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First-year coach Rob Krimmel is charged with the task of turning St. Francis men's basketball into a winner.
That's no easy task considering the Red Flash have just one winning season in the past 34 years and only one NCAA Tournament appearance to its credit, which came in 1991. A large number of the current Red Flash players weren't born when that happened.
Krimmel certainly knows St. Francis.
He was a three-year starter and two-time captain for the Red Flash. He led the Northeast Conference in three-point field goal percentage (43.5) during the 1999-2000 season, and Krimmel spent the previous 12 years as an assistant coach at St. Francis, where his father, Bob Krimmel, is the athletic director.
He was hired to replace Don Friday one day after Friday was forced out after four lackluster seasons.
St. Francis went 6-23 last season with a 5-13 mark in the NEC.
The Red Flash aren't expected to be much better in 2012-13. Conference coaches picked them to finish 12th out of 12 teams.
The return of junior guard Umar Shannon should boost the Red Flash offense.
Shannon, an Atlantic City, N.J. native, played in just one game last year when he suffered a season-ending knee injury.
He scored 26 points in that game and he averaged 15.8 in 2010-11.
Ronnie Drinnon, a 6-6 freshman forward, is expected to contribute immediately.
The nonconference schedule, which opens tonight at Penn State, is daunting. Besides the Nittany Lions, St. Francis plays Notre Dame, Bucknell and Kent State - all regular visitors to the NCAA Tournament.
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The Dolphins continued their spending spree on Tuesday and surprised many by signing former Ravens LB Dannell Ellerbe on Tuesday.
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A person with knowledge of the contract says Keller has agreed to terms on a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins.||||||| Keller spent his first five NFL seasons with the New York Jets and has 17 career touchdown catches. He was slowed by a left ankle injury last year and made 28 catches for 317 yards and two scores in eight games. The Dolphins acquired Keller to replace Anthony Fasano, their starting tight end the past four years. He signed Tuesday with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Historic Moravian Bethlehem was officially designated as a National Historic Landmark District by U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar this week.
The new designation provides an even higher level of visibility to the city's historic downtown, meaning greater access to grant funds and, officials say, more tourism.
"I'm floating," said an ecstatic Charlene Donchez Mowers, president of the nonprofit Historic Bethlehem Partnership, which tends to the key contributing buildings in the new national landmark district.
"This is so important to the city of Bethlehem," said Donchez Mowers, who has been working at obtaining this designation for about 10 years. In May, she gave a presentation to the National Park System Advisory Board Landmarks Committee, which led to full advisory board approval in June.
The district comprises roughly 14 acres that were central to the original 18th Century settlement that founder Count Nicolaus von Zinzendorf named Bethlehem. Contributing buildings include the Gemeinhaus – which now is home to the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem – and the 1762 Waterworks, which was the first pumped municipal water system in the country.
Both already were designated as National Historic Landmarks but, in the city, were alone in that official recognition. The new district designation will also encompass the Brethren's House, the Single Sister's House, the Central Moravian Church, the Tannery and all of the other original buildings along the Monocacy Creek that comprise the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
National Historic Landmarks are so designated because they are judged to possess exceptional value or quality in illustrating or interpreting the heritage of the United States, according to the National Parks Service Website.
The website notes that some grant funding sources, such as the the Save America's Treasures Grant Program, which is administered by the Park Service, prioritize sites with the National Historic Landmark designation.
In the hierarchy of designations administered by the National Park Service, being a National Historic Landmark ranks higher than inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places. While 85,000 sites across the country are in the National Register, less than 2,500 have been named National Historic Landmarks.
Historic Moravian Bethlehem is only the seventh National Historic Landmark District in Pennsylvania. The others are the:
- Lukens Historic District in Coatesville
- Bedford Springs Hotel District in Bedford
- Bryn Athyn in Montgomery County
- Rittenhouse Town, Colonial Germantown and Elfreth's Alley in Philadelphia.
Donchez Mowers said she is hopeful that the new designation will strengthen Historic Moravian Bethlehem's case to be named part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site that would include five other 18th Century Moravian communities in Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Northern Ireland and South Africa.
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There are 21 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the United States including:
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Thank you Kamlesh for sharing this wounderful short fim. Every teacher,parents and children must see this film. Most of the time Parents and teachers are not tryying to identify the real problem of the students. Without interest one can not learn. Instead of forcing to study, the teachers and parents create some attractive environment that will make the child to learn. Other wise only sucide thinkings are developing when ever the child open books like this film. I like the positive end of the film.
Once again I thank u for sharing this valuable short film in this classroom discussion.
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Children from Government Girls High School Boothapandi are getting firsthand information about the cultivation of paddy in a field trip.
They are trying in their class room
They got success.
I think this is a kind of learning ( Project oriented) that should be followed in all subjects which will make children more creative.
This is my 8th year teaching PPCD at Zilker Elementary. I won't have current photos until next week, but last year can bee seen at my blog: http://zilkerppcd.blogspot.com/
I'm excited about being involved with this group!!
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A teacher should feel comfortable with both of her roles as leader and learner in the classroom. He should understand and responds to students' essential human needs. Children need unconditional acceptance as human beings. Teachers should not restrict the children to sit in a particular place. He should give enough opportunity for the children response. Here is one learning environment that the teacher provides enough opportunity for the response of her children.
I think students feel more active outside the classroom. Although activities can be carried out inside. moreover, we can't remain outside all the time. but we should come put, when necessary.
Yes sir. I agree with you. We can not take them out side the class room always. Teacher can take them out when ever he got a chance.
Aslamoalaikum! Indeed it is very good classroom environment for better lerning. we can achieve the better results by using verious techniques and such kind of sitting positions. In our countary it is now focus to have a desks and chairs for their sitting but where there is lack of funds and facilities it can be hinderence in learning process. Allah bless you on your good thinking and presentation.


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The Caps just finished up with practice — one that I wasn't sure I'd be present for when I woke up to a driving snowstorm in Buffalo. There were a few old faces on the ice today for the Caps.
