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Ana is set to play four-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova in Bogota, Colombia on 6 December. It will be the 25-year-old's first visit to the country.
As she looks forward to the event, Ana gave an interview to Colombian newspaper El Heraldo:
In the last few years we have seen a very volatile WTA circuit. How much impact do injuries have on the dynamic of the rankings?
Unfortunately injuries are a part of being a professional athlete and I have had my fair share, like any other player. But I can't blame injuries for my performances. In some ways last year was a good year – my highest year-end ranking for some years, and I reached a Grand Slam quarter-final for the first time in so long. But I still haven't reached my goal of getting back to the top 10, so there is a lot of work to be done.
Do you feel afraid of not being able to win another Grand Slam?
No, I am not afraid. Actually I am relishing the challenge. I feel that I still have the game to do it, and my match against Azarenka at the US Open showed that I am not too far away from being able to compete against the very top players. It was a nice feeling, being in an intense Grand Slam match against a top player, and I want to experience it a lot more.
Is the pressure greater because you have already won one Grand Slam?
In some ways it is, because you have proved to yourself, and to everyone else, that you are capable of achieving it, so the expectation increases. No matter how much belief you have in yourself, it is only when you achieve your goals, like winning a Grand Slam, that you prove to yourself how good you are. Pressure from the media increases because once you win a Grand Slam you become a contender at future tournaments.
Do you dream of being ranked in the top 10 again?
Yes, that's my main goal at the moment. I am still quite far from achieving it: I need to be able to beat the top players. I played a great match against Na Li in Toronto but I missed a big chance to beat her. These are the kind of matches I have to start winning, in order to get back in the top 10. And it's not getting any easier: there are many good young players around, like Sloane Stephens and Simona Halep. But I have confidence in my ability and I believe I can achieve this goal.
You wish to win the Australian Open, a hard court tournament. However, you have already won Roland Garros. Do you believe that it is more likely that you'll win again on clay courts than hard?
Clay is probably my best surface but I enjoy playing on hard courts too. It's hard to say for sure, but I'd probably agree that I am more likely to do well on clay than hard courts, and I love the French Open.


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(Makes 2 servings, can be doubled but use separate foil packet for each two pieces of salmon. Recipe adapted from Mark Bittman's Quick and Easy Recipes from the New York Times.
2 salmon filets, about 6 oz. each
2 tsp. olive oil (to grease foil)
about 4 tsp. basil pesto (can use pesto from a jar here with good results, although obviously homemade pesto is even better)
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How to Make Pesto Like an Italian Grandmother from 101 Cookbooks
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DuBOIS – Elk County Catholic's Abby Meyer and Loreal Housler captured the District 9 tennis doubles championship on Tuesday by defeating their teammates, Laira Reuscher and Maria Gismondi, in the finals. The tournament was played at the DuBois Area High School courts.
Housler and Meyer reached the finals by defeating St. Marys Area's Chelsea Agosti and Aubrey Wiesner 5-7, 6-1, 6-3 in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals they beat Brockway's Abigail Larson and Cassandra Foradori 6-1, 6-3.
Reuscher and Gismondi reached the finals by defeating Riley Fannin and Taylor Scida of Johnsonburg 6-3, 6-1 in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals they defeated Marta Vega and Mary Rosman of St. Marys Area 6-7 (7-3), 6-1, 7-5.
In the first set of the finals, Reuscher and Gismondi opened a 1-0 lead. Meyer and Housler knotted the set at 1-all. Meyer and Housler came back to even the set at 2-all. They would go on to win the next four points to win the set 6-2.
The second set saw Meyer and Housler take a 1-0 lead. Reuscher and Gismondi tied the set at 1-all before taking a 3-1 lead. Meyer and Housler made the score 3-2. Gismondi and Reuscher opened a 4-2 lead. Meyer and Housler battled back to knot the set at 4-all. With the set tied at 5-all, Reuscher and Gismondi would win the final two points to win the set 7-5 to even the match at one set each.
The third and deciding set saw Reuscher and Gismondi take the 1-0 lead. Meyer and Housler evened the set at 1-all. They would win the next five points to win the set 6-1 to capture the District 9 title.
"We have good doubles teams and we spend a lot of time practicing doubles," said ECCHS coach Pete Meier.
"These girls don't give up. They play every shot," said Meier.
"The two juniors (Gismondi and Reuscher) got a lot of experience today which will pay off in the long run. The two seniors (Meyer and Housler) are both four year letter winners. They will be missed for what they meant to the program. I can't think of a better way to end their careers," said the coach.
"I couldn't be prouder of these kids," added coach Meier.
The District 9 champions will compete in the PIAA doubles tournament on Nov. 4 and 5 at the Hershey Racquet Club.
The Punxsutawney duo of Anna Monyak and Shaina Reddinger defeated DuBois Area's Jenny Reese and Alexis DeNapoli 6-4, 6-7 (8-10), 6-3 to win the Class AAA title.
The results of the 9-AA tournament are as follows:
ECC's Housler and Meyer over SMA's Agosti and Wiesner, 5-7, 6-1, 6-3.
Brockway's Abigail Larson and Cassandra Foradori over Johnsonburg's Cheyenne Johnson and Andrea Allegretto, 6-2, 6-2.
