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ast week, I wrote about how we are treating expertise dice. There's a chance that we'll end up changing the name of the dice to make their role clear in the game. For instance, we might call this element a martial damage bonus, much like we have an attack bonus in the game, and then simply refer to spending dice of your martial damage bonus to activate maneuvers. Under this setup, your damage bonus simply applies to your attacks or is split up among your attacks if you strike more than once.
It's looking like only the fighter and the monk get maneuvers as a default. Everyone else accesses maneuvers through feats, and even then only a subset of them. Meanwhile, the rogue's sneak attack is likely transforming into a class feature that gives extra damage in certain situations rather than a maneuver.
This does not mean that abilities that resemble maneuvers are no longer part of the rogue. We're exploring a similar dice-based mechanic that can contain the simplest expression of checks and bonuses while also covering special abilities that interact with checks and other abilities that aren't combat-only options. If you look at the monk's maneuvers beyond attacks—Step of the Wind is a good example—you can see how this system might look.
On top of this, we have the D&D spellcasting system. We're likely going to standardize casting a bit, both to keep things simpler and to make it much easier to convert from Vancian spell slots, a powers system, and so on, depending on what fits your campaign or setting.
It's worth noting that things like the skill overhaul we're looking at represent something of a target of opportunity. With the playtest working so well, it gives us a chance to experiment a little more than we might otherwise attempt. When we have easy fallback mechanics, it's worth trying something new to see how it works out.
So, that leaves us with three basic systems that are shared between the classes. These systems cover basic competence in using weapons, making ability checks, and casting spells. It says something about a class if it lacks access to one of those abilities, such as a wizard's lacking weapon abilities or a rogue's inability to cast spells. Where things get interesting is when you look at the unique mechanics a class receives. Those mechanics might be wholly unique, or they might modify how a class interacts with our basic weapon, skill, and magic systems.
Looking at the monk, that class gains access to unique maneuvers that have overtly magical effects, such as walking across water, running up walls, and plucking arrows out of the air. The monk can also channel ki to produce magical effects, with options for stunning a creature or healing presented as a default (we can expand the class later to give options you can take in place of those two). Finally, the monk is an expert in unarmed combat and defense, drawing on ki to dodge attacks and inflict deadly blows.
In the monk's case, ki is an overlay that gives different options for attacks and checks. Ki can function within a maneuver, but it also grants a special mechanic that exists outside of the monk's martial damage bonus.
With our core system settling into place, we can narrow our focus to creating the features and abilities that make classes stand out. Soon, probably in the next month or so, we'll hit a tipping point where new classes and races come out at a fairly steady pace. With the core system marked out, even if the details aren't clear in all areas, we can start to focus on what makes each class unique. In terms of design time, that's actually the easy part of this process.
Let's take the paladin as an example. The paladin's base weapon abilities might be equal to the fighter's, but the fighter has a class-specific ability (or abilities) that make it stronger with weapons. The paladin also has spells, though at a reduced power level in comparison to a cleric. The paladin's unique abilities, and the true source of the class's power, come from the power a paladin gains by swearing allegiance to a specific alignment. A lawful good paladin protects the weak and drives back the forces of darkness. A paladin of this alignment can lay on hands, project an aura of protection, smite evil foes, and detect the presence of unholy creatures. A chaotic evil anti-paladin might have the ability to sense weakness, ravage enemies with unholy power, and exert an aura that steals vitality from other creatures. A lawful evil anti-paladin might have the power to dominate other creatures, forcing them into slavery as it subverts law into tyranny. The paladin you create might mix and match some of these abilities, depending on your character's alignment and ethos.
In this case, the paladin's abilities don't really rest in any of our three basic silos. They might look like spells, but they aren't prepared and cast in a way that functions like them. Like the monk's daily ki abilities, they are unique talents that only paladins can gain access to.
The key is that the three basic systems described above are merely the mechanical framework for a class. The interesting parts are the unique elements of a class that spring from its story and its place in the world. The stuff above about the paladin might sound great, or it might be the worst idea ever.
As an aside, I'm really interested to see what the feedback on the monk has to say about the alignment requirement.
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Charles Krauthammer's Sept. 13 column, "The fruits of epic incompetence," left me scratching my head, to put it mildly. Krauthammer takes President Barack Obama to task for his recent responses to Syrian President Bashar Assad's horrific use of chemical weapons against his own citizens. What are Krauthammer's premises? They are that Obama is consulting the American people and Congress on a matter of immense international importance, while entering into negotiations and a potential partnership with Russia aimed at removing Syria's stockpile of chemical weapons.
Krauthammer also establishes that this process is fraught with dangers, not the least of which is Russia's vested interest in the Assad regime. Strangely, Krauthammer concludes that Obama's efforts represent "diplomacy of epic incompetence."
So, a leader who exemplifies democratic principles in consulting his citizens and their elected representatives, who exercises reasoned caution when the stakes are high and who explores international diplomacy rather than knee-jerk military action, all of these in the context of a complicated and dangerous situation, is incompetent? I would conclude precisely the opposite.
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Playboy: "In Da Club" is about being drunk on champagne, and "High All the Time" is about love for weed. But you don't really like drugs or booze.
50 Cent: It doesn't bother me to be around people who smoke weed, but I don't do it. I've been drunk only twice in my life--from champagne. That shit sneaks up on you! Those two times are what kept me away from it. I grew up in a house where my uncles and aunts, they had problems. They'd get drunk drunk. One time my uncle got drunk, and these old-timers said, "I bet you can't move that block of ice from there to there." He took the bet, picked up the ice, moved it. But it was dry ice. Burned the skin off his fucking hands.
Playboy: Do you believe drugs should be legalized?
50 Cent: Hell no, they shouldn't legalize drugs. That won't work here. Weed is the hustler's drug to sell. You can have five pounds before it's a felony. A onepound bag is still just a misdemeanor. Let them change the laws for weed to the same laws for cocaine, and people won't smoke that shit no more.
