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In my environment we have a central server running Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and have enabled replication to all of our 27 remote locations, all of which are running MSDE 2000 SP3. The publications are setup with transactional queued replication.
The problem is the Queue Reader Agent is reporting the error:
The publication articles that are defined are not based on views, however they are defined with a filter intended to limit the replication of data to a given remote location. The following are the basic replication structures.
Publication 1 (There is a unique publication for each location to try and limit the amount of data that is replicated between remote location and the central location) Table: CustomerInfo Fields: ID, FirstName, LastName, Address, City, State, HomeLocation Filter: Where CustomerInfo.ID IN(Select Distinct CustomerID From CustomersShipping WHERE LOCATION IN('MYLOC1','AllLOC'))
Publication 2: One publication with all remote databases defined as subscribers Table: CustomerShipping Fields: ID, CustomerID, Location Filter: NO FILTER, all data is replicated
The replication monitor is reporting transactions being delivered from the subscriber to the distributor but I am not sure if some or no transactions are being replicated to the other subscribers that meet the filter requirement of the first publication example. I am not a DBA but need to get this resolved as soon as I can and any help IS GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!!
If there are any other details needed please let me know.
Thanks for everything!
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Does the replication works perfectly if you remove the WHERE condition on your filter ?
Its because, on a view, the WITH CHECK option specifies that during a insert/update/delete you cant change any criteria that would remove a row from the view.
Basically a view with: WHERE CONDITION = 1 cant have an update adjusting contintion to 2, because otherwise those rows would be eliminated from the view.
In your case, you have a where clausule: Where CustomerInfo.ID IN(Select Distinct CustomerID From CustomersShipping WHERE LOCATION IN('MYLOC1','AllLOC'))
And if the CustomersShipping table is being changed, or it is not up to date, or its being updated in any wrong order ( before/after ) that violates the clausule, than the WITH CHECK will alerts.
Do some tests, make CustomersShipping so that the same select executed on both servers returns the same values, test the order of the publications, maybe you are removing something from the view minutes before you try to update it.
And, if possible, test it without the where clausule or with static values in it, this will let us know you that your replication is working with other parameters.
Let us know of your results.
answered Oct 21, 2009 at 04:46 PM
Thanks! I have ran some tests between updating/deleting transactions at the subscriber and distributor, tracked the replication process to the remote locations. Answer: Partially, some completely replicated while others did not. I have yet to change/remove the where clause but feel pretty confident what you are describing is the case, I do have two publications and one publication is dependent on the other. Assuming that how could I work around the issue? Have both tables/articles defined in a single publication to a single remote location? Replicate the entire table? Thanks Much!
Oct 22, 2009 at 09:58 AM user-237 (google)
You might need to work with the order of the publications, be them on the same article/job/publication or not. What seems logical is that CustomersShipping should go before CustomerInfo.
Depending on the amount of data replicated, copying all of it can be a solution, you can apply the filters at the destination.Another idea, if you dont need a quick refresh on your sites, you coult try merge replication, its not my favorite but maybe it could solve your problem.
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Silver chargers, a snowflake-shaped white chocolate favor, and glimmering "snow" on the table create a beautiful winter place setting.
Snowflake candles perfectly accent a table.
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Incorporate classic red and green in your bouquet.
Black Baccara and Black Beauty roses.
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Classic gingerbread cookies.
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The Conference Board's monthly report on economic indicators is out, with some rays of sunshine.
The reason I like the Conference Board's report is that it is very simple. It has just 21 indicators broken into 3 groups, and it has not changed format in years. This month the results are:
- Leading economic indicators rose by 0.9% with 6of 10 indicators increasing. Consumer expectations was the biggest downer.
- Coincident economic indicators rose by 0.2%. with 3 of 4 indicators increasing. Good news was that employment was even without a negative figure.
- Lagging economic indicators are still negative with only 2 of the 7 indicators positive. Consumer and industrial loans are still a problem.
This month we are positive overall with 11 of 21 indicators positive. Does this mean the recession is over? No, but it seems to have hit the bottom of the trough, and the daylight at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter.When I look at the report I know that my plans to invest in the market have some backing from the economy. Let's get this party started.
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Color in my world is of the utmost importance! Color tells you what the tone is of a moment. Blue, a soft blue, is peaceful. Blue stimulates conversation (which is why my mother painted her kitchen blue) and green is restful (which is also why she painted her bedroom green), while red stimulates hunger (and you guessed it, her dining room is red). There are studies that show why colors evoke specific reactions in people. Not everyone may be aware of how colors affect you, but whether you realize it or not, the colors do, in fact, affect you.
In the Paula Brand so much of what we want our fans and customers to experience is a feeling. We want people to feel like they are wrapped up in Paula's warmth and love. Since Paula can't go visit everyone and bring her warmth and style to their home, we work hard to make her products convey that feeling. Color is probably one of our most important visual tools.
