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Nico Hulkenberg insists it is too early to judge whether Sauber will be competitive this season...
Nico Hulkenberg insists it is too early to judge whether Sauber will be competitive this season.
Last year Sauber impressed with four podium finishes while Sergio Perez and Kamui Kobayashi were behind the wheel of the C31.
This season the team has an all-new line-up in Hulkenberg and rookie racer Esteban Gutierrez.
The team-mates spent the last four days putting in the laps at the Barcelona circuit in preparation for the forthcoming season.
But where Sauber is in the pecking, Hulkenberg isn't willing to guess.
"At this time of the year it is the only time that drivers really tell the truth: honestly, I don't know," he told the official F1 website when asked if his C32 would bring him 'closer to fulfilling your ambition.'
"I am happy with what I feel so far and how the car handles, bearing in mind that there is always room for improvement.
"Having said that, I have no idea where this will place us in the current pecking order and I doubt if any of my driver colleagues has a clearer picture.
"Winter testing is simply something completely different from a race weekend: now everybody is running his own program trying to figure out how the car works and how the car works together with different tyre compounds and different fuel loads.
"What lap times these programs produce is mainly of negligible importance - the importance is to eliminate errors.
"On a race weekend it is completely the opposite: everything you do - all Friday and Saturday morning - is meant to produce the fastest time possible in one lap."
As for the reports that the German's feet are too big for the car's cockpit, Hulkenberg said: "The real issue was that in Jerez we didn't have the right shoe size for me - that was it.
"Now with the right shoe size everything is perfect.
"Does that make me the F1 Cinderella? That only the one with the 'right' shoe size will see a happy ending? Who knows? I do love fairy tales - I just wonder who is playing the wicked stepmother..."


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Lewis Hamilton has played down comments that this could be his year, saying it is "difficult" to judge where the teams are...
Lewis Hamilton has played down comments that this could be his year, saying it is "difficult" to judge where the teams are.
Mercedes had a solid pre-season, which saw Hamilton finish the final day's running with the quickest time and 70 laps to his name.
Mercedes' performances have led many to predict that the 2008 World Champ and team-mate Nico Rosberg could be the ones to beat.
Hamilton, though, has downplayed this.
"Why do you believe that?" he told the official F1 website when asked if this would be his year.
Pressed as to whether it was 'about time' he added another title to his name, Hamilton responded: "Yes, but that was true for every year that has passed since then."
The Brit, though, admits Mercedes are looking good after putting in the most miles in testing. Rosberg and Hamilton were also second and third on the week's overall timesheet.
"Yeah, it is good going into a season - to the first race - knowing that we have covered the most miles, we probably are one of the most put-together teams in terms of the car working, a good mileage under our belts and a happy spirit.
"We are driven to fight for the Championship - that all is super positive. But let's keep the feet on the ground: right now - even if all indications look great - it is still difficult to know who is hot and who is not.
"You go to Australia not knowing who the hell will be in the lead. Reliability will be a huge factor - for every single person in the team. For everyone."
He added: "It will be a bit of a mix and match in the first few races. Probably some good surprises for the fans - and for us. Maybe a bit of a deja-vu of 2012 when there was a different winner at the first couple of races.
"It could easily be like that. Fortunately the Mercedes is such a good engine: you have Williams, who look like they could be a competitive team, and you have Force India who could be much further ahead. Maybe Felipe Massa will take the Williams to the front! Who knows?"


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New Music to Know: How Naughty Boy Went from Pizza Delivery Guy to the Top of the Charts
The British DJ, who currently has a hit with the Sam Smith-assisted track, 'La La La,' achieved his dreams thanks in part to the game show Deal or No Deal.
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Turk 5-Piece 3-in-1 Game Table with 4 Arm Chairs
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Book your room at Sheraton San Diego Hotel, Mission Valley
Traditional Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Traditional Room, 2 Queen BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Deluxe RoomMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children)
Club Room, 1 King Bed, Business Lounge AccessMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
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Get an overview of this hotelMission Valley, San Diego hotel near Seaworld, Beaches
With a stay at Sheraton San Diego Hotel, Mission Valley in San Diego (Mission Valley), you'll be minutes from Mission Valley Mall and close to San Diego Zoo.
This family-friendly hotel is close to University of San Diego and Balboa Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 260 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comforters. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including a health club, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and discounted use of a nearby fitness facility.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Featured amenities include a business center, limo/town car service, and express check-in. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Mission Valley's two premier shopping malls sit across I-8 from the Sheraton San Diego Hotel, Mission Valley. Both malls house movie theaters and hundreds of stores. Major attractions, including downtown, Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego Sports Arena, Cox Arena, San Diego State University, the San Diego Zoo, the USS Midway, and SeaWorld are just minutes from the hotel.
The Sheraton features a freeform outdoor pool and a fitness room; guests also receive discounted access to a health club a quarter-mile away. An American restaurant serves all meals. A computer station in the lobby has a printer, fax machine, and high-speed Internet access (surcharge). Wireless Internet access is available in the lobby (fees may apply). The hotel also offers 12,000-square-feet of meeting and event space. The Sheraton San Diego Hotel, Mission valley is dog friendly; some restrictions apply.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 260
- Number of floors - 14
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
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- Express check-out
- Health club
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- Limo or Town Car service available
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Spa tub
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access (9.95 USD per 24 hours surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free weekday newspaper
- Phone
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- Rollaway/extra beds available
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- WiFi (surcharge)
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- Room service (limited hours)
- Down comforter
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Cru Bistro - Dual-level restaurant with high, arched ceiling and glass doors opening onto pool deck. Serves American cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Drinks and light fare available in adjacent bar.
Nearby Things to Do
This hotel features an outdoor freeform pool and spa tub, as well as a fitness center with cardio and weight equipment. Guests also receive discounted access to a fitness center a quarter-mile from the hotel.
Three miles from the hotel, 1,200-acre Balboa Park offers two golf courses and a driving range, as well as the San Diego Zoo. Surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, and other water activities are available at local beaches and Mission Bay Aquatic Park, six miles away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near Sheraton San Diego Hotel, Mission Valley; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
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- Breakfast fee: USD 17 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 9.95 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 16 per day
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"Who all's playing on the 30th?"--this is a response to Dollar.