Playboy: At the height of your hustling, how much were you making?
50 Cent: Like $5,000 a day. I had a crack house on 160th Street with buckets of acid, so if the cops came, you would just push everything off the table into the bucket and there'd be no evidence.
Playboy: In July 1994 you got caught with heroin and crack. Here's a copy of the plea bargain you signed. What were you thinking when you signed it?
50 Cent: My lawyer said, "I'll get you out in six months." I said, "What? Give it here." I copped out right away, because they found a lot of shit in the house, and I thought the sentence would be a lot worse. I got arrested with 500 grams of cocaine.
Playboy: Instead of going to prison, you were sentenced to a shock-incarceration facility. What's that?
50 Cent: It's boot camp, a lot of physical training starting at five in the morning. I had to accept a drill sergeant screaming in my face. You can not accept him screaming in your face and go do three to nine years in jail, or you can let them say what they gotta say and do six months. It's an easy decision. I was sentenced to three to nine years in jail. Because it was a nonviolent charge, I turned it into something a little easier.
Playboy: Is that when you started rapping and first met up with your mentor, Jam Master Jay?
50 Cent: The whole time, I was like, Yo, I got to figure out something I can do. And I loved writing music. The whole object when I was hustling, when I was doing the wrong thing, was to generate enough finances to make legitimate investments. The object is to get money the way you know how, then move into legitimate business ventures. Everybody in that life should know there are two endings to it: You're dead, or you go to jail. There are no exceptions to the rule.
Playboy: When you were signed to Columbia, you decided to quit dealing. Then what happened?
50 Cent: I got a $65,000 advance; $50,000 went to Jam Master Jay, and $10,000 went to the attorney to negotiate my contractual release from Jay and do my contract with Columbia. I had only $5,000 left. I had to be able to provide for myself, so I took the $5,000 and turned it into 250 grams.
Playboy: You went back to dealing.
50 Cent: I had no choice.
Playboy: Do you think Jam Master Jay ripped you off?
50 Cent: He didn't. He took what he felt was his. I was never bitter at Jay, because what I learned from him is what allows me now to sell 10 million records. He groomed me. That's worth $50,000.
Playboy: After Columbia dropped you, Eminem signed you to Interscope. Does that help Eminem's credibility?
50 Cent: Do you think Em needs the money he generates from me? No way. He just loves hip-hop. If a record comes out, he has to have it, hear it, examine it. He's a lab rat--if we called, he'd probably be in the studio right now in Detroit. He gave me my shot. I love Eminem.
Playboy: In the song "White America," he says that if he were black, he'd sell half as many records. Would you be even bigger if you were white?
50 Cent: If I was white, I don't think they would have believed me. The suburbs identify with him. Em has problems with his mother, and when you're in the suburbs, your parents are your structure. Who do you get upset with when you can't go to the mall? Your parents. My experiences are hood experiences. Even though it could be a white boy in my neighborhood going through those same situations, it would be harder to believe.
Playboy: Would you have sold as many records if you weren't the guy who got shot nine times?
50 Cent: I know people who've been shot more than nine times. Some people realize the only thing that's cool about that is how I bounced back from it. In a lot of ways I'm a role model--people from that environment feel like they do have a chance.
Playboy: When you were hustling, did you meet Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff, who's serving 37 months for possession of a handgun after a 10-year sentence for leading the Supreme Team, which dominated crack dealing in southern Queens?
50 Cent: Not back then. He's older than me. Later, when we did meet, we were cool at first, then we had differences. One time I heard he got into a fight, and I was looking at his face. He was like, "Yo, what are you looking all up in my face for?" I said, "I heard niggas whupped you. I'm checking." It ain't that serious, but I don't like the nigga.
Playboy: Some people think he might have had your mom killed.
50 Cent: I don't believe that. He wasn't even in that area where she was getting money. The cops thought he was responsible for me getting shot, too. We just don't get along. Fuck him. I was saying that before he went to jail. He don't like me, neither. He let niggas say shit about me that he was supposed to check at the gate. He was letting niggas call me a snitch. Where I'm from, you sentence a nigga to death by calling him a snitch.
Playboy: Ja Rule has a rhyme that goes, "So on ya grave it's gonna read: Here lies 50, who snitched on many." And Ja and Irv Gotti--the head of Ja's label, Murder Inc.--are friends with McGriff.
50 Cent: Them niggas is bitches.
Playboy: Ja Rule's latest record didn't sell very well.
50 Cent: That's what fucking happens! He makes a whole fucking album where he's attacking me. You say something negative about me, people are not going to like you. I always looked at Ja like he's a weak little nigga. He's never been in any of the tough-guy scenarios he raps about. He grew up a Jehovah's Witness, the nigga that knocks on your door on Saturday and tries to sell you a Watchtower. Meanwhile I was hustling to provide for myself. He's not strong enough or smart enough to maintain anything.
Playboy: It's been previously reported that Irv Gotti started Murder Inc. with drug money from McGriff.
50 Cent: I don't even want to talk about that. Saying that is telling. I'm not going to discuss those situations. You know, I get in a fucked-up zone when I start talking about these people.
Playboy: Your vocabulary just changed. Your posture changed. You got angry.
50 Cent: I get right back into that mind frame where I'm in the neighborhood, talking about "Fuck this one, fuck that one." I don't want to carry myself like that. I feel like I should be doing positive things. I want to build a community center for kids. But that's become part of my character. Before I take a timid position and be afraid, I say fuck it and jump out the window. I'll be the nigga they remember for killing a few of these niggas.
Playboy: Let's talk about what happened at the Hit Factory in March 2000.
50 Cent: That shit is so old.
Playboy: You got stabbed that night by Irv Gotti and a few of his associates.
50 Cent: A nick. I ended up getting three stitches.
Playboy: The newspapers said you had a punctured lung.
50 Cent: Not me! It was a scratch. It stopped bleeding on its own. I went home, and my grandmother said, "You should go to the hospital--you could get an infection." It was no big deal. They expanded that shit to make it look good for them. I had already punched this boy Ja Rule in the eye, in Atlanta.
