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LINCOLN — Forty years ago, Nebraskans couldn't do much better for a battle of big names than this:
National championship football coach Bob Devaney vs. popular Gov. J.J. Exon, with firebrand state senators Terry Carpenter and Ernie Chambers offering commentary.
That was the setup in the spring of 1971 as the Legislature tried to pass a 5-cent increase in the cigarette tax to help pay for a new multi-sport complex on the state fairgrounds.
One side threatened Devaney might leave NU if the measure failed.
The other side threatened legal challenges to what it saw as questionable ways the tax increase was earmarked.
Sen. Richard Proud, an opponent, introduced a resolution to call the new building "Carvaney Fieldhouse.'' That was a mocking reference to Devaney and Carpenter, who sponsored the amendment to add the sports complex to the list of buildings the new tax money would go to.
Chambers then suggested that Proud and Carpenter stage a duel at Memorial Stadium with admission charged and footballs as weapons.
Such was the hubbub over the university's attempt to build a new arena to replace the NU Coliseum, then in its 45th year. It makes the approval and construction of Pinnacle Bank Arena, which this fall will replace the 37-year-old Devaney Center, downright boring.
NU had tried for years to find funding for a new arena. Then came the cigarette-tax increase plan in 1971.
The proposal passed the Legislature, but Exon vetoed it, saying the tax increase should go into the general fund to be doled out instead of being earmarked for specific projects.
Devaney said he was "disgusted'' by the veto. Carpenter, who said he wouldn't be surprised if Devaney left the state, equated Exon's opposition to "a lack of respect, good manners and breeding.''
Lawmakers voted 31-14 the next day to override Exon's veto for the $12 million project, which eventually came in at $13.8 million.
But the fight wasn't over.
In February 1972, Devaney went back to the Legislature to support three bills that would get the arena project off the drawing board.
Lincoln attorney Larry Sandberg, who testified against the measures because he didn't like smokers being singled out for taxation, admitted his odds against Devaney — now with back-to-back national titles — weren't good.
"I feel like I'm opposing God and some of his disciples,'' Sandberg said.
Devaney said he had traveled the country and seen "many universities smaller and less deserving than ours'' with new arenas.
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During debate on the bills, Carpenter said Devaney "owes it to the state'' to keep coaching at Nebraska until the new arena is built "and his name is put on the front of it.'' Chambers criticized fellow legislators for their "love affair with Bob Devaney,'' who retired after the 1972 season.
The bills eventually passed, the state Supreme Court in April 1972 upheld the constitutionality of the cigarette tax and Exon offered a resolution to eventually name the new arena for Devaney, who he said should be considered "coach of the universe.''
Still, one last bit of drama remained.
At a meeting in 1973, Carpenter surprised Nebraska officials by saying the arena should have 18,000 seats instead of the 15,000 Devaney favored.
"This is the only meeting I've ever attended,'' Carpenter said, "where people oppose spending money to get the ultimate.''
Devaney, worried that any change to the plan would reopen debate on the construction, replied: "I'd like to get this going in my lifetime so I can cast my eyes on it.''
What was known initially as the "Nebraska Sports Complex'' opened in March 1976. The Husker basketball team held one practice there before the official inaugural event — the March 11-13 boys state high school basketball tournament.
As for the smokers who financed the project?
One of the first public address announcements at the state tourney was that smoking was forbidden inside the arena, but that it was allowed in the hallways and concourses. All smoking eventually was banned when clean air laws were passed.
As for the building's name, the NU Board of Regents in November 1978 — after a ruling from the attorney general on who had the power to label a structure — approved "Bob Devaney Sports Center.''
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Mike Herndon of The Mobile Press-Register recently caught up with SEC commissioner Mike Slive to discuss some of the biggest hot-button issues facing the Southeastern Conference today. It's interesting stuff and well worth your time.
Below — in the interest of providing a summary — we provide some of Herndon's topics and Slive's answers, as well as our own thoughts on the commissioner's responses.
Topic 1: What can be done to curtail the influence of boosters on college sports?