* Tomas Fleischmann was back with his teammates on the ice for the first time since being quarantined with pneumonia. He came off a bit earlier than everyone else, but Bruce Boudreau said he hopes to have Flash back for the game against Philadelphia at Verizon Center on Jan. 6. As Boudreau put it, pneumonia "knocks the stuffing out of you," so Fleischmann will spend the next few days trying to regain strength and conditioning.
* Karl Alzner practiced and said he's ready to play.
* Donald Brashear did not practice, but Boudreau did not rule him out for tomorrow night. If Alzner and Brashear play, there could be a couple of guys going back to Hershey.
* John Erskine practiced, and he said he's been cleared to practice fully, including contact. He still has to be cleared to return for games.
* Brian Pothier practiced with the team for the first time since suffering the concussion in January. He has been skating, but mostly on his own. He said he wanted to have other guys and more pucks on the ice — more stimulation for his eyes and another step in his recovery.
He said he if feels OK tomorrow, he will probably start to skate with the team for morning skates. There's obviously still no timetable for him, but it did seem like gearing up for a run at playing next season was a generic template. Pothier has been making some pretty rapid process though.
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Two award-winning books in one box offer a lifetime of learning for anyone who loves fine food.
From two acclaimed restaurants came two of the most acclaimed, award-winning cookbooks ever published�now packaged together in a luxurious slipcased boxed set, the ideal holiday gift for any food lover.
First there was French Laundry in Napa Valley, setting a new standard for American fine dining. Then there was The French Laundry Cookbook, setting a new standard for American cookbooks. In 2006, Chef Keller opened Ad Hoc, his casual family-style restaurant that serves a single menu a day, and that restaurant, too, gave birth to a groundbreaking cookbook, in fact a New York Times best seller.
Whereas Ad Hoc at Home offers a huge happiness-inducing collection of family-style recipes that includes lunch-counter favorites�lemon meringue and cherry pie; such classics as Buttermilk Fried Chicken and Herbed Rack of Lamb, plus Thomas�s mom�s coconut cake and his dad�s favorite meatballs�The French Laundry Cookbook is a culinary ode to finesse. Every recipe in it has become a classic: from Keller�s Salmon Cornets to his Oysters and Pearls and Butter-Poached Lobster. From the casual but carefully considered food of Ad Hoc at Home to The French Laundry Cookbook�s recipes at their most refined, this is cooking that delivers in taste, and makes us all better cooks.
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The presidential debates have wrapped up and less than a week remains before votes are counted.
Based on the conversations taking place on Patch, a wide variety of issues concern Orange County voters when it comes to who will end up in the White House.
But do you really know which presidential candidate best matches your stance on those issues?
A website launched earlier this year helps voters match up with their ideal candidate. According to iSideWith.com's homepage, nearly 5 million people have taken the free quiz to determine their ideal candidate.
The quiz covers everything from social issues to foreign policy and answers can be fine-tuned: You can choose general or more detailed responses, and a scale allows you to set the level of importance for each issue. Your responses are then analyzed to determine your ideal candidate, complete with a breakdown of your response matches.
Among the people who took the quiz in California, their positions matched President Barack Obama's 53 percent of the time—more than any other candidate.
Surprisingly, Californians' views matched Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson at 47 percent, followed by Green Party candidate Jill Stein at 46 percent.
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Tonic Restaurant @ Quigley's Pharmacy Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(202) 296-0211
Hours of Operation:
Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Dinner: Nightly: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Bar 11:00am - 1:00am nightly and 11:00am - 2:00am Friday and Saturday nights
Late night fare available
Payment Options:
AMEX, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American, Comfort Food, American
Executive Chef:
Sheldon Alexander
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Tonic offers on and off-site catering for parties of 10-200 - for details contact Brianna DeBrock at email@example.com or 202-560-2858.
Lounge space featuring local performance artists, musical acts, and student groups. Three flat-screen televisions, movie nights, board games available.
Special Events & Promotions:
Trivia Nights, Monday in the lounge @ 8:30 - food and drink specials, teams of 2-20. Wine Down Wednesdays, purchase two entrées and receive 1/2 off any bottle. Bottomless mimosas at brunch from 10-3 PM Saturdays and Sundays with purchase of brunch entree for $16.
Getting there
Cross Street:
21st and G
Public Transit:
5 blocks from the Foggy Bottom Metro Station (Blue Line and Orange Line)
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Parking Details:
Metered parking on 21st ST, two hour parking on G and F.
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Tonic at Quigley's Bar and Restaurant offers classical American cuisine with a contemporary Southern twist. Tonic is located in the heart of Washington DC's historic Foggy Bottom neighborhood.
Come and enjoy signature tater tots with homemade dipping sauces, weekly specials and craft
beers on draft. Tonic at Quigley's Bar and Restaurant caters to all tastes.
Tonic at Quigley's Bar and Restaurant serves 12 beers on tap, 14 wines by the glass, and many specialty cocktails that complement our new American menu.
A quick stroll from the Foggy Bottom Metro and a few blocks from the Kennedy Center, Tonic at Quigley's Bar and Restaurant is the perfect place for a happy hour cocktail, a fun night out, or a leisurely brunch. No matter your mood, Tonic cures what ails you.
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I had a good lunch experience as a
first time visitor. Food was good and atmosphere was appealing. Sat outside and weather was beautiful on that day. Service was good. Made online reservation, which was very convenient. No complaints or extraordinary experiences to speak of. Will frequent again in the future if in the area."
Dined on 7/25/2014
We have been to Tonic seversl
times since we work at the Department of the Interior. I booked a table for eight and we were seated on the top floor where it is not as loud. The service was so slow we waited for 15 to 20 minutes with dry glasses. Our waiter passed by several times without making eye contact. Tonic has better lunch time wait staff. The food is typical bar fare..burgers and such. They really think their tater tots are special for some reason. Both were served cold unfortunately. My plate had all the residue from the deep fry basket dumped on it and the memphis burger I ordered had a deep fried foreign object on it that made me nauseous when it bit into it. We wont be going to tonic again. Come on guys!"