Playboy: How did they get the jump on you?
50 Cent: When they came to the Hit Factory, they were truly blessed. If they had come about 10 minutes before, one of them would have been killed. Because my jacket was in another room. You see what I'm saying?
Playboy: You had a gun in your jacket.
50 Cent: I would have tried to kill anybody that came in the room. In New York State you're allowed to use the same force to protect yourself as a person is using against you. So I'd have just started firing. Fuck it.
Playboy: Did you--
50 Cent: Yo, I don't even want to go down that road. People keep asking about it. If you didn't ask about it, I wouldn't mention it. But I don't want to not answer the questions you're asking. It's over. The shit is dead. Homey don't even sell records no more.


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The Curse of the Second Term
GOP controlled House likely to make things difficult for Obama in wake of scandals.
"The Presidency" column appears in U.S. News Weekly.
The nightmare scenario that President Barack Obama and his advisers had feared is now coming to pass – a growing number of congressional investigations that are causing enormous frustration and embarrassment for the White House, contributing to a serious credibility gap, and possibly damaging Obama's ability to govern. Some are pointing to the historical phenomenon of the "second-term curse."
Since Republicans control the House of Representatives, they have a powerful platform from which to scrutinize the administration, use subpoena power and generate publicity to keep Obama and his team on the hot seat. The current drumbeat of accusations is forcing White House officials to respond. And this takes their focus off the major initiatives of Obama's second term, such as arranging a budget deal, winning congressional approval for immigration reform and passing gun control measures.
[WHITE HOUSE: Obama Kept in Dark About IRS]
Republicans are pushing harder than ever to investigate two explosive issues that could do lasting damage to the White House – the attack that killed four Americans in Benghazi, Libya, last September 11, and the targeting by the Internal Revenue Service of conservative groups in the runup to the 2012 election. Obama says the Benghazi furor is a partisan "side show." But after days of dithering, he issued a statement last week condemning the IRS actions. Obama said he had read a Treasury Department report on the issue and concluded that the IRS's behavior was "intolerable and inexcusable." He directed Treasury Secretary Jack Lew to "hold those responsible for these failures accountable" and to make sure that "such conduct never happens again."
But the Republicans aren't satisfied with Obama's response to both the IRS mess and Benghazi. One of the leading critics of the Benghazi incident is California Republican Rep. Darrell Issa, chairman of the powerful House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. He said the American people were "effectively lied to for a period of about a month" and that the public deserves "more facts." Issa told NBC's "Meet the Press": Former Secretary of State "Hillary Clinton's not a target. President Obama's not a target. The target is, how did we fail three different ways? Fail to heed the warnings of an impending attack, fail to respond properly during the attack – at least we should have done better, and I think everyone knows that – and then fail to get the truth to the American people in a timely fashion."
Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain, who has also been harshly critical of the administration's handling of the Benghazi attack, said there has been a "cover-up." And former Vice President Dick Cheney, one of the conservative movement's leading hawks, faulted the Obama administration for major security lapses and bad judgments in Benghazi. Cheney told Fox News the Benghazi attack amounted to "one of the worst incidents that, frankly, I can recall in my career." He said administration officials "lied" about what happened, partly to bolster Democrats' arguments that the killing of terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden had markedly reduced the terrorist threat.
[POLL: Scandals Not Sticking to Obama]
Some see the current wave of accusations as another example of what historians call the "second-term curse," in which re-elected presidents tend to run into serious trouble because of overreaching, hubris or major misjudgments. Richard Nixon was forced to resign in 1974 amid the Watergate scandal. Ronald Reagan was damaged by the Iran-Contra scandal in 1986. Bill Clinton was impeached because of the Monica Lewinsky sex-and-lies scandal in 1998. George W. Bush was hurt by mismanagement of the Iraq War early in his second term and by his administration's bungled response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
But White House officials don't see the current turmoil as part of a historic pattern.
"Partisan investigations by the Republicans have been a part of daily life around here since the Republicans took over the House in 2011," senior White House adviser Dan Pfeiffer told the Washington Post. "Every time they jump up and down and scream, "Watergate!" they end up with egg on their faces. I don't see this as a second-term phenomenon. It's just life with the GOP in charge."
[READ: Scandals Imperil Obama's Second-Term Agenda]
The congressional investigation syndrome is one reason why Obama and the Democrats are eager to take control of the House from hostile Republicans in the 2014 midterm elections. Such a changeover would reduce the harsh scrutiny of the administration by Congress, for which Obama and his staff would be eternally grateful.
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Safari Books Online is a digital library providing on-demand subscription access to thousands of learning resources.
This practical guide provides more than 150 recipes to help you generate high-quality graphs quickly, without having to comb through all the details of R's graphing systems. Each recipe tackles a specific problem with a solution you can apply to your own project, and includes a discussion of how and why the recipe works.
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lots of examples with ggplot2 - great tool to generate analytical charts
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"Must have for every R begginer" - by mko on 18-JAN-2013
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And now, the moment we all have been waiting for. R graphics cookbook is already on shelves – and I have missed it's release! This is why I am putting my hands on it right now. The book is a very well composed and easy to browse plotting compendium for R users. Some sort of must have. In my opinion it goes well together with R Cookbook by Paul Teetor or with R in a Nutshell by Joseph Adler.
Just to the meritum. What I have found really helpful is that examples are based on data delivered via the package installed within R. So, you don't have to download, install or browse anything outside R. All you have to do is type in:
and you are ready to go.
I know that Winston has his own page (Cookbook for R) where lots of plotting examples are available for browsing. However, here, in the book you get the same content with new layout, additional remarks and new content, everything packed in a form of typical cookbook. It is not that you pay for the copy-paste from the web page. You are getting better organised and better explained content. Another thing is that book contains topics you won't be able to find at the web page (e.g. multiline legends, colouring negative and positive bars differently, extended scatter plots related content, and much much more). So, as I said, this is not a copy-paste like book. Of course, you can still live with the Cookbook for R materials online and you will probably be happy. But not as much as with this book in your hands.
