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There is a freedom of science event unfolding. How appropriate that it is happening in the land where science was born: in the Aegean. In the neighborhood of Ephesus and Miletus.
Ali Nesin has been teaching mathematical summer schools for years in different parts of Anatolia, mostly in university campuses. This year he decided to turn the land owned by Nesin foundation into a mathematical school.
For bureaucratic reasons, the local government decided to close the school. The government first tried to close it by saying that the buildings were built without a permit. Then, they said that electricity permit was for agricultural use only.
Neither of these had legality to close the school since the government cannot just invade someone's property. The government then decided to close the not yet established school for failure to obtain proper permits to build a classroom as part of a school.
Alexandre Borovik's post with the sensationalist title Blackboard Under Arrest drew the attention of the blogosphere to the Mathematical Village. But no one is arrested here and the government is not saying to Prof. Ali Nesin that he cannot teach. In fact the Ministry of Education months ago advised the local government to cooperate because the school was found to be a positive initiative.
The local government, on the other hand, wanted the Mathematical Village to satisfy local bureaucratic requirements.
I support any effort to reopen the school. The petition has been good publicity and the school will eventually open. The Prime Minister already instructed the local government to resolve the issue by legal means and the local officials promised to lift the ban as soon as the Mathematical Village files the required papers.
What is the importance of this event in terms of Freedom of Science movement?
This event teaches us the obvious lesson that the Internet is the right tool to bring people together. As of today, more than 200 people signed the petition.
I hope that the petitioners understand the importance of this event and become conscious that freedom of science, or lack of it, is not a local event. This is an issue facing humanity.
It is not the case that freedom of science has been violated in the Mathematical Village in Turkey but that freedom of science exists, say, in Britain. I have written about serious violations of freedom of science by the British government. Why is it that there is no petition against the British government by the same concerned petitioners?
One reason is that the British government is the most sophisticated marketing machine in existence today. They've been manipulating human behavior for centuries. For instance, British citizens are the most surveyed people in the world yet they never complain. This shows the mastery of the British government when it comes to marketing and PR.
The restriction of freedom of science is global problem, not a local one. I invite every petitioner to take a moment to reflect if, as academics, they are free to teach, free to publish and free to research what they want.
The answer to all these questions is No.
Most of the signatories are professors. Note that professors must obtain a license in order to practice their trade. When unhuman organisms require that humans need to be licensed by unhuman organisms to practice science you can be sure that there will be no freedom of science.
The organism issuing the license will order the licensee to do what the organism wants. Again, the British government's behavior in the case of its manipulation of physicists proves this point.
Humans long ago sold their reproductive rights to the Org. When Canterbury Tales were written humans could still get married without obtaining a license issued by the Big Org. Today, no human can. Same with human science. Humans have lost their right to science when Newtonism took over in the 19th century and science became a profession needing a license. Where did this thing happen? Where else. In Britain!
I congratulate Prof. Ali Nesin for making a big contribution toward humanity's fight toward freedom of science. Mathematical Village is the seed that generations later will lead to freedom of science. I strongly believe that the new rational science, as opposed to mythological religion called physics that goes as science today, will spring from the same geography where science was born.
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- A Blackboard under Arrest
- A Blackboard under Arrest, II
- An article (in Turkish) in Radikal.
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- An article by L.Doğan Tılıç in Birgün.
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A Northwest Side man was charged with allegedly gunning down a 21-year-old and seriously injuring three of the dead victim's cousins as the relatives sat on the steps enjoying the summer evening in the Belmont Cragin neighborhood last June.
Rene Soto died on the scene after Miguel Vazquez shot him in the back and arm as Soto's cousin's young children — ages 3, 8 and 9 — played in the front yard in the 2900 block of North Kilpatrick, Assistant Cook County State's Attorney Bridget O'Brien said.
The 31-year-old father of those children was shot when he tried to push his family members — who were frozen with fear by Vazquez's actions — inside the home, O'Brien said.
He is paralyzed from the waist down.
That man's 17-year-old sister is now blind in the left eye as the result of Vazquez's June 21 shooting spree, O'Brien said.
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Soto and his relatives would often sit outside the porch in the summer after dinner, O'Brien said.
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Hello I attended this school in late 90' and let me just say I has a wonderful experance and learned so much in an exciting envirment. I was happy to learn I still had a teacher who still worked there I don't know if she continues to work there but, all teacher I had met there where amazingly great. I remeber Mr. Hurd from 1st grade [1999] she was kind and inspired my friend to be much kinder and workful. I also remeber my crazy and wild teacher from kindergarden. I don't know if i'm spelling this correctly but it was Mrs. Suedik? Well anywho she was very kind and creative when it came to teaching. Students were kind and easly got along with eachother. I hope there are still teachers like that out there in that school. By Irma Luna
This school is filled with dedicated teachers helping the ELL population while stretching all students educational growth.