Slive: It's time to look at the process and see if there are ways to improve (our) dealing with some of these issues that have surfaced. Many of them are just issues. Most of the things you're talking about are allegations or some of them are just rumors. The fundamental thing is that anything that takes attention away from student-athletes and coaches on the field is not good for the game. When those issues arise, I think we do have a responsibility to take a look and see if whatever processes we have in place, whatever rules we have in place, are in fact sufficient, appropriate, reasonable, expeditious. Any time we have issues that are what we call off-the-field issues, it's always time to see if we can do it better.
MrSEC.com's take: That's a long way of saying, "something needs to be done," but there's no suggestion as to what that something should be. And with good reason — no one in the history of college athletics has figured out a way to keep boosters away from players. So no offense to the SEC's commissioner, but there's nothing to suggest he'll be the man to come up with the silver bullet cure for rogue boosters.
Does something need to be done? Yes. Can something be done? Doubtful. Hammering institutions more harshly — for the illegal actions of boosters — might cause a few to think twice before making those hundred-dollar handshakes, but it wouldn't stop all or probably even most.
Topic 2: Do you envision a time when college athletes will be paid?
Slive: If you mean paying them so they become employees, I don't see that happening. If your question is, is it time to see whether or not the traditional definition of a scholarship — which is room, board, tuition, fees and books — is sufficient in some instances, I think that is an area that deserves a look. One example might be that a scholarship could reach a level of the cost of education rather than just the definition of a scholarship, the full cost of education.
MrSEC.com's take: There is no way for Division I athletic departments to fund salaries or even stipends for all of their athletes. Also, any attempt to fund some sports and not others would result in even greater debate and lawsuits.
Topic 3: Will the SEC re-examine oversigning?
Slive: It's more than just the question of oversigning. It's a question of looking at all these issues that comprise how teams develop their ultimate roster. We have put together a group of our athletic directors who have been working on this now for several months and we anticipate looking at their report in Destin, when we do our business. We expect the First Amendment to be alive and well in Destin and I actually anticipate that we would do something more than we have done up to now.
There are a lot of things that go with it — the question of oversigning, the question of grayshirting, the question of early admission, the question of pre-enrollment in summer school. We are working to take a very comprehensive look at all the different elements, not just the one issue of oversigning.
MrSEC.com's take: Good. As we wrote in February, the SEC has enough advantages when it comes to talent base and income that it should not need to be the most lax league in America when it comes to oversigning.
Topic 4: Has the SEC discussed playing games on Sunday if the NFL lockout continues?
Slive: No, we haven't talked about it. … We've got a lot of tradition. It's the hallmark of this league. … We play on Saturday for the most part. Whether or not we would adjust, no one has said a word to me about that and certainly we're not going to take the initiative.
MrSEC.com's take: We still believe — as we wrote here last month — that this is a non-starter. Moving games would require massive changes for fans' and teams' travel plans. So this isn't something that could likely be done at the last minute… at least not without ticking off fans who have scheduled vacation days, hotel reservations, and airline tickets.
The NFL lockout could conceivably end at any moment. So if it ended one week prior to CBS carrying Georgia versus South Carolina on a Sunday (for example), would that SEC game move back to Saturday? If so, fans of the Dawgs and Cocks would be forced to change their plans for a second time. It makes sense that the networks would want to replace NFL programming, but if the NFL returns, those networks' contracts with the NFL would force them to air the pro games. And that would leave the SEC to shift games back and forth. It's very unlikely that the SEC would play along with anything like that.
Slive Sounds Off On NCAA Allegations, Oversigning, And Sunday Football
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║ Schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
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- Strain mixture and discard the raspberry seeds.
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On a DVD I have Bradman talks about how good Lindwall's bouncer was. He says that although Lindwall wasn't really tall, he used to get it up to throat height. Lindwall looks like he was bloody quick to me.
Lindwall's a guy who deserves to be mentioned with the likes of Kapil, Hadlee and Davidson as bowling all-rounders. Very good batsmen at #8 in any team. On the same DVD, Bradman talks about Lindwall as being a fine batsman.
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in the low 90's (93 ???) mph.