In my opinion, suggested audience for this book are:
- people who start their adventure with R
- people who are looking for new inspirations with plots
- people who are not sure how data could be visualised and are bored with standard plots
- people who are willing to get familiar with ggplot2
If you are advanced R user and it happened so that you have gone into plotting routine and you are playing with the same plots all the time it might be refreshing to see what others have to offer.
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- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7
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- Action
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- Adventure
- Release Date (US):
- November 8th, 2011
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- November 8th, 2011
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- Traveller's Tales
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- Warner Bros. Interactive
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About LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7
LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 builds upon the magical gameplay, lessons and potion-making skills learned in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 to equip gamers with the tools necessary to challenge a host of new foes and some familiar ones. The game is action-packed from start to finish, including loads of new lessons, spells, and bonus content for hours of family friendly gaming.
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Warner dates LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7
Warner Bros and Traveller's Tales have announced that LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 will be hitting U.K. stores on November 18. The game chronicles the final three books in the series, namely Order of the Phoenix, Half-Blood Prince and Deathly Hallows, and offers up the usual assortment of spe...
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LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 announced
Harry Potter and chums will be receiving the LEGO treatment again later this year in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Traveller's Tales have announced. Due out in Q4 2011, Years 5-7 is based on the final three Potter books and final four movie adaptat...
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Spring-Practice Primer: Wide Receivers
FSU enters spring practice with a roster full of upperclassmen pass catchers and some talented younger players known respectively for their size and speed.
Signee Breakdown: Jesus Wilson
As part of an ongoing series of articles, get a glimpse of each member of FSU's 2013 signing class. Up next: wide receiver Jesus Wilson.
What Were They Ranked? A Look at Current 'Noles
Wednesday a host of future Florida State football players will put pen to paper and officially join the FSU family. Here's a look at what their soon-to-be teammates were ranked when they were going through the recruiting process.
Pre-Spring Breakdown: Defensive Ends/Wide Receivers
Seminoles.com's Brandon Mellor looks back at what each returning football player did in 2012 and looks ahead at what to expect from them when spring practices get started.
Pre-Spring Breakdown: Quarterbacks/Linebackers
Seminoles.com's Brandon Mellor looks back at what each returning football player did in 2012 and looks ahead at what to expect from them when spring practices get started.
Spring Practice Report: March 27
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Florida State vs. Murray State
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2013: Redshirted after suffering preseason knee injury... is expected to provide a veteran presence in the slot in 2014...has 20 career catches for 206 yards in 27 career games.
2012: Played in 13 games as a junior...caught eight passes for a career-high 108 yards...posted a 13.5 yards per reception average which is fourth overall on the team...had an impressive game to open the season against Murray State by catching three passes for 34 yards...his career-long 42-yard catch on 3rd-and-10 in the first quarter against Boston College helped extend a drive and led to a touchdown.
2011: Came into the season with just one catch and was on his way to making a huge impact before breaking his right hand versus Oklahoma...finished the season with 11 catches for 94 yards, averaging 8.5 yards per catch in seven games played...had a team-best four catches for 45 yards against Oklahoma...made a miraculous comeback playing at Duke missing just two games after sustaining his hand injury...in his first career start against ULM, hauled in five catches for 28 yards from his slot position.
2010: Played in seven games mostly on special teams...played a few snaps on offense and recorded his first career catch on a 4-yard grab against Samford.
PERSONAL: Quarterbacked the Lakeland Dreadnaughts as a senior but moved to receiver at FSU...a three-star prospect according to both Rivals and Scout.com...finished with a No. 84 ranking in Florida Rivals Postseason Top 100...ranked No. 42 in the SuperPrep Florida 115...ESPN ranked Haggins as No. 46 athlete nationally...led Lakeland to the 5A state semifinals, losing to Tampa Plant...was a third team 5A All-State selection as a utility player in 2008 when the Dreadnaughts lost to St. Thomas Aquinas in the state championship...as a senior threw for 1,512 yards and 17 TDs with just four interceptions...rushed for 525 yards and seven TDs...passed for 1,303 yards and 14 TDs in 2008, while adding 298 rushing yards and one score...blessed with 4.4 speed...nephew of FSU assistant coach and Polk County native Odell Haggins...two-time, first team All-Polk selection...chose the Seminoles over Florida, Louisville, Ohio State, USF and Tennessee...born January 17, 1992.


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ScamBusters: Fake Online Stores
Recently, in the state of Washington, thieves duplicated a website similar to that of a small electronics repair site. They used the correct mailing address and phone number of the real store on the fake site. The difference was in the site address. The real store had a web address ending in .net, the fake site ended in .com. The fake site told consumers that due to the high incidence of fraud, they weren't accepting credit card payments. The site directed its customers to pay for their orders using Western Union and Money gram payments which are almost impossible to trace. Consumers paid using these methods, but received no goods.
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Several days ago on one of the coldest days of the year, I was on my way to Danville when I got a flat tire. A gentleman going in the same direction passed me in his truck, saw me walking, then saw my car and turned around, came back and offered me a ride to Milton.
I did not get his name, but I wanted to say thank you to him again for his kindness to me. In today's world, this type of kindness is increasingly hard to find and I just wanted this kindness to be acknowledged. Trusting he will see this I just want to say, "God Bless you and thanks."
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Photo Craft Kits
Big Top Photo Cards (1 dz)
These cards are a great way to remember a family's visit to the circus. Family members would love to see pictures of a childs first circus, or you can use these cards as a memento to remember a circus themed party.
- 1 Dozen
- 6 1/4 x 8 1/2 Cardboard Photo Frame
- Holds 3 1/2" Photos
God Is Awesome Ornament Photo Kit (1 dz)
Give children a craft project they are sure to love with these God Is Awesome Ornament Photo Kit. Perfect to make in Sunday School or Vacation Bible School.