My child has been attending this school for 4 years. Teachers are fine but due to other issues I have to rate this school below average. This school has a bullying problem. My child does not want to attend. Teachers and yard supervisors do nothing. A great percentage of the population are English Language Learners. This dynamic holds my child back sometimes in the classroom. They do have extra, enrichment activiities, but there is only room for a small number for everything. Additionally these activities are not very well communicated. Yard supervisors are not at all friendly.
My son started Kindergarten at Newhall in September and so far, it has been a great experience. The school has been renovated recently and is very clean. The Principal is a man with great values who is very strict with discipline and respect. The administrative staff is always willing to help you and treats parents with respect. My son's teacher and aids are patient and caring. They treat every student with respect and allow each and every one of them to grow and learn in their own term. Newhall school is wonderful because of its diversity, it's a great place to learn about differences and tolerance. Newhall Elementary is truly the best kept secret in the Santa Clarita Valley!
Teachers at Newhall Elementary School work very hard to provide quality programs for their students. Sometimes the student population makes is hard for my child to learn, because they are ill- behaved and don't care.
My two children have attended this school for 7 years and it has by far the best staff, the parent involvement is pretty impressive and they are involved in just about everything.
3 of my children have attended this class since Kindergarten. I am very happy with the progress my children have made in the academics skills. I also like that there are sports and other extracurricular activities available to the children. I am a single working mother so I am not always able to be involved with certain programs. I wish there were a better understanding by the school that there are working parents and have more of the holiday events in the evening.
The teachers seem nice, although some need to excercise more patience, especially with the 1st - 3rd graders. My son enjoys the music program. As this is the oldest school in the district, some areas need refurbishing and perhaps some taller fences. I do not know what the other parent review about reverse discrimination is talking about. I have not personally seen that.
While the teaching quality is good, the reverse discrimination is high. There is a poor ethnic ratio and while tolerance is taught, it seems only caucasions are held to this standard. I plan on seeking private schools as an alternative.
My first reaction to this school was very favorable. The staff is very friendly and helpful which is nice if this is your first child in school. The inside of the lower grade hallways are painted with different pictures of characters from Disney movies etc. I don't know yet about cridentials but the teachers I have met seem very nice and really like their kids. The grounds are clean and I see enought school safty patrol to feel secure leaving my son there in the morning.
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I've written mostly about my negative experiences, because there wasn't much else to be done for me. With the most basic tasks like the German language version and Query/400 import failing, we couldn't experience all the cool things that QU supposedly offers.
While reading the appropriate Redbook and doing the exercises located within, it looks like a necessity to create some more complicated views to avoid of having to do too many custom joins in the report itself. But this entirely depends on your database structure. QU2 can extract information from your foreign keys in order to generate joins automatically, but this of course only works if you're already using foreign keys (you should!).
As things are right now, all PMR's i've talked about so far are still open and unfixed, mostly because they're not in IBM's direct responsibly and have to be forwarded to Information Builders. And they're all for very basic functionality like changing the language of the product, or of it's key features – it works properly in an U.S. English environment, but not yet in a #2939 Swiss German environment.
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The Diamondbacks paid tribute to the Yarnell firefighters before a sellout crowd Friday night.
The players wore special jerseys with a patch honoring the Granite Mountain Hotshot crew members, who were killed last Sunday while battling the Yarnell Hill wildfire. Players from both teams wore "Prescott Fire Dept." baseball caps during batting practice.
The number 19 is painted behind home plate at Chase Field.
Friday night's game began with a moment of silence, a photo tribute, and a performance of "Amazing Grace" by the Arizona Fire Service Bagpipe and Drum Band.
Meanwhile, the Dbacks will match, up to $100,000, donations from the public made here: mlb.mlb.com/ari/community/19.jsp. The Diamondbacks have already matched $100,000 in fans' donations.
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The Steven Universe pilot is online!
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Roanoke Valley 8th District Delegate Greg Habeeb met with several judges this afternoon at the Roanoke city courthouse.
The Roanoke Valley is losing three judges, two in the circuit court, and one in juvenile and domestic relations court, due to budget cuts.
Three judges will retire this year and their seats will not be filled.
Habeeb said he's asking the governor's office to consider using money from a $9,000,000 unallocated fund to save some, if not all, of the Roanoke Valley judges.
The fear is a bottleneck.
Habeeb, and others, are afraid too many cases and too few judges will result in long waits to try civil cases, such as divorce, child custody, or child support.
"If we bog down, it costs us all money," Habeeb said.
Criminal cases will get pushed even more so to the forefront, due to criminal defendants right to a speedy trial, Habeeb said.