Dined on 7/22/2014
We ordered the basket of tater
tots for a starter and they came with 3 dipping sauces, which were all delicious. The basket is a very generous portion and the tots were cooked to the perfect level of crispiness. However, our second course of salads was unbelievably disappointing. And we chose salads that were recommended by our server! One salad had been added back to the menu recently because it was so popular in the past (I can't fathom why after tasting it). The lettuce was nice and crisp, but the toppings were scarce and bland. What made up for all of it was the wonderful outdoor dining space next to a very light traffic road in DC."
Dined on 7/16/2014
Wait staff has to handle too many
table leading to long waits. Food was cold on arrival at the table. Won't be in a hurry to go back."
Dined on 7/16/2014
We had dinner before attending the
Washington Kastles match. We ate in the second floor dining room. The place is like many others in town, exposed brickwork and beams with some modern touches in the design and a menu that is becoming standard fare in middle-of-the-road restaurants in DC. But that is a good thing, as the quality of the food and the selection of drinks shows just how high standards have been raised in DC. Tonic is not a place for special dinner, but we had a very good meal with excellent service, and that's plenty good enough."
Dined on 7/16/2014
Four of us spent a delightful
Sunday afternoon and evening in the Lounge viewing the final game of World Cup and then had dinner in the second floor dining room. Overall it was fantastic. We sat right at the bar where the waitstaff was attentive and prompt with service. I was especially impressed that the redhead bartender remembered what I was drinking when it came time to reorder. In the dining room the ambience was enjoyable and the food delicious. Our waitress was polite and helpful, but her only function was to be to take our order. She came by very shortly after the food arrived to ask if everything was satisfactory. That was the last we saw of her. She never came back to see if we needed more iced tea or water."
Dined on 7/13/2014
Made reservations for the World
Cup Final. The restaurant had a note that it would make efforts to meet requests with views of TV, but cannot guarantee. Understandable - but makes it seem like that it is possible. When we checked in, the hostesses said the only spots to watch the game were in the bar, outdoor garden & thee space upstairs, which were all first-come-first-serve. So basically the reservation meant nothing and their note for viewing the game was misleading. Food was okay; not bad, but nothing spectacular. One great thing was the male bartender who worked that day in the garden bar: quick to see an empty glass and offer a refill simply by making eye contact & nodding to us. Great service, please recognize him for that."
Dined on 7/13/2014
I love this place! Great staff!
Great Food! Awesome location! If you want to experince the DC dinning without breaking the bank this is the place."
Dined on 7/8/2014
The staff pushed two booths
together and it made it challenging to get 12 people into the booths."
Dined on 7/8/2014
We went on the 4th of July. It was
super busy and it took over an hour to get our food. The taters tots (which they are famous for) were very good everything else was average."
Dined on 7/4/2014
You have to start with the tator
tot basket! It's enough to feed a family of 4! Then, we had the Hamilton & Bernie pizzas - both were delicious. Had enough left overs for the next day's lunch (and then some). Awesome place, love visiting when we're in town."
Dined on 7/3/2014
I would not recommend the food but
the overall experience was pleasant."
Dined on 6/28/2014
We ate here before a 7:30pm show
at the Kennedy Center. Only about a 10 minute walk from the restaurant to the Kennedy Center, so it was a very convenient place to eat. The ambiance of the restaurant is nice, and the wait staff and hosts were friendly. The cocktail I ordered was "meh", I wish I had just ordered a beer or glass of wine. The food was good, but it came out seriously like 5 minutes after we ordered it. That makes me think everything is pre-made and they just plate as they get orders? It was strange. But, like I said, the food did taste good and was hot. Not sure I would go to Tonic again, but our experience was not bad."
Dined on 6/28/2014
Great place to have lunch during
the work week and I would imagine the tots would be even better late night."
Dined on 6/26/2014
Tonic is a decent place to dine. I
have had great experiences and I have had bad experiences there. Unfortunately, this last time dining at Tonic was a bad experience. We went for lunch and were given in a seat in the outside garden, which is great! The server was really nice, but it took just over 50 minutes to get our food. Once our food came out they messed up the order so instead of leaving the food they did get right they took it all away. 20 minutes later we finally got our food. Since the food took so long to come out we had to get the check right away and box up our food and take it with us. I love Tonic's happy hour so I will most likely go back for that, but dining there will not be an option for me anymore."
Dined on 6/24/2014
Got there at 1:30 for lunch and
they were out of the daily special. A very pricy (All most $100 for 2 salads and 2 salmon burgers) afternoon.."
Dined on 6/23/2014
We chose the restaurant for an
early dinner before a show at the Kennedy Center. The tater tots were very good, but the pot pot pie was under seasoned (a few herbs and spices are in order). My husband's steak was obviously a cheaper cut of meat as it was tough, even though it was medium rare. The brownie dessert was the highlight of the meal--delicious. The waitstaff was excellent. Might eat there again and order different items"
Dined on 6/14/2014
The back patio is nice and new,
but desperately needs shade for all the tables, as summers in DC can get quite hot."
Dined on 6/13/2014
You do need reservations, but it
is worth thinking ahead for this spot. The food is great! Servings plentiful and the service has always been good."
Dined on 6/9/2014
A friend and I went here prior to
a ballet at the Kennedy Center. It's a short walk from Foggy Bottom Metro and we were able to get in and out in time for the ballet. "
Dined on 6/6/2014
This was my 2nd visit within a
month to Tonic. My first visit was very favorable - I actually booked dinner before a performance at nearby Lisner Auditorium and then returned for after dinner drinks. I had enjoyed the menu offerings then, so on this visit I wanted to meet colleagues working nearby and try more of the lunchtime menu. I chose the salmon burger but to my surprise found it to be the most tasteless, dull, dry specimen I have ever had, leagues less digestible than I find at a local greasy spoon across town. I had to say NO this time on the question of recommending Tonic to a friend based on this indigestible salmon burger - it was simply the very worst salmon burger I have ever had."
Dined on 6/2/2014
Loved the food at Tonic.
Atmosphere was definitely college student chic but my mom and I had a table upstairs near the front window and it was just fine. The food was excellent and we both enjoyed what we had. Service was a little slow but it was really busy so understandable."
Dined on 5/21/2014
Went to Tonic for a lunch meeting.
Nice place to have a sit-down lunch in Foggy Bottom. Food was very good and has nice outdoor seating areas."