The other point for all these 'old' bowlers, there is very limited film available. It is very likely that Lindwall would have bowled faster on other days when there is no Film recording.
Everything I've read about Bradman indicates that he was an outstanding fielder in the covers before the war - right up there with Hobbs in his prime
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Hutton (c)
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This is based off my ratings, with one wildcard (Larwood) thrown in.
I can choose any keeper I want, and I've gone for Prior, since Botham is a bit high at no.6 for an alltime team, and the tail is quite long. Really think Prior will be solid enough behind the stumps. The bowling attack covers all bases. A speedster to intimidate, a great allround fast bowler, a third-seamer with the knack of picking up wickets and who can run in all day, a classical off-spinner, and Barnes, who probably spun them away from the right-hander.
Greatest Ever Test XI: JB Hobbs, L Hutton, DG Bradman (c), IVA Richards, BC Lara, GS Sobers, AC Gilchrist (wk), Imran Khan, RJ Hadlee, MD Marshall, SK Warne 12th man: M Muralitharan
Favorite XI: WG Grace, VT Trumper, IVA Richards, DCS Compton, FMM Worrell (c), AC Gilchrist (wk), CL Cairns, SK Warne, FS Trueman, SE Bond, T Richardson 12th man: H Larwood
If it were an all pace attack then Prior wouldn't give you any issues behind the sticks, but since it contains Laker and Barnes I'd expect a few missed chances from him.
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Les Ames best average of 58.57 is against New Zealand. However, against Australia it is less than half that at 27.00.
Therefore, Prior and Knott seem better choices to me as the former is probably a better batsman, and the latter an equivalent batsman, but better keeper.
Just a thought......
Wisden names Murali best bowler ever - The Times of India
Has this list ever been updated by Wisden?
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Hutton | Hobbs | Bradman* | Richards^ | Tendulkar | Sobers5^ | Gilchrist+ | Khan3 | Marshall1 | Warne4^ | McGrath2
2nd XI
Sutcliffe | Gavaskar* | Headley | Chappell^ | Lara^ | Kallis5^ | Knott+ | Hadlee3 | Ambrose2 | Lillee1 | Muralitharan4
3rd XI
Greenidge | Richards^ | Ponting^ | Pollock | Hammond^ | Worrell5* | Waite+ | Akram3 | Steyn1 | Holding2 | O'Reilly4
4th XI
Morris | Simpson^ | Sangakkara | Weekes^ | Border*^ | Walcott+ | Faulkner5 | Laker4 | Trueman1 | Garner3 | Donald2
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And smalishah's avatar is the most classy one by far Jan certainly echoes the sentiments of CW
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MG 261 Business Law II
Girvin, Ralph
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B.A. English and American LiteratureJuris Doctor St. Mary's University School of Law
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Fort Bliss Bldg. 616 room 9
Office Hours
15 minutes before and after class or as needed
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(915) 356-8114
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January 14, 2013 - March 10, 2013
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Textbooks can be purchased through the Parkville Bookstore
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Learning Outcomes: Core Learning Outcomes
For this course, the core assessment is a Comprehensive Final Examination to be administered in all sections of MG 261. This exam is worth at least 30 percent of the student's final grade and will test students' mastery of the Core Learning Outcomes (as listed on this syllabus) through definitions, essay, and/or multiple choice questions.
This core assessment is a CLOSED BOOK, CLOSED NOTES comprehensive examination that must be administered and proctored in the classroom and is not to be given as a take-home examination. Students should not have access to the exam or its questions before it is administered. The duration of the exam can be no longer than two hours.
No computers, or materials other than a writing instrument and a calculator without text functions and communication may be used for the exam; this applies to all students, regardless of whether the exam is for on-line or face-to-face students. Completion of the exam is strictly individual; students may not work in groups to complete the exam.
Link to Class RubricClass Assessment:
1. 1ST EXAM = 100 points = 15%
2. 2ND EXAM = 100 points = 15%
3. FINAL EXAM = 300 points = 20%
4. CASE REVIEW = 150 points = 15%
5. ARTICLE REVIEW = 150 points = 15%
(50 points each) = 200 points = 20%
7. TOTAL = 1000 points = 100%
F……………..Below 600%
The course grade for students will be based on the overall average of homework and tests taken during the course in accordance with the weighting of the various requirements as stated in the syllabus.