Legal sources we spoke to for this story couldn't remember the Roanoke area circuit (Roanoke, Roanoke County, and Salem) not having at least six judges since the 1980s.
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Des Plaines, IL (March 3, 2010) — American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) President C. Christopher Patton, CSP, will testify at an "OSHA Listens" meeting Thursday, March 4, at 11:15 a.m. EST, at the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) auditorium in Washington, D.C., on ASSE members' concerns on key issues facing the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Founded in 1911, ASSE represents more than 32,000 occupational safety, health and environmental practitioner members and is the oldest safety society.
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I rarely predict the future correctly, as the Sony Rolly on my bedside bureau will attest, but in my opinion school buses will soon be riddled with more ads than Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s NASCAR ride.
Cash-strapped public schools in the Dallas area are already plastering posters on buses and buildings. If it works there, it will be here before you can correctly recall the subtleties of long division.
So far, ads for banks, dentists and real estate have popped up.
Plenty of folks are alarmed, according to the Dallas Morning News.
School officials say they need new sources of funding due to state budget cuts.
"Under the current finances, I don't think you can shy away from anything," said Allen Independent School District spokesman Tim Carroll. "There's a place for it when it can be done tastefully, especially in the context of a sporting venue. It's not like we're bringing in Hooters."
I'm not sure how I feel about ads in schools. Anything that lowers the tax burden on those who don't have kids in school would be a bonus in my book, but I fear school districts will simply find a way to spend more. As anyone who has ever covered government will tell you, spending has less to do with need than with preserving funding levels in next year's budget.
Like the aforementioned Mr. Carroll, I think ads in schools can peacefully co-exist with young minds. Growing up, I seem to recall a number of ads on the Little League outfield wall, and even on my uniform, but I still managed to learn how to have an ERA higher than my shoe size.
April 3rd, 2012
9:25 am
I don't want schools to seek additional funds via this ad thingy! I also don't want to pay more in taxes. I want magical money! I am a normal American't.
April 3rd, 2012
9:43 am
Bring on the ads. Money is money. No alcohol, cigs, or sleazy pics. If the money is truely used for education and not to line the gvmt leaders pockets and if it saves teacher jobs I vote to go for it. I remember a school that was near a major airport that put advertising on its roof so the people on the planes could see it.
April 3rd, 2012
9:57 am
I think that it is a creative idea and a great idea…
The problem that I see is that states are cutting funding to education. Education opens so many doors for so many people. Education is important. Other countries are investing money in education while we invest money in bombs.
Oh well….
April 3rd, 2012
9:57 am
School districts will find means to spend the extra money and put themselves back in the same predicament they are in now. There is enough money in most of our school systems, we must cut back on waste. Counties purchasing expensive furniture, meaningless technology, over staffing, etc are the causes of our educational crises. Our issue is the higher leadership and school boards that have put us here.
April 3rd, 2012
10:12 am
We're funding education, in part, by the means of a lottery… despite good evidence that it has negative effects on the poor. (Addendum: it's still a choice by individuals to play the lottery so I'm not excusing those who choose to wager their food money on a scratch-off ticket).
With that in mind, I don't see how anyone who supports the lottery (or the idea of a lottery) can be opposed to advertising at schools or on school properties.
April 3rd, 2012
10:28 am
I think it's a great idea and a good beginning. Advertising in textbooks is the next logical step. Tattooing ads on teachers will soon follow.
April 3rd, 2012
12:00 pm
This isnt a big issue. Anyone that was in school in the 90's, do you remember Channel One? That was basically one big Pepsi advertisement every morning.
April 3rd, 2012
12:11 pm
How do public school systems spend more per capita on its students than private schools and still manage to pi$$ it all away?
April 3rd, 2012
12:35 pm
the guy, Much of the money is spent justifying the system to those politicians who are warring against public education. Much of the money is spent on special education in which a few students need 50X the amount of attention and money as regular education students. These students are, of course, not accepted into private schools. but, as Americans, we have historically embraced the idea that all are worth investment, until today's republicans. What makes our public education the model to which the entire world is looking (e.g., Finland) is the principle which makes it so costly, though still not as costly as our "investment" overseas.
April 3rd, 2012
1:15 pm
@K-Ster I see I see what you did there. Very nice…..
April 3rd, 2012
1:21 pm
Next year when your local county refuses to run ads on buses for the Miss Universe contest because they feature a Canadian transgender from the year before, Gloria Allred will be suing your school system. Meanwhile, the national media will be camped out on your front lawn outraged at what a bunch of small minded biggots you are. How dare you think it is inapporpriate for elementary school kids to ride in a bus with a transgender plastered on the side. All you have to do is train teachers to explain it in class. I'm sure they can make an Arthur cartoon where Buster becomes a transgender.