Dined on 5/19/2014
Ate out front on a beautiful
spring Sunday. Had a reservation and seated immediately even though it was GW's graduation. Service was great and food enjoyable. A very nice experience."
Dined on 5/18/2014
The food here is good. If you are
looking for something healthy to eat, the menu is pretty limited. Laid back atmosphere. Very good service!"
Dined on 5/16/2014
Tonic's famous "tots" as well as
totchos (nachos using tater tots), and wings are huge portions during Happy Hour. Happy Hour prices for wine and beer. Nice outdoor seating with awning that came in handy when it started raining."
Dined on 5/12/2014
I have always liked Tonic at
Quigley's at Foggy Bottom. Now i have a new reason: the outside bar area where Austin provided the beer, food and great tunes for an excellent outdoor Friday lunchtime dining experience. "
Dined on 5/9/2014
Tonic is just a block from GWU's
Lisner Auditorium, ideal for catching a meal before a show and the service didn't disappoint. Our waiter and the kitchen staff ably provided us our meal in a flash and it was a savory salmon with garlic spinach and homestyle mash potatoes that I'd go back for. While the clientele skew towards the university set, with their high volume outside voices easily bombarding adjacent tables, the structure's sturdy enough to absorb & disappoint some of the bombast so that you can have a reasonable conversation with your companions. All in all, for a first visit, Tonic didn't disappoint and we actually returned after the performance for a late night drink and snack."
Dined on 5/3/2014
We sat outside and had a lovely
waiter. My friend order the tater tots covered with hollandaise sauce, which were delicious. I got the Santa Fe scramble egg dish, which was fantastic especially since I added a side of guacamole. "
Dined on 5/3/2014
I liked this place, I'm not from
DC but if I lived there this is definitely the type of place I'd go to. Some nice outdoor seating areas, solid menu of comfort food with a twist, great beer list (a little overpriced when not happy hour, but still), and easily accommodated our baby. "
Dined on 4/27/2014
We were in DC for a Garden Walk
and selected Tonic due to its proximity to the WH and brunch offerings. The food was very good but the service was a bit slow. They are fully justified in touting their tots - yum! "
Dined on 4/27/2014
The restaurant was different but
in a quaint location. We didn't know that they were known for their Tater Tots but I have to admit, they were good!"
Dined on 4/26/2014
Right smack in the middle of
George Washington Fun place to eat while touring colleges! "
Dined on 4/24/2014
Tonic is on the GWU campus, but
that only means it's great for parents to take their students. But the majority of people when we were there seemed neither college student nor parents. hopping. GREAT beer list, awesome burgers. The fish tacos were particularly popular with our group. It was just enough noise to feel "hopping" but we had no trouble hearing each other. Would go back in a heartbeat, and probably will!"
Dined on 4/24/2014
Perfect place to have lunch on a
busy day. I've met friends there many times and Tonic never disappoints. Food and service are always good. I'll continue to meet at Tonic!"
Dined on 4/24/2014
I love the new green space behind
Quigley's. If you are looking for a table outside, this is the place to go. "
Dined on 4/21/2014
I needed a place to meet a friend
for dinner near the venue at George Washington University where a noted scientist and author was givine a lecture later in the evening. Tonic was just the right spot in terms of ease of parking, closeness to the lecture, and efficiency of getting us in and out so we wouldn't be late. The food was great, the service even better. I definitely will be making Tonic my "go-to" restaurant in the GWU area."
Dined on 4/17/2014
a great lunch spot, looks to have
a nice bar too. only been there for business lunch when I visit DC."
Dined on 4/17/2014
We enjoyed a great brunch outdoors
on a beautiful spring day! Our entrees included the Hippo, blueberry pancakes, yougart parfait & granola, pulled pork sandwich and the breakfast burrito. Portions were a good size without being too much (although we still had a few leftovers). Prices were reasonable and service was good. We also enjoyed the bacon blood mary and we're already planning a return visit for the bottomless mimosas! Overall, a good choice for a casual, laid back Sunday brunch."
Dined on 4/13/2014
I've had a decent/average
experience at Tonic in the past but this experience has me never want to go back. Highlights: - Being told I cand't add spinach to my eggs since "all the food is pre-made". The waitperson went to the back and apparently "fought" for me to add spinach to my eggs at a cost of two dollars (for a few measly leaves)...no thanks - It took us 45 mins for 2 brunch plates which were apparently "pre-made". When our food came out, it was lukewarm and the cheese on top of my eggs had already reached that nasty half-melted state where it looks plasticy - After 45 mins, my friend's order was COMPLETELY wrong. It took another 20 to get her food and mine became freezing. No offers to reheat and we couldn't find our wait staff."
Dined on 4/13/2014
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This week two very big movie are available to you for home use. One is a big action epic that stirred a bit of controversy. The other, an adult comedy that had a ton of hype, and some good success.
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Santa Clara County police agencies reported they arrested 21 people for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs after the first night of the Winter Holiday Anti-DUI crackdown.
The arrests came from routine traffic enforcement and special Avoid the 13 DUI deployments overnight in Santa Clara County, according to Jose Cardozo of the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office, which coordinates the anti-DUI program throughout the year .
In 2011, 31 DUI arrests occurred during the same 24-hour time period.
There were no DUI deaths overnight.
For Saturday December 15, a DUI warrant sweep will be conducted in Santa Clara County, a DUI checkpoint will be conducted in the City of San Jose, and extra local DUI "saturation patrols" will deployed in the cities of Mountain View, Gilroy, and Morgan Hill.
All regularly scheduled traffic and patrol officers will focus efforts at stopping and arresting DUI drivers during their normal shifts, Cardozo said. Multiple DUI/Driver's License Checkpoints, Multi Agency DUI Task Force operationsand local Roving DUI patrols are all part of this region-wide crackdown during the 19-day Winter Holiday Campaign.
DUI arrest data collection will continue through New Year's Weekend, midnight Sunday, January 1, 2013.
The program is paid for with a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.


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In a 259-game career, Robert Walls played in three premierships (1968, 1970 and 1972) for Carlton, captaining the team in 1997 and 1978 before ending his career with Fitzroy. He coached the Lions between 1981 and 1985 before switching back to the Blues and steering them to the 1987 premiership. Walls writes weekly for The Age.