I'm not 100% on all of these, so let me know if you know better. And let everyone else know. I'd love to get more than 15 teams this time.
Rob Kelly/Dave Evans
Brad Bowman/James McNaughton
Chris Spaugh/John Grey
Mark Spaugh/Noah Wellborn
Luke/Justin J.
2-3 teams from Milledgeville
Crickey/Wookie (Team Crookie?)
Clunck/Redan Randy (Team Absinthe)
Brian Lang/Partner
Brian Benton/Michael Burton
Monty Dubs first ever women's team!
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Staying at Luke's---Let me know if you need a place to sleep. We've got plenty of room, but only 3 beds.
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Holly Schulz Bio
Holly Schulz
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Connect with me on Twitter: @HollyCSchulz
Live Skype Chat: holly.rushsoccer
Hello! My name is Holly, and from diapers I've loved the game of soccer. I began playing as soon as I could walk, early on with Club Columbine, then continued playing year-round with Colorado Rush and on the Dakota Ridge High School varsity team until 2002 when I moved to Seattle. Eventually I ended up in Jacksonville, FL, to shift gears and study Database Administration (nerd stuff.) After endless studies I can proudly say I'm a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist, and also proud to be done with school! :)
I finally returned to Colorado at the beginning of 2011 to work for Rush Soccer. Originally I was hired on to develop some new programs, and nowadays I still manage a couple of those programs (travel + trophies & awards) but my passion is mostly wrapped up in my favorite part of this career: Rush Soccer social media.
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This bag will make your cloth nappy laundry routine simpler than ever! It is endlessley versatile: use it for dirty nappies or for camping, boating, other laundry, etc.
The FABULOUS WET BAG is intended to be used either as a hanging pail or as a pail liner. You can wash and dry it with your nappies - high heat will not damage this sturdy polyester bag with a tough waterproof layer. Double seamed on three sides, it is designed and constructed to be durable and leak resistant.
This is a generously-sized (24" x 24") bag with two closures a zipper and a drawstring. Use both to ensure that odours are contained in the bag. The drawstring can also be used to hang the bag or to cinch it around a pail.
You can hang the FABULOUS WET BAG on a hook or a doorknob not only is it a functional cloth nappy accessory, it will also sylishly add to the decor of your nappy changing area!
Turn the bag inside out to wash. Wash and dry at normal temperatures in washer and dryer. Avoid fabric softeners, chlorine bleach, or any other whitening agents.
The FABULOUS WET BAG is made with careful attention to detail in our own wonderful factory in Montreal, so that we are assured of good quality and fair labour practices. The fabrics and components that we use are all sourced in North America and are guaranteed lead, phthalate and BPA free.
Lisa Craig
2014-08-14 15:21:23
de-laminated very quickly
The bag de-laminated very quickly (maybe a couple months of use?). I was able to keep using it for a couple more months before the plastic ripped. I really liked the size of the bag (I haven't been able to find one as big) and it kept in scent better than the two bags I bought to replace it.
2013-10-18 20:39:41
Not durable
This bag only lasted about 6 months after going in the wash about 2-3 times a week. The inside lining got torn very quickly and then it accumulates water. Fabric stores now sell PUL fabric so it is much cheaper to make your own wet bags.
2012-06-04 13:05:44
Design flaw in the top
I have had two of these bags in the 2 years since my daughter has been in diapers. I have followed all of the recommended care instructions to a tee, however in both cases, the drawstring has caused the sewing above to tear. I have refused to buy a 3rd bag, as they retail for close to locally in my area, so I have just cut the drawstring out altogether. The sewing is not good at the seams of this bag, and I believe it is due to the material being weak. Once the seams tear, the holes just bigger and bigger and are unable to be resewn unless taken to a professional. I think the drawstring is useless anyhow, and if you took that out altogether you would likely not have the tearing issues along the seams.
2011-10-14 14:30:56
Love this bag!
I looked at a lot of bags when I was looking for a large bag that would function as a diaper pail. I wasn't disappointed by my choice--in fact, I was blown away by how wonderful this bag is! First, I was surprised by how large it was. Even though I knew how big its measurements were, it still surprised me when I unfolded it. I wash diapers every second day, so it can hold a lot! Then, when I used it, I was glad to learn that all the reviews I read saying it keeps the odors in were true. (No more comments from my husband!) It washes and dries wonderfully as well. I recommend this bag to everyone I know who uses cloth diapers. It's amazing! (Plus, I just love that it matches some of my covers! LOL)
2011-01-20 14:38:30
It really is fabulous!
This bag is just fabulous! It is huge. And it really does keep all of the smell in. My husband no longer complains about the nursery smelling like pee-pee! I wash it every other day and it still looks like new. Great product- try it!
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2010-12-15 15:55:36
Wonderful Wet Bag
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this wetbag, it's large to hold a few days worth of diapers. (we wash every 2 days). We never have any issues with it. It washes so well. I have since purchased the medium wet bag to have in my diaper bag. I would recommend this wet bag to anyone, it is awesome.
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2010-09-16 13:42:45
Generously sized bag is amazing
Okay, when they said I won a large wetbag, I was thinking something just a little larger than my Bummis traveling wetbag. But I was amazed to find how roomy this wetbag actually is! I am excited because I know when I have a second baby and am diapering TWO, it will STILL be able to hold all those cloth diapers! Not only that but the construction is sturdy and the fabric is super smooth with their great Super Brite prints. I love this bag! :)
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Kosher Salads & Salad Dressings
|Oat Groats Salad with Carrots and Raisins
by Ronnie Fein, KitchenVignettes.com
Oat groats are such a tasty alternative to the more usual rice or pasta. They are tender and just vaguely sweet, so delicious when you eat them hot with a bit of butter or olive oil as a side dish. But I usually let them cool and make them into a salad. They're so versatile that I make a different version each time. But for my Break-the-fast, to follow the season's theme of eating sweet foods, I pair them with carrots and raisins. Add a counterpoint touch of scallion and a mild vinaigrette and I'm done. This is a colorful dish, perfect for a festive holiday buffet. You can make the groats and dressing in advance and mix them together about 10-15 minutes before you serve. By the way, if you can't find oat groats, you can use farro, spelt or bulgur wheat.