April 3rd, 2012
1:41 pm
Why are buses orange? So they stick out. If you put advertising on the outside, it will camouflage the bus which I interpret as a safety violation. Inside would be OK as long as it doesn't impair visibility or conflict with the districts moral codes.
April 3rd, 2012
2:02 pm
Athletic Fields are lined already with commercial advertisments…..High School Football Programs have it….Lunch Rooms cater with different fast foods in some schools. Its a wonder it hasn't already been done. You are a naive little creature if you think for one moment that it is going to keep them from spending any more than they already have with all the funny money being spread around and cooking of books. I am worried about a future not in advertisement but a country has now become the lawless in no heads rolling for the corruption in everything government related. Wake up America!!!!!
April 3rd, 2012
2:46 pm
well you will hit a wall soon, you can't advertise churches either.
IF yuo have a budget why not try and stick to that then the need to seek money elsewhere would seemingly go away. I understand that taxes have changed due to foreclosures, ect. so the school system may not ahve predicted correctly, but we have been doing this for a while.\
If you start off your budget at 1 million and you know when you are clse to spending 1 million, then yuo need to cancel all spending. or have an emergency fund.
WHy is budgeting different for the school system than it is for a business or a home….


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- priorities in the wrong placeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/20/2014I loved the atmosphere but the food didn't taste good. It was very fancy and high class on the menu, but the taste wasn't there. I could tell by the grimaced faces of those eating around me that I wasn't alone.
- Great Reno Local SpotVegasFoodieDined on 9/19/2014We had a great date night dinner here. Sam, our server was great! I had asked for a substitution on a dish that had red meat and he was on it and made it happen. We did ask for a few items from our food runner and server to accompany our dinner (red flakes, second glass of wine, and balsamic to go with the oil for bread that never came).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ltlfeetDined on 9/16/2014We LOVE Campo...any time we are in Reno we will come!Special Features:
- Good, but not excitingArcheoWebbyDined on 9/13/2014I thought the menu had some good items on it. However, they're a bit generic. They try to spice it up by using words for common things that you have to look up to understand. Bring a smartphone. I had the half chicken meal. That's all it was. A half of a chicken. It came with a side called "mashed potatoes" but they were just roasted Yukon Gold potatoes. The chicken was good, but, I think I expected slightly different presentation. The other meals on the table looked good and my friends liked them. I'll probably go back, but, I'll order something else.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/13/2014Our sevrver John was just simply amazing. It was my daughter's birthday and we are from CA but my daughter goes to University of Nevada,Reno and we saw this place in Yelp. Glad we picked the right place and the food was just phenomenal. we will for sure come back here.Special Features:
- Could be so much moreNateDined on 9/13/2014Complimentey sparkling water with bland unseasoned food.
- It has gone downhill....DinerBeeDined on 9/12/2014I use to live in Reno; we went to Campo every week and loved it. So on a recent visit we had to stop in. The appetizers and desert were outstanding as usual. But my main course of of salmon was served cold and overcooked. I did point it out and they were gracious and offered to warm my meal, but that seemed like a futile idea since my salmon was overcooked to begin with. I just ate the crab topping and they did not charge me for the salmon which was very cool. But sadly, the other people in my party thought their meals were just mediocre.Special Features:
- Spectacularliv2dineDined on 9/12/2014I will definitely be back! I had the Squid Ink Fettuccine and it was marvelous! The service was awesome, the restaurant itself was beautiful. This is a must see and experience place! Loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Company celebrationTheGandolfoteamDined on 9/10/2014Campo has become one of our favorite places to eat in Reno. This was our fourth special occasion that we have celebrated with the outstanding staff at Campo. They always take great care of us and the food is amazing, have yet to try any of there entrees that were not a delightful experience for my taste buds and stomach. As local business owners we love the fact that they get as much of there meat and produce from local farms and ranches, for us that is an added bonus to the delightful experience that is an evening out at Campo.
