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Five Guys Burgers & Fries
15012 Detroit Ave, Lakewood, OH 44107
15012 Detroit Ave, Lakewood, OH 44107
Five Guys is a casual restaurant franchise with locations throughout the United States. The menu for this Lakewood…More location features a varied selection of burgers, including hamburgers, cheeseburgers, bacon burgers and bacon cheeseburgers.
Other selections include hot dogs, bacon dogs, cheese dogs, veggie sandwiches and grilled cheese sandwiches. Customers can choose from standard burger toppings or add other specialty ingredients, including grilled mushrooms and grilled onions. Online ordering is available.


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Everyone knows that tailgating is half the fun. But in an effort to keep things safe, local colleges have adopted rules for tailgating before football games and other gatherings. And this being the South, tailgating has also become a fun tradition for fans attending Carolina Hurricanes hockey games. This is your guide to playing by the rules, no matter which team you're partying with.
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Tall and skinny..I found out the base of the triangle is 2.
The lateral area of the right regular triangular prism is 18 cm^2.Find the total surface area.give your answer in decimal form rounded of to 2 decimal places
College Cal 1
A farmer wants to fence off a rectangular field of area 15000 square feet using barbed wire fencing. SInce the opposite of the road is a corn-field, he wants a two-strand fence along the road, and one strand on each of the other three sides. What are the dimensions of the fiel...
Write a rule for the linear function in the table. x f(x) 4 16 0 0 4 16 8 32 A. f(x) = 4x B. f(x) = x + 16 C. f(x) = 4x D. f(x) = -1/4x
how much money do I need to deposit today to end up with 13000.00 in 3 years with interest rate 6.5
7th grade pre-algebra
The problem is a(a-c)=23. Solve for c if both a and c are positive numbers. Thanks
5th grade Math
C is the correct answer because there are 96 more students than there are tickets.
Psychology- the Sience of the Mind
A reflex, like automatically removing your hand from a hot stove, involves pain message sent to the spinal cord by___neurons, while the movement of your hands is controlled by____ neurons. A. somatic ;sensory B. sensory; motor C. motor; sensory D. somatic; sympathetic
The first term of a geometric sequence is -2 and the common ratio is 3. What is the 12th term of the sequence?
that would be c
Well Jaz 15% gose over 100 so but 42 as a fraction at the bottom and then multiply 42x15=630 and divide it by 100 and you get $6.30 so you tip the waiter $6.30
The height of a parallelogram with an area of 300 square yards and a base of 15 yards and 1 more question A rectangle has verticles W(2,3) X (2,6) Y(7,6) and Z(7,3) Describe how to find the side lengths of the rectangle without graphing
When the concentration of CH3Br and NaOH are both 0.150M, the rate of the reaction is 0.0020M/S. (a) What is the rate of the reaction if the concetration of CH3Br is doubled? _______________M/s (b) What is the rate of the reaction if the concentration of NaOH is halved? _____...
A tree is 15 ft tall. It casts a shadow 20 ft long. an 8 ft elephant approaches. how long will the elephant's shadow be?
The questions ask List four major functions of an OS. My answer: Function 1: Provide a user interface Function 2: Manage files Function 3: Manage hardware Function 4: Manage applications Is my answer correct?
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The questions said List four major functions of an OS? The answer i put was Function 1: Provide a user interface Function 2: Manage files Function 3: Manage hardware Function 4: Manage applications Is my answer correct?
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How can you add a program icon to the windows 7 taskbar so the program can quickly be launched at any time?
Can you explain confidence intervals as it relates to the results of this obesity study? Results. Of 3069 sampled students, 2681 (87%) were measured. The prevalence of overweight was 43% (95% confidence interval [CI] = 39%, 47%), more than half of whom were obese. Overall prev...
Heinz Corporation bonds carry a coupon of 8% and will mature in 5 years at $1,000. Newly issued 5-year bonds with similar characteristics are yielding 4%. Calculate today's market price of the Heinz bond. Compute your answer, submit all your work, then answer the following...
Algebra 2. Please help ASAP
The pH of a juice drink is 3.8. Find the concentration of hydrogen ions in the drink. A) 3.8 B) 10^-3.8 C) 1.6×10^4 D) 1.6×10^-4
Programming Languages- NEED HELP!!
My teacher said this is not the right. Were doing Raptor Program.
Programming Languages- NEED HELP!!
Create a program that determine the shipping cost for an order based on the following table: From $0.00 $20.00 $50.00 $75.00 To $19.99 $49.99 $79.99 $1000.00 Price $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 Free
15 x w + 51 =105 +51 ?
Organic Chemistry
what is the major product of a reaction with 1-butene and Br2 in water?
What is the ionic equation for hydrolysis reaction of NH4C2H2O2 ? Thanks.
Can someone help me to find two numbers the exact answer is between: 6 x 7,381
A boat that travels at a speed of 6.75 m/s in still water is to go directly across a river and back, as shown in the figure below. The current flows at 0.50m/s At what angles must the boat be steered? How long does it take to make the round-trip? (Assume that the boat's sp...
find the smallest positive number that is the difference of two three-digit integers made up of the digits 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 where each digit is used once.
1/3 1 /4 . 035 13%greatest to least
what is the change in heat when 23.5g water vapor at 100C condenses to liquid 18.50C
b. If you are cruising down the road at 50 mph and a policeman with a radar gun (wavelength 1 cm) reflects radar light off your bumper, what wavelength of radar light does he get back? Assume the policeman is stationary, and you are moving towards him. Light that gets reflecte...