Currently I'm working on a project with our candle company. We've had candles for a number of years now, but we're refining and growing our selection (you may have seen our current line). To give you a little behind the scenes - our candle group sends me a variety of wax colors in petri dishes.
We use "Pantone" colors to start (not to get too techy but if you aren't familiar with Pantones it's a system of standardized color formulas). Since you cannot accurately predict what a Pantone color will do in wax we view the actual waxes poured into petri dishes. From there I narrow down colors that are correct for the scent and fit into a palette that is right for our brand. From scents like Sweet Tea, to Georgia Peach, to Blooming Hydrangea… I help pick the perfect color for the perfect scent. And of course we can't use the same Pantone color twice - so we go through a whole lotta colors!
We've narrowed down a color palette that I think came out quite nice.
My favorites are probably the pretty blues and greens.
And the sunny warm tones.
I always like our faithful neutral. Brown is a very important color to us. Seems in the South there is so much richness in things and it's nicely conveyed with the right brown. Getting the right brown is very important, warm and chocolatey.
Every home we moved into when I was growing up (and for a while we moved every two years) my mom revisted the colors in her home. She'd keep the ones she fell in love with (like the kitchen blue) and tweaked the ones that weren't quite right (like the red that seemed to change in every house - Now it's happily Benjamin Moore Cottage Red). While the studies told her the colors she wanted, she had to find the perfect hues that conveyed the feeling she wanted to live in. Years of living with her, I guess I became a bit sensitive to the color differences and how they affect the mood of a room. One day I'll share my mom's color chips with you! It's quite a ziplock bag full of paint chips (and she knows what every chip is for!).
Just like my mom, Paula's brand is always updating and revising. We're currently rebranding a good bit of items - more to come on that in future blog posts. Would love to know what you think. Tell me what y'all like in a candle - from the scent (sweet, floral, herbal, clean..) to vessel (ceramic, glass, modern, antique… ) ... really anything you like (or don't like)! Would love to know your thoughts!
Stay inspired!
Michelle White, Creative Director for the Paula Deen brand and originally from New Orleans, found her way to Savannah (and Paula Deen) by the charm of this beautiful city. Now living in Los Angeles, Michelle oversees product development and branding for Paula Deen. From packaging to photoshoots to cookware to kitchen towels her work is building a unified "Paula" image across all mediums. Michelle loves the 'out of the box' beauty in things.
Please resume production of your delicious candles. There is no other candle that can compete. Your baking scents, apple strudel and pecan pie for instance used to fill my home for many many hours. I know that there is definitely a market for them and as a loyal fan, I would purchase them by the case. I do hope you receive this comment and give it your careful consideration as there are so many of us that are sad that your candles are not available at this time. A very loyal customer, Happy Thanksgiving Miss Paula
By Betty Alcorn on November 24, 2013
I know this doesn't pertain to anything on this page but, there wasn't any where to leave a comment in your freezer section. I really love your section on freezing food. Here is my question, How come every time I freeze meat in airtight containers there is a layer of ice on top of the meat and it taste like freezer burn? Would it still be okay if I cook it with the ice on top?
By Patricia Parks on August 26, 2013
I love the pineapple upside down biscuits candle! I saw they were on clearance at walmart so I bought them all up, but they're still not back. Don't quit making them!
By Dawn on January 28, 2012
By VICKI BROWN on September 07, 2011
Just finished painting our wisteria covered pergola. White posts and trellising, light blue gray floor, and white for 2 swings, 2 rockers, and a loveseat....have a great weekend...I'm going to rest...LOL!
By Mary Dixson on June 12, 2011
Just finished painting our wisteria covered pergola, white, with white trellising and light blue grey for the floor. Glad to be finished...Oh, also painted both swings and two rockers and a loveseat in dazzling white! Have a great weekend...I'm going to rest..LOL Mary Dixson xoxo
By Anonymous on June 12, 2011
Hi Paula, I love reading all your articles. I enjoyed reading about the different colors and their moods. I would like to know what your mother painted her living room. We have a medium room and has a wood stove insert. Im going to do some painting soon and was curious what colors would you think for the walls? As far as candles go I really love everything you do. But I love the smell of cinnamon and lavendar. Peppermint would be a wonderful thing for Christmas! Thanks for taking the time to read this. Diana
By Diana on June 12, 2011
I am familiar with Pantone color system, worked in the wallpaper/textile printing business for several years and then in the textile industry for almost 20 years, so YES color is important. My taste in color varies from "beach colors" blues, greens, sands, to "jewel tones" sapphire, ruby, garnet, gold and where these colors are going to go does make a difference. I also like to change the colors of a room - not so much the walls but everything in them according to the season or holiday. My husband gets a kick out of how I have storage boxes marked with "Easter" all pastels, or "Halloween" yes black & orange. I enjoy colors and the mood they set. I would have to say lavender and sage are still my most favorite colors tho but try not to overdue it with them.