All final exams in all School of Business courses will be comprehensive and will be closed book and closed notes. They will constitute 30% of the total course grade and will not be a take-home exam. They will be completed during the test week in the period designated by the registrar or by the Proctor in the case online courses. If calculators are allowed, they will not be multifunctional electronic devices that include features such as: phones, cameras, instant messaging, pagers, and so forth. Electronic Computers will not be allowed on final exams unless an exception is made by the Dean of the School of Business.
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Dodgers second. Kemp homered to right on a 1-0 count. H.Ramirez flied out to center fielder C.Young. Ethier singled to center. L.Cruz singled to right, Ethier to second. Treanor grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher Miley to second baseman A.Hill, Ethier to third, L.Cruz out. Capuano was out bunting, third baseman C.Johnson to first baseman Goldschmidt.
1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 left on. Dodgers 1, Diamondbacks 0.
Diamondbacks third. Jo.McDonald homered to left on a 2-1 count. Miley struck out. C.Young lined out to second baseman M.Ellis. A.Hill popped out to third baseman L.Cruz.
1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 left on. Diamondbacks 1, Dodgers 1.
Diamondbacks fourth. J.Upton flied out to right fielder Ethier. Kubel struck out. Goldschmidt singled to right. M.Montero homered to right on a full count, Goldschmidt scored. C.Johnson struck out.
2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 0 left on. Diamondbacks 3, Dodgers 1.
Dodgers sixth. Ad.Gonzalez struck out. Kemp walked on a full count. H.Ramirez doubled to left, Kemp to third. Ethier grounded out, second baseman A.Hill to first baseman Goldschmidt, Kemp scored, H.Ramirez to third. L.Cruz flied out to left fielder Kubel.
1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 left on. Diamondbacks 3, Dodgers 2.
Diamondbacks seventh. Sh.Tolleson pitching. Goldschmidt singled to left. M.Montero singled to left, Goldschmidt to second. C.Johnson sacrificed, catcher Treanor to first baseman Ad.Gonzalez, Goldschmidt to third, M.Montero to second. Jo.McDonald infield single to first, Goldschmidt scored, M.Montero to third. Miley grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Ad.Gonzalez to catcher Treanor, M.Montero out, Jo.McDonald to second. C.Young grounded into fielder's choice to third baseman L.Cruz, Jo.McDonald out, Miley to second.
1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 left on. Diamondbacks 4, Dodgers 2.
Dodgers seventh. Treanor struck out. A.Ellis pinch-hitting for Sh.Tolleson. A.Ellis doubled to left. M.Ellis flied out to right fielder J.Upton. Victorino singled to center, A.Ellis scored. Ad.Gonzalez doubled to center, Victorino to third. Ziegler pitching. Kemp grounded out, shortstop Jo.McDonald to first baseman Goldschmidt.
1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 left on. Diamondbacks 4, Dodgers 3.
Dodgers ninth. Putz pitching. B.Abreu pinch-hitting for Belisario. B.Abreu struck out. M.Ellis singled to left. Victorino walked, M.Ellis to second. Ad.Gonzalez doubled to right, M.Ellis scored, Victorino scored.
2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 left on. Dodgers 5, Diamondbacks 4.