I have a surface area? my base is 18m, height is 4m and wisdth is 14m - do not understand the equation given by teacher of: top bottom, both sides and front and back to get answer - this does not make sense to me - please explain
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Part 1 is A Part 2 is C none of the above
The correct answer is C, A, B
a = 19 and m<A=32 degree. find b
int_(-2)^2sqrt(4-x^2)text()dx evaluate the integral
int_(-2)^2sqrt(4-x^2)text()dx evaluate the integral
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very confused could someone help me with this using the elimination method 5r-3s=16 3r+5s=30
Math Problem
how is it to solve for the indicated leter L = 7F, FOR f
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8x-(6x+7) =-3 42x + 7=-3 42+7-7= -3-7 x=10 42/10 = 4.2
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Please help me to solve by substitution method. 7x+8y =44 x=41-5y
(y/(x+9y))= (x^2)-7 at the point (1, -6/55) Use implicit differentiation to find the slope of the tangent line to the curve
Use implicit differentiation to find the slope of the tangent line to the curve 2(x^2) + 2xy + 2(y^3)= -18
f(x)= 6ln(2x+7ln(x)) I need to find the first derivative.
24.5 mL of concentrated HCl is diluted to make 455 mL of .256 M solution. What is the molarity of the concentrated HCl?
(A) Given that P = {X0, X1, X2.......Xn} is an arbitrary partition of [a,b], find the lower and upper sum for f(x)=x+3. (B) Use your answers to part (a) to evaluate the integral of f(x) from a to b.
A right circular cone is inscribed in a sphere of radius r. Find the dimensions of the cone that maximize the volume of the cone.
Show that of all rectangles with diagonal length c, the square has the largest area.
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You are given a vector in the plane that has a magnitude of 86.0 units and a component of -30.0 units. What are the two possibilities for its component?
show lim x->3 (sqrt(x)) = (sqrt(c)) hint: 0< |sqrt(x)-sqrt(c)|= (|x-c|)/(sqrt(x)+sqrt(c))<(1/(sqrt(c))*|x-c|
the number of my hunderds plus the number of my thousandsin 3. the number of my tens is 7 times the number of my hundreds. the number of my ones is 3 times the number of my thousands. allmy digits are differnt. what number am i ?
$1,000,000 and $800,000 respectively
the surface area of a prism is 120 sqaure cm and the area of each base is 32 square cm find the lateral area of the prism.
How many grams of saline are needed to make 300 ml of 0.9%(w/v) saline?
Algebra 2
Solve the equation 6(3x + 1) = 8. Round the answer to four decimal places.
A vending machine dispenses coffee into a sixteen ounce cup. The amount of coffee dispensed into the cup is normally distributed with a standard deviation of 0.03 ounces. You can allow the cup to overfill 10% of the time. What amount (in ounces) should you set as the mean amou...
science 4grade
Maybe you meant "compete"? To compete means to try to win or do better than others. Based on your example (which are plants), when they get crowded, the amount of resources intended for them has decreased to a very small amount. This amount cannot sustain their needs...
Physics 101
I figured it out already, thanks. I was just having trouble with converting dB to W/m^2. Anyway, here's my answer. Feel free to correct it. I - Intensity P - Power E - Energy t - time A - Area I = P/A ; I = E/t / A ; E = IAt Io = 1x10^-12 W/m^2 (treshold of hearing) Conver...
Physics 101
A 90-dB sound is absorbed by an eardrum 0.75 cm in diameter for 2 hours. How much energy in joules does the eardrum absorb at that time?
what are strategies that a concerned parent can us to help improve his or her child's reading and writing skills
explain the concept of electric potential difference in terms of work done in transferring the charge
A computer manufacturer is about to unveil a new, faster personal computer. The new machine clearly is faster, but initial tests indicate there is more variation in the processing time. The processing time depends on the particular program being run, the amount of input data, ...
A patient has a far point of 34.6 cm and a near point of 26.0 cm. What power (in diopters) should be prescribed to give the patient normal vision for: (a) contact lenses? 1) D (b) glasses which are worn 0.9 cm away from the patient's eyes? 2) D
Given the following amount of work in seconds required at each station: _____________________ A 38 J 32 X 22 B 34 K 30 Y 18 C 35 L 34 Z 20 a. What is the possibility daily output of this process if 8 hours of processing time is available each day?
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there are a lot of them but i chose 1, 4, 8,10
A long jumper jumps with the initial velocity of 12.0 m/s at an angle of 20 degrees. what is the displacement of x?
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A building 35ft tall casts a shadow 105ft long .Patty casts a shadow 16.5 ft long. how tall is Patty?
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A fence post 3ft tall casts a shadow 16ft long . At the same time ,the barn casts a shadow 96ft long. how tall is the barn?
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what is the average height of a softball that is pitched to a batter from 45 feet away?
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Why is a short curcuit called a short curcuit?
The answer according to the calculator is 15.What I think the answer is 45.
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How many {\rm NO}_{2} molecules would form as products if the reaction had a percent yield of 75\%?
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How much foil is required to cover a rectangular box that is 4in. by 8in. by 5in.? use 3.14 as an aproximation for pi. where appropriate.
in triangle abc angle b is 3 times angle a and angle c is 8degrees less than 6 times angle a?
A regular hexagon is made from equilateral triangle by cutting along the dotted lines and removing the three smaller triangles. if triangle has a perimeter of 18, what is the perimeter of hexagon?
underline complete subject and complete pedicate to my sentences. The boys and girls studied different kinds of measures.