By Barbara Dycus on June 12, 2011
I run a one room schoolhouse that's bee in operation since 1913 in nv. I wud like to paint yr what colors are good for reading. Lecture. And independent work where students must have their own stamin? We have a small library and he students can use pillows for reading on thje floor, and elsewhere they have beanbag. Chairs.
By christine, responsible teacher on June 12, 2011
I like the clean scents, fresh linen, peach, anything with a soft aroma. Sugar Cookie, banana pudding, for winter and Christmas. We are painting our house. It is a little old cracker box. Huh, I tell people, don't laugh it is paid for. All we do is pay taxes. Went from a mauve looking to Sherwood Green. I want a RED DOOR. My husbands nephew is doing most of the painting, he don't want a RED DOOR. I'm pouting.lol Have not decided on foundation color, probably earth tone or plum color, not Hunter Green like he wants.We have been working on it all week. The hubby works at the KIA plant in West Point, has been on shutdown all week. That is how he spent his vacation.
By Ann on June 12, 2011
The smell of sweet grass or blooming wisteria. If you ever make it to Northeast Georgia around spring/early summer and get to pass by a freshly cut yard... Mmmmmm. Heavely!!! Mossy Creek Campground has that scent after the grounds have been cut..If that scent could be bottled...it would be my favorite!! If the smells of Mossy Creek were to be made into a wax candle then they would have to be poured into pottery since this is home of the Meader's pottery.. Oh my, I think their may be a market for it.. Lol! Little face jug candles with the smells of camp meeting which include home cooked dinners and deserts,sweet grass,homemade icecream, fresh fruits,shavings(what most of the older tents at the campground has for flooring.)I could go on and on.. Sorry. Got lost in memory lane..
By Tracey on the Mossy on June 12, 2011
Re:candle scents I love candles and use them throughout my home, both for the ambience of the light and the beautiful scents. I find I gravitate toward earthy scents (such as pachouli) or the fresh scents. I don't personally care for florals. Years ago Pier One carried a candle with a fabulous scent, called "Foliage". Unfortunately they discontinued it. I will be anxiously be awaiting Paula's new candles! Karen Cronise
By Karen Cronise on June 08, 2011
Would you PLEASE make a Peppermint candle for Christmas time. I love that scent but can never find it any more. It is especially nice when I have our family buffet and I have some candles burning and I add some pine in there in certain rooms.
By Cindy Thornlow on June 04, 2011
Hey Michelle from an old friend! I loved your blog. What a great job you have. I also LOVE color. No wall in my house is allowed to be beige. I think our favorite candles scents are the ones that evoke fond memories. I once bought a tomato vine scented candle and absolutely fell in love with it. I have never found another quite as unique as that. That scent definitely evokes summer for me.
By Liz Folse on May 31, 2011
I love candles that have a fresh rain scent, in a light cloud blue or fresh light green leaf color, in a glass container (so you can see the color). My husbands favorite is a melon/cucumber scent in any soft color.
By Leilani Purvis on May 31, 2011
I guess I always gravitate to the brighter side of color since we live in a rainy part of the country. It tends to help me stay inspired and hopeful. My favorites are yellow and white with red, green and brown accents. I have to have the brightness those colors bring during the dreary and drippy weather. And then when it does sunshine it's just like God's breathed new life into my soul! I come alive once again! We live in a gorgeous part of the country with the Cascade and Olympic Mts, and the waters of Puget Sound it's just that when that sunshine reveals itself from behind those clouds after so long, it's like a rebirth experience! We truly appreciate sunshine when we get it.The brighter colors help my heart hope for those sunny days ahead for our area. We can go weeks without sunshine on the west side of Washington. A gentle yellow gives me happiness and hope!
By Sky Smith on May 27, 2011
I love candles. My favorite scents are season based. Spices and vanilla's in fall and winter with apple thrown in. Fruit and light scents in the summer. I tend to stay away from the clean, fresh and linen smells as they always seem too strong for my house. I want my sheets to smell good, but I don't want my house to smell like one of the kids dumped the laundry detergent. I tend to gravitate toward warm colors as well. The richer darker colors in winter and with lighter shades, like peach in the summer.
By Christie on May 25, 2011
they look good enough to eat...really are beautiful
By susan..nj on May 24, 2011
Georgia Peach...Blooming Hydrangea, those words make me smile. My favorite color and my favorite flower. Looking forward to smelling the candles to see if they can pull me away from my favorite scent...vanilla.