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Althena Sep 15, 2010 at 17:55 UTC - 0 likes
So, i have searching for the Addon that makes GW not working.
It is Auction Master.
But for me. AuctionMaster wins, and so GW is off.
Hope you find out why this happens.
Hidiho Althena
Niselma30 Sep 10, 2010 at 09:01 UTC - 0 likes
@yunohu I got the same error when i was working on my blacksmithing.
evl Sep 10, 2010 at 08:15 UTC - 0 likes
I can't seem to get GW to save my settings between each session, has this been implemented?
yunohu Sep 10, 2010 at 01:04 UTC - 0 likes
Got this after turning in Iron Bars for rep with Thorium brotherhood:
Date: 2010-09-09 18:03:34 ID: 1 Error occured in: Global Count: 1 Message: ..\AddOns\GnomeWorks\GetTradeSkill.lua line 135: attempt to compare nil with number Debug: (tail call): ? GnomeWorks\GetTradeSkill.lua:135: GnomeWorks\GetTradeSkill.lua:133 (tail call): ? GnomeWorks\MainWindow.lua:634: draw() GnomeWorks\ScrollFrame.lua:910: DrawColumns() GnomeWorks\ScrollFrame.lua:176: DrawRow() GnomeWorks\ScrollFrame.lua:222: Draw() GnomeWorks\ScrollFrame.lua:394: RefreshRows() GnomeWorks\ScrollFrame.lua:875: Refresh() GnomeWorks\MainWindow.lua:1120: ShowSkillList() GnomeWorks\MainWindow.lua:1815: func() GnomeWorks\GnomeWorks.lua:94: SendMessageDispatch() GnomeWorks\Inventory.lua:414: GnomeWorks\Inventory.lua:308 (tail call): ? [C]: ? [string "safecall Dispatcher[2]"]:9: [string "safecall Dispatcher[2]"]:5 (tail call): ? ...dOns\BonusScanner\libs\AceTimer-3.0\AceTimer-3.0.lua:158: ...dOns\BonusScanner\libs\AceTimer-3.0\AceTimer-3.0.lua:132 AddOns: Swatter, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AckisRecipeList, vv2.0 Atlas, v1.17.0 AtlasBattlegrounds, v1.17.0 AtlasDungeonLocs, v1.17.0 AtlasOutdoorRaids, v1.17.0 AtlasTransportation, v1.17.0 AtlasLoot, vv5.11.04 AtlasQuest, v4.4.3 AucAdvanced, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AucFilterBasic, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AucFilterOutlier, v5.9.4840.2531 AucMatchUndercut, v5.9.4840.2531 AucScanData, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AucStatHistogram, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AucStatiLevel, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AucStatPurchased, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AucStatSales, v5.9.4840.2842 AucStatSimple, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AucStatStdDev, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AucStatWOWEcon, v5.9.4840.2530 AucUtilAHWindowControl, v5.9.4840.3311 AucUtilAppraiser, v5.9.4840.2530 AucUtilAskPrice, v5.9.4840.3175 AucUtilAutoMagic, v5.9.4840.3142 AucUtilCompactUI, v5.9.4840.2530 AucUtilEasyBuyout, v5.9.4840.3583 AucUtilFixAH, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) AucUtilGlypher, v5.9.4840.2545 AucUtilItemSuggest, v5.9.4840.3108 AucUtilPriceLevel, v5.9.4840.2545 AucUtilScanButton, v5.9.4840.2530 AucUtilScanFinish, v5.9.4840.2530 AucUtilScanProgress, v5.9.4840.2530 AucUtilScanStart, v5.9.4840.4819 AucUtilSearchUI, v5.9.4840.3655 AucUtilSimpleAuction, v5.9.4840.4546 AucUtilVendMarkup, v5.9.4840.2530 Babylonian, v5.1.DEV.130 BankItems, v30200 BeanCounter, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) BGTracker, v0.5 (October 16, 2008) BonusScanner, v5.2 BrokerBonusScanner, v1.2 Configator, v5.1.DEV.130 DBMBurningCrusade, v DBMCore, v DBMVictorySound, v1.7 DebugLib, v5.1.DEV.130 Enchantrix, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) EnchantrixBarker, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) FBBroker, v1.5a (FB 0.9.8d) FBMergeDatabase, v0.9.8d FBOutfitDisplayFrame, v0.9.8k FBTitan, v0.9.8d FBTrackingFrame, v0.9.8k FishingBuddy, v0.9.8p1 Flightmap, v FloTotemBar, v Gatherer, v3.1.14 GathererHUD, v3.1.14 GathererDBWowhead, v1.0.2009-12-09 GFWLinkerator, v3.2 GnomeWorks, v Informant, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) LibRock10, v LightHeaded, v310 LightHeadedDataB, v310 LightHeadedDataQIDNames, v310 LilSparkysWorkshop, v LinkWrangler, v1.82 LinkWranglerAuctioneer, v1.5 LootFilter, v3.14 MetaMap, v3.3.0 MetaMapWKB, v MobInfo2, vv3.75 MovablePetBar, v Nauticus, v3.2.0 Omen, v3.0.9 Overachiever, v0.56 OverachieverTabs, v0.56 OverachieverTrade, v0.56 ProfIt, v QuestGuru, v1.4.1 QuestGuruHistory, v2.0.1 QuestGuruHistory6, v1.1 QuestGuruTracker, v1.4.4 RecipeRadar, v1.32 SlideBar, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) Stubby, v5.9.4840 (WhackyWallaby) Titan, v184.108.40.206300 - Revision 386 TitanAmmo, v184.108.40.206300 TitanBag, v220.127.116.11300 TitanBankItems, v2.0.3 TitanClassTracker, v TitanClock, v126.96.36.199300 TitanCoords, v22.214.171.124300 TitanGatherer, v3.3.3 TitanGoldTracker, v188.8.131.52300 TitanGuild, v3.6g TitanItemBonuses, v184.108.40.206000 TitanItemDed, v4.0.9 TitanLootType, v220.127.116.11300 TitanMail, v3.03. TitanPerformance, v184.108.40.206300 TitanRecZone, v3.0.6 TitanRegen, v22.214.171.124300 TitanRepair, v126.96.36.199300 TitanVolume, v184.108.40.206300 TitanXP, v126.96.36.199300 TomTom, v240 WeaponQuickSwap, v BlizRuntimeLib_enUS v188.8.131.52300 <us> (ck=cb2)
Johno7 Sep 05, 2010 at 01:30 UTC - 0 likes
I tried this addon out this morning and I experienced the same issue as Trixie1971.