Lines l and m have an intersection at point O and any reflection in l followed by a reflection in m results in a rotation about point O of 136 degrees. What is the acute angle between l and m? Thank you!!


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Longtime coaching veteran Houston Fancher begins his first season with the Seahawks after joining Buzz Peterson's staff last summer.
The former Appalachian State head coach has worked at Tennessee the last four seasons, including the last two years as Director of Basketball Operations for the Volunteers. He is reunited with Peterson after serving as an assistant coach at ASU from 1996-2000. When Peterson left Boone to accept the head coaching post at Tulsa, Fancher was elevated to head coach of the Mountaineers.
After heading up ASU's program for nine seasons from 2000-09, Fancher, 46, moved over to Knoxville, where he worked with head coaches Bruce Pearl and Cuonzo Martin. After being the interim head coach between the two Vol skippers, Fancher stayed on as Martin's Director of Basketball Operations the last two seasons.
Fancher's resume includes more than 25 years of collegiate coaching experience, including 12 seasons as a head coach at North Greenville College (3 years) and ASU (9 years).
A native of Newport, Tenn., Fancher went 44-41 at North Greenville and then posted a 137-136 record at ASU. His tenure in Boone included Southern Conference North Division championships in 2003, 2007 and 2008.
He was named the 2003 SoCon Coach of the Year after winning the first of his three divisional crowns. In 2006-07, he was a mid-major national coach of the year finalist after piloting ASU to a school-record 25 wins, the San Juan Shootout championship, including consecutive victories over Virginia, Central Florida and Vanderbilt, and a berth in the Postseason National Invitation Tournament.
In 2007-08, Fancher led the Mountaineers to their second consecutive division crown as well as another victory over a Southeastern Conference opponent, defeating Arkansas in North Little Rock. His triumphs over Vanderbilt and Arkansas represent ASU's only wins over SEC opponents in the program's history.
Fancher recruited and coached more All-SoCon players than any other coach in Appalachian State history, and he also won more Southern Conference games than any other Mountaineers hoops coach. In total, 18 school records were set during Fancher's tenure, and he also produced 21 players who continued their careers as professionals overseas.
In addition to their success on the court, Fancher's squads also were presented with NCAA Public Recognition Awards in 2005-06 and 2006-07. The NCAA Public Recognition Awards honor programs that rank among the nation's top 10 percent in their sport in Academic Progress Rate scores.
Fancher began his collegiate coaching career as an assistant at Division III Maryville (Tenn.) College from 1988-92. He then took over as head coach at North Greenville from 1993-95 before taking a position as an assistant coach at Vanderbilt for the 1995-96 campaign.
From 1996-2000, Fancher worked as an assistant coach (1996-98) and associate head coach (1998-2000) at ASU, and he was named the school's 14th head coach following the 1999-00 season.
Fancher received his undergraduate degree in Physical Education in 1988 from Middle Tennessee and completed his Master's Degree in Educational Administration and Supervision from Lincoln Memorial University in 1990.
Fancher and his wife, Cathy, have two sons, Hayden, 13, and Ethan, 10, and a daughter, Cameron, 4.


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The Golden State Warriors experienced an ugly incident with their fans booing owner Joe Lacob and Rick Barry admonishing them during the Chris Mullin retirement ceremony.
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Kirk Herbstreit has been an ESPN college football studio analyst since August 1996. Herbstreit, who joined ESPN in September 1995 as a college football sideline analyst for ESPN2, is also a game analyst for ESPN's Thursday night college football telecasts.
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Colin will be joined by ESPN NFL draft Insider Todd McShay (11:00 a.m. ET), former NFL coach Steve Mariucci (11:30) and College GameDay's Kirk Herbstreit (12:15 p.m.) on Thursday. As always, email the show (email@example.com) or tweet us at twi...Blog | Conversation | May 08, 2014
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Greeny and Golic welcome College Football Hall of Famer Bobby Bowden (6:30 a.m. ET), ESPN NFL analyst Herm Edwards (7:45), Buccaneers coach Lovie Smith (8:30), College GameDay's Kirk Herbstreit (9:00) and Texas coach Charlie Strong (9:15) to the show...Blog | Conversation | January 06, 2014
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I'd like to extend my appreciation and thanks to JCR Construction Company, I.C. Reed and Sons, and HiVolt of Raymond for playing an integral role in making possible our efficient, safe, speedy response to SuperStorm Sandy. We were able to address the outages affecting over 69,000 customers in New Hampshire and Massachusetts in under 48 hours. This was an outstanding feat for a weather event of this magnitude.
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GASTON COUNTY, N.C. -- Neighbors tired of piles of rocks, dirt and asphalt near their homes are trying to get a construction storage site shut down for good in Gaston County.
Officials say the site, on Cox Lake Road near Lucia Riverbend Highway, has been operating in violation of county rules since January when they first found out about it, but say the violations could date back to 2010.
Neighbors say the storage of things like rocks, concrete and asphalt has been going on there for closer to six years. Those neighbors will plead their case Thursday night before the Gaston County Planning Board.
The site owner, RealEstate Investment Corporation, LLC, is seeking a rezoning from residential to general industrial to bring the storage part of the operation into county compliance. It would affect 19 of the 33 acres on the site.
The county discovered the violation after the company requested a power pole at the location, officials said.
Neighbors say construction trucks going in and out pose a safety hazard.
"Those big trucks come around that corner there like they are at an international raceway. I've had them come in my yard," said Paul Bumgarner.