- 2nd time there. Great againrenodeanVIPDined on 9/10/2014This was my second trip to Campo. I've heard a lot about it for a long time and have friends that go there regularly. It was great again. I sat outside this time overlooking the Truckee River. The food was great. Had the D.R.O.P.P. Salad special of the day with blackened snapper. Amazing. The Italian soda of the day was a lemon cream and that was great too. My friend had a lavender cream Italian soda that I will definitely order next time. Yes, that means I'll be back!!!Special Features:
- Good for daughter's birthdaynjoyeatinggourmetDined on 9/8/2014My daughter had the Hanger Steak for the 2nd time as she loved it before and it was offered on the menu again, and she ordered the signature dessert which she let me taste. It was delicious. I had their bacon tomato soup and an appetizer. I couldn't even finish the appetizer, but it was delicious with the beer I ordered. Will probably dine again.Special Features:
- Great Dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/5/2014Once again, an excellent experience at Campo. Great patio setting along the river, friendly service, and delicious food. Quality is always spot-on.Special Features:
- Nice Italian RestaurantRichardDined on 9/2/2014We had a lovely evening at Campo. Freshly made pasta was tasty and well done; the budino was delightful for dessert.Special Features:
- yummy food, consistent servicewestcoastfoodieDined on 8/29/2014This is a great local spot - get a table outside, and look at the river, and enjoy the view as well as yummy food. I've never had a bad meal here, honestly this place rocks. Excellent friendly service. Downtown Reno is a bit--drab (tired?) and so Campo is a welcome oasis. Not just in comparison to its surroundings, but in its own standing - a great kitchen, excellent service, nice atmosphere.Special Features:
- Yes to CampoctgoldenbearVIPDined on 8/27/2014Campo is a very nice restaurant on the Truckee River in downtown Reno. The pizza is very good, though a little overpriced. The ambiance on the patio is fantastic. I would defiitely go back to Campo when I am in Reno.Special Features:
- NewinTownDined on 8/27/2014This was our 1st time and we had limited time since we had show tickets. The menu was unique and service was excellent. We will definitely be back soon as there were many dishes we want to try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticDejavuDined on 8/25/2014Always a great experience, impeccable service, perfect food never disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it!RenoFoodieDined on 8/24/2014We decided to try the chef's tasting menu. The sous chef Tommy came out and talked to us about our dietary preferences. He then developed a menu just for us. We requested a vegetarian menu except for fish. The kitchen prepared a delectable menu, so much so we did not miss meat at all. In particular, they made a mint and parsley fettucine with heirloom tomatoes that was light and so delicious we could eat it every day. We also enjoyed the freshest king salmon that had been line caught just the day before. We are looking forward to visiting again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!FredandPennyDined on 8/23/2014Totally excellent dinner for my wife and me - her birthday!Special Features:
- Noisy but excellent foodNVBuzzDined on 8/21/2014Have visited twice. Both times the noise level was "through the roof" - actually interior is that modern industrial no ceiling which contributes the hard surfaces that enhance the noise. If you can tolerate that, the food is excellent, Mark Estess specializes in Italian flavors - pasta and pizza dominate the menu, but each is flavorful and unique. First visit had squid ink pasta which tasted amazing. Last visit had sun-dried tomato pizza which was flavorful as any I have ever eaten. And don't miss the heirloom tomatoes - in an area which features cardboard tasting tomatoes (I grew up in New Jersey, so am spoiled on the true taste of tomatoes), these actually had the flavor of tomato. Added mozzarella and it was divine. will return.Special Features:
- Best place on the river!2emptynestersDined on 8/21/2014Every time we come to Reno we dine at this great spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, busy, noisyNevadaTahoeDined on 8/19/2014Am guessing Campo is the perfect scene for the"foodie" young professionals. I fit that description, except for the "young" part. So I seek off-peak hours, and search (often in vain) for a quieter corner table. The food, and generally good service, make my search worth the effort, as I come back often. Wish Campo had "quiet bistro" sister, as I'd be a regular there!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Island of Excellence in the Desert!MaineBigDaddyVIPDined on 8/18/2014Farm to table has hit Reno. I visited here last year and was duly impressed. The return visit was just as memorable. They are doing it right! Just go here, you won't be disappointed.Special Features:
- Good Times and Great FoodChubbymermaidDined on 8/16/2014I have to love a place that serves up unique, local food with great wine and cocktails without making a big deal out of it. You can stop by Campo after a trip to the river or on a night out and you will fit in either way. The menu is ever changing and the wine selections are well thought out. House made charcuterie plate? Yes Please! Roasted beet salad with goat cheese? I'll have two! Our server was also very helpful and friendly, even pointing out some of her favorite menu items.Special Features:
- Kelly3Kelly3Dined on 8/14/2014Haven't had a bad experience ever and the food is always amazing!Special Features:
- Exceeded expectations!WewillbebackDined on 8/10/2014I had been to Campo on a few occasions but my husband had not. When I told him we were going there with some friends for dinner before the baseball game, he made some noise about going...Thought it was just a lot of hype and never imagined that the food could be so good (he had the squid/seafood pasta) and the prices reasonable.. His drink was not initially made to his expectations but McKenzie, our fabuous waitress had it made right and to his liking..He's convinced now that Campo is everything he likes about dining out and then some! We'll be back! Thank you..Special Features:
- As good as advertisedmikeyboyDined on 8/8/2014My wife and I had been eyeing Campo for a long time, but every time we tried to find a table, the wait was outrageous so we passed. Out anniversary was coming up so I planned ahead and made reservations. Well, the restaurant was worth the wait and lived up to the hype. The food was outstanding and every bit as good as any restaurant I've ever been to. My only complaint was the noise level seemed high and the place is busy, busy, busy. It was fairly crowded and there was a ton of traffic passing by our table. The prices are moderately high but worth it for locally sourced, high quality produce and livestock. The end result at the table are delicious meals that are unique and delicious.Special Features:
- TeriKiaDined on 8/8/2014Always pleased with each visit, this time was for my mothers b-day. As usual they did a great job. The staff is never disappointing , they always want to please and make sure everything is just perfect. The food is wonderful, this time I had carbonara bucatini , it was great! Everything is home made. My mother had the BBQ chicken pizza , even down to the sauce was homemade and theory had been slow cooked and pulled. Great place!Special Features:
- Very Enjoyable DiningenjoyDined on 8/4/2014Our dinner experience was very enjoyable. This was a great find! Good Food, Good Service and the atmosphere was comfortable.Special Features:
- Innovative menu: A real favorite!mikeDined on 8/3/2014Campo's is a wonderful choice for an informal discerning group, looking for delicious, innovative dishes. The appetizers are fantastics...try the pig parts; they were gone the instant they hit our table! The pizza are scrumptious and the charcuterie platter was perfect. All of the specials were particularly delightful... The pastas are homemade and tasty (and after heavy appetizers it is nice that they are offered in small and large portions. The desserts are to die for...just be sure to leave room. I also appreciate that Campo suppliers are largely local, sustainable producers. Cute note: they serve their Chianti by the glass in small juice glasses as is the habit I observed in the small Italian town I once visited.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely fantasticsunnybirdDined on 8/2/2014Campo is an amazing restaurant. The food is incredibly fresh, and prepared with great love and skill. Would go back over and over.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Campo Hot August Nights 7-31-14snova1969Dined on 7/31/2014I'm a Blue collar car lover. Myself and my 2 friends arrived at Campo Reno on Thurs. 7-31-14 @ 7:30 to a Most friendly reception. the Open Table Reservation got us right in. The restaurant smelled intoxicating. The staff was Top Notch. The selection on the menu was awesome. The food and service was amazing. This was a wonderful meal. I Can't thank Open Table enough for the great table at the Hottest spot on the River Walk. Thank You So Much!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodNN86Dined on 7/30/2014Been eating at campo since the opening. Born and raised in reno, this place is consistant. Its still the place to go!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Farm to TablelenoreDined on 7/30/2014great place for fresh, organic, farm to table dining. The service was good. A hot spot for the 30 something crowd. A little noisy for my preference.Special Features:
- Perfect for lunch with friendsLindalovesbooksDined on 7/29/2014Three of us met for lunch at Campo. The service was friendly and attentive. Two of us had the daily lunch plate. The soup was delicious, polenta was perfect, salad nice and crisp and the cookie was yummy. The third person had the calamari fritti over a kale salad. We split a dessert. Everything about the experience was top notch. I've been to Campo for dinner but this was my first time doing lunch there. I will definitely return. My only quibble is that the waiter insisted on calling us all "Miss." We are all over 60, married and comfortable with being old. Why do servers think they need to call us anything? "Would you like more lemonade." would work just as well and be less annoying and oily.Special Features:
- Another Great DinnerTomEDined on 7/27/2014For the second time we had the chef's tasting menu, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Chef Tommy came out, greeted us, and got a feel for what we enjoyed. He also sold us on a a wine pairing with the food that he planned to prepare. In the space provided here I would not have enough time to adequately explain the five courses he provided, and thus I will summarize by saying that we really enjoyed the meal. we will come back, and we will eat it again.Special Features:
- Food is always excellentMattyDined on 7/26/2014This is easily one of the best restaurants in the region. Far better than any of the "celebrity chef" restaurants in Las Vegas. This is real food cooked to perfection. The focus is always on the food and the ever changing menu shows that the chef is designing meals around what is available rather than some set protein or vegetable that may have to be flown in from South America. On this night our service was particularly excellent as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time at CampoOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/26/2014We brought friends from the Bay Area to Campo for dinner on Saturday night and I'm really glad to have made reservations on Open Table. This place was hopping and many people were waiting to be seated. The food was good, not "to-die-for" awesome, but it was good. The appetizer portions were meager and we had to ask for the crackers that were listed with the cheese plate. The bread that is provided after seating was fresh and yummy, however, it was also small portions. The house salad was pretty minimalistic as far as ingredients go, but the dressing was very good. Lastly, the entrees I ordered did not match the description and was waaaaaay too garlicky. I love garlic, but this was burning my lips. The ambience and service were A+.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Time!OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/26/2014Great spot for dinner on a Friday night. Great food, and excellent service at a vibrant spot. We'll definitely be back soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KatelynDined on 7/26/2014First time visiting Campo. We were a half hour early for our reservation but were still seated and offered drink menus. The service was incredible. We were well taken care of without feeling smothered. The food was fantastic. We plan on visiting again very soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Published on May 14th, 2013 | by Christian Cawley
The Name of the Doctor Gallery
The time is fast approaching for the finale of the current series of Doctor Who, an episode that seems to be (if the trailer is anything to go by…) a mini tribute to the show's 50 years.