1 cup oat groats
Place the oat groats in a saucepan, cover with 2 cups water and bring to a boil over high heat. Turn the heat to low, cover the pan and cook for about 35 minutes or until the groats are tender but still a bit chewy. If there is any remaining water, strain the groats to discard the water.Spoon the groats into a bowl.
Cook the carrots for 3–5 minutes or until tender but still firm. Drain and add to the groats.
Add the scallions, raisins and herb, if used, and stir the ingredients to distribute them evenly. Pour in the olive oil and vinegar and season to taste with salt and pepper. Toss ingredients and let rest for at least 15 minutes before serving.
Yield: Makes 6-8 servings
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A 14-year-old Kane boy is facing charges in connection with a stabbing that caused injuries to a Kane man and the alleged assailant.
The boy has been charged with aggravated assault and "other charges," Kane Borough Police Chief Brian Hillard said Monday.
Kane Police Officer Bill Nichols responded to the stabbing at 1:16 a.m. March 18 at 335 Bayard St., Apt. 1.
Police said Brian Kopp of the 300 block of Welsh St., Kane, had been stabbed in the left hip area by a "large kitchen knife." Police said the man was visiting the residence as a "friend" of the boy's mother.
Police said the boy had been wielding two knives. Police said the boy sustained a lacerated hand.
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frozen whipped topping, thawed
1 (9 inch)
prepared graham cracker crust
WOW! I made this pie for Father's Day brunch and it was a huge success. When preparing the pie, I tasted the filling prior to putting it into the pie crust and was weary that it may not have enough lemon flavor. However after it chilled overnight, it had just the right amount of tartness. My mother-in-law begged for the recipe and I'm almost ashamed to give it to her as it was embarassingly easy, but FABULOUS! Thanks for sharing, I will definitely be making this one regularly.
Just make the custard with 2 egg yolks and sweetened condensed milk, than add lemon juice, it might be more interesting. Frozen whipping cream can be add for the topping or fold either way is ok.
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An awesome summer pie! Excellent with BBQ or potluck if you want a light, lemony dessert. I like to make my own graham cracker crust (buy the ready to use Keebler Graham cracker crumbs) since it tastes so much better - sweeter, crunchier and homemade tasting. I think the ready made crusts always taste stale and they crumble and fall apart when you cut into them. Like others, I added about 5-6 drops of yellow food coloring, added 1.5 teaspoon lemon extract and increased lemon juice to 2/3 cups (use quality bottled lemon juice). Sweet and tangy, similar to a lemon chiffon pie and will take you a whole 15 min. from start to finish. TIP- Freeze this, especially if you add more lemon juice. Trust me, it won't be 'frozen', but will taste like a silky key lime pie coming out of the freezer. The fridge isn't cold enough to firm this up. I also make this in a 9 in. springform pan which makes serving and cutting very easy.
This is my new favorite dessert! It's so easy, and fabulous. I thought it wasn't quite lemon enough the 1st time, so the 2nd time I made it I used 2/3 cup lemon juice, and it came out a little softer, but zingier, which I like. I also put a few drops of yellow food coloring, to make it the perfect lemon-yellow color. It's my new standby though, it's so easy and delicious!
we call this Lemon Icebox Pie in my family. it's a family traditional favorite for over 40 years.
This recipe is absolutely the best and the easiest ever!! It takes less than 5 minutes to prepare, and tastes wonderful! Big hit at my house when I have friends over.
Pretty good for a pie, and really good for a no-hassle 5-minute pie. The cool whip doesn't even really have to be thawed. I'm going to try lime juice next time instead of lemon.
A great addition to my Easter Dinner. This pie was so easy to put together! I upped the lemon juice to 1/2 a cup, added the zest from one grated lemon and used real whipping cream, and a small amount of yellow food coloring. For those of us that love lemon, this was a big hit. Thanks.
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Calories: 398
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New Berlin Eisenhower, Wauwatosa East baseball photos now online
New Berlin Eisenhower vs. Wauwatosa East baseball game. Eisenhower scored three runs in each of the first three innings on the way to an 11-0 victory.We've just posted a photo gallery from yesterday's
Initial Reaction Podcast: Just how much of a chance do the Wisconsin Badgers have?
JP and JR discuss the upcoming Wisconsin-Alabama game and ponder if the Badgers have a chance to shock the college football universe, plus a boatload of reaction to the second week of the football season, including big wins for Catholic Memorial and Franklin.
Updated week three rankings of area prep football teams and players
Push for the playoffs is a detailed weekly breakdown of the teams and players in the Lake Country and suburban Milwaukee prep football scene.
Wauwatosa police will host OWI Task Force deployment
Police officers will be out on the roads stopping and arresting impaired drivers this coming holiday weekend, according to a news release from the Wauwatosa Police Department.
In an effort to educate the public regarding the dangers of impaired driving, the Wauwatosa Police Department will host a "Street Corner Roll Call" at the intersection of North Mayfair Road and West Bluemound Road Sept. 5 as part of a Labor Day Weekend OWI Task Force deployment.
There will be a large visible presence of law enforcement officers from numerous agencies throughout the Southeastern Wisconsin at the roll call, according to the news release.
"The goal is to educate the public regarding the dangers impaired driving poses to all motorists on the road," the release said. "We also want to bring awareness to law enforcement's ongoing commitment to deterring impaired driving and arresting those who choose to drive under the influence."
Following the event, the OWI Task Force officers will deploy on their directed patrol assignments to look for and arrest impaired drivers.
WauwaTiki, the tiki bar planned in Tosa, is projecting a November opening
The owners of the tiki bar planned for 6502 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa expect to close on the sale of the building this month and hope to open WauwaTiki in November.
Jason Growel, owner of the Eastsider bar in Milwaukee and co-owner of WauwaTiki, said the closing of the building is set for Sept. 16. He and business partner Peter Panagos, owner of the Hotch in Milwaukee, had originally hoped to open their new place this summer.
Wauwatosa's Community Development Authority this week awarded the owners a $100,000 loan, forgiveable if they meet their projections of hiring the equivalent of at least 14 full-time workers and if they stay in business at least five years.