Bumgarner says the piles of construction materials near homes, if left to continue or even get bigger, will lower his property value. That's one reason why he put a "stop industrial zoning" sign in his yard.
Other neighbors say they are okay with it as long as the storage site doesn't get any bigger. They also say the owner, an offshoot of the Ferebee Corporation, a general contractor which builds roads, along with his crews, have been helpful and good neighbors who have given neighbors gravel for their driveways, paved an entrance into the storage site and kept it clean.
Bumgarner says it isn't an appropriate spot for construction debris storage to keep going, especially since the area includes a school bus stop and is close to Mountain Island Lake, where a lot of neighbors rely upon well water.
"We don't want to make it legal for him to continue doing what he's doing," Bumgarner said.
The county says there are other industrial zoned areas near the construction storage site and is consistent with the growth plan for that area.
Thursday's planning board hearing starts at 6 p.m. at the Gaston County Courthouse.
Bumgarner says several of his neighbors plan on being there.
NBC Charlotte did not hear back from RealEstate Investments Corporation, LLC, or from Ferebee.


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Preparation for our school holiday event 13th-20th July is going along smoothly. We are asking our guests to unlock the secrets of nursery rhymes as they visit 10 themed rooms, including Mother Goose's Library, Polly's Parlour, the 10-in-a-Bed room and the Dainty Dish Dining Room. We have organ Read more about Nursery Rhyme Hotel >
Jack and Jill went up the hill
Why are the volunteers at Highercombe going back to childhood days and singing nursery rhymes? Or more importantly trying to remember them ! It is in preparation for our Nursery Rhyme Hotel - school holiday event from Sunday 13th - 20th July, 10am-4pm daily. Research has taken many hours as we Read more about Jack and Jill went up the hill >
Curious Collections
A fun-filled day was had by all who visited the Museum on Sunday 18th May for our Curious Collections day and what a mixture of treasures, over 40 collections were on display ! Read more about Curious Collections >
Adelaide's newest blacksmith forge fired up
Amongst the 40 collections at the Curious Collections event today was an even more significant event for the Old Highercombe Hotel Museum ... and indeed Adelaide. The newly built forge in the newly built blacksmith shop was fired up. Read more about Adelaide's newest blacksmith forge fired up >
Cold enough for a blanket and campfire?
I blogged recently about cleaning my hammers and mallets ready for the Curious Collections day.
I am also displaying my Scout campfire blanket and have had to prepare it to hang from a picture rail. Read more about Cold enough for a blanket and campfire? >
If you only have a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail
'If you only have a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail' - Abraham Maslow.
I have about 70 and I spent time today preparing them for the Curious Collections day next Sunday. Read more about If you only have a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail >
Highercombe Herald Autumn edition
Another busy day on Museum business … publishing the newsletter 'The Highercombe Herald' Autumn edition.
The Florey Electorate Office of Frances Bedford MP had 200 printed copies waiting for me from the PDF file I previously emailed to them. Read more about Highercombe Herald Autumn edition >
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I write about communications, business and the ways the two intersect
Today, August 29, 2013, is Startup Day Across America – an effort begun a year ago by Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO) to connect lawmakers with entrepreneurs to gain input on the ways lawmakers can best support entrepreneurial success.
According to information provided by Polis' office, venture backed startup companies employ more than 10 percent of American workers and are currently responsible for 21 percent of national GDP, equating to 12 million jobs and 3 trillion dollars in revenue.
Polis has joined with Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-FL), and Rep. Gary Peters (D-MI) to create a Congressional Caucus on Innovation and Entrepreneurship that has held several briefings over the past year to educate members of congress and their staffs on the role of entrepreneurship in job creation and the importance "entrepreneurial ecosystems" in America that can help to support and sustain the next generation of incoming entrepreneurs.
The caucus is working to represent activity across geographic boundaries in the Startup Across America effort, in recognition of the growing presence of entrepreneurial hubs in areas such as Austin, Detroit, Nashville, Des Moines and Portland. Polis also notes that data from UpGlobal shows a healthy amount of diversity in current entrepreneurial companies as well, indicating that 27 percent of current U.S. startups are owned by women and 33 percent are owned by minorities.
In a move I find encouraging, the group notes an increasing desire to consider the input of entrepreneurs on legislative issues such as the current debates around SOPA and PIPA addressing copyright and Internet piracy concerns.
The intent is inspiring. I, for one, would have welcomed far more input from entrepreneurs to the legislative actions meant to address the economy's issues during the deep recession periods of 2008-2009. In that time period, small companies took the worst of the brunt of many congressional actions such as the mandate that employers pay 65 percent of COBRA insurance costs for 18 months for laid off employees. In cases close to me, many laid off employees who quickly found new work were purposely retaining a contractor status to take advantage of the insurance subsidy that was much richer than new employers were able or willing to pay. Meanwhile, the promised programs to reimburse employers for the additional COBRA premiums were slow and complex, leaving businesses in many cases with insurance costs that were higher after a layoff than before. Input from entrepreneurs prior to legislation could potentially have alleviated these unintentional gaffes.
However, the proof of the program will depend on its tangible results. For those with input who are unable to participate in the regional outings, now would be an ideal time to reach out to the lawmakers at the core of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship caucus above.
Very interesting Cheryl. I had no idea of the scale of venture backed businesses. Of course, much of that comes from the maturity of venture capital. The modern venture business is now about 30 years old.