ECC's Reuscher and Gismondi over Johnsonburg's Riley Fannin and Taylor Scida 6-3, 6-1.
SMA's Marta Vega and Mary Rosman over Brockway's Gabrielle Bart and Brittany Johnson, 6-0, 6-2.
Housler and Meyer over Larson and Foradori 6-1, 6-3.
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Incubus songs tend to be intuitive, perceptive and full of compassion and/or passion. Somebody in the group has got to be an HSP. Mike? Not sure. Maybe the whole group is sensitive? Great songs.
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Hi Katelyn, I'm glad you've developed coping skills, otherwise being an empath can feel like a curse. No news for me either. I stay informed in other ways and I volunteer. That helps others and also helps me.
What I hope for is that more and more people learn compassion. While I know some people are born with a lot of empathy, others are not. Compassion meditation and three acts of kindness a week can help everyone.
As for Incubus, I love their music and their lyrics. Maybe Brandon is hsp/empath? I know that HSPs tend to be small-boned and/or thin-boned. Not sure why that affects the central nervous system, but it does.
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jritger wrote:compiled by our very own wade selph. i know this is omitting at least flyboy aviation north course #2 (over the lake)....so if it's missing anything else chime in.
Georgia's Longest Disc Golf Holes
Rank Length Hole # Course
1 1600 7 Fly Boy Aviation DGC North, World's longest known disc golf hole at 1600' down a manicured grass runway. Private - must have permission to play - absolutely no walk-ons!
2 1085 11 McCurry, Temp tee - NOT a temp tee - as there are NO CONCRETE tees at McCurry and all the tees are natural, it is a Gold tee for Hole 11, which like the Gold tee for hole 8 can be used ANYTIME the park is open
3 1082 13 JP Moseley
WAS wrote:I consider tees temporarily marked for special events to be temp tees.
I do not have the hole length info for Jim Warner Memorial, Sandy Creek or any hole other than 7 north at the Fly Boy disc golf courses.
djester wrote:he posts the info on the PDGA site.
Ridesbrd wrote:Jim Warner long holes:
6- 675
9- 615
Thats it over 600, these are still estimated distances, i need a wheel bad and only use the rangefinders.
Clunck wrote:Ridesbrd wrote:Jim Warner long holes:
6- 675
I think six is closer to 800 ft, if that's the hole that doglegs right at the bottom of the hill at the bridge.
K-Mack wrote:What would it take to be the shortest hole (in feet) in GA?
I love a mega short hole that has a lot of character. One of my favorites is a hole in Waco, TX #3 at Cameron Park, 155 feet downhill (60 ft drop) creek immediately behind and right of pin (30 feet) through a perfect squared hole in a mesquite tree. If your short you catch the hill and usually roll in creek...it's a great ace run shot but you have to push the limits of OB to get enough speed to differ from the height needed to make the square hole fairway. It's usually a putt off the end of the tee box but you would be suprised what a tricky little shot it is.
in Oklahoma the shortest hole on a tournament course is only 165 feet #17 @ the Lodge, but it's a real island with with real water only 29 feet front to back and 85 feet left to right. Your teeing off 50ft. above the hole so it plays about 110ft. Very short but very tricky. It still has never been aced and there is nothing in the way but air and FEAR.
WAS wrote:The shortest Permanent disc golf hole used in a PDGA sanctioned tournament this year I'm aware of:
Length Hole # Course
143 15 Tom Triplett (short tee 110', hole runs parallel with railroad track, basket located in between several trees)
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djester wrote:Jason... next time I visit the IDGC I'll contact you and see if you can meet up. I have a laser distance finder that is very accurate. It wouldn't take long to measure a course out.
WAS wrote:Updated List:
Georgia's Longest Disc Golf Holes
Rank Length Hole # Course
31 700 3 Perkerson temp course
Rubiks wrote:WAS wrote:Updated List:
Georgia's Longest Disc Golf Holes
Rank Length Hole # Course
31 700 3 Perkerson temp course
#31 is no longer accurate. I don't know the exact length but #3 at Perkerson is much shorter, more like 500'.