By Karen Potter on May 24, 2011
Love the warm tones and the brown. I love the fragrance of woodsy, outdoors; that earthy smell of rich moist soil, moss and the smell of the earth when it rains; and the smell of dill. Those smells trigger memories of working in the garden with my grandmother when I was a child. My grandparents also lived in a home with a dirt floor basement. The packed earth of the cool basement always had a fragrance that some dislike, but I find it very beautiful. I also prefer soy based candles. As for containers, definitely want to be able to re-use them, and like a clean simple design. Does not have to be clear glass or anything like that. Love metal containers, as they age well.
By Cynthia Heckman on May 24, 2011
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Inspired by her early days of selling lunches as The Bag Lady, Paula Deen will host a Box Lunch to End Hunger, presented by The Bag Lady Foundation, Springer Mountain Farms, and Hoffman Media. This grab-and-go lunch event will be held at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens on Tuesday, September 16 from 11:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. For a $15 donation at the door (no advanced tickets), guests will receive a box lunch prepared by Edgar's Bakery featuring Springer Mountain Farms chicken and Golden Flake potato chips, and have the opportunity to meet Paula Deen. Grab these delicious boxed lunches and take them back to your office or share with a friend or neighbor. One hundred percent of proceeds will be donated to the Community Food Bank of Central Alabama, which serves 12 counties in our area. For the price of one lunch, 135 meals or 65 pounds of food can be distributed to the food insecure in our area.
"Since September is Hunger Action Month, the timing of this event couldn't be more perfect," says Brian Hart Hoffman, Chief Creative Officer at Hoffman Media. "Paula Deen's dedication to helping those in need and positively impacting people's lives every day makes this event ideal for getting our community involved in the fight to end hunger in Central Alabama."
Each guest will be entered into a raffle to win front-row seats to the Paula Deen Live! show at the Alabama Theatre the same evening.
Sponsors for Paula Deen's Box Lunch to End Hunger include Golden Flake and Edgar's Bakery.
The Birmingham Botanical Gardens are located at 2612 Lane Park Road Birmingham, AL 35223.
Come see Paula's live show at the Times Union Center for Performing Arts in Jacksonville, FL and get a heaping helping of Paula's recipes, and some good old-fashioned fun and laughter!
Tickets available from Ticketmaster here!
Sponsored by Springer Mountain Farms.
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Maggiano's - Cincinnati
- Address:
7875 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, OH 45236Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Maggiano's - Cincinnati
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.maggianos.com/
- Phone: 5137940670x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday-Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm Sunday 3:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian
- Executive Chef: Karl Lenz
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Maggiano's delivers! Just place your order, and we'll take care of the rest. All delivery orders include: table coverings, plates & utensils, a complete setup to keep the food warm throughout your event, party-sized pans providing generous portions for all of your guests. Please call 513-967-4747 to schedule your delivery. Orders must be placed by 7 p.m. for next-day delivery. Minimum order required. Delivery fee applies.
- Entertainment: Wednesdays and Thursdays our Piano Bar is filled with live music.
A word from Maggiano's - Cincinnati
Welcome to Maggiano's Little Italy in Cincinnati, OH, conveniently located at Kenwood Towne Centre. Our dining room is ideal for group lunches, festive gatherings and romantic dinners for two.Continued
Maggiano's specializes in serving lavish portions of authentic Southern Italian cuisine served family style. Our menu is large and varied, offering a great selection of homemade pastas, signature salads, prime steaks, fresh fish and memorable desserts.
Whether for lunch or for dinner, for social gatherings or for work functions, we hope to see you soon!
Maggiano's specializes in serving lavish portions of authentic Southern Italian cuisine served family style. Our menu is large and varied, offering a great selection of homemade pastas, signature salads, prime steaks, fresh fish and memorable desserts.
Whether for lunch or for dinner, for social gatherings or for work functions, we hope to see you soon!