- 1 Dozen God Is Awesome Ornament Photo Kits.
- Ornament Measures 7 Inches.
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— Greg Burgess, current solo champion of the Billtown Blues Challenge, is holding a fundraiser to help raise funds to go to the IBC International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tenn. — he's representing central Pennsylvania in this international competition. The winning artist must pay food, lodging and traveling expenses. So he's holding a fundraiser tonight at the Unitarian Universalist Church on Route 11 in Northumberland. The fun begins at 7 p.m. and admission is free. Come and help support Greg is this fabulous opportunity.
Shade Mountain Winery, Middleburg, will feature The Pepper Street Band from 3-5:30 p.m. as part of its Fall Harvest Festival that continues on Sunday. There will be a ton of fun activities like tours of the facility and "I Love Lucy" grape stompings. You can get more information at www.shademountainwinery.com. There is no cost to attend — the festival is the winery's way of showing appreciation to its customers.
The Morgan Family and Uncle Bean are entertaining for Urban Folk Day at St. Paul's UCC with country, bluegrass, and southern gospel show. They music starts at noon. Urban is in Lower Northumberland County, about 2 miles east of the Line Mountain High School on Urban Road.
Also today, the Countryside Contra Dancers' monthly dance is at the Donald Heiter Community Center, 100 N. Fifth St., Lewisburg. Music will be provided by the Contra Rebels with Hilton Baxter calling lively dances from 7:30-9:30 p.m. New and experienced dancers of all ages are welcome. Admission is $8 adults, $5 for students and those under 18 are free. They say, "If you can walk, you can Contra."
Red Halo will be at Ye Olde Meeting Place in Milton at 9:30 p.m. and Johanna will be at the Elias Center, 212-214 S. Fifth St., Mifflinburg, at 7 p.m.
Over in Danville, the Old Forge Brewery's grand opening celebration continues with Sleuth, on stage from 9:30-11 p.m.
Down in Sunbury, Brandon Barnhart will be at The Den at Routes 61 and 890, beginning at 8:30 p.m. and The Something Borrowed is playing at McGuigan's from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Those who continue to limit or destroy the rights of organized labor to engage in collective bargaining do a disservice to the cause of democracy.
Adopting the practice of labor and management together openly discussing ways to promote productivity and establishing trust between the two entities of the work force seems to be a successful solution toward solving negotiating issues.
Labor unions are able to raise wages, shorten work hours and provide supplemental benefits through collective bargaining and grievance procedures. Justice, fairness and democracy for all will be in place.
Responsibility for our financial crises is not due to the working class, but to greedy Wall Street executives and company CEOs pillaging pensions and outsourcing jobs using their personal gains with off-shore accounts.
Don't forget the more than a trillion dollars in tax cuts given to the wealthiest in our country and more than a trillion spent on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
It's time for the average American to think of "we attitude" rather than "me attitude."
John Sanchez
Traverse City
They knew the pay
According to the Record-Eagle, road commissioners make $5,500 per year, plus health insurance and a pension. Two commissioners have more than doubled their pay with per diems and this past year were on track to make $8,000 in per diems. All this is totally allowed under road commission rules.
Enter upstart Commissioner John Nelson with his "shameful" plan to limit per diems to $7,500 annually. While still more than doubling their salaries, it is more restrictive than other governmental entities, like the county board of commissioners. It still amounts to doubling their pay, and yet at least two commissioners were vehemently opposed to the idea.
We live in an age when the road commission is consistently short on funds. When someone suggests a way to control spending, albeit only a small amount, commissioners should be considering it as a way to control the budget. Our representatives, whether elected or appointed, were not forced into the offices they hold. They accepted those offices believing they could make a difference. They also knew what the pay was. The question here is, do our commissioners believe they can make a difference for us or for their bottom line?
Bruce Mikula
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First, full disclosure: I am a Catholic.
Second: Is it not fitting that the Record-Eagle on Jan. 23, on the front page, published two articles, "Record set at shelter" and "Carmelite chapel unveiled"?
One would think that with the number of homeless and the dire need for shelter, the monies spent on marble, fine woodwork, stained glass windows and carvings could have been put to better use. The funds, amount not given, "transformed the simple chapel into one of classic elegance.
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Heart Attack (Myocardial Infarction)
The most common symptom of a heart attack is chest pain, usually described as crushing, squeezing, pressing, heavy, or occasionally, stabbing or burning. Chest pain tends to be focused either in the center of the chest or just below the center of the rib cage, and it can spread to the arms, abdomen, neck, lower jaw or neck. Other symptoms can include sudden weakness, sweating, nausea, vomiting, breathlessness, or lightheadedness. Sometimes, when a heart attack causes burning chest pain, nausea and vomiting, a patient may mistake his or her heart symptoms for indigestion.
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The Rockport National Bank, Rockport, Massachusetts, contacted the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to report that counterfeit checks bearing the institution's name are in circulation.
The counterfeit items display the routing number 011305260, which is assigned to The Rockport National Bank, Rockport, Massachusetts. However, the counterfeit items are markedly dissimilar to authentic checks. Authentic checks are referred to as Cashier's Checks, while counterfeit items are referred to as Official Checks. Authentic checks have the bank's logo displayed prior to the bank name in the top-left portion of the check, while counterfeit checks have the bank name and a different logo in the top-center portion of the check. The counterfeit items display different format, style and fonts. A copy of a counterfeit item and an authentic check (VOID) are attached for your review.
Any information you have concerning this matter should be brought to the attention of:
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Information about counterfeit items, cyber-fraud incidents, and other fraudulent activity may be forwarded to the FDIC's Cyber-Fraud and Financial Crimes Section, 550 17th Street, N.W., Room F-4004, Washington, D.C. 20429, or transmitted electronically to email@example.com.
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Pittsburg State returns three men's champions in the field events as the MIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships begin their three-day run today at Central Missouri's Multipurpose Building.