Plans call for the tiki bar and restaurant to serve menu items with Hawaiian, Caribbean and African flavors for lunch and dinner. Because the neighborhood is made up of many young families, the partners have said, they plan to have a children's menu and nonalcoholic drinks as well.
Sport Shorts: Sept. 3, 2015
The Wauwatosa East girls took the top four places at the Firefly dual against Wauwatosa West and eight of the top 10 on Aug. 25 at Hart Park, winning by a score of 16 to 47.
The Red Raiders were led by juniors Janet Fee(13:06.4), Kacy Fisher(13:08), Jordyn Summerfield(13:09.6) and Andrea Mabie(13.12.5), who took the top four spots in the race.
Tosa East also finished sixth, seventh eighth and ninth behind sophomore Sydney Evans(13:58.5), freshman Abby Wood(13:59.2), sophomore Kyra Meach(14:05.1) and senior Kayla Klein(14:17.4).
Other top-20 finishers were junior Julia Bartlett(11th, 14:44.5), junior Amara Green(14th, 14:56), sophomore Vanessa Schuh(15th, 14:58.5), freshman Elsa Klein(16th, 15:02.9) and freshman Ginger Wrensch(19th, 15:36.3).» Read Full Article
Despite loss, Wauwatosa East's defense continues to shine
Wauwatosa East is hoping its offense starts to play up to par with its defense, as the Red Raiders (0-2) open up the Greater Metro Conference season at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4, at Hart Park.
A disappointing — and probably upset — Menomonee Falls team is coming to town. The Indians are 0-2 under first-year coach Dan Lutz. The Indians, usually one of the upper-level teams in the GMC, lost to a surprising Oak Creek team, 26-0, in the opener and Superior, 37-20, last Friday.
"The GMC is the toughest league in Wisconsin," coach Mike Richards said. "We are opening up against a strong team. Even with their new coach, they are not going to miss a beat. They will bring their best effort."
The Red Raiders, having allowed only 29 points in two games — a 17-0 loss to Tosa West in the opener and a 12-7 loss to Union Grove last week — need to improve an offense averaging 3.5 points a game. There is no problem with the defense, though, which is allowing only 14.5 points per game.
Richards deflected credit to his defensive staff for their role in holding down Union Grove.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa West football team beats Grafton to start season 2-0 once again
For the fourth straight season, the Wauwatosa West football team began the season with a 2-0 record, and now the Trojans get ready for the Woodland Conference opener against league preseason favorite Pewaukee.
The Pirates are 1-1, having defeated Brown Deer, 21-0, before losing to Wisconsin Lutheran, 35-14, last week. West, which defeated Tosa East, 17-0, and Grafton, 21-16, travel to Pewaukee for a 7 p.m. game Friday, Sept. 4.
"We have the same thoughts as we have all season," coach Matt good when asked about the opener. "We're a work in progress. We played better last Friday than we did in the first game, and now we want to play better this week."
In the road win over Grafton on Aug. 28, the Trojans fell behind not once, not twice, but three times, but bounced back to win the game with a fourth-quarter score.
"The comebacks were a total team effort," Good said. "Each guy went out and tried to win their position battles. They were mentally tough, kept an even keel and kept fighting."» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa West girls volleyball team takes second at Early Bird tournament
The Wauwatosa West girls volleyball team went 3-2 and finished second in the Milwaukee Lutheran Early Bird Tournament last weekend.
"The overall tournament was a success," coach Kelly Dwyer said. "This was a great first step in the process of our season. Having a young team, it's nice for them to get out there and have success, get that confidence going, make them more hungry to improve even more."
West beat Ashwaubenon (2-0), Marshall (2-0) and Kenosha Indian Trails (2-1) and lost to Grafton twice (1-4).
In the first loss to Grafton (18-25, 25-17, 15-17), Clare Honan (five kills), Emma Elliott (seven assists) and Ashley Vulgaris (13 digs) led the stat parade.
"We came out a little sluggish in our first game against Grafton," Dwyer said. "I think we might have a little nerves being the first game of the season. For a lot of these girls it was there first-ever varsity volleyball match, but we kept battling and took the match to a third game. We actually had game point, but the ref missed an obvious double hit, and Grafton came back to win the match."» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa West boys soccer team goes 1-1-1 at Muskego Quad
You win some, you loss some and some are tied up.
That's what happened to the Wauwatosa West boys soccer team at the Muskego Quad on Aug. 27-29. The Trojans defeated St. Anthony's, tied Green Bay East and lost to Appleton.
In the 1-0 win over St. Anthony on Aug. 27, coach Ryan Bailey knew there would be inconsistencies since it was the first match of the year.
"We wanted to stay as organized as possible and keep a clean sheet for 90 minutes," he said. "We were able to do this and eventually shot the winner through Addison Leisten."
It took awhile, but the Trojans scored late to tie Green Bay East, 2-2, on Aug. 28.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa West girls tennis team nips Vikings
Wauwatosa West defeated New Berlin West, 4-3, on Aug. 27 at home, and Tosa East went 2-3 in the Waukesha South Invite on Aug. 24 in a light week for the local netters as their weekend invitational was rained out.
No. 4 singles Maria Poehls won (6-7 (7), 6-3, 6-4), and the doubles teams won by the following scores: No. 1 Alicia Picard-Connie Terlizzi (6-0, 6-0), No. 2 Abbey Kuehn-Morgan McDuffie (3-6, 6-2, 6-2) and No. 3 Da Dovangvily-Alissa Pick (7-6 (2), 7-5).
Zervas was pleased with Poehls' performance, as well as Kuehn/McDuffie.
"Maria played a super match, getting a three-set victory against a very experienced 4 singles player," he said.
The East girls tennis team went 2-3 in the Waukesha South Tournament on Aug. 24, beating South Milwaukee and Racine Horlick and losing to Waterford, Beaver Dam and Hamilton.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa East boys cross-country team has good week
The Wauwatosa East boys cross-country team took eight of the top 10 spots at the Firefly dual against Wauwatosa West on Aug. 25 at Hart Park.
Coach Mackenzie Laska's crew took the top four spots in the race, which the girls team matched.
Senior Sam Potter led the way, winning in 10:58, before senior Marquez Green, junior Jack Sveum (11:19) and senior Nathan Green (11:26).