I queued up about 50 glyphs to make, went to my bank, it automatically collected the required pigments but left the inks. I then visited the Dalaran Inscription Supplies vendor and ended up with an entire bag of parchment.
WTS 500 Resiliant Parchments
Wyveryx Sep 03, 2010 at 18:41 UTC - 0 likes
I like the look of this over the old lilsparky skillet, however there are few things that I miss...
Being able to see a list of reagent needs while at the AH and purchaseable reagents from vendors button. Also, if you could enable a shift click search while at the AH, those would be awesome!
So far though I've switched :)
Thanks lil'sparky!
Timmar Sep 03, 2010 at 17:19 UTC - 0 likes
Here's an odd one. I use Dominoes and open my tradeskills with the control key as a modifier. GW doesn't hook that and I get the default crafting UI. If I use the tradeskill link in my spellbook, works just fine. Something about using the control key to open it causes a problem.
yunohu Sep 03, 2010 at 05:26 UTC - 0 likes
I queued up enchant weapon - mongoose, and it wouldn't take the large prismatic shards from the bank, even though I had plenty. I had to get those out myself. However, it large brilliant shards out no problem when I put enchant chest - exceptional health in my queue.
I note that the large prismatic shards have a cyan color to them in my GW screen. This appears to indicate they are craftable from another method. However, this seems to make GW ignore the fact that I already have them in the bank. It should look for existing inventory first, then worry about whether or not any need crafting. ;)Last edited Sep 03, 2010 by yunohu
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Gatlinburg Town Square A Summer Bay Resort
Address: 414 Historic Nature Trl. Gatlinburg, TN 37738 Contact Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (865) 436-2039 Toll-free: 866-705-6732
Located in the heart of the Smokey Mountains, Gatlinburg Town Square is an upscale resort offering one, two, and three bedroom condos. Three swimming pools, basketball court, shuffleboard, concierge, are offered by Gatlinburg?s ?finest resort property.?
Tennessee Vacation eGuide
The 2014 eGuide gives you instant access to Tennessee's irresistible attractions and destinations. Peruse venues online, then put in your order to get a free guide delivered to your doorstep.


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Living as a volunteer in Peru
My 5 week experience
De Sarah Waddams
This book is about my 5 week volunteering project in Peru, South America. These photo's were captured whilst taking part in a community development project 2 hours drive from Cusco.
Acerca del autor
I currently work as an ICT teacher 4 days a week in a secondary school. In my spare time I love photography and hope to publish another photography book some time in the future. If you would like to look more at my photography please check it out on my website.
Fecha de publicación 22 de junio de 2011
Dimensiones Apaisado estándar 38 páginas
Papel premium, acabado satinado
Categoría Viajes
Etiquetas south america, umanes, peru, travel, andes, jungle, amazon
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Wow amazing book Sarah well done. It really captures your project and the important work you volunteers do. Good luck! Elaine x
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Rob Asghar, Contributor
I write about what success looks like today.
"Grow[ing] up … that is a terribly hard thing to do. It is much easier to skip it and go from one childhood to another." – F. Scott Fitzgerald
"Where no hope is left, is left no fear." — John Milton
Confidence and courage are overrated. In the success-is-everything world that we've got at the moment, people are all about finding a few easy steps to cultivating boldness and crushing fear.
Yet it's unwise to build a life that has little or no room for fear and anxiety.
We're going to take a few long and unpleasant sniffs of fear in the coming days—watching it and smelling it as it mixes with vulnerability, success, ambition, risk, shame and doubt to make a messy and pungent stew. When you eliminate the ingredient of fear in your career or personal life, you end up with a sterile dish that lacks flavor or nutritional value.
Growth as a Dark Corridor
Some psychologists compare healthy fear and anxiety to the experience of moving from a closed room into a hallway, in pursuit of a better place. Being in the dark hallway is so terrifying that we often scurry back to the closed room, when what we need to do is to accept the dark hallway as the only route to freedom.
Think about that image of the scary corridor that must be passed through: That's the essence of a legend as ancient as the Israelites wanting to retreat from the wilderness and return to slavery in Egypt rather than press on the Promised Land.
That's the essence of the "monomyth" that Joseph Campbell talks about—the universal stories about heroes who go through tests and trials on their way to becoming the persons they were destined to be.
And that's the essence of a modern work parable as charming as Who Moved My Cheese, in which its characters would rather stagnate and complain than move out into a scary world.
Success Doesn't "Cure" Fear—It Doubles Down On It
Success is as dangerous as failure … Whether you go up the ladder or down it, your position is shaky.
– Lao Tzu's Tao te Ching, translated by Stephen Mitchell
One of the greatest delusions about fear is that, if we can just taste a little success, the nervousness will go away and we can move on to becoming rock stars in our field. Yet that's not how it works for rock stars themselves, is it?
If you ask someone, "Would you rather be a rock god who's worshipped by millions … or a tormented heroin addict?" any sane person would choose the first. Yet the first leads to the second with alarming frequency. Success is just a furnace in which the person who can't manage fear gets scorched … or a precariously steep ladder that gives you a deeper sense of doom as you climb it.
The only people blessed with a natural talent for squelching fears are the folks who are usually classified as narcissists and sociopaths. They run into their own problems, and usually race off cliffs (sometimes taking their organizations with them), as we've discussed here and here.
You know you're not one of those, by the very fact that you're reading this article. Such persons don't sit around reading about self-development—they're too busy moving people around their personal chessboards.