Loved the article Cheryl! Are these lawyers going to support non-venture backed start-ups with help and advice? If we are talking about Startup Across America efforts and "ways lawmakers can best support entrepreneurial success", then we should include help for those pulling themselves up by their own bootstraps. After all, isn't small business the backbone of America? – or, at least it used to be.
Pardon me but I just don't buy it. However, the jury is out because, as Cheryl Snapp Conner says, "…the proof of the program will depend on its tangible results. " Exactly. And we all know what usually happens when the government – run by a selected committee of idiots thanks to US – get their hands into anything. Personally, all I see here are easier opportunities for back door deals…but we'll see.
Nevertheless, good " stuff," Cheryl, "irregardless" of the facts!
Some of us are positioned to make others aware of these issues. Some will take that awareness and turn it into action. Many will merely talk about it, most too afraid to become involved (it is the way our society has been designed).
As to speaking up, isn't that what we are doing now in our own way – one voice at a time?


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Sandra L. Eastman, 30, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court Monday to a misdemeanor charge of cruelty to a child. She was released on conditions that included she stay away from her daughter who is in the custody of the state Department for Children and Families.
Rutland Police Detective Raymond LaMoria wrote in an affidavit that police began investigating Eastman after she took her baby to the emergency room at Rutland Regional Medical Center in February.
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In DreamWorks' new animation adventure "Rise of the Guardians," Santa has tats, he goes by the name North and he sounds like Alec Baldwin. Jack Frost is a renegade kid, a snowboarding/ice skating ace brought to life by Chris Pine, who brings all of his "Star Trek" swagger. The movie's total nightmare of a boogeyman is Pitch, who lurks around in the dark and drips with sinister sarcasm courtesy of Jude Law. It's as if hip-hop has come to Candyland, bringing an urban edginess to the traditional storybook rap. But that's only the tip of the 3-D iceberg.
Since childhood innocence, and belief in all things Hallmark is at risk, the film keeps piling on. Bunny is a fist-full-of-dyed-eggs Easter-wood type with Hugh Jackman doing the tough talking. Tooth is a sexy sweetie thanks to Isla Fisher. But her fairy force doesn't stop at doling out quarters, they also save the "teeth," which seems to make them candidates for a guest turn on "Dexter." If you're not careful, edgy can send things right over the cliff.


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Three men arrested in connection with Operation Bullfinch
1:40pm Tuesday 27th November 2012 in News By Mark Taylor, Reporter. Please call me on (01865) 425411
THREE men from Oxford have been arrested as part of an on-going investigation into child sex trafficking.
The men, aged 32, 24 and 21, were arrested today in Oxford on suspicion of sexual offences.
Four search warrants being executed in the city as part of the ongoing child sexual exploitation investigation, Operation Bullfinch.
Detective chief Inspector Paul Gration from the Oxford City Police Area said: "As always, this phase of the inquiry has been conducted in close partnership with Oxfordshire County Council.
"Our approach demonstrates our shared determination to keep children safe."


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Neil Young and Crazy Horse are going to play at the MusicCares Person of the Year Gala honoring Paul McCartney on February 10th at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Other acts on the bill of the Grammy weekend charity concert include Coldplay, Foo Fighters, Alicia Keys, Katy Perry, James Taylor, Alison Krauss, Tony Bennett, the cast of the Beatles LOVE, and McCartney himself. Eddie Izzard will host.
This will be Neil Young and Crazy Horse's first public performance since the Greendale tour wrapped up in March 2004. The group has reportedly wrapped up work on a new studio album, and just recently they posted a newly recorded 37-minute jam on Neil Young's official website that wraps up with an epic rendition of "Cortez The Killer." There's no word about a tour for the group, but it's probably a safe bet that they'll hit the road at some point this year.
Neil Young toured with Crazy Horse regularly between their formation in 1969 and the Greendale tour of 2003/04, but over the past eight years Young has turned his attention towards other projects. Many fans worried that the group would never tour again, but Crazy Horse drummer Ralph Molina recently wrote on his Facebook wall that he had no such fears. "We were just grazing," he wrote. "But never gone!"
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Spend a few moments speaking with Nederland graduate Michael Defee and judgments about football officials might change.
Defee is a referee in the Big 12 Conference and he can quickly list the job's responsibilities one after another. Many of them are areas the average fan probably never thinks about.
Defee, who wears a white hat, must keep an eye on a number of factors not only during each game but during each play. It takes a lot of work and stamina to keep up with the high-speed game college football has turned into these days.
His crew was recently in charge of a game which went under a microscope by fans and even the Big 12. He was working the Texas at Iowa State game when a national dispute broke out over the game's final minutes.
Texas running back Jonathan Gray appeared to fumble near the end zone and an Iowa State player came away with the ball. Officials, after watching replay, determined Texas would maintain possession. The Longhorns scored the winning touchdown two plays later. Iowa State's coach, as you might expect, was livid.
"We got the play right," Defee said. "The judge should have called forward progress was stopped, but at that time in the game sometimes officials are reluctant to make that call because it takes replay out. We were able to go to replay and we made the right call."
The Big 12 reviewed the call and said there was not strong enough evidence to overturn the call.
"There is a lot of pressure in this job," Defee said. "To the university, conference and to us this is a business. So we want to make the right calls."
Working a game at the college level is not the most difficult job in the officiating business in Defee's mind. The toughest times were years ago.
"Pop Warner football is the hardest level to be a ref," Defee said. "The parents and coaches are the hardest on the refs at that level. I am not too sure why people actually do it. It is tough."