The Gorillas' defending champions are Colbie Snyder in the pole vault, Keenan Soles in the long jump and John Talbert in the weight throw. Snyder and Soles have the highest marks on this season's performance list, and Talbert is seeded third.
"We have three guys who can score in the pole vault," Gorillas coach Russ Jewett said. "It's an event where we need to get the points coming to us. The long jump and triple jump are big events. There are a lot of swing points there.
"Our throws are important. We haven't done well in the shot put indoors this season.
"We need a shot in the arm there and in the weight throw as well."
PSU's Jeff Piepenbrink is seeded second in the pole vault, and Kyle Utsey and Steven Mann are 3-4 in the long jump.
The Gorillas' highest seed on the track is Adam Volkert, who is fourth in the 3,000 meters.
In the women's division, Pittsburg State's Emily Ballock is seeded second in both the 600 yards and 800 meters, and Larissa Richards ranks second in the shot put and third in the weight throw. Charissa Wall (shot put) and the 4x400 relay team are No. 4 seeds.
"The middle distance, long sprints and mile are important events for us," Jewett said. "Some events it will be really hard for us to score. The ones where we do have the ability to score, we have to make hay there."
Previewing the team races, "Lincoln's women will have to miss the bus not to win," Jewett said. "They have one of the stronger indoor teams I've seen. After that, it will be a battle I think.
"On the men's side four or five different teams have some chance of winning. The addition of Nebraska-Kearney made it tougher, no doubt. They will be challenging for a title in their first year in the league."
After the renovation inside John Lance Arena, Jewett reports his team survived its first season without an indoor track for practice.
"It's gone OK until weather like this hits," he said. "We've been creative. We've been able to do a few things inside still. The rest of us just suck it up and do it outside."
But the Gorillas' program can look forward to their reward — an indoor facility with a 300-meter track.
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Rathbun Regional Water Association has received a $5,000 grant from CoBank, a member of the Farm Credit System, which provides financial services to agribusinesses and rural power, water and communications providers in all 50 states and to more than 70,000 rural borrowers in 23 states.
RRWA CEO, John Glenn, says the grant will support the Rathbun Land and Water Alliance's activities aimed at protecting Rathbun Lake, which is RRWA's only source of raw water for the Association's water treatment plant.
"The CoBank funds will be used together with RRWA's contribution of $10,000 to support the Alliance's Rathbun Lake Protectors' landowner outreach program," Glenn explains.
The grant is part of CoBank's Sharing Success charitable contribution program — a matching grant awarded to its cooperative customers for non-profit organizations such as Rathbun Regional Water Association.
"Shared success is a hallmark of the cooperative business model," said Robert B. Engel, CoBank's president and chief executive officer. "Throughout rural America, cooperatives of all sizes are working not only to provide value to their members but to improve the quality of life in their local communities. We're delighted that Rathbun Regional Water Association has taken advantage of the Sharing Success program and that they are using it to support such a worthy cause."
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As you may or may not remember from last summer, I attempted to fabricate my own tweeter pods and they came out terrible!
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Q: Is Touro Law accredited?A: Yes. The Law Center is fully approved by the American Bar Association (ABA) and is a member of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS). Graduates of ABA-approved law schools are eligible to sit for the bar examination in any jurisdiction in the United States.
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State Sen. Pam Roach, R-31, who represents residents in cities including Enumclaw, Buckley, Bonney Lake and Sumner, will head the Government Operations Committee in the upcoming Legislative session, which will be made up of four Republicans and three Democrats.
The 2013-14 policy committee structure for the State Senate was shared Monday after news came that two Democratic senators have aligned with the Senate Republicans to form a new majority: State Sen. Rodney Tom, D-48, was named the State Senate majority leader; and State Sen. Tim Sheldon, of Potlatch, becomes president pro tempore.
The move would pull power in the State Senate from the Democrats, who expected that the Senate would be led by Sen. Ed Murray, D-Seattle, according to the Seattle Times.
The Senate coup breaks the hold that the State Democrats had on the government. Governor-elect Jay Inslee is a Democrat and the State House of Representatives retained a Democratic majority.
The "Majority Coalition Caucus" includes 25 of the 49 State Senators in the Legislature, including all 23 Republicans in the state senate.
Both Democratic State Senators in the coalition have worked closely with Republicans in the past. Tom was first elected to the State Senate in 2002 as a Republican, according to his 2010 campaign website biography, and switched to the Democratic party in 2006. Sheldon is known as a "maverick," who has broken with the Democrats and sided with Republicans before, according to The Olympian.
According to a press release from the new caucus, its goals are, promoting job growth and a vibrant economy; creating a sustainable budget and living within the state's means; providing a world-class education system through reforms and enhancements; governing collaboratively to protect the most vulnerable while prioritizing the needs of middle-class Washingtonians; and setting priorities for state government and holding it accountable.
"The public is hungry for Olympia to come together and work cooperatively on our most important priorities – jobs, education and the budget," said Tom in a statement. "The fact that 65 percent of citizens just voted to affirm a two-thirds vote standard for raising taxes also shows they are looking for a more responsible government – especially when it comes to spending. It is time we put aside party dynamics and focus instead on the needs of all Washingtonians."
According to a press release by the caucus, six committees will have Democratic chairs, six will have Republican chairs and three will have co-chairs. None of the committees will have more than a one-vote margin between Republicans and Democrats, according to the group.
The committees chaired by Republicans are considered to be the most important and influential when it comes to control of the state budget, as the Seattle Times points out.
Committees that will be chaired by Republicans are: Ways and Means, Commerce and Labor, Early Learning and K-12 Education, Government Operations, Law and Justice, Health Care. The Democrats will chair: Natural Resources and Parks, Agriculture and Water, Trade and Economic Development, Financial Institutions & Insurance, Higher Education, Environment and Marine Waters.