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By Dawn Cooke This event is about donating a toy to a child in need. Every year around Christmas Depot Town Tattoo holds a toy drive. Front Street Tattoo, Mike Emmets shop in Traverse City, Michigan does the event also every year. Clients bring in a toy valued over $15 bucks and get a tattoo valued at least 50. We usually do 100-120 tattoos that day. We do this as a way to give back to the community. The toys go to Carrot Way Community Center for low income families who are struggling to get on their feet. They also go to Methodist Children's Orphanage to kids who don't have parents and kids who live in foster care…
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Summary: This paper outlines the scientific benefits that will follow from renewed human exploration of the Moon. [Final version with updated author list]
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Monday, January 05, 2004GREENVILLE, S.C. (Jan. 5, 2004) -- East Tennessee State sophomore point guard Tim Smith (Newport News, Va.) had his best game of the season, leading the Bucs with 22 points on 10-15 shooting including a game-winning layup with just four seconds remaining in a 69-68 victory over Furman Monday evening from Timmons Arena in Greenville, S.C. Smith scored the final four points of the game, connecting on two layups in the final 25 seconds with a Furman (7-5, 0-2 Southern Conference) turnover in between. The Buccaneers (9-4, 2-0 SoCon) trailed 29-28 at the half, after shooting just 34 percent in the first stanza. But ETSU came out on fire in the second half, shooting 52 percent from the floor and 57 percent from three-point range. Senior all-conference forwards Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.) and Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.) also had impressive performances for the Bucs against the Paladins. Wadood scored 20 points and eight rebounds while Fields contributed 12 points and 11 rebounds for his third double-double of the season. Junior guard James Anthony (Brandon, Fla.) scored just five points, but nailed one of the biggest baskets of the night as he hit a three-pointer to draw the Bucs within one point at 66-65 and set the stage for Smith's heroics. Anthony also added a team-high four assists while Smith, Wadood and Fields tied for the team lead with three steals each. Furman was led by guard Tony Carter, who tallied 12 points in the loss. Forward Maleye Ndoye scored 11 points while fellow forward Nick Sanders registered a double-double with 10 points and 11 boards. The matchup was a battle throughout, featuring 10 ties. Furman never led by more than four points, holding their largest lead, 19-15, with 8:17 remaining in the first half. ETSU led by five on two occasions, 35-30, at 17:40 of the second half and shortly thereafter, 38-33, with 17:02 left in the game. East Tennessee State continues on the road to face Southern Conference rival UNC Greensboro Saturday evening at 7 p.m. from Fleming Gym.
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Every country needs their own master-planned eco city. Germany will have aptly named ECO CITY Hamburg, the UK has Hanham Hall, Sweden has Super Sustainable City in Gothenburg, Spain has Logroño Montecorvo Eco City, and the UAW has Masdar. But South Korea seems to have two master-planned sustainable communities, we saw this super sustainable city by Foster + Partners earlier this week, and now we are taking a look at Songdo International Business District or Songdo IBD. This new eco-city will be impressive with its list of eco-credentials – tons of beautiful open space and parks, green roofs, solar passive design, mass transit and over 120 buildings built to LEED standards.
Songdo IBD, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, is located on the waterfront of Incheon, South Korea covering 1,500 acres. It is expected to cost over $30 billion and house 75,000 residents, and handle 300,000 commuters. Of the 1,500 acres, 40% of that will be open, green space, park and golf course, and the city will be easily traveled by foot and mass transit.
The first phase of the city has already been completed and Central Park, the large 100-acre green space, which was modeled after New York City's Central Park, has already been completed. Besides the expansive park, Songdo takes inspiration from many other famous attractions from around the world. Songdo will also include Italianate canals, Savannah-style parks, Parisian boulevards, and a convention center modeled after Jørn Utzon's iconic opera house.
The impressive open space will do wonders for storm water retention and reduction of urban heat island effect, but that's not all the environmental tricks Songdo has up its sleeve. The whole city is based on LEED green building standards and over 120 buildings will seek LEED certification, which will make Songdo the largest private LEED development in the world. Songdo is also part of the LEED ND development program as well as Korean Green Building Certification System (KGBCS). The list of green design features includes, green roofs, LED lighting, co-generation, 75% of construction waste to be recycled, waste management system, low-VOC materials, expanded mass transit service, native landscaping and more.
Although the city seems a bit weak on the renewable energy technologies, the master planning and layout of parks and buildings seem well thought out. Mass transit, walkable and bikeable streets, density, open space and a good mix of residential and commercial will provide the makings of a beautiful and sustainable city.
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March 28, 2011 at 12:10 pm
My understanding is that New Songdo City was built on tidal flats and estuaries. And it was designed as a business circulation hub for air travel between Tokyo and Singapore. Neither of these things sounds particularly green to me…
August 18, 2010 at 12:34 am
i admire it
October 11, 2009 at 7:31 pm
Not to be a party pooper, but is massive redevelopment that close to the North Korean border a good idea? Until the two Koreas settle their differences once and for all, the people of Incheon might want to concentrate on surviving the difference settling process.g
September 18, 2009 at 2:27 am
very interesting research here:
September 4, 2009 at 9:42 am
I hope that more governments around the world take notice of all these new eco cities being developed. Hopefully one day existing cities (NYC especially) can be re-configured to bring down the density so that the streets can be inhabited primarily by people with bikes, not cars.


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2013-14: Posted a 4-4 record before suffering a season-ending injury … Took second at the Hokie Open … Went 0-1 in duals.2012-13: NCAA qualifier at 133 pounds … finished the year 20-8 overall and was the ACC runner-up … posted a 12-4 mark in duals … upset No. 24 Sam Speno of NC State to help Duke to a dual win over the Wolfpack … advanced to the ACC title bout after beating top-seeded and 12th-ranked Geoffrey Alexander of Maryland by major decision … posted seven falls on the year, six of which came in the first period … went 2-4 against ranked opponents … took third at the Keystone Classic after outlasting No. 4 seed Nick Wilcox of Bloomsburg in sudden victory overtime … voted team's Most Outstanding Wrestler … All-ACC Academic Team selection ... ACC Academic Honor Roll.