Of course, we know little about The Name of the Doctor (mainly because we haven't been looking for spoilers!) but what we do know is that it is written by Steven Moffat, features the return of River Song, Madame Vastra, Commander Strax and Jenny Flint, and Richard E. Grant's personified Great Intelligence, and a new enemy, the Whispermen.
Clara is summoned to an impossible conference call, alerting her that the deadly Whisper Men are closing in on Vastra, Jenny and Strax. Someone is kidnapping the Doctor's friends, leading him toward the one place in all of time and space that he should never go. It's a deadly trap that threatens to unravel his past, present and future…
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What is it with Moffat and the word "impossible"?
In series 6 we had the Impossible Astronaut.
This series Clara keeps being referred to as the Impossible Girl.
Now Clara is being Clara is summoned to an impossible conference call!!
There are a lot of 'impossibles' in Doctor Who…
They should get James Arthur on to guest
if you look t he missing piece of the jigsaw puzzle with the starfield you see a red double star. Gallifrey orbits a binary star.


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Memo to Rich Conservatives -- Bruce Springsteen Doesn't Love You Back
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What is it about Bruce Springsteen that causes conservatives to so spectacularly miss the point? Politicians like Chris Christie and pundits like the Heritage Foundation's Mike Brownfield persist in trying to claim Springsteen for themselves, to read some hidden support for their own politics in his lyrics.
Witness the recent case of David Brooks, in a recent New York Times column. Brooks' first sentence couldn't be more out of touch, more anti-Springsteen if it tried: "They say you've never really seen a Bruce Springsteen concert until you've seen one in Europe, so some friends and I threw financial sanity to the winds and went to follow him around Spain and France."
Not only does he take the quintessential American artist and place him in Europe, but he's throwing "financial sanity to the winds" at a time when the Boss (no pauper himself, to be sure) is singing about the unemployed, the desperate, and most importantly, those who take care of their neighbors. You know, at home.
He snarkily contrasts the Iberian peninsula with "some other exotic locale on the Jersey Shore" and then devolves (if that was even possible) into some bizarre analysis of how people singing along with Bruce to "Born in the USA" while in Europe is evidence of their deep need for "a passionate and highly localized moral landscape," whatever that means. And the lesson is that young people still like Springsteen even if a few paragraphs up Brooks was arguing that mostly Springsteen fans are in their "AARP years" (and that crowds in Europe are loud?) and maybe it's because he stayed true to his roots. And didn't embrace pluralism and sample different styles – or something -- or ever take on different characters or sing about places that weren't New Jersey. Oh, wait.
It's funny, really: in trying to praise Springsteen, who seemingly effortlessly gets the kind of "real America" that right-wingers love to fetishize, Brooks manages to come off like a right-wing stereotype of an effete coastal liberal.
In contrast to an overpaid, clueless Times pundit, Bruce is the ultimate populist artist. If there is one common thread that spans the decades of his career it's his ability to make great, even heroic art out of the everyday struggles of working people. The girls he falls in love with aren't the most beautiful but they're his; the deep tragedies he writes of are the loss of a job, tension with a father or brother, the tiny but overwhelming crises most of us deal with every day.
Brooks is the furthest thing from a populist—as Roy Edroso noted back in 2009, the first time Brooks' editors saw fit to let him gush about Springsteen, is there anything less like a Springsteen song than a David Brooks column? While Springsteen steps into the shoes of mechanics, small-town cops, farmers, immigrants, sex workers, and so many more in his songs, Brooks, Edroso points out, couldn't be more detached from the rest of the world if he tried.
It's the connection with real people, people who come from widely disparate backgrounds, not some convoluted "pious advice" about staying true to one's "own tradition", is really the lesson for politicians from Springsteen. But Brooks, the embodiment of the kind of social distance from most of America that Chris Hayes writes of in his new book, Twilight of the Elites, will never get it.