Washington State Democratic Party Chair Dwight Pelz criticized Tom's decision to caucus with the Republicans, pointing out that the party contributed over $25,000 to his campaign in 2010:
"The truth here is that Sen. Tom has instigated this unprecedented coup and joined with Republicans to install himself as Majority Leader out of a desire to further his own personal ambitions, not out of what is in the best interests of his constituents or the public at large. What he announced today is a prescription for instability and division."
Inslee and the House Democrats pledged to work with whomever is in power in the legislature.
In a statement, Inslee said:
"Our goals and the business before us haven't changed. Voters expect us to work together to create jobs, balance our budget and improve our schools, and I expect that both Republican and Democratic leaders will work together to get these things done in the 2013 session. Regardless of the structure in the Senate, I look forward to working with legislators from both parties to move our state forward."
House Majority Leader Pat Sullivan, D-47, of Covington, relased the following statement:
"We don't really know how the events in the Senate will eventually unfold, but regardless of who is in charge of what, our goals remain the same: move forward on fully-funding education, creating jobs, increasing access to higher education, and protecting the health and safety of Washington's residents. We have always worked collaboratively with members from both chambers and from both sides of the aisle.
"Today's events certainly have the potential to make reaching consensus even more difficult in an already-difficult year. But we can't allow this Washington to devolve into the bitter drama and endless gridlock we too often see in the other Washington. Let's keep working together for bipartisan solutions that reflect the values of the state we all love."
The Washington State Republican Party applauded the move:
"I am beyond excited to learn that our Senate caucus of 23 members has joined with Democratic Senators Tim Sheldon and Rodney Tom to announce a bi-partisan majority caucus which will have operational control of the Senate. Under this new agreement, Senator Tom will be the majority leader, Republicans will chair six committees, the Democrats will chair six and three will be co-chaired. The courage of these two Democrats means that we can expect a no-new taxes budget and education reform with Republicans now chairing both the Ways and Means and K-12 committees. I know this new coalition is excited to get to work on fixing Washington's problems, and I offer my full support as they face a tough road ahead during the 2013 legislative session."


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One of my favorite Halloween snacks is popcorn and especially popcorn balls. Popcorn is one of America's truly native foods. Popcorn was an important food of the Aztec Indians. It was also an integral part of their ceremonies, often used to decorate ceremonial headdresses, necklaces and statues of their gods.
Today, Americans eat 54 quarts of popcorn per person per year. And while movies and popcorn seem to go together, theaters are not the largest users of popcorn. About 70 percent is purchased by consumers at retail stores in raw or popped form and eaten at home.
How healthy is all this popcorn? Like most foods, it depends on what you put on it and what you eat with it. Plain popcorn is a nutritious, low-calorie snack. However, drenched with butter or margarine and doused with salt, popcorn begins to fall out of favor with nutritionists and dietitians.
Add sugary syrups and you have a snack that promotes cavities.
Prepared via the air-pop method in a microwave oven or with an inexpensive air-pop machine, a cup of plain popcorn contains fewer than 30 calories and is virtually fat and sodium free. It's also a good source of fiber (about 2 grams per cup), which adds bulk and thereby makes this nonfattening food quite filling.
Every tablespoon of oil used for popping adds around 100 calories, as does every tablespoon of melted butter added after popping. More than two-thirds of the popcorn sold today comes already buttered and salted and ready to microwave-pop in two to three minutes. Calories for microwave popcorn vary from 40 per cup for "light" varieties to 60 or 70 per cup for "regular" versions. Sodium levels also vary highly, from 50 to 150 milligrams per cup.
If you're interested in controlling the fat and salt in your popcorn, start with plain kernels and an air-pop machine. The two main types of popcorn, yellow pearl and white rice, pop differently. Yellow pearl kernels produce a greater volume of popcorn per kernel than do white rice ones. On the other hand, white rice popcorn does not produce any hulls to get stuck in your teeth.


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As someone who is technically blind without my eyeglasses or contacts for correction, sometimes I feel like the forgotten user. The spectrum of usage for sight usability seems to be there is the perfect experience designed for those with 20/20 vision and on the other end, tools and code to make web pages accessible to those who can not see.
I'm in the in-between stage. With correction, I can fumble my way through.
I have bi-focal contact lenses in both eyes now. I used to have one eye for close up work and one eye for distance. Now, my brain has learned to adapt to my bi-focal contacts and one eye isn't working harder than the other one. Even with my high-end contacts correction, I still need reading glasses, although with the latest upgrade to my contacts, it's less of a dependency.
My eyeglasses have what is called "progressive" lenses. Rather than a line in the middle, like the old bi-focal lenses, I simply have to tilt my head at different angles to see close or far away. With my latest prescription, I can now see the TV set with better clarity, whereas before, I struggled. for years, I kept asking for correction that would enhance my ability to see my laptop and PC's so that I could do my work. The sacrifice I'd made was not being able to read road signs and signs in airports. This is why I bring my husband to conferences with me or have someone nearby. They are, knowingly or not, my "Seeing eye person."
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As a new owner of the Google G1 cell phone, I've finally been given a real gift! I've had about 7 cell phones, replacing them every year because after using them for awhile, realize I'm limited because they're not designed for sight impaired users who are in the "in between" stage. I always needed reading glasses to read the keys. Font sizes are a constant problem. Entering data into fields? Forget it. I couldn't see either the field or the keyboard. At night, a cell phone was useless to me. For starters, even if the keyboard lit up, it was never light enough for me. Some keyboards have keys that are so tiny that I wonder how anyone can feel them. Some keyboards have poor contrast between background and the color of the letters and numbers on the keys.
I was thrilled to have finally found a sales person with poor eyesight, who found the G1 to be the best phone for her personal use. She walked me through some of the features and I became very excited about the phone. For starters, it has a separate key for every letter, rather than 2 or 3 letters and a number on each key. There is a separate line of keys for just numbers. The alt key is easy to find. There is a caps key, space bar and delete button, just like on a laptop. The contrast is best on the black phone with white keys, which is why I bought that one.