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Maggiano's - Cincinnati reviews from OpenTable diners
380 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (254)good for groups (208)romantic (143)great for lunch (121)fit for foodies (94)great for outdoor dining (93)kid-friendly (92)neighborhood gem (77)notable wine list (61)great for brunch (43)hot spot (39)late-night find (28)vibrant bar scene (24)scenic view (11)Show More
- Outstanding Lunchrich4lunchDined on 9/29/2014Our lunch at Maggiano's in Kenwood was outstanding. Stephanie our server ensured our food and service was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LeoOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014Nice food nice place conveniently located good optionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/27/2014made reservations, taken to my table within 5 minutes. my waitress was very friendly, the service was very good .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great new lighter optionsOliverCinciVIPDined on 9/24/2014Maggiano's is so reliably delicious! We love their new lighter takes on a lot of their dishes! A lot of them are 40-50% less caloriiea that the original but taste really good! One more reason to come more often!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Celebrated Birthday in styleGoing4GoodFoodDined on 9/21/2014Fun and engaging atmosphere with wonderful waitstaff! They made my birthday dinner with family fun and delicious!Special Features:
- luv2eatItalianluv2eatItalianDined on 9/21/2014As always, the food, service, wine and our seating area was wonderful and very enjoyable. We keep coming back for so many reasons.Special Features:
- Great FoodItalianLoverDined on 9/21/2014Expensive food but great taste. The portions are not as big as you would expect considering the price. Just as a comparison, Olive Garden's dishes are bigger than what is served at Maggiano's.Special Features:
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014The food is a always fantastic but our service was horrible. Our waitress served everyone around us then 20 minutes later finally came back to our table. Then is,took another 15 to refill our drink after we had to ask 3 times for,it. Besides the waitress everyone else was fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedLam1966Dined on 9/20/2014I have been to Maggiano's before,, I have taken my team there to eat and I have always been pleased with the service and the food. It is a nice place,, and I do plan to dine there again. However,, this experience was not the best. It started with the honoring of my reservation. I arrived 10 min before my 8:30 reservation. I was not sat until 8:45. Our server came over and was pleasant. However, other tables around us who were sat and ordered after us received their food before us. The server told us it was due to the steak, that it takes 30 min to cook a medium steak, really? It took so long that we did not get a chance to eat we had to get it to go. Once home we found the steak was overcooked. For $45 I would have expected moreSpecial Features:
- How slow can a restaurant beKjyoungVIPDined on 9/20/20143 of us ordered salad and from the time we ordered until we got our food it was 55 minutes, way too long. Server blamed the kitchen but if we wanted anything we had to track him down. We won't go back on a weekend, at least not to this location.
- BOGO!BottleOfRedVIPDined on 9/20/2014Eating here is such a great value. We all took advantage of the buy a pasta take a pasta home and both meals were great (and reheated really well). I ordered the Taylor Street Baked Ziti and it came to the table piled high in a steaming hot casserole dish. It was delicious and such a huge portion that I could have shared it with two other people. The fettuccini and spaghetti ordered at the table were also good, but the chocolate cake that we ordered for dessert was amazing! Don't pass up Chocolate Zuccotto Cake....and be sure to share!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of my favoritesLaurieDined on 9/19/2014I dine here often and the shrimp scampi is divine. Portions are huge. Desserts are heavenly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quiet courtyardHydromanDined on 9/19/2014Maggiano's is located in an upscale mall in Cincinnati. Even though the restaurant fronts the parking lot, the courtyard provides a nice, quiet atmosphere, and the food is quite good.Special Features:
- Service worthy of 6 of 5 stars!SoupnSaladDined on 9/18/2014Having eaten at multiple Maggiano's locations in Chicago, I had a pretty good idea what to expect. The decor, food quality and menu selection were all welcoming and familiar. The expected norm ended there. Greeted quickly, I informed the hostess we were quite early for our reservation and yet she sat us without hesitation; even though it was the height of dinner rush. We were waited on by 2 different bus persons, filling our drinks and starting our cocktail order. Our server was attentive but not intrusive or pushy. He had the perfect balance of being right there when needed without us waiting or flagging him down. The entire experience reminded me of a Captain/crew dining experience normally reserved for much pricier establishments.Special Features:
- Perfect visitOliverCinciVIPDined on 9/17/2014Everything was great! We are regulars and tried the lighter options of some of there classic dishes. They were delicious and only half the calories of the originals! Fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always amazingkelroy297Dined on 9/15/2014We stopped in for a late dinner. Megan and Jessica were amazing and attentive servers!!!! Our food was fabulous and the price was right. We had another great experience. Maggiano's is our go-to place for excellent Italian food. We never leave hungry (and usually have lunch for the next several days because of how large the portions are) and the service is delightful.Special Features:
- Great food and service...BAL1234VIPDined on 9/15/2014We have dined at Maggiano's several times and always have good food and service...Now they have the "light fare" entre's on the menu and it's even better...I eat vegan and they made me up a dish of whole wheat pasta with a mix of several vegetables...Was wonderful!!...Special Features:
- Great value!MimiDined on 9/14/2014Family friendly atmosphere, food is always consistent, accommodating to the PEANUT ALLERGY customer-with a visit from the chef to assure food will be properly prepared.Special Features:
- Great foodJohnDDined on 9/13/2014Food was great as usual Server was not so great. Server was very rude at the end of the meal. Hopefully we do not get her again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MenuMrCartier14Dined on 9/13/2014Lighter side can be confusing when choosing the dish. Especially if people such as my wife & I, don't consume pork items. Otherwise, we enjoyed our time there.Special Features:
- Review Maggiano'svickmenDined on 9/12/2014we went to try the Lighter Fare Menu. My wife had one of the dishes and she said it was wonderful. I had the salmon Salad, and it was huge. I didn't have my coupon, but our great waiter Fred, got us free desserts to take home and that was wonderful!.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special OccasionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/10/2014Celebrated a special occasion with family members. Food was great. Service outstanding. Enjoyable evening. Appreciated the quiet atmosphere. Conversation possible! No loud music blaring, which seems to be the standard today. Have already sent feedback to Maggiano's.Special Features:
- Wonderful dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/20146 members of my family had dinner here after an outing and loved it. We were seated in a nice rounded booth that allowed us to easily visit with each other. The food was great and the service outstanding. The pricing was very reasonable.Special Features:
- What happened???Frank15Dined on 9/6/2014Was Looking forward to a great dinning experience at this restaurant like I have had on numerous occasions. Just didn't happen this time around. Got an email 30 min. before I was ready to head out to dinner that my reservations had been cancelled. Called the restaurant and they were able to put me back in, but I had to take a table instead of the booth that I requested. Spoke to both the restaurant and OpenTable and no one can tell me why this happened. Needless to say, the whole experience kinda ruined dinner. Luckily I got the email before I left home. Would have been very frustrating and embarrassing to show up and find out that I didn't have reservations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Why make a reservactionJimmyTheGentDined on 9/6/2014While the food was appetizing and the service once we were seated was fine, a 6:15 pm reservation made 3 days in advance, you expect to be seated pretty close to 6:15, not 6:45 or 6:50. Bar service was pretty dismal. Asked for a vodka martini extra dry, up with a twist, and I got vodka, sweet vermouth and an orange peel. Beyond that, Matt our wait staffer was spot on, the food was hot and served promptly, and very tasty. I'd probably go back at some point, just not on a Saturday, and I definitely won't be ordering a drink. All in all a 5 out of 10. The things they did, they did well, but there is a lot of room for improvement.
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See's Motel, a four-bedroom landmark that has served the community of Wardensville in Hardy County for eight decades, recently reopened through the support of the Wardensville community.
The motel first opened as a family business by Christopher See and his wife, Orpha, in 1933. Their daughter, Marlene See, most recently operated the motel for many years, but she died last year and the motel closed.
Community members suggested that the Wardensville Town Council might be able to help keep the motel open.
Late last year, Wardensville Council created a new, 12-member Wardensville Development Authority to purchase and operate the motel.
"Folks in the community hated to see the motel close down – or worse yet, get purchased, torn down or turned into something else," Wardensville Mayor Tracey "Scotty" Miller said in a news release. "We thought that here was an opportunity for us to keep a local landmark and run it like it had been run for years."
Miller bought the motel on behalf of the town last October at an auction with financing through Capon Valley Bank of Wardensville.
Just before the new year, members of the community hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the hotel to mark its re-open, which would become effective Jan. 2.
"I think it's important that we continue the legacy that the See family left Wardensville," Grace Garrett, a member of the WDA, who also serves on Town Council, said in a news release.
WDA Member Betsy Orndoff-Sayers, who also serves on the town's planning commission, said everyone who visits Wardensville is familiar with See's – from hunters and tourists to skiers, rafters and hikers.
"It's the right thing to do at the right time," Rollin Garrett, another member of the WDA board, said in a news release.
See's Motel is now open seven days a week. Call 304-874-3666 for reservations.


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It's day two of CES 2013, currently in full swing in Las Vegas, and after a slightly slow start concerning smartphones yesterday, Huawei and Sony came to the rescue last night with the announcement of the Ascend D2, Ascend Mate and the Xperia Z respectively. It didn't end there either, so here's the latest news from the show.
U.S. network Verizon confirmed it will be stocking the Samsung ATIV Odyssey Windows Phone handset very soon. The phone will join the HTC 8X and Nokia Lumia 822 in the network's growing Windows Phone range, and may be available for free with a contract. The phone has a 4-inch screen, a 1.5GHz dual-core processor and a 5 megapixel camera. As it's a CDMA phone, it won't be getting a UK release in its current form.
The CEO of chip manufacturer Qualcomm, Paul Jacobs, gave his keynote speech last night and took the opportunity to launch the company's new Snapdragon 800 and Snapdragon 600 processors. He called the quad-core Snapdragon 800, "The most advanced wireless processor ever built," and promised it would be available in smartphones and tablets during the second half of 2013. Amazingly, it will produce up to 75% better performance than the S4 Pro, and reach speeds of up to 2.3GHz.
As for the Snapdragon 600, it'll provide a 40% improvement over S4 Pro chips, while consuming less power for improved battery life. It's also a quad-core processor capable of speeds up to 1.9GHz, and will come with the Adreno 320 GPU, while the Snapdragon 800 will benefit from the brand new Adreno 330 GPU for twice the performance. Check out the cool teaser video Qualcomm has released to promote the new chips here.