2011-12: Competed at 133 pounds ... tied for the team-lead with 23 victories ... posted a 23-11 overall record ... recorded four top-four finishes ... won the Davidson Open and took runner-up honors at the Hokie Open ... selected as the Ronald McDonald House Duke Student-Athlete of the Week after his showing at Virginia Tech ... finished fourth at both the Keystone Classic and the Wolfpack Open ... was 6-4 in dual matches and 1-3 against ACC opponents ... pinned NC State's Ben Elliott ... selected as ACC Wrestler of the Week after three consecutive dual match victories ... posted four pins overall on the year, including two in the first period.
2010-11: Redshirt season ... Posted a 4-1 overall record before suffering a season-ending injury ... Took third at the Appalachian State Open ... ACC Academic Honor Roll selection.
Prep: A four-year letterwinner for Brent Rastetter at Lexington High School ... a two-time All-America selection ... compiled a 151-35 career record ... holds the Lexington High School career record for wins ... also owns the season two-point and combined near fall records as well as the career marks for two and three-point nearfalls ... first wrestler from school to place at the state tournament three times ... a three-time conference champion ... competed at 119 pounds as a senior ... posted a 43-4 record his final season and placed third in the state tournament ... wrestled at 112 pounds as a junior and posted a 44-3 overall record ... won every tournament except the state championship in 2009 ... finished second at the state tournament his junior season after winning section and district titles ... competed at 103 pounds his sophomore season, finishing 39-9 and placing eighth at the state championship ... graduated with honors ... student class Vice President ... also earned a letter in tennis.
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Mark Wilson was on track for a good year at the start of the season, but fell off quickly. Now needs to come back from a bad round at the BMW Championship in hopes of making the U.S. Presidents Cup.
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After his great finish at the Deutsche Bank Championship, Jim Furyk now only needs to move up 5 spots to make it into the Tour Championship and make it a successful season.
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With the way Fred Couples performed at the Senior Players Championship, he should take a hard look at himself for one of the final two spots on the U.S. Presidents Cup.
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After winning the PGA Championship, Keegan Bradley should have the advantage over Tiger Woods for one of Fred Couples' picks for the U.S. Presidents Cup team.
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Goals: Chandrayaan-1 is an Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) orbiter designed to test India's technological capabilities and return scientific information about the geological, mineralogical and topographical characteristics of the Moon. It also carried NASA's Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) instrument to the Moon.
Accomplishments: Despite loss of contact only a year into its planned two-year mission, Chandrayaan-1 played a key role in the groundbreaking 2009 discovery of water molecules on the Moon. Data from NASA's M3 instrument on Chandrayaan-1 was combined with observations made by Cassini and Deep Impact-EPOXI to confirm the discovery. The orbiter also successfully fired an impact probe into the Moon's south pole.


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Self-Guided Tour of Nazareth
This tour will take you through many of the main sights in Nazareth, allowing you to see the city on your own. Along with a free map, available from the Fauzi Azar Inn, this sheet is all you need to navigate the Old City. This tour follows a circular route beginning and ending at the Basilica of the Annunciation, but there is no one way to see Nazareth, so feel free to explore, and enjoy your time here!
Known as the hometown of Jesus and his family, Nazareth first appears in Christian scripture as the place where Mary received the news that she was to give birth to the Son of God. The city has been inhabited for at least 5,000 years, long before the time of Jesus. Today, Nazareth is the largest Arab city in Israel, with a population of around 70,000 Muslims and Christians. Its old city is surrounded by a much larger new city, all forming an urban web of streets, alleys and staircases filled with the aroma of coffee and spices, baking bread and fresh knaffeh ready to eat, hot off the griddle.
Nazareth is best explored on foot; if you drove in, you can park your car for 30 NIS in a secure lot just outside the Old City, near Tishreen restaurant. Street signs are nonexistent here, but signposts point toward major tourist attractions and locals are always glad to help a confused visitor.
Feel free to get lost in the back alleys of the Old City, and you'll be amazed at the hidden mansions and courtyards you may stumble upon.
1. The Basilica of the Annunciation
The largest church building in the Middle East, it is built over a grotto where tradition says Mary lived and where she was visited by the angel Gabriel, who told her she would conceive by the Holy Spirit. Many churches have stood on the site over the past 1700 years, and the current church incorporates remains of the older ones, including Byzantine mosaics from the original basilica. Inside and outside the church are found icons donated by artists around the world in a huge variety of artistic styles.
2. El Babour, the Galilee Mill
Duck into a tiny white door in a plain cement wall, following the aromas into a 200-year-old mill and spice shop, where an immense range of spices, herbs and dry goods tempt shoppers and chefs, and traditional mill machinery provides a glimpse into the past. The helpful and friendly owners and staff are always glad to explain any of the mysterious baskets of herbs for curious visitors.
3. The Ancient Bathhouse and Cactus Gallery
Look for the entrance just behind Mary's Well, to find the ruins of the largest Roman bathhouse in the region. The owners of the gift shop discovered the ruins while renovating, and originally mistook them for a run-of-the-mill Ottoman era bath, before archaeologists confirmed it to be of Roman construction. Tours of the bathhouse can be arranged ahead of time, and provide a fascinating glimpse into Nazareth's archaeological history.
4. Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation
Also called St. Gabriel's Church, after the angel who appeared to Mary, this church is built over Nazareth's ancient spring, which provided water to the town during the millennia of its history. There were numerous Catholic churches built on the site before the Orthodox Church took it over in the 1700s and claimed it as their site of the Annunciation. The front section of the church is decorated with stunning icons, painted in the 1990s in a traditional style, making it one of the most beautiful churches in Israel. The rear sections remain standing from the medieval and Byzantine periods, and the spring still flows in the back of the church.
5. Al-Mutran Guest House
This 200-year-old mansion has been converted into a guest house by local entrepreneurs, and is well suited for large groups, such as the many Israelis who have family gatherings here. The building offers an elegant taste of Arabic architecture and a panoramic view of the city from its rooftop. It was built by the Kattouf family, famous for their jewelry and crafts of gold, gems and diamonds. Their wealth enabled them to build one of Nazareth's many Old City mansions, now a valuable part of the city's architectural and cultural heritage.
6. Shababik
This boutique gift shop is another of the Old City's new businesses. Its three rooms are filled with handmade arts and crafts by local artisans, making it one of the best spots for souvenirs and gifts in the city. Embroidered items, pottery, sculptures and jewelry are just a few of the items on sale here, plus plenty of hidden gems for those who take the time to browse.
7. Al-Atabeh
Al-Atabeh is a recently-opened hostel, bar and cultural center, the only spot for nightlife in the Old City proper. Films and sports matches are often shown here, and concerts are scheduled regularly, especially during summer. Even when there are no events going on, the building – another once-abandoned mansion with a large airy courtyard – makes a perfect place to relax in the evening, and is sure to be of interest for those with an eye for Old City architecture.
8. Fauzi Azar Inn
The Old City's first guest house was opened in partnership by a Jewish Israeli and the Azar family, whose beautiful nineteenth-century mansion provides a perfect setting for an overnight stay in Nazareth. The courtyard of soaring limestone arches and the stately main hall with its famed hand-painted ceiling draw groups of visitors who come just to see the house, and for good reason. The Inn always welcomes visitors to enjoy free hot drinks and cake, even if they're not staying the night.
9. Brides' Market
The streets immediately around the Azar mansion mostly consist of shuttered-up shops, with a bit of the feeling of a ghost town. This is a recent development – during a city effort to repave the Old City's streets, most of the shop owners relocated to other neighborhoods and villages, leaving behind what was once the one-stop shop for all wedding-related items for the whole Galilee. A few stores are still open, selling elaborate wedding dresses, jewelry and fabrics, but most of the neighborhood has yet to recover from this economic blow. However, the alleys surrounding the main streets are full of architectural treasures and stately mansions hundreds of years old.
10. Mensa Christi Church
Uphill from the Brides' Market (follow the orange dots) is a small church containing a slab of rock that is believed to have been used as a dining table by Jesus and his disciples. The walls were painted by a master painter who imitated the effect of marble, and the acoustics are superb. The neighbors across the street have the key and a small donation is appreciated.
11. Abu Salem Coffee Shop
A small doorway leads to a favorite haunt of Nazareth's elderly gentlemen, who like to enjoy coffee and backgammon. Tourists come to drink owner Wessam's delicious cinnamon drink, found nowhere else on earth. The hot beverage can be enjoyed anytime, but is especially nice on a cold winter day.
12. Synagogue Church
Follow the market streets down from the coffee shop to pass the Greek Catholic Church and its Synagogue Church. The main church is open only on Sunday for mass, but the Synagogue church is open all week. It's an authentic 2,000 year old synagogue once used by Nazareth's Jewish community, and tradition claims it as the site of Jesus' sermon and announcement of himself as the Messiah. It fell into ruin, was excavated in the Middle Ages, and given a new arched roof by the Crusaders. Whether or not Jesus ever set foot in it can't be known, but it is a perfect example of a synagogue from his time.
13. The Market
Nazareth's market ("souq" in Arabic) is spread throughout the Old City's streets, and gives tourists a glimpse to see a real Middle Eastern market in action. At the northern entrance to the market, under the arch of the Fahoum family's mansion, are two bakeries offering different selections of baked goods and delicious, cheap pita pizzas. Around the corner from the White Mosque, Abu Ashraf sells mouth-watering and stomach-filling Ramadan pancakes with cheese, walnuts and special syrup. The vegetable market boasts unbeatable prices on all manner of seasonal produce (some of which will certainly be new to a foreigner), while the other sections provide for all a household's needs, from coffee sets to clothes and music.
14. White Mosque
In the center of the market is Nazareth's oldest mosque, built by the Fahoum family, one of the wealthiest in Nazareth. It was built over 200 years ago, and has been expanded several times over the years to include more prayer space. Visitors are welcome any time except during prayers. The mosque's décor is simple but elegant and holds several pieces of exquisite Arabic calligraphy. The mosque's patrons set a policy of harmony between religious groups, and today a steward from the Fahoum family pre-reads all sermons to ensure they do not disrespect other religions. The mosque's basement contains a small historical museum with photographs of Nazareth over the past century and a half, open by prior arrangement only. Guests should dress modestly – shoulders and knees should be covered, and women should have a scarf to cover their heads.