Defee is a 1980 graduate of Nederland High School and now lives in Mauriceville. He got into officiating because, like many in Southeast Texas, he loves the game of football.
"It is a year-round proposition," Defee said. "The month of January is really the only month off from officiating I have each year. There are spring games and spring practices. We teach four to six camps a year. From Labor Day to the second week of December, I have no weekends off."
Defee also spends time grading officials in the Big Sky Conference. He then later in the week communicates with his crew from the Big 12. There is about five hours of gym time and meetings.
"It is a lot of hard work," Defee said. "We don't just put the uniform on and go out on the field. It is much more than that."
Defee went on to describe each responsibility he might have on a given play. There is a certain part of the formation Defee must watch. He also watches substitutions, the play clock and any other area teams might be operating under that's an infraction of the rules.
"There is a tremendous amount to watch on every single play," Defee said. "I could draw diagrams just like coaches draw on boards."
Even being as busy as Defee is during a game, there is still the joy of watching football. One season really stands out in his mind.
It was back in 2008 and it was a great year in the Big 12.
Oklahoma came into its rival game against Texas ranked No. 1, while the Longhorns were inside the Top 5 in the country. Texas beat Oklahoma and was later named the No. 1 in the nation.
It was not too much longer when Texas lost to Texas Tech. Texas fans will remember the late, game-winning catch by Raiders receiver Michael Crabtree.
So the Raiders jumped up the rankings only to lose to the Sooners to jumble the Big 12 standings. While many of us watched the game on television or were lucky enough to be at one or two of the games, Defee was standing on the field for all three.
"That was an incredible year," Defee said. "We (officials) are just like a team out there. We take responsibility for our calls and get graded on every play. We spend hours watching game film of the teams we are going to officiate and try to learn their tendencies and formations. I love the game of football and what better way to see the sport?"
Defee could one day soon be one of the men playing on Sundays. He has entered his name on a list to be a ref in the NFL. He said it takes a ref to retire for a new guy to jump up the ranks.
Southeast Texans can see Defee this week when Baylor visits Kansas State. He will then take his whistle to Oklahoma State's' home game versus TCU. After that it's Texas Tech at Oklahoma.
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Local police and fire investigators are looking into two suspicious fires that were allegedly set in Salem Monday night.
Deputy Fire Chief Gerry Giunta said fire investigators haven't announced whether the two incidents are related - but did say both were being considered suspicious.
Canal Street
The first of the two fires was allegedly set by a youth with a moltov cocktail in the parking lot behind Salem's Old Fashioned Candies and Shirts Illustrated.
Shortly after 8:30 p.m., local police and firefighters responded to 93 Canal St. for a report of a small fire in the rear of the building.
When they arrived on scene, firefighters reportedly found a glass bottle with a rag in it burning on the ground.
Police Lt. Mary Butler said the initial call came from a resident in a building across the street, who reported seeing a "youth who had a bottle with a rag in it set the thing on fire."
Rather than put the fire out, Deputy Fire Chief Gerry Giunta said local firefighters opted to let the bottle burn itself out.
"When we got to the scene there wasn't much of a fire left," Giunta said. "It looks like the bottle was dropped, rather than thrown - because it wasn't broken into a lot of little pieces."
Although the incident didn't result in any damage to the nearby buildings, Giunta noted that it could have been much worse.
"If that bottle was broken against a wood building, it could have been substantial," Giunta said.
The glass bottle was reportedly recovered from the scene and taken by investigators as evidence.
Washington Square
At 11:15 p.m., police and fire units were called to the scene of a vehicle fire outside of 47 Washington Square.
Giunta said it appeared that someone set a fire in the backseat of a parked 2003 Lincoln Aviator and smashed a window when they noticed it wasn't catching quickly.
"It didn't get going as well as someone probably had wanted it to and I think the window might have been broken for ventilation," Giunta said.
Firefighters reportedly found the vehicle locked when they arrived, and after smashing a window to gain entry, they extinguished the blaze using water from Engine 1.
Extinguishing the Washington Square fire were Lt. Wayne Silva, firefighter Doug Sanville and firefighter Sean Edge.
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Francis J. "Sonny" Menclewicz
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Francis J. "Sonny" Menclewicz, of Middleport, passed away early Saturday morning, December 29, 2012 at his home. Mr. Menclewicz was born in the Town of Shelby, August 31, 1936, a son of the late Frank and Mary (Cotriss) Menclewicz.
A graduate of Medina High School, Class of 1955, he married the former Kathleen Holihan on August 18, 1962. He was a longtime member of Holy Trinity Catholic Parish/St. Stephen's Church. He was employed by E & M Enterprises, as a machinist for 31 years, retiring in 1990. From 1970-1985, he also operated his farm where he raised beef cattle. He was an avid hunter and fisherman.
Survivors include his son, Frank (Michelle Harris) Menclewicz; and his daughter, Mary Catherine "Katie" (John) Parker both of Middleport; two grandchildren, Grace and Aubree; two sisters, Marcia (Bruce) Foley and Carrie (Gerard) Wittmeyer, both of Medina; several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife on May 31, 2008 and his sister, Joan M. Pritchard on May 8, 2006.
Friends may call on Wednesday (4-7 PM) at the Cooper Funeral Home, 215 W. Center St., Medina. The Rev. Daniel J. Fawls will celebrate his Mass of Christian Burial on Thursday at 11 AM at Holy Trinity Parish/St. Mary's Church, Medina. Interment will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Niagara Hospice, 4675 Sunset Drive, Lockport, NY 14094.