Senior Paul Gagne was seventh (11:41), followed by junior Faisal Bartlett (11:50), junior Eli Werner (11:52) and sophomore Matt Doberstein (11:54).
Two days later, Tosa East took part in the Menomonee Falls Grade Level Challenge on Aug. 27 at Rotary Park in Menomonee Falls.» Read Full Article
Hazardous waste collection event sets Sept. 12 date
Milwaukee County residents are invited to properly dispose of chemicals from homes and garages from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 12 at City Hall, 7725 W. North Ave.
Materials that can be collected include antifreeze, brake fluid, driveway sealer, paint thinner, varnish, solvent-based cleaners, nail polish, batteries, pool chemicals and weed killer.
The event is hosted by the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District.
For more information visit mmsd.com/hhw
Also, Wauwatosa Crime Stoppers will host its annual shredding event Sept. 19 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at City Hall. For more information visit tosacrimestoppers.com.
Tosa Green Summit returns Sept. 12
The fifth annual Tosa Green Summit is Sept. 12 at the Wauwatosa Civic Center, 7725 W. North Avenue.
The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and features and informational open house about making communities more sustainable. More than 20 exhibitors will be available to talk about home energy, conservation, water, gardening, transportation, food and more.
Eventgoers may enter raffles for a rain barrel, composter and Wauwatosa Drop Off Center permits.
For more information, "like" the event on Facebook by searching for "Tosa Green Summit."
Call for Taste of Tosa cupcake and chili registrants
The Tosa Neighborhood Association Council will host the 40th annual Taste of Tosa Cupcake and Chili Challenge at Tosafest the morning of Sept. 12.
Those interested in joining the competition may enter their favorite cupcakes or chili to be eligible for more than $1,000 in prizes.
After judging, the remaining entries will be sold in the Food Court located in the Chancery parking lot, 7615 W. State St. Proceeds will benefit the Neighborhood Association Council.
For more information, visit the Tosafest website tosafest.org.
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Guests are picked up at all major hotels in Bangkok according to our pick up route described in the terms and conditions. We then transfer by
a/c bus southwards to start our bicycle exploration of the Mae Klong Delta area at Damnoen Saduak floating market, the biggest and most
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fruit orchards. Riding quiet back roads and jeep trails we stop to visit temples and appreciate the countryside. We have a Thai lunch at a riverside restaurant on the banks of the Mae Klong before cycling back to the floating market, to end the trip. This is a gentle 30 km. ride along country back roads and is suitable for anyone that can ride a bike.The roads are flat, quiet countryside trails filled with plantations that produce many of mouth watering fruits that Thailand is famous for.
Departure Date : Tuesday, Friday and Sunday
Tour Inclusion : • Accident insurance
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• Boat trip
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• Local English speaking guide
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06:45 – 07:30 Pick up from hotels.
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In Conakry, you will be immediately immersed in an African atmosphere, with men playing music on traditional instruments and women and children dancing.
Conakry, the capital of Guinea, is situated on a peninsula with a view of the clear blue sea and has a number of important sites. A visit to the National Museum to see its extensive collection of masks, statues and musical instruments is certainly a must. You should also take a look at the Palace of the OAU, which was intended for meetings of the Organisation of African Unity, but is now used as offices by the current President.
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Zinc, Serum
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Detecting zinc deficiency
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Zinc is an essential element; it is a critical cofactor for carbonic anhydrase, alkaline phosphatase, RNA and DNA polymerases, alcohol dehydrogenase, and many other physiologically important proteins. The peptidases, kinases, and phosphorylases are most sensitive to zinc depletion. Zinc is a key element required for active wound healing.
Zinc depletion occurs either because it is not absorbed from the diet (excess copper or iron interfere with absorption) or it is lost after absorption. Dietary deficiency may be due to absence (parenteral nutrition) or because the zinc in the diet is bound to phytate (fiber) and not available for absorption. Excess copper and iron in the diet (eg, iron supplements) interfere with zinc uptake. Once absorbed, the most common route of loss is via exudates from open wounds or gastrointestinal loss. Zinc depletion occurs in burn patients who lose zinc in the exudates from their burn sites. Hepatic cirrhosis causes excess loss of zinc by enhancing renal excretion. Other diseases that cause low serum zinc are ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, regional enteritis, sprue, intestinal bypass, neoplastic disease, and increased catabolism induced by anabolic steroids. The conditions of anorexia and starvation also result in low zinc levels.
Zinc excess is not of major clinical concern. The popular American habit of taking megavitamins (containing huge doses of zinc) produces no direct toxicity problems. Much of this zinc passes through the gastrointestinal tract and is excreted in the feces. The excess fraction that is absorbed is excreted in the urine. The only known effect of excessive zinc ingestion relates to the fact that zinc interferes with copper absorption, which can lead to hypocupremia.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
0-10 years: 0.60-1.20 mcg/mL
> or =11 years: 0.66-1.10 mcg/mL
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Normal serum zinc is 0.66 to 1.10 mcg/mL.
Burn patients with acrodermatitis may have zinc as low as 0.4 mcg/mL; these patients respond quickly to zinc supplementation.
Elevated serum zinc is of minimal clinical interest.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Hemolyzed specimens will cause false elevation of serum zinc levels.
It is essential that the specimen is collected following the trace metals collection procedure (see Trace Metals Analysis Specimen Collection and Transport in Special Instructions.)
High concentrations of gadolinium, iodine, and barium are known to interfere with most metals tests. If gadolinium, iodine, or barium-containing contrast media has been administered, a specimen should not be collected for 96 hours.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Tucker SB, Schroeter AL, Brown PW Jr, McCall JT: Acquired zinc deficiency: cutaneous manifestations typical of acrodermatitis enteropathica. JAMA 1976;235:2399-2402
2. Skelton JA, Havens PL, Werlin SL. Nutrient deficiencies in tube-fed children. Clin Pediatr 2006;45(1):37-41
3. Zorbas YG, Kakuris KK, Neofitov IA, Afoninos NI: Zinc utilization in zinc-supplemented and -unsupplemented healthy subjects during and after prolonged hypokinesis. Tr Elem Electro 2008;25:60-68


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Throngs of people turned out to vote at Washington Square Mall in Evansville on Tuesday, November 6, 2012.
