren and great grandchildren.Wachtel's husband accompanied Herman on the flight.Wachtel, who has lived in Israel with her husband for 12 years, said she believes it is important for her mother to come to Israel especially given everything that has happened in the past few weeks."No matter how hard it is here, this is where we have to be," Wachtel said. "If we run from Israel, where are we going to run to?"
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