When you surf the web, the G1 pops up with a tab that allows me to magnify a web page or make it smaller. I can increase font sizes. This has been the first time I've ever wanted to view web sites on a cell phone, and it's simply because the Google G1 phone invented a way for me to see them.
The design has a side hand rest with buttons and nifty menu tab. The best part, of course, is the touch screen. For sight impaired persons, the touch screen is a blast! It's responsive. Colorful. Fun to use. For me, in certain situations, an image is better than words, so the icons are the right solution. I just press on an application icon on the screen. I can add "shortcuts" to my screen the same as we do on our laptops. With their Open Source Android technology, the number of free applications for use with the G1 is enough to make anyone happy. I loaded up stuff for me and my kids.
Many people become dependent on their hand held devices and I was envious. They use them for tracking every possible little thing. I wanted, and needed, to do that but no cell phone was usable enough for me. Writing notes on paper pads was easier than trying to use a tiny keyboard. I once tried adding a separate keyboard to a Palm Pilot…what a mess that was! I wanted the ability to type without a stylus, but with a separate keyboard, I needed a place to set it up. Finding the right keyboard for the right Palm was also annoying.
My personal experiences got me thinking this week about another side of usability. Adaptability. We do this without really thinking about it. If something doesn't work for us, but we really want it or we paid money for it or it's all we have, we will find ways to adapt.
Just because we can't use something doesn't mean it is not usable.
For example, I've been struggling with the Wii Fit exercise program. It's designed for people with working bodies. I had surgery in January for a torn meniscus on my right knee and then 3 weeks ago, re-injured it in a fall. In pain now for over a year, I've put on weight and am frustrated with the limitations brought on by the injury. While there are knee therapy exercises, I wanted a full body program. Yoga seemed like a gentle choice and Wii Fit offers it.
The Wii can track how you're doing. It offers feedback. It can tell when you're off balance, fidgety, fall off the power board, tense and other things. It doesn't say, "Awww, you poor thing. That injured knee you have is really making it hard to do this exercise, right?"
So, I adapt. I ignore my "trainer", who isn't programmed to know my limitation. I keep doing what I can because stretching, breathing and working the muscles, even awkwardly, is still good. It doesn't mean the Wii Fit is not usable. It means I adapted to it, rather than it being designed to work for me, a target user.
Is this something we're not considering in our web page and software development practices? How about our marketing? I know I absolutely don't look like the woman who is about to have an orgasm driving her "responsive" car, but hey, I can adapt. I can pretend to be her. I can pretend I have a $3000 gown on while driving to the drug store. I'm not the rich beauty who can afford a luxury car, nor do I have a wealthy partner who showers me with luxuries intended to turn me on. I doubt the car company expects me to be like their model. They want me to somehow find a way to adjust something in my life so I can use their product.
When user testing, how long does it take before you notice your test participant has adapted to whatever limitations they're presented with to make their user experience go smoothly? Did they reach for reading glasses? Did they need to change the brightness on their monitor? Change a font size? Did they need to reload a page because they had other things running on their computer that slowed things down?
We may think we can control user experience. We can design to "be user friendly" and accessible. We can claim to meet web standards and provide proof of security and trust. Marketers can find every possible keyword combination and still not know the one YOU chose to search with.
Regardless of the hoops we jump through to make our products usable, how much of the user experience is truly ease of use and how much is user adaptation?


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California Highway Patrol Officer Dies in Crash
Officer Erick Manny
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End of Watch: Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Biographical Info
Age: 35
Tour of Duty: 8 years
Badge Number: 16508
Incident Details
Cause of Death: Automobile accident
Date of Incident: Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Weapon Used: Not available
Suspect Info: Not available
Officer Manny was killed in an automobile accident on I-5, near Grapevine, California, while attempting to stop a speeding vehicle. He had contacted dispatch to report he was pursuing the vehicle, but failed to respond when dispatchers requested an additional description of the vehicle.
Responding units located Officer Manny's patrol car, which had rolled several times, over an embankment.
Officer Manny had served with the California Highway Patrol for 8 years. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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PO Box 942898
Sacramento, CA 94298
Phone: (916) 657-7261
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Mark, co-owner and general manager of the new Amore Italian Ristorante next to the Settle Inn off U.S. 50, isn't one to stay put for long. On his mind are bookings for a big baby shower, the Red Hat Ladies for lunch and a couple of other parties scheduled for the private banquet room that can seat 100.
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"A lot of people have lunch buffets," he said as he sat down again, salads and fresh bread in hand. "Customers end up paying extra for something to drink. I decided not to do that. It's $8.99 and that includes soda or tea."
Just four months after a lot of elbow grease and training his staff about scratch cooking, he opened Amore on July 1 to the strains of "When the moon hits your eyes like a big pizza pie ... ." If you don't know the words, don't worry: They're written on the walls of the dining room, alongside vintage photos of The Rat Pack and life-size cutouts of Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra.
Longtime friends and business partners Tom Wann and Susan Mancia Wann own the building, which is on Eastgate Drive, next to an office complex and The Market Basket in O'Fallon.
The big sunny restaurant has a giant mural of Portofino, an Italian fishing village; green-and-white checkered tablecloths; new flooring; and fresh paint and decorations. Wait staff sport the jaunty hats as a nod to a mid-20th century gangster style.
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Mark, 49, has two young grandchildren, and said that it bothers him that "parents can't afford to take kids out to eat." That's why he's offering a Bambino Menu for $3.99. Kids can pick from five items, including chicken fingers, spaghetti and ravioli. Picky eaters even can choose their own sauce.
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Location: 1050 Eastgate Drive, O'Fallon. Off U.S. 50, between Illinois 158 and the newly opened Shiloh Cut-off/Main Street by The Market Basket. Look for street sign for Settle Inn.
Hours: Dining room, 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily; bar, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays to Thursdays; to midnight Fridays and Saturdays.
Offers: Lunch and dinner, takeout. Full bar. Lunch buffet 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. Banquet room.
Handicapped accessible: Yes.
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