Shareese Cooper, a lead polling judge, sets up a voting machine for another voter at Washington Square Mall in Evansville on Tuesday, November 6, 2012. Voters turned out in record numbers this election.
FILE- Election day volunteer Jeanne Kelly reacts while helping Terry Moore at 6:47 P.M., at the Washington Square Mall vote center in Evansville.
Citizens Opposed to Reorganization of Evanville (CORE) supporter Judy Moll, signs a banner along with other supporters that gathered at the FOP Lodge 73 office in Evansville while waiting for results on the vote against the reorganization of City and County government in Vanderburgh County on Tuesday.
Citizens Opposed to Reorganization of Evansville (CORE) supporters Judy Moll, center, and Cynthia Maasberg stay positive and upbeat at the FOP Lodge 73 office in Evansville while waiting for results on the vote against the reorganization of City and County government in Vanderburgh County on Tuesday.
Hope Tominack, 13, color cods a map of the United States red and blue based on the states that went for President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney at the Democratic Party gathering at the Hadi Shrine on Tuesday night. The assignment was part of an extra credit for Tominack's Social Studies call at Evansville Christian School where the seventh and eighth graders are studying U.S. History.
Voting system field technicians Danielle Phillips, center, and Cassie Letson, right, wheel their voting equipment into the Civic Center election office in Evansville, Tuesday night, November 6, 2012. The election office collected votes from 23 different polling stations around the Evansville area.
Vanderburgh County Clerk Susan Kirk looks over paper work in the election office as her dog, Dexter, sleeps on her desk at the Civic Center in Evansville, Tuesday night, November 6, 2012. Kirk and other workers waited at the Civic Center as voting system field technicians brought their voting supplies in from 23 polling stations around Evansville.
Annie Groves hugs Kathryn Martin as she watches her lead grow against Gary B. Gulledge on Tuesday night at the Democratic party at the Hadi Shrine. Tuesday marked the 7th anniversary of the tornado that killed Martin's son C.J., " Tonight I wouldn't be anywhere but here with Annie," Martin said.
Katie Riecken Parker tells her mother Gail Riecken she won the Indiana State Representative District 77 seat against republican opponent Alan Leibunguth on Tuesday evening at the Democratic party at the Hadi Shrine. Riecken beat Leibunguth with 64 % of the vote.
Rick Davis gets a hug from Betty Knight Smith after learning he lost a second term for Vanderburgh County Treasurer's race to Susan Kirk on Tuesday night at the Democratic Party at the Hadi Shrine.
Vanderburgh County Coroner candidate Gary Gulledge and his wife, Phyllis, watch the final results come in at the Casino Aztar Tuesday night. Gulledge lost to incumbent Democrat Annie Groves.
Vanderburgh County Surveyor-elect Jeff Mueller acknowledges his supporters at the Casino Aztar as area Republicans gathered Tuesday night.
A bouyant Angela Koehler Lindsey leaves the stage at the Casino Aztar after offering her acceptance speech for the Vanderburgh County Council at Large seat Tuesday night.
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Vaneta Becker claps proudly for fellow republican candidates as election results are announced during the republican viewing party at the Casino Aztar Hotel Tuesday night, November 6, 2012. Becker beat her democratic opponent Terry White and was reelected to Indiana's district 50 state senate slot.
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Thursday, September 09, 2010
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (September 9, 2010) - After winning its fourth straight A-Sun Championship a year ago, the ETSU men's tennis team will kick of its 2010 fall tournament season on Friday at the UVA Invitational in Charlottesville, Va.
The Bucs return seven key members from last year's championship team, including 2010 Atlantic Sun Player of the Year Sander Gille (Kuringen, Belgium) and NCAA Singles Championship participant Charles Bottoni (Bois Guillaume, France). The Bucs also return all-conference members Robin Akser (Ornskoldsvik, Sweden) and Grega Teraz (Mojstrana,, Slovenia) as well as all-freshman member Jesus Bandres (Caracas, Venezuela).
There are also two new faces on this year's squad. Roger Ordeig (Gurb, Spain) and Jorge Varon (Valencia, Venezuela) will look to make an immediate contribution to the squad as both will be competing this weekend. ETSU head coach Yaser Zaatini will also send Jeremy Bonneville (Keerbergen, Belgium) and Bandres to the event to compete.
Following the UVA Invitational the Bucs will hit the road to Louisville, Ky. for the Louisville Invitational, beginning next Friday.
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Consumer demand for fresh mango in the U.S. continues to grow. According to the National Mango Board's 2011 Mango Attitude and Usage Survey, the incidence of eating mango increased since 2007 from 67% to 78%, with out-of-home consumption and liking mango flavor at high levels. Specifically:
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Montgomery Blair High School's girls basketball team started to turn around its season at the midpoint last season and now it wants to reap the rewards.
The Blazers finished the season strong after a slow start, closing with a 46-43 4A West Region quarterfinal loss to Walt Whitman, the reigning region champions.
"We thought we played well and did compete well, but we also saw we have the potential to go further," Blair senior Erica Adarkwa said.
Like many 4A teams, Blair players say they have a shot to take the title in a region coaches are saying is up for grabs.
"It really is wide open," Adarkwa said. "Anyone who is willing to go for it, they definitely have a chance."
Adarkwa is one of Blair's four returning starters and five seniors. Joining her in the backcourt is senior Maggie McLain, a sharpshooter who missed last season due to injury.
Senior Shannon Healy, a top-scorer, will start at power forward. Senior Debbie Olawuyi will play in the middle and help the team on the boards.
"We have a significant amount of leadership returning, which is great," said seventh-year coach Erin Conley.
Blair entered last season coming off a 20-5 year, but lost several key seniors and had a new starting lineup. The team's inexperience showed at the beginning of the season, Adarkwa said.
"I think we were trying to find out what type of team we were becoming," Adarkwa said.
Gradually, the Blazers picked up their play before peaking in the postseason. The three-point playoff loss was a sign of progress, but it left the Blazers wanting more.
Several other 4A teams could contend in the region, including Walter Johnson. The Wildcats suffered a close loss to Whitman — a 49-42 defeat in the region semifinals.