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From OpenwaterpediaDamián Blaum (born 11 June 1981 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is an Olympic open water swimmer and professional marathon swimmer from Argentina. Blaum swam for Argentina at the 2008 Olympics where he finished 24th in the Men's 10 km marathon swimming event. He won the 2013 FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix professional circuit and was nominated as the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year.
Marathon Swimming Career
Damian Blaum participated in the 2011 FINA World Championships in in Shanghai, China. He is also consistently one of the top marathon swimmers in the world on the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix including top finishes in the 32 km Traversée internationale du lac St-Jean and the 57 km Maratón Acuática Internacional Santa Fe - Coronda. He also won the 2013 6.5 km Marnaton eDreams Cadaqués in Cadaqués, Spain.
Blaum also was the handler for fellow professional marathon swimmer Trent Grimsey on his 6 hour 55 minute world record swim across the English Channel on 8 September 2012 and is married to fellow professional marathon swimmer Esther Nunez Morera of Spain.
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Blaum has been the runner-up in the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix professional circuit four times (2007, 2009, 2010, and 2012) and won the overall title in 2013. His victory in 2013 led to a nomination for the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year.
2013 FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix Rankings
1. Damián Blaum (ARG) 62 points in 8 races
2. Evgenij Pop Acev (MKD) 61 points in 8 races
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1. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 95 points in 5 races
2. Damián Blaum (ARG) 71 points in 7 races
3. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 45 points in 7 races
4. Evgenij Pop Acev (MKD) 45 points in 6 races
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Updated 4:11 p.m. Wednesday.
The Imperial Beach City Council meeting Wednesday at 6 p.m. will begin with a ceremony to swear into office Bobby Patton and Brian Pat Bilbray.
A special meeting will be held after the regular meeting in which the 9th Street and Palm Avenue shopping center and lighting on Seacoast Drive will be discussed.
The City Manager, Assistant City Manager and City Attorney will also meet in closed session to discuss negotiating "price and terms of payment" with the YMCA after the regular meeting. The city is considering whether to turn over control of its Sports Park and Recreation Center to the YMCA.
A total of six candidates ran for two seats on the Imperial Beach City Council in 2012.
Physical Education teacher and longtime Imperial Beach lifeguard Bobby Patton received 3,694 votes, or 35.2 percent of 10,500 votes cast.
Councilman Bilbray received 2,013 votes in his re-election bid, or 19.2 percent of votes. Roughly 1,000 votes still need to be tallied countywide before election results are certified.
Prior to the oath of office ceremony, Councilman Jim King will be recognized for his term in office.
King was elected to office in 2008 and came about 100 votes short of defeating Bilbray to stay on the City Council.
Bilbray was elected to office in a special election in 2010 following the death of Councilman Frank McLean.
In Patton's first meeting, City Council will consider topics ranging from final approval of Eco Bikeway construction from 3rd to 7th streets, selling city electronics and multiple Boy Scouts of America Eagle projects.
City Council will vote whether to award a contract to construct the Eco Bikeway from 3rd to 7th streets. The proposed project would install Class 3 bikeway for shared bike-car use from the Bayshore Bikeway, down 7th Street to Palm Avenue and Class 2 bike lanes on Palm Avenue from 3rd to 7th streets.
As a result, lanes on Palm Avenue from 3rd to 7th streets would be reduced to one lane in two directions. Parking spaces and landscape beautification will also be added along Palm Avenue.
Though advertising a request for proposals wasn't approved by City Council until Nov. 21, the call for proposals was first advertised by the city Nov. 1.
If approved, construction is scheduled to be completed by June 4. At council's last meeting Nov. 21, Councilman Ed Spriggs expressed concern that construction could extend into the summer and potentially get in the way of crowds of beachgoers or the opening of the new Pier South hotel.
Spriggs would eventually vote "yes" for the Eco Bikeway, and council would approve advertising bids in a 3-1 vote, with Councilwoman Lorie Bragg casting the sole "no" vote. Councilman Jim King did not attend the meeting.
If approved, the contract will go to Western Rim Constructors of Escondido to complete the job for $1.4 million whose bid was the lowest among eight companies vying for the contract. An engineer estimated that the project would cost $2.1 million.
The project will be paid for with $1.5 million from a SANDAG Active Transportation Grant and $600,000 from TRANSNET funds. The city will spend an additional $60,000 in administrative costs.
This is agenda item 6.4.
The city will also move to reward a contract for repairs of main line pipe and man-holes to Trans Consulting Engineers, Inc. for $270,000. The city will need to pay an additional $65,000 in engineer and administrative fees.
This is agenda item 6.5.
City Council will discuss whether to send some items that are considered "surplus or unsuitable for city use" to public auction. Among about 40 items that may be put on the county's auction block are a trailer, weed trimmer and air compressor.
There's also an assortment of electronics, including:
- Sony Playstation
- Sony PSP handheld video game system
- digital cameras
- Apple iPhone, iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano
- printers
- 50" plasma television
- Alpine car stereo
- paper shredders
- computer monitors
This is agenda item 2.6.
Eagle Scout candidate Kyle Armstrong from Boy Scout Troop 221 wants to replace grass in front of the Imperial Beach lifeguard station with block paving.
This is agenda item 6.2.
Eagle Scout candidate Jason Gros wants to improve landscape at the Sports Park and Recreation Center.
This is agenda item 6.1.