15. Fahoum Coffee
One of many businesses owned by the Fahoum clan, this shop offers numerous blends of the distinctive coffee that is so characteristic of Arab hospitality. Grounds from Kenya, Colombia, Costa Rica and other distant lands are available, or can be mixed with each other and with spices to create unique flavors. In the back room, watch the process of roasting and grinding beans, and taste a sample cup of an extremely strong blend that will make even the seasoned coffee drinker's eyes water.
16. Paulus the Sixth Street
Named for the Pope who visited to consecrate the Basilica, this main street is devoid of tourist attractions but packed to the gills with locals frequenting its many businesses. An array of restaurants and falafel/shawarma delis, plus a gelato store and several sweet shops, all tempt the palate. Al-Mokhtar Sweets is legendary for one of the best knaffeh recipes on earth – if you don't know what knaffeh is, don't leave Nazareth without a slice. Further down the road, several sweet shops called Mahroum are known for having the town's best baklava. At the roundabout just below the Basilica, a tiny deli called Falafel Shawarma 99 is almost always closed, but when it's open it's invariably surrounded by a crowd of locals, due to its reputation for the best shawarma in Nazareth.
17. Nazareth Village
Across town by the English Hospital is a recreation of a first-century Galilean village. Houses and other structures were built in period style, and reenactors work on crafts, harvesting olives, and raising sheep and goats in the ways of the past. All of it is based on extensive historical research, making it the best way to truly step into Nazareth's past. The entry fee includes a guided tour; call ahead (04-6456042) to find out tour times or arrange one in your language.
18. Mount of the Precipice
On the southern edge of Nazareth, this prominent peak affords tremendous views both of the city and of the landscape around it. To the south, the Jezreel Valley and Mt. Moreh hold countless sites of biblical and historical importance, including the sites of some pivotal battles. Further south, the mountains of biblical Samaria (the north of the modern-day West Bank) are visible on a clear day, as is Jenin, the northernmost Palestinian city. To the east, Mt. Tabor's distinctive round shape is visible across the valley, and past it the mountains of biblical Gilead, today part of Jordan. Looking west, one can see the Carmel mountain ridge on the coast and the city of Haifa on its northern slopes. Traditionally, the mountain is the cliff off which Jesus was to be thrown by an angry mob; although the location is not a likely one for such an event, the mountain is well worth a visit for its views of the landscape and of so many historically significant locales. To get to the mountain, follow Tawfik Zayyad street south out of town and continue past the large junction with signs for Afula, Migdal HaEmek and Nazareth Illit. A sign will point you to the mountain at the next right turn. From here, return to the Basilica to the start point of the tour.


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12 comments:
- Muddy Boot Dreams said...
Happy Canada day to you to!!!
Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
- July 1, 2012 at 8:34 AM
- Lynn said...
OH! I didn't know it was Happy Canada Day! Have a happy day!
Will you talk to me about your health care. I am all for the SCOTUS decision to have it down here. Many people are saying that Canada doesn't like their health care plan and many people come to the USA for care. Is this true?
If a person needs a hip replacement do they have to wait for months and months?
- July 1, 2012 at 9:25 AM
- Maureen said...
Happy Canada day to a fellow Canuck! Love that flag image.
- July 1, 2012 at 12:14 PM
- Frostbite and Sunburn said...
Hope you are having a wonderful day!
- July 1, 2012 at 4:44 PM
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
Happy Canada Day! Hope you had a fun weekend:@)
- July 1, 2012 at 5:17 PM
- Kasia said...
Same to you dearie! :)
- July 1, 2012 at 11:44 PM
- Christine said...
Lynn, you would be hard pressed to find a Canadian that doesn't appreciate their health care. Yes, hip replacements are a long long wait. But doctors here won't do them willy nilly. They only last 10 years, and we don't like unnecessary surgeries, so you wait until it's a last resort.
We use whatever doctors we want. ALL of our hospital care is covered. ALL procedures are covered. Financial recovery is not part of health recovery. I had 2 surgeries in 7 months. In both cases, the surgeries were booked within a couple of weeks of the appt with the surgeon. No waiting there.
- July 2, 2012 at 5:36 AM
- Celia said...
My girlfriend saw her orthopedic surgeon after a 3 month wait... and is scheduled for surgery for hip replacement in August - 6 weeks. This is not unusual in our particular area. I do find that some general practitioners make poor referrals - e.g., using the same old surgeon who will have a long wait list, instead of using newer ones with shorter lists. But I (and my physician) can look up any surgeon and find out how long any surgeon's wait list is - very helpful information in health planning.
I like our Canadian attitude that health care is a service no different from education, or transportation, etc. Basic.
- July 2, 2012 at 8:28 AM
- Ali said...
Hope you had a great weekend!
From a Canuck Abroad,
- July 2, 2012 at 9:31 AM
- MiMi said...
Haaaa...just read Lynn's comment. Have fun answering that one! So many layers to it. :)
- July 2, 2012 at 9:55 AM
- Cindy (Applestone Cottage) said...
Ooops I missed it but I hope your Canadian celebration was wonderful!