"I honestly think it's anyone's game this year," Walter Johnson's third-year coach Lindsey Zegowitz said.
Whitman graduated several key players but returns two starters — Maddie Cannon and Avery Witt — and will contend again this season after reaching the state tournament for the first time since 2007.
Twelfth-year coach Pete Kenah said Whitman has a chance to repeat this season.
"There's not the one, dominant heavyweight team out there," Kenah said.
The parity is new to the region. Gaithersburg was the regional and state champions in 2011 and 2012, winning 53 consecutive games.
The winning streak ended early last season, but the Trojans still made it to the region finals where they lost, 46-31, to Whitman.
Gaithersburg coach Adrian McDaniel, entering his seventh season, said the team will need to develop chemistry if it wants to take back the title.
"Whoever is peaking at the right time during the playoffs is the team that's going to succeed," McDaniel said.
Blair could make its first state tournament since 1997 if it wins the region. Adarkwa, a four-year varsity player, said she wants to end her senior season on a high note.
"As a senior, I don't want to leave with any feeling that we could have done better … I just want to push others and push our teammates to realize our full potential and go as far as we possibly can," Adarkwa said.


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Circuit preparations have commenced in Albert Park ahead of the 2012 Formula 1™ Australian Grand Prix. Next time you are in town, stop and check it out!
The Chicane Pavilion on Turn 1 and Fangio Grandstand are the first facilities to be built and the first of the 11km of track barriers have been installed. Keep an eye out for the barriers on the back of our trucks from Altona... these are the first of 3000 round trips they will make in the lead up to the event!


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In the world of romance (as well as other genres), there's always a good cause to get behind. Over the years I've posted about charities for the military, literacy, animal rescue and too many natural disasters to count.
Limecello (yes, that's the name she goes by online and people even call her that in person) has been a blogger and reviewer since 2002. She's also a lawyer. Every year she researches charities that will help the international community. This year she has chosen Charity:Water.
Social Media for Social Good is what she calls her annual event. Limecello says, "This is actually my third year, and it's the same as before. A fundraiser for charity where I ask the romance community to step in, and step up. To give what they can, and if not, leave a comment to contribute. To make a difference, and in our small way, make the world a better place. In fact, that's why I made it a comment drive – so people who can't afford to donate can still feel a part of it, and know that they were integral to the cause, as there are people donating based on the number of comments the blog post has – either a set mark, or a "quota." E.g. $10 for ever 100 comments. "
Of her challenges, Limecello offers, "There are people pledging once we hit 350 comments, 500, and (for example) The Romance Man and I are both in for $300 each if we get 1,000 comments. (I'm in regardless, but 1,000 comments is my goal.) I'm also doing a reader/blogger challenge, where if 50 readers or bloggers donate – even $1, I'll increase my donation by $25."
The website also offers giveaways for commenters. This one is kind of a no brainer folks. You can pledge as little as $1 or you can just leave a comment. This is the one instance where your comment can be worth money that goes for a good cause. And you have a chance to win something. Really, how long can it take out of your "busy" day to comment, "Good luck with your charity." It doesn't cost you anything. But, if you do want to donate, that's ok too. You can comment on the post Water Changes Everything.
My hat is off to Limecello and others who make it their mission to help others.
As always, I encourage you to post info in the comments section on your favorite charity that others may find out about them.
Bottom Line: "If you haven't got any charity in your heart, you have the worst kind of heart trouble." ~ Bob Hope


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Sebastian Vettel believes Daniel Ricciardo will be "trying to do everything to beat me" when they team up at Red Bull next season...
Sebastian Vettel believes Daniel Ricciardo will be "trying to do everything to beat me" when they team up at Red Bull next season.
The Toro Rosso driver is set to replace his compatriot Mark Webber next season after signing a multi-year deal with the reigning Champs.
Asked how he expects his new Australian team-mate to perform, Vettel told reporters at Monza: "It's difficult to say because at the moment he's not in a car which allows him to score points regularly and race in the sort of area that we race.
"But I'm very sure he's pushing very hard; he has been the last couple of years and I'm sure he will be in particular next year trying to do everything to beat me.
"So in that regard nothing changes, I'll have another Australian trying to make my life difficult!"
The triple World Champion added that this is Ricciardo's opportunity to show himself to be a top class driver as he himself has done over the last few seasons.
"Looking back I was very lucky I got the chance to prove myself," Vettel added. "Like I said Daniel will try everything and push as hard as he can.
"I think people generally have the opinion that drivers that are in a let's say average car and maybe somewhere in the midfield are generally not on the same level as the drivers at the front - which I think on average is probably the case - but how do you get to step up if you never have the chance?
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There are no electric poles on the tiny island village of Baleswar in Assam's Nalbari district of Assam. Even then, you can see people using fans and lights, charging their cell phones and even operating computers! All thanks to solar power.
State Legislation to Boost Renewable Energy Paying off for Massachusetts
Renewable energy in the commonwealth has skyrocketed since 2007. And in 2011, the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy declared Massachusetts the most energy-efficient state in the country. California had held the honor since 2006.
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1.255 GW of solar power is now generated from more than 122,000 rooftops across California. The migration to solar by low- and middle-income homeowners is the main reason behind the popularity of solar power in the Golden State. The data is revealed in the California Public Utilities Commission's (CPUC) 2012 California Solar Initiative (CSI) Annual Program Assessment, which was issued a few days ago.


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Maple Tree Cafe- Great Sleeper for Breakfast and Lunch
Happened upon the MTC the other day----incredible made with, and served with pride family owned restaurant. Out of this world omlettes, incredible homemade corned beef hash, and wonderful everything, this place should become your don't miss breakfast stop in Vegas.
Went back for lunch today, and had an amazing patty melt, and my GF had a phenominal veggie benny omlette.....
The owner and her daughers serve you and everything is homemade. This is a don't miss place...