Fear as a Growing Pain
Fear and anxiety remain the growing pain of the soul, at any stage of life. If you're not feeling fear, you're not growing. Young bodies can't usually opt out of growing physically (especially since it's a myth that coffee stunts growth). But talented and ambitious adults find many ways to opt out of emotional growth.
Opting out sometimes involves spectacular and impressive exercises with booze or drugs. But more often it just involves quietly fencing off our lives and careers, and keeping a "safe" distance from thoughts or actions or conversations that would trigger anxiety, but which would also trigger immense growth and fulfillment.
In upcoming installments of this Forbes blog, we'll look more closely at:
No small amount of this will touch on the fantastic work of social worker and author Brene Brown, who's masterfully simplified and connected issues involving fear, success and vulnerability. You can view her acclaimed TED talks here and here.
[C'mon, don't be scared! Please share your own insights and experiences with our Forbes.com community in the comments section. And hit "Follow" at the top of the page to receive notification of more career and management advice from Rob Asghar.]
Great article Rob, it reminded me of a TED talk on fear and how that can be a motivator. http://www.ted.com/talks/karen_thompson_walker_what_fear_can_teach_us.html
My Twitter feed rewarded me with your article this afternoon, Rob, and the timing is perfect.
As a writer, fear and self-doubt can seem real, but your sentence,"The only blessed with a natural talent for squelching fears are the folks who are usually classified as narcissists and sociopaths," made me smile and put my own feelings into perspective.
Thank you for reminding me, and all of us, that fear and anxiety are a healthy part of life and without them, some of the most brilliant minds would go to waste.
Thanks for sharing this article. It is very inspiring. Yes, I agree that fear and anxiety can be a growing pain of our soul in our life.. We may say growing because fear can be considered a way to climb a ladder of success. People who commonly experience this are more receptive to change and this improves their ways towards a better life. It is because their fears and anxiety taught them to handle things easily after they stood up from any kind of situation.
Thank you Rob.
I am as normal as alright after reading your post.
I had begun thinking and planning of on a new business deal and the very dream of success and the later stages started giving me sleepless nights. And yes.., as you said, I wanted to get up and have a drink to get sleep., luckily, I managed to curb my necessity!!
Very interesting and insightful article. I am very much educated and can understand the way I feel now that my business needs to go up another level.
Thanks! Nice one!
I just got paid $6784 working on my laptop. Since I started freelancing over this site, with a little effort I easily bring in around $45 to $85 per/h! This is the easiest and most financially rewarding job I've ever had. I actually started 8 months ago and this has totally changed my life. Source……. Bay87.C(om)


text: Renewable energy commercialization involves the deployment of three generations of renewable energy technologies dating back more than 100 years. First-generation technologies, which are already mature and economically competitive, include biomass, hydroelectricity, geothermal power and heat. Second-generation technologies are market-ready and are being deployed at the present time; they include solar heating, photovoltaics, wind power, solar thermal power stations, and modern forms of bioenergy. Third-generation technologies require continued R&D efforts in order to make large contributions on a global scale and include advanced biomass gasification, hot-dry-rock geothermal power, and ocean energy.[3]


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By Tim Graham
Matt Flynn didn't really verbalize it, but his body language spoke loudly when I asked if he's looking forward to proving people wrong.
Flynn expected to be somebody's lead quarterback by now. Opportunities with the Seattle Seahawks and Oakland Raiders crashed. Both teams got rid of him.
Now he could be on the verge of starting Sunday for the Buffalo Bills.
Flynn, whose news conference today in One Bills Drive otherwise featured measured responses, laughed when I asked about vindication. His posture changed. He swayed a little behind the lectern.
"Oh, I don't know," Flynn said. "I think that's kind of a slippery slope to get into, trying to go out and prove people wrong.
"People talk about chips on their shoulder and stuff like that. I'd be lying if I said there wasn't anything deep down."
Flynn and undrafted rookie Jeff Tuel shared first-team reps in practice today.
Thad Lewis was sidelined with contused ribs and the flu, and his status for Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs is uncertain. EJ Manuel returned to practice but won't be cleared to play this week.
"It's one of those things that you don't go out and try to press too much," Flynn said. "You don't try to do anything that's not there. You don't try to throw 10 deep balls in a game just because you want to prove people wrong. You've got to play the game, play within the system, read the defenses and just do the right things.
"But if that opportunity comes," he added with a grin, "I'm definitely going to be emotionally very ready for it."
Flynn has been deactivated for both games he has been on Buffalo's roster. Tuel has been Lewis' primary backup.
Marrone said he would evaluate the gig "rep by rep" this week in practice.
Flynn will take it. One of last year's hottest free-agent commodities has been on three rosters in 19 months and has only three career NFL starts, two for the Green Bay Packers and one for the Raiders this year.
"My recent past hasn't been the highlight of my career, by any means," Flynn said. "I've always been a confident person. I'm not going to let what happened in my past affect how I go about my business, how I go about playing the game.
"I have a lot of confidence in myself. Call it stubbornness or competitiveness or whatever, but I've always believed in what I can do. If I get an opportunity, however it comes, whatever it is, I'm gong to be ready, and I'm going to be excited."
"Whatever's happened, I'm not going to go out there and play scared. I'm going to play my game and let the 10 guys around me do what I do best."
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I have a Paradigm Ultracube 10 sub that I like very much, but i've moved to a new house and the new room isn't providing very even bass. I'm thinking about adding a second sub to balance things out, and I have a spare PSW10 lying around.
Will the PSW10, being a lower-end sub, bring down the overall quality of the bass or do you guys think it'd be ok to add it to the system?


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Translational research is a hot topic. Earlier this year, Francis Collins announced the NIH would be setting up its own Translational Research center. Last week, Sanofi's Elias Zerhouni acknowledged translational research was a lot harder than it looked and that Sanofi would be opening things up to collaborate more in external sectors - particularly with academia and hospitals.
Today, GSK announced a funding deal with Ontario's MaRS Innovation group to accelerate translational research in the province and help close Canada's "innovation gap". The deal is meant to provide cash and collaborators to researchers working on projects with a lot of in-licensing potential or that could serve as the basis of a biotech start-up.