With agenda item 2.3, City Council will consider implementation of a Fair Political Practices Commission recommendation to publicly post a form that identifies all appointed positions for which the official receives more than $250 in compensation when said official is up for a new appointment.
This is agenda item 2.4.
The city will hold a final reading of an ordinance to allow the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health to enforce "ABC" grading system regulations on mobile food trucks in Imperial Beach. A motion will be made to approve the ordinance after the final reading.
This is agenda item 4.1.
In order to preserve recently paved streets, the city will consider establishing a five-year moratorium on newly cut streets, with exemptions in the case of emergency repairs or other issues.
This is agenda item 3.2.
Councilwoman Lorie Bragg will be the city's Mayor Pro Tempore in 2013. In this capacity, Bragg will act as mayor if Mayor Jim Janney is absent or unable to act. Councilman Ed Spriggs is the city's current Mayor Pro Tempore.
This is agenda item 2.8.
The mayor will appoint a citizen to the Port of San Diego's Public Art Committee (PAC). The PAC acts as an advisor to the port's Public Art Office and Board of Port Commissioners. The appointee will serve a three-year term.
Daniel Lopez was IB's representative but he resigned Sept. 12.
This is agenda item 6.3.
Changes to positions in the city's Human Resoures positions will be considered with agenda item 2.7.


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Tacos @ Taqueria Jalisco East Boston, MA
have you guys had tacos @ Taqueria Jalisco in East Boston? it's totally awesome. ive been looking for good tacos in boston forever and finally found the one. the meat is ridiculously tender! def worth to check it out if you love tacos.
My favorite in the area. Weekend special soups/stews are phenomenal as well. This is how I spent last Sunday:
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If you are watching your waistline, I do not recommend building your social circles out of professional kitchens. While no longer working in the restaurant world, I find myself at the bar and across the table from cooks more often than is good for my stomach + liver... Not complaining.
Went today. The tacos are as good as ever. A tattoo artist friend owes me some work in exchange for kitchen equipment I gave her. Seriously thinking about a tattoo of the Jalisco Tostada de camarones. It is awesome. Better then the tacos, better then anything. I really might get a small tostada tattoo with the restaurant name and date
lala, great that you love this place.My particular filling favs are grilled carne asada and fried pescado and La Verdad (taqueria, not restnt)makes tremendously flavorful versions of them; great sauces. i'm not a fan of their other fillings, but these 2 make me wicked happy.hope you'll try them sometime.


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Travel to India on an adventure through the Rajasthan region
Travel to India and discover the country at its most colourful amid the deserts, bazaars and forts of Rajasthan. This is a land where massive hilltop fortresses loom over cities and where markets are awhirl with locals dressed in the brightest shades of scarlet, gold and rose. Visit lakeside holy towns, sip chai at a royal retreat and take time to experience the local traditions of remote villages. From the whirlwind of heady Delhi, to a night under the stars on a desert camel safari, to the beauty of sunrise at the Taj Mahal - this journey through Rajasthan promises to be a true adventure.
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Days 1-2 Delhi
It's big, it's bold, it's busy - and there is nowhere in the world quite like it. Delhi's sights and sounds are sure to engage and intrigue.
Day 3 Agra
Famed for the awe-inspiring Taj Mahal, Agra is a city with a fascinating history and is rich in Mughal heritage, lush gardens and exquisite buildings and temples.
Day 4 Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary
The legacy of once being a strong military stronghold is a good fort, and Bharatpur's is pretty impressive. It's also home to the wonderful Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary.
Days 5-6 Jaipur
Jaipur was designed by royalty and has delighted visitors for centuries with its pink-hued buildings, wonderful bazaars and rainbow of bright colours dancing along hectic streets.
Day 7 Shekhawati
A remote town in the Shekhawati region, Mandawa is often described as an outdoor art gallery due to its intricately painted havelis - some wonderfully restored, others crumbling to dust.
Day 8 Bikaner
Located in the Thar desert, Bikaner is known for its camel farm, great food, rustic charm and extraordinary palaces, fort and temples.
Days 9-11 Jaisalmer/Camel Safari
Like a city risen from the desert sands, Jaisalmer's sand-coloured buildings, busting bazaars and fascinating living fort all help give the city a wonderful old-world feel.
Day 12 Osiyan
Often referred to as the 'Gateway to the Thar Desert', Osiyan is ancient trading town that hosts the remnants of stunning Jain and Brahmin temples.
Days 13-14 Jodhpur
India's enigmatic 'Blue City', Jodhpur, has a captivating Old Town with palaces, heritage buildings, colourful streets and the Mehrangarh Fort shining like a jewel high above the city.
Day 15 Delhi
Delhi has been an important city in India for well over 2000 years, and its cultural richness and diversity radiates from every corner.
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Our Rajasthan Adventure trips score an average of 4.56 out of 5 based on 16 reviews in the last year.
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Mohsin was a very patient and respectful guide who made things happen as if by magic. The whole trip went very smoothly. He gave us plenty of time to be alone and bond as a group, but i also appreciated the time he took to advise me on my next holiday in India, and also help us source and fly kites in Jaisalmer and Jodphur, with the hotel staff, which for me lifted the trip from something that had felt very much like an itinerary, to an experience.
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Deb McAlpine
Espcially appreciated Mohsin's ability to adapt where possible to change some of the activities depending on heat and mild sickness within the group - eg postponing an evening walk until the following evening as we had a sick member that day Mohsin had good local knowledge and as mentioned earlier either accompanied us on our free time or organised our Tuk Tuk driviers
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