American electronics company Coby introduced a wide-range of new products, including the Coby MID7065, a 7-inch Android tablet. The new tablet has Android 4.0 installed and for the first time, access to Google Play. Previous Coby tablets weren't Google certified and therefore users had to use third-party app stores. It also has a 1.2GHz processor, 8GB of internal storage memory and a microSD card slot, all for $150.
Hardly the most well-known name in smartphones or tablets in the UK, Alcatel aims to change that with the announcement of the One Touch Evo 7 tablet, a basic 7-inch slate which can be updated in the future with the addition of a 3G connectivity module, should your needs change while you own it. The tablet is otherwise quite basic, with a 1024 x 600 pixel display, a 1GHz processor and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. The price and release date have yet to be confirmed.
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In some ways the Blackhawks gift wrapped a point for the Carolina Hurricanes but did manage to skate away with a 3-2 shootout win. The Hawks followed their usual pattern of starting out strong and struggling later in the game.
Goaltender Cam Ward always seems to give the Blackhawks fits, and was good again Tuesday night. In the end it was Corey Crawford who was a little better and saved the day with some big stops in the waning minutes. The Hawks scored twice while peppering 15 shots at Ward in the opening frame as Carolina only managed five shots on Crawford. It looked as if it would be an easy victory for the Hawks but they were not able to score a third goal.
Maybe it was combination of a lack of focus or possibly the Blackhawks couldn't keep the game simple. They were probably guilty of being too fancy, plus they missed connections on passes and couldn't convert scoring chances. The Hawks looked so much faster than Carolina early as their transition game was going strong, but as the game wore on they did slow down. To play at a quick pace crisp passing is required and highlight reel goals don't happen very often.
Individually there were strong performances from Brandon Saad, Andrew Shaw, Marian Hossa, Duncan Keith and the star of the night Patrick Sharp. Sharp became a father for the second time and this was his first game since the birth of his youngest daughter. As was the case after the birth of his first child, Sharp scored a game winning goal, this time it was in a shootout. Sharp also notched the first Chicago goal.
On the negative side, Michal Rozsival had a poor game. Rozsival looked to be a step slow and was guilty of taking two bad penalties. He also screened Crawford on a shot he should have blocked and that allowed Carolina to tie the score at two. On the play Crawford also lost his goal stick. Carolina did battle back and deserves credit but some breaks did go their way.
The newly formed third line of Saad, Shaw and Joakim Nordstrom was effective. Joel Quenneville keeps changing line combos and that probably won't stop until his squad plays a full 60 minutes.
The Blackhawks recorded their first road win this season and will now get ready to face the Blues on Thursday night at the United Center. The Hawks will look to avenge last week's loss in St. Louis.
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Preview: 'Canes v Kings
The Kings face another difficult assignment on their Australasian tour when they face the Hurricanes in Wellington on Saturday.
The Hurricanes had a bye last weekend and will see this clash against the tournament newbies as an opportunity to close the gap on the tournament leaders.
After a slow start to their campaign, with losses to the Blues and Reds, the Hurricanes bounced back with narrow victories over the Crusaders and the Highlanders.
This match will present them with an opportunity to register a convincing win against the men from Port Elizabeth who battled for large periods of their first tour match - a 55-20 defeat to the Crusaders in Christchurch last weekend.
A player who will be keen to make an impact for the home side is full-back Andre Taylor who returns to the starting line-up after he was demoted to the replacements bench against the Highlanders.
The Hurricanes have a strong track record against South African sides, they've earned 39 wins from 72 games and have scored over 2,000 points for an average of 28.1 points per game, while conceding just a smudge over 20 points.
The Kings have done better than expected since coming into the competition. They kicked off their campaign with a memorable win over the Western Force and were competitive in defeats at home to the Sharks and Chiefs.
However, they struggled in that loss to the Crusaders and their squad depth has been severly tested after losing stalwarts like Luke Watson and Darron Nell to injury.
That, as well as the fiasco surrounding two of their foreign imports - Tomàs Leonardi and Virgile Lacombe - who were forced to fly back to Port Elizabeth after the Kings exceeded SARU's quota for foreigners in their 30-man touring squad would have made a huge dent in their plans.
However, Kings head coach Matt Sexton remains positive who feels preparations were going well in Wellington.
"We've done some previews and have been looking at the footage of the Hurricanes, so we can prepare ourselves for a great performance on Saturday," he explained.
"If we give the Hurricanes the same time, space and momentum as we did last weekend against the Crusaders, it will be another long day.
"So we've been working pretty hard on making sure that doesn't happen, as well as making sure that we hold onto the ball through phases."