The Maple Tree
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re: HaroldandMaude
Any idea when the ownership changed? I ask because I was there eight or so months ago and didn't like it much. (greasy, not-great CBH)
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We were there the last week of April and the new owners had just taken over, I think they said in March. Sounds like you might have hit up the place at the tail end of the old ownership.
re: HaroldandMaude
Maple Tree was one of the best places for breakfast in Las Vegas prior to the economic downturn, but deteriorated in recent years prior to new owners taking over in March. Fortunately, the new ownership's intention is to restore the restaurant to its prior glory. Our waiter was the brother of the new owner and his aunt serves as chef. Neither the interior nor menu has undergone much change except for an overall price increase. We each ordered the New England Benny, poached eggs with Hollandaise sauce over twin crab cakes and English muffins accompanied by a choice of breakfast potatoes. The meal was good, but the crab cakes must have been on the Jenny Craig system because they were noticeably thinner than in the past.
We are planning on returning, but will be trying something else on the menu.
The Maple Tree
6000 Spring Mountain Rd Ste 1, Las Vegas, NV 89146
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Here are my comments from our visit last week:
For a Sunday morning, the restaurant was pretty much empty but for a table of 2 and two singles. Maple Tree used to be one of our favorite places for breakfast, but the original owners sent it on the skids before selling out earlier this year. Our waitress took our orders and returned with a miniscule sample of a coffee cake "that just come out of the oven" though it was served at room temperature. We each ordered French toast stuffed with strawberry cream cheese and topped with strawberries. The cream cheese filling was little more than a smear and the French toast itself was pretty ordinary. Based on our experience on this trip and last, I feel the new owners needs to immediately address pricing (too expensive) and quality (disappointing) issues. ($15, Groupon, 2 Forks)
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En español | Paul Anka, 71, was Justin Bieber 37 years before "the Biebs" was born.
Anka recorded his first No. 1 single, "Diana," in 1957 when he was just 15, the same age Bieber was in 2009 when he released his first hit, "One Time." They share a birthplace, too: Ontario, Canada.
"There's always been screaming girls, you know?" Anka says when asked to compare himself with the increasingly troubled teen idol. He has followed Bieber's career, but worries about the constant media attention that accompanies young stars. He's glad he shot to fame decades earlier.
"There are too many people coming from left and right at these kids, and I don't know that they can handle it," he says. "Along with the success there's going to be some rejection, some failure. I learned more in my work from my failure, not my success, and I don't know that they're doing that. These kids fall apart."
Bieber would do well to listen to Anka. As showbiz storytellers go, the guy is tough to beat. His string of big hits, including "Puppy Love" and "Put Your Head on My Shoulder," began when he was a teen; by mid-career, he settled in as a headliner in Las Vegas and tagged along with Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack.
Anka has penned some of the most famous pop songs of all time, for artists as diverse as Buddy Holly and Michael Jackson. And he's about to be red-hot again: His new autobiography, My Way, and new album, Duets, hit stores this April. (See a video at the bottom of this page about Anka's duet with Michael Bublé.) His summer tour begins in May.
"I've lived a life, that's for sure," Anka says, with the knowing chuckle of a man whose career has bridged two centuries.
Here, in his words and ours, are 10 facts of that life you may be surprised to learn.
1. At 16, he joined the "Biggest Show of Stars" tour with the likes of Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis and Chuck Berry. He wrote a song for Holly, "It Doesn't Matter Anymore," just before the singer died in a plane crash. It was a posthumous hit. Anka gave his royalties from the song to Holly's widow.
Buddy was a heavy influence, but he was more of a friend. He was around my age, we started in the music business together. We appreciated each other.
2. In 1962, little-known comic Johnny Carson asked him to write the theme song for a new version of Tonight on NBC.
I was doing a show in England and I needed some comic relief from all the music and I hired Johnny. I kept in touch with him, and he ended up in New York and called me and said, "I've got this TV show that I'm going to be doing for maybe a couple of years — ha ha ha — and can you write me a new theme?" Who knew it would be on that long, five days a week? I got paid every time it got played.
3. As rock 'n' roll became popular, his throwback style led him to the place that would define the rest of his career: Las Vegas.
It's become a big Disneyland. It's corporate. It's shorts and sandals. I knew it when everybody was in shirt-and-tie and it was Mafia-driven and it had a great sense of style. I look at it really with a smile on my face. From the beginning, I watched this whole journey, this whole circus. It's cool, you know?
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iRig Mic Handheld Microphone for iOS Devices
The iRig Mic is the first handheld, quality condenser microphone for iPhone®, iPod touch® and iPad®.
Now you can make professional audio and vocal recordings anywhere on your iOS device.
iRig Mic is ideal for the singer, vocalist and songwriter on the move, but also perfect for recording speeches, instruments, performances or other sound sources in the studio, on stage or in the field. The iRig Mic features a highly unidirectional condenser-electret microphone capsule that provides quality recording in both close mic and long distance mic conditions, and provides real time monitoring with its dual mini-jack connector design. A three-level gain switch makes it instantly adjustable for any sound pressure condition—from soft speaking to loud playing. Its familiar form is perfect for handheld performance, plus it allows you to mount it on any mic stand leaving your device free for operating your favorite app.
Rugged metal body is road-ready for the mobile musician.
iRig Mic also comes with VocaLive free, IK's new real time effects processor suite for the singer and vocalist, and AmpliTube free for guitar players and songwriters and iRig Recorder free, an IK app for quick audio recording and processing. iRig Mic also works with a wide variety of other vocal and audio processing apps for the iOS platform.
Dimensions: 2"L x 2"W x 9"H.
iPhone 3G or later
iPod touch 2nd generation or later
iPad & iPad 2
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iRig Mic Handheld Microphone for iOS Devices
iRig Mic Handheld Microphone for iOS Devices
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iRig Mic Handheld Microphone for iOS Devices
iRig Mic Handheld Microphone for iOS Devices
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I'm going to be playing in a game of Dread next week. What if anything do I need to have prepared? What do I need to bring (pencils, paper, dice, etc)?
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You might fill about a character questionnaire at the start of the game, but that's about all the writing you're likely to do, unless you like to take notes. There is no need for dice or books of any kind. Dread is about as light as games get. There's pretty much nothing you can do to prepare for it, except practice at home with your Jenga set.
Pencil and paper might be helpful, but you shouldn't need dice. Dread uses a tower of balanced wooden blocks as its resolution mechanic; to succeed, you'll need to pull a block from the tower without it collapsing.