I love your country too!
- July 4, 2012 at 7:48 AM
- Linda said...
Sorry I am late wishing you a happy Canada day.
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I dont know if this is true, Dan Sileo isnt at WQAM anymore, never heard of WMAQ. If this is you starting controversy and has no basis in fact I hope you are permanently banned from Finheaven. There has been talk over the past year or so because of Ross' purchase of the company bulding the LA stadium that a move MAY happen. Some people think Ross may simply use this possibility as way to leverage getting public funds to get the Dolphin stadium refurbished/rebuilt here. Remember the big presentation they just gave about that? The idea of a move to LA due to his purchase there has been strenuously denied by Ross. You're now saying it definitely is true? I dont think so.
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A Prince Frederick man was found guilty Sept. 28 by a Calvert County Circuit Court jury of being a drug kingpin in connection with the distribution of cocaine and crack cocaine.
William Randolph Kyler Jr., 39, was found guilty of two counts each of being a drug kingpin, possession of a large amount of narcotics with intent to distribute and possession of narcotics with intent to distribute, and one count each of CDS proceeds from offense and conspiracy to distribute narcotics.
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The charges stemmed from a 2010 investigation by the Calvert County Drug Enforcement Unit, according to a Calvert County State�s Attorney�s Office press release. Several search and seizure warrants revealed Kyler in possession of more than 700 grams of cocaine and more than $105,000, the press release states.
The investigation, which began in July 2010, revealed Kyler was the primary supplier of crack cocaine among a group of people, according to original reports. During the investigation, a confidential informant bought crack cocaine from Kyler, and police obtained search and seizure warrants for four residences and two businesses related to Kyler.
During the warrant's execution, police allegedly found and recovered about 702 grams of suspected cocaine, about 142 grams of crack cocaine and $14,000 in cash at Kyler Photo Shop in Prince Frederick. Police also seized a Chevrolet SUV.
The cocaine was being distributed mainly in Prince Frederick and Lusby. Police also searched two homes in White Sands and two homes in the Calvert Towne community in Prince Frederick and a St. Leonard barber shop where no drugs were found.
According to the charging documents, a navy blue and brown suitcase was allegedly located at Kyler's business containing the suspected cocaine and suspected crack cocaine, ingredients used to manufacture crack cocaine, glass cookware and other bakeware used to manufacture crack cocaine, a digital scale and $14,000 in cash. A single-burner hot plate, which can be used to cook crack cocaine, also was located in the business.
The suspected cocaine and crack cocaine tested positive in a field test. While conducting surveillance, detectives allegedly saw Kyler carrying the suitcase from a barber shop.
Kyler has prior court convictions, including a Dec. 18, 1998, conviction of possession with intent to distribute a narcotic, court records state.
Along with the sheriff's office, members of the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office, the Charles County Sheriff's Office, the Maryland State Police and the Drug Enforcement Unit assisted in the investigation.


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Chowdown at El Tumi in Reno
The Greater Reno Grub and Gripe Group got together Friday night for a meal at El Tumi, a Peruvian restaurant. All in all it was a nice meal. El Tumi proved to be reliable.
Four of us went. For starters we got a mixed seafood platter and plantains. The mixed seafood platter is always a delight. The highlight for me was the shrimp with the cornbread coating. They also serve catfish this way. I also like the oysters served in this mix. The dish also includes ceviche and Peruvian corn nuts. The plantains were also nice and came with a sweet sauce for dipping.
For entrees, Glen got the chicken, which is a reliable dish. They only serve it on Friday and Saturday evenings. Lisa got the Peruvian stir fry noodles, Allie got the chicken dish in cream sauce and I got a combination dish.
I think Glen's chicken dish was probably the best of the entrees. Lisa's dish is actually a Peruvian adoption of Chinese food. There's more about it here where I discussed the dish at the restaurant's former incarnation in Sparks.
We also enjoyed wine. Glen brought the 2002 Domaine des Baumard Savennières Clos du Papillon, which was showing quite well. I brought the 2004 Domaine Barmes-Buecher Riesling Steingrubler, which was off. We never did figure it out. I also brought a 1998 La Bastide Blanche Bandol Longue Garde, which is nice but pretty tight and needed decanting and not the hour of having the cork pulled that I provided.
The pictures show the mixed seafood dish, the plantains, a Peruvian black corn tea called chicha morada, the chicken dish, the stir fried noodle dish, the chicken dish in cream sauce and my combo plate.
Thanks for putting this evening together, Steve.
Really liked the tortilla chips served with the green sauce. Nice flavor, not too overwhelming.
I also thought the seafood appetizers and the plantains were the highlights of the night. The "Seafood Treasures" were quite good - excellent ceviche, with just the right citrusy kick. Each item on its own was good enough that I completely forgot to use any of the dipping sauce. The plantains were actually served with sour cream, which was an interesting twist. I prefer them a bit riper, but we didn't leave a crumb on plate.
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I'm finally going to man up and buy a real saw. I'm tired of the dusty, loud, noisy chop saw. The chop saw just isn't accurate enough and is nearly impossible to get a square cut. I have a Milwaukee dry cut saw, works well but I can't cut stainless with it and it has almost taken my head off a few times. (operator error, not the machine's fault)
What would you guys recommend?