Super head-to-head: All Blacks powerhouse Julian Savea is one of the world's best finishers and it will be fascinating to see how his battle with Kings youngster Sergeal Petersen pans out. Savea's destructive running could prove a handful for Petersen but the 18-year-old has punched above his weight since the start of the tournament and has been one of the Kings' best players so far this season.
Prediction: The Kings know what's coming and the best they can do is to try and keep the score as low as possible.Hurricanes to win by 20 points!
The teams:
Hurricanes: 15 Andre Taylor, 14 Alapati Leiua/Matt Proctor, 13 Conrad Smith (c)/Alapati Leiua, 12 Tim Bateman, 11 Julian Savea, 10 Beauden Barrett, 9 TJ Perenara/Chris Smylie, 8 Victor Vito, 7 Karl Lowe, 6 Brad Shields, 5 Jason Eaton, 4 Jeremy Thrush, 3 Ben May, 2 Dane Coles, 1 Ben Franks.
Replacements: 16 Ash Dixon, 17 Reggie Goodes, 18 Mark Reddish, 19 Faifili Levave, 20 Chris Smylie/Samisoni Fisilau 21 Tusi Pisi, 22 Reynold Lee-Lo.
Kings: 15 George Whitehead, 14 Sergeal Petersen, 13 Ronnie Cooke, 12 Andries Strauss (c), 11 Marcello Sampson, 10 Demetri Catrakillis, 9 Shaun Venter, 8 Jacques Engelbrecht, 7 Wimpie van der Walt, 6 Devin Oosthuizen, 5 David Bulbring, 4 Steven Sykes, 3 Kevin Buys, 2 Bandise Maku, 1 Schalk Ferreira.
Replacements: 16 Hannes Franklin, 17 Grant Kemp, 18 Rynier Bernardo, 19 Daniel Adongo, 20 Nicolas Vergallo, 21 Waylon Murray, 22 Hadleigh Parkes.
Date: Saturday, March 30
Kick-off: 16:35 (03:35 GMT)
Venue: Westpac Stadium, Wellington
Referee: Nick Briant (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand), Mike Fraser (New Zealand)
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Works very well in my small shop. I plugged a power strip into the primary outlet which eliminates the need to unplug and plug in tools. More efficient than the remote I had been using.
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I first used this auto vac switch for my mitre saw to cut laminate flooring and those who know, laminate cutting leaves fine dust everywhere. After using this auto switch with our shop vac attached to the saw, dust dropped by 80%. This switch does everything as promised in the description.
Best feature is you can over ride the auto-function and use another power tool to fine tune copes before trim installations. Also the option to power half of the device from another power source is a extremely well thought out idea (was determining factor for purchasing this).
I highly recommend this switch to anyone that stages their power saws in a clients home.
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I bought this thinking that it would control both the primary tool and the aux. It does not! Be warned that the automated control only works for the tool and the vacuum and not both the tool and aux! Get the cheaper $30 switch and just plug and unplug your tool. Or get both and have more options.
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The idea behind this device is good. Could be a handy addition if used on small, low power systems. My shop dust collector is a large 2-bag system, 120V, 15A. Although the device is rated to handle the load, it snaps the breaker when my shop tool is turned on. It is properly configured per the enclosed directions.
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I use this with a shop vac and Oneida Dust Deputy. I wasn't sure how helpful it would be before I got it, but I could not imagine how helpful it is. The level of sawdust in the shop is cut way down because it I never forget to turn dust collection on. I recommend very highly.
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This multiplug / switch needs better design. The purpose of this product is to use several items plugged in at some time to operate items at same time without having to plug / unplug all the time. But it does not give enough room between plugs to plug in extra large set up plugs or other multiplugs on it. Poor design, not very versatile.
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Use it with my shop vac and router. Works every time. Very easy to set up. Love the convenience.
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The description should indicate that this unit is for dust collection systems of less that 1 HP. In other words, use it with a shop vac. In that application, it works great, but I needed something to power an actual dust collection system. The unit is well made and I would give it five stars for use with a shop vac connected to a sander, but this is not for use with a dust collection system.
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Limitations on amperage and dust collectors that are supported was not apparent on the ordering process. When I received it, I found that my Jet Dust Collector may be too many amps for the switch and I would then require another add on product. Luckily, my 1 amp motor does work as advertised and my worry was for nil. I suggest that you check the specs before you order.
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Wings goalie Brandon Miller has been named Defensive Player of the Week by the National Lacrosse League (NLL) for the second time this season.
Miller and the Wings picked up back-to-back wins over the weekend to improve to 4-3 on the season. In the two games, the veteran net minder recorded 84 saves on 104 shots for an 81% save rate. Miller currently has 261 saves through seven games and an 11.29 goals against average, which puts him in the top five in the league.
The Wings travel to Buffalo on Friday March 1 to take on the Bandits at the First Niagara Bank Center at 7:30 p.m. and battle for sole possession of second place in the division.
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