"Collaborations such as these -- where we share knowledge, expertise and resources -- provide a highly effective way of progressing and commercializing cutting edge research," said Paul Lucas, CEO of GSK of Canada.
As noted by Fierce Biotech, GSK is just the latest Big Pharma company -- including others like Pfizer and Sanofi -- embrace external collaborations to boost R&D productivity and output as they've been disatisfied with the recent (last 10 yrs) returns on internal programs.
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::I drop by off and on to see if you have fixed the image upload. Up 'til now I've been getting the error explained above, but today I got this http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/7933/76729340cl2.gif At lease it add a little variety to this otherwise discouraging activity.
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General Discussion
Image Upload Area Still Failing
I've tried 3-4 times today to upload an image. I click the "Upload file" link in the 'toolbox' and enter the required information in the boxes and it gives me an error page that says:
"." is not a recommended image file format.
I am trying to upload a .jpg file.
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Are you naming the image "Something.jpg" or are you just naming it "Something"?
- niraD 20:47, 9 April 2008 (EDT)
- It wouldn't be a .jpg file if it didn't have a .jpg
- I drop by off and on to see if you have fixed the image upload. Up 'til now I've been getting the error explained above, but today I got this http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/7933/76729340cl2.gif At lease it add a little variety to this otherwise discouraging activity.
- Now there is some quality feedback! Thanks for capturing the specific error. I believe that has been fixed now. Please try again. --BigWhiteTruck 12:18, 28 April 2008 (EDT)
Trying to Upload an Image
Another help area in this maze told me to come here.
- Wiki name
Cacheopedia is not configured to allow users to upload images. Sorry
- niraD 20:26, 8 April 2008 (EDT)
Yikes! Must have been a side effect of going over to the new server. Fixed now! Upload away!!!!
--BigWhiteTruck 20:55, 8 April 2008 (EDT)
--The SOAD Fan 15:19, 24 November 2006 (EST) Um..hi I just joined.
BigWhiteTruck 17:17, 29 November 2005 (EST) Lately I have been working hard to categorize articles and define categories. I think this is really important so we can have a browseable structure of articles. I defined a template called cathowto that tells you how to add your articles to a category. It's a good idea to add this at the end of a category description:
View some categories to see what I mean.
--BigWhiteTruck 13:09, 27 Nov 2005 (EST)
It's good to have this page on your watchlist, just click watch at the top of this page.
BlueNinja 23:44, 23 Nov 2005 (EST) Requiring login is looking like a better and better idea. Main Page has been spammed again.
BlueNinja 20:30, 22 Nov 2005 (EST) I'd like to include some pictures in my article on PI, but can't find where to host them. Are they locally hosted, or can I link to something on, say, Photobucket?
- --BigWhiteTruck 10:14, 23 Nov 2005 (EST)
- There is a upload page under the special pages link on the left bar. I just enabled it this morning.
- --BlueNinja 12:01, 23 Nov 2005 (EST) Thanks!
- --BlueNinja 12:07, 23 Nov 2005 (EST) Er, when I tried to upload a picture I got this message: Internal error
- From Cacheopedia
- Could not copy file "/var/tmp/phpU1ifoi" to "/usr/home/cacheopedia/public_html/w/images/temp/0/0f/20051123170603!156_5639.JPG".
- --BigWhiteTruck 16:02, 23 Nov 2005 (EST)
- Sorry about that. All fixed now
CoyoteRed has asked, and I have answered.
Lunaverse 15:10, 25 May 2005 (EDT)
- This is a sample reply, but it's to myself.
- Lunaverse 15:10, 25 May 2005 (EDT)
So you have to go to "edit" to add a post? I don't think I'm doing this correctly. Tabulator32 07:04, 27 May 2005 (EDT)
- Yep, that's it! It's like a talk page, only there's no + sign next to the edit button for more easily adding a post. But this is how they do it on Wikipedia. I'm just copying them.
- Lunaverse 09:36, 27 May 2005 (EDT)
Krugdm 17:38, 23 January 2006 (EST)Just found this site! This could be handy, once it's filled out! Speaking of spamming, I have a wiki of my own and had a spamming problem. I ended up restricting the site so new accounts still could not post. I have to manually move people into the editor group. Haven't had a bit of spam since.
Cheesehead Dave 17:49, 23 January 2006 (EST)Style Question: When referring to Geocaching.com as the name of the site and not the URL, should it be capitalized as the name of an organization as I have done, or should it be written with a lowercase "g"?
- I think capitalized would be better. Welcom to the site. --BigWhiteTruck 19:18, 23 January 2006 (EST)
BlueNinja 17:56, 19 April 2006 (EDT) Looks like we're getting hit by spammers again. Blocked a bunch today.
BlueNinja 17:21, 17 May 2006 (EDT) Can we require users to be logged in to edit? I've just spent the last half hour deleting spammed pages.
- Yes. This tells you how. ~~WestonWyse[ talk ]~~ 18:11, 19 June 2006 (EDT)
Database Error
Every time I save changes to an article, I get a message that there is a database error. The article saves just fine, though. Just to let you know.
~~WestonWyse[ talk ]~~ 08:15, 23 June 2006 (EDT)
- But I just found out that I cannot create new pages anymore. Help? ~~WestonWyse[ talk ]~~ 07:01, 24 June 2006 (EDT)
All fixed
Fixed the error. Sorry about that.
--BigWhiteTruck 12:42, 24 June 2006 (EDT)
Testing captcha...
BlueNinja 02:49, 3 August 2006 (EDT)
Testing captcha again BlueNinja 21:40, 5 August 2006 (EDT)
We've got our first human spammer. Judging by his (or maybe her) name, "F1r3Cr4cK", it's probably some dumb kid. I'm not doing anything to the security right now, but if needed I'll bump it up a notch. BlueNinja 13:17, 10 August 2006 (EDT)


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Not The Original ASOTV
By Suzy Q
from Indiana
About Me Casual Cook
Best Uses
Comments about Dump Cake Cookbook:
This Dump Cakes Cookbook was not what I thought. Because the advertisement shows a "TV" in the upper right-hand corner, I thought the ad was a bit misleading. This was not the original "AS Seen On TV" product so I was not satisfied with my purchase.
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
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