-14" cold saw w/ mitering capabilities
-Horizontal mitering band saw
My budget is ~$5000.
The biggest parts we cut would be 2x4" 11ga box tube. Most of what we cut is going to be 3" or smaller 0.065" stainless tube. We cut lots of mandrel bent tubing (exhaust and header fabrication) and need to be able to accurately miter cuts along a bend radius.
Can't afford both machines so I gotta make do with one for now! Thanks guys!
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08-21-2012, 10:13 AM #1Member
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Best tool for cutting 0.065" stainless tube - Band saw or cold saw
from my experience i would go with a band saw. the 14" cold saw is quick but band saws are always more adaptable to other materials and cut profiles.
JET makes a not bad saw, there are so many companies out there that make them just make sure if you do get a band saw there is a supply of parts and blades... seen many people buy cheap knock off's and they are hard to find parts for if need be.trail blazer 302
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Best tool for cutting 0.065" stainless tube - Band saw or cold saw
I've got an Ellis 1500 mitering horizontal bandsaw, that is awesome.
I would highly recommend an Ellis to anyone._kevin
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Thanks guys. I've seen those Ellis saws on craigslist, just wasn't sure if I was getting a good tool or not. Below my budget which is good.
Karchiba - what type of materials & thicknesses are you usually cutting with your ellis saw?
Does anyone have experience with both in the same shop?
If you have a piece of 3" 0.065" SS tubing in your hand and you have in front of you:
A: 1" bandsaw
B: cold saw
What do you use?
08-21-2012, 09:02 PM #5Senior Member
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I was finally able to buy a new cold saw last month with 10' conveyors and measuring system.
my Milwaukee 6190 dry cut saw cuts pretty darn good but the fence and vise are pure crap. It's like welding, your weld is only as good as your clean, prepped metal and great fit up. Well, cutting is only as good as the vise system for cutting true 90's, 45's and everything in between band or cold saw.
So far I'm very happy just having a real saw compared to my 6190. I'm still in the honey moon phase. The Scotchman 350 LT was the only saw in my price range that could cut 4x4 at 45*. The saw I really wanted and will someday own is the Maxisaw MX370. The Scotchman is good but i don't like the self centering vise that places the work piece centered directly under the blade. translation = the blade always initially contacts the metal in the flat spot no matter if its 1x1 or 4x4 tubing.
Your requirement of the 4" dimension might put you into a 350mm (14") saw. Maybe not though, you'll just have to check out the specs of each saw. DAKE makes some nice saws. I liked them alot but they could not cut the size I needed. Dorringer makes a great designed saw as well. I really really like their vise and chip collection system which Maxisaw continued to build upon. baileigh is one to consider as well.
I have zero experience with a band saw. ****, i has never ran and barely seen a cold saw in person prior to taking delivery of mine. So a week ago I had zero cold saw experience. I just figured that since i'm building super tight tolerance tube frames, I estimated that i would enjoy the cut finish from tool steel blades and a mega clamping system. And Im only every cutting one piece at a time so the mass cutting capacity of a band saw does not apply to me. The conveyor and measuring system on my saw lets me cut identical length sticks pretty darn fast without measuring multiple times between cuts.
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Jimmy - thanks for your input.
What type of material are you cutting on your cold saw? Wall thickness?
And yes, I agree on the Milwaukee vise. The clamping part of the vise is great, the fence sucks balls..... No matter how hard to you tighten it, the fence moves against the pressure of the screw vise.
Well there really is no simple answer for which tool will provide you the most use. As we all know every tool in the shop needs to be used at one point or another during the construction of projects. I really love my cold saw for cutting anything that I can fit in it's mouth when it comes to sizing material. It's hard to beat the strait bur free cuts it will produce. However my vertical band saw is also a tool used every day for profile cuts. I do not own a horizontal band saw but have used the Ellis in days past at a company I worked for and it was a very nice machine for the price. If you don't own a vertical band saw and have to pick between the two I would go for the band saw first and cold cut after I had the band saw in place. You will use the band saw more for other things. Hunt down an older Rockwell Delta 20" used for a grand or less if you get lucky and they are hard to beat. That's what I have and wouldn't take anything for it.
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If you want to square cut stainless, a band saw is your best bet.
Cold cut carbide tooth saws cut mild steel well, but stainless steel is not friendly to the blades of those saws.Lincoln Idealarc 250 stick/tig
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How are you gonna hold curved pieces in a vise and do anything?
A belt grinder would be a great addition as well.
If you are cutting straight pipe, these saws are fine but cutting out and fitting curved sections is a whole other ball game. (once again IMO)
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what a great series of shots... I'm with you, never tire of seeing her.ReplyDelete
Love that Mossy! She looks great with any hair length or style and is always fascinating. Some unfortunate choices in men, but we are always rooting for her.ReplyDelete
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She's confounding yet compelling, that's her appeal. It is what it is.ReplyDelete
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Thank you for that, she is the best model ever: near 40 and none of the young models can compete with her! I love the pictures of her holding her daughter and the one on the beach with this great Isabel Marant boho top!ReplyDelete
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