But, as Alex Pareene reminds us in his own glorious takedown of Brooks' column, BoBo, as he's known in the blogosphere, is far from the only conservative with a Springsteen fetish. New Jersey's own Governor Chris Christie is a frustrated Bruce fan as well, it seems. "Christie, a loudmouth bully whose most successful political maneuver is shouting rudely at lesser people for the benefit of cameras, went to a Springsteen show with, good god, Atlantic humorist Jeffrey Goldberg , and while he repeatedly declares himself a huge fan of the man, he also calls him a 'limousine liberal' and mocks his political beliefs," Pareene writes.
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Snow News is Good News
Hello Everyone –
I wish I had written down the open trails numbers from ten days ago or so, because the number I suspect has grown tremendously especially the last four days. For those of you who called the various resorts and canceled your reservations, shame on you for not respecting the ability of the resort's Mountain Managers to cover the slopes when given the correct conditions. I am here to say those conditions are just fine right now thank you. If you would've just hung in there, you would be enjoying fresh snow at the majority of the resorts in the southeast. For those of you who had faith, you have been rewarded.
As I write this on Sunday afternoon I have been following the challenges of a couple of West Virginia resorts are experiencing today with the power companies. The mountain state got hammered twice in the last four months by Mother Nature, first the Derecho in June and Hurricane Sandy in October. Both weather events tore the state's two power companies new ones, knocking power out in some areas for weeks. Well, in some areas the patch jobs just happened to pull apart the last couple of days and when there is no power, there are no lifts and no lifts means no skiing and snowboarding. Not a good thing during the holiday season, but the good news is that the power was restored by noon and everyone was sliding again.
Speaking of 2013 let's get it started on the right foot or should be say ski or snowboard by getting a new person involved in the sport. You see again this year January is national Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month. I ask this question, why not ask your best friend to join you on the slopes the next time you go. Here is a website you need to check out www.bringafriend.org and it will give you some ideas to follow through with. More on this national promotion in an upcoming Snow News Is Good News Column, stay tuned, I know you will.
While I am on the subject on taking a friend to a resort with you, I would like to extend an invitation to every non-skiing weather person out there to just once get out of the studio and experience the real world. Now don't get me wrong there are some weather folks out there (Herb, Brad, Kenny, Leo, etc.) understand that the Myan calendar doesn't end when the snow starts in your neighborhood. But just last night I heard a local weather person (who must have stock in Kroger) say to stay off the roads and bar all your doors and not to dare venture outside in the winter weather. Well maybe they weren't that descriptive but boy did they make me make sure I had enough bread, milk and eggs to survive with because by the sound of their forecast we were in store for one bad store. Well after about an inch or so outside, life continues and the travel to any resort in the region would've be just fine. Go figure.
While I am on the subject of travel in the region and while I would put our snowmakers up against any in the country, I would also put our highway departments up against any other region. The departments located on the interstates and close to the resorts do an awesome job in keeping things as safe as possible for skiers and snowboarders traveling to and from the various resorts. What a lot of folks don't realize is that many of the plow drivers have family members that work at the resorts so not only are they taking care of the out of town visitors, they are also making sure their families are safe on the roads.
So if you can, I would make it to your nearest or favorite resort as soon as possible because if you don't know by now, the conditions are very, very nice. Hey let's all start off the New Year by having some fun, how about it?
That's it for this week, more to come as the season continues, just remember whether it be cold or whether it be hot, we'll weather the weather, whatever the weather will be. Think about it! See you on the slopes and enjoy the holidays, you deserve it!
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It shall be unlawful for any person to induce any Indian to execute any contract, deed, mortgage, or other instrument purporting to convey any land or any interest therein held by the United States in trust for such Indian, or to offer any such contract, deed, mortgage, or other instrument for record in the office of any recorder of deeds. Any person violating this provision shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $500 for the first offense, and if convicted for a second offense may be punished by a fine not exceeding $500 or imprisonment not exceeding one year, or by both such fine and imprisonment, in the discretion of the court. This section shall not apply to any lease or other contract authorized by law to be made.
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Papa and Mama Root to perform for Youngstown Seniorsby jmaloni
Tue, Nov 2nd 2010 01:35 pmPapa and Mama Root, old time rock and roll tribute music duo and original music artists, will perform for the Youngstown Seniors on Wednesday, Nov. 3. The one-hour show will be held at St. John's Lutheran Church, 420 Lockport St., Youngstown. Papa and Mama will perform from 2 to approximately 3 p.m.
The performance is sponsored by New Buffalo Impact Inc., a Tonawanda-based home energy performance contractor, as part of an ongoing community home energy saving education initiative. NBI provides energy-savings tips, guidance and assistance to area homeowners concerned with rising home energy costs. New Buffalo Impact is a nonprofit corporation established in 1998 to assist homeowners, both single and multi-family, to achieve energy savings in their homes
For more information on this event, go to: http://www.daleassociation.com/ or visit www.papaandmamaroot.com.
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