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Annual to tree
Leaves basal or cauline, alternate to whorled, simple to compound
Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
Annual to perennial herb (subshrub)
Stems generally erect
Leaves alternate, generally entire
Inflorescence: heads generally radiate, 1many in loose, panicle-like or flat-topped clusters; involucre hemispheric; phyllaries narrowly lanceolate, in 2several equal to strongly graded series; receptacle flat to steeply conic, naked, smooth to shallowly pitted
Ray flowers (0) generally 10many; ligules generally white, pink, or blue (yellow)
Disk flowers many; corollas generally narrowly funnel-shaped, yellow; style tips 0.10.8 mm, ± triangular
Fruit 0.53 mm, generally ± oblong, compressed to ± cylindric, generally 2-ribbed, generally sparsely hairy; pappus (0) generally of 650 longer, inner bristles and shorter outer bristles, narrow scales, or short crown
Species in genus: ± 375 species: wordwide
Etymology: (Greek: early old age)
Reference: [Nesom 1992 Phytologia 72:157208]
Perennial 825 cm, from taproot and short-branched caudex, often densely cespitose, stiffly spreading-hairy, sessile-glandular
Leaves: basal 47 cm, sometimes long-petioled, linear-oblanceolate, gradually reduced upwards
Inflorescence flat-topped; heads disciform, 1many, 812 mm diam; phyllaries ± equal
Pistillate flowers many; ligules 0 or < involucre
Disk flowers: corollas generally abruptly inflated to throat
Fruit: pappus bristles 1217
Ecology: Sagebrush or juniper scrub
Elevation: 13002600 m.
Bioregional distribution: c High Sierra Nevada, San Bernardino Mountains, Great Basin Floristic Province, Desert Mountains
Distribution outside California: to Oregon, Colorado, New Mexico
Stems unbranched
Inflorescence: head 1
Ecology: Habitats of sp.
Elevation: 18002600 m.
Bioregional distribution: San Bernardino Mountains
Distribution outside California: to Utah
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The Luana Waikiki stands adjacent to Fort DeRussy Park and near the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. Ala Moana Shopping Center, Hawaii Convention Center, Ala Wai Golf Course, and Waikiki Beach are all located within a mile (1.6 kilometers) of the hotel.
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The hotel lobby features an expansive framed mirror, flower arrangements, and cushioned seating. A mezzanine level offers three computers. Multiple small meeting rooms, high-speed Internet access, a fax machine, and a printer are available for a fee. A secluded outdoor pool is flanked by cabanas and complimentary barbecue grills. A fitness room contains free weights, a treadmill, a step machine and a weight machine. A full-service health spa, Ville de Coco, offers treatments such as lomi lomi massage and facials. Guests can rent bicycles on site. Valet parking is available for a surcharge.
The smoke-free, 16-story Luana Waikiki offers 217 guestrooms, studios and one-bedroom suites with televisions and CD players. Accommodations are decorated with lamps featuring bronze sculptures of hula dancers and icon Duke Kahanamoku with his surfboard. Units include mahogany-colored cabinets and trim. Accommodations provide city, park or ocean views from private balconies. Studio condos feature kitchenettes with mini fridges, two-burner stoves, microwave ovens, coffeemakers, cookware, and tableware. One-bedroom suites offer kitchens that also include dishwashers, four-burner stoves, and refrigerators. High-speed Internet access is complimentary.
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"After a win, everything is that much better," said sophomore quarterback Phillip Sims. "It's sweeter; the whole team is energized. Everybody is back to normal. It's good to see smiles on guys' faces when they come in the door, instead of everybody frowning like, "how are we gonna turn it around?""
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260 6th Ave, New York, NY | Directions 1001440.729022 -74.002344
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Neighborhoods: Greenwich Village, Downtown
Perfect! – If you can't just hop on a plane and fly to Tuscany for the real deal, Da Silvano will definitely suit your needs! Great food, great atmosphere and great staff!
Good choice for Dinner – One of the best Italian restaurants in the city. Friendly staff, full of excellent recommendations.
EXCELLENT – Great food, nice wine list, great atmosphere. We even met Silvano who was very warm & entertaining. Would definitely return
Lovely people, wonderful neighborhood food – My husband and I are from Baltimore and we often dine at Da Silvano when we come into the city. It's our favorite place. We love the food, the service
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Last week we were heading up to Maine, driving along the turnpike, when the mood for Da Silvano's struck. We called ahead and made a detour. We were joined by our 9 year old daughter.
As usual we were seated immediately by a lovely, attentive waiter. From our table the street was very visible and our daughter suddenly remarked that
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What made the afternoon special for us was that in spite of the high profile table next to us, our waiter (and indeed the entire staff) treated our
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A delicious, memorable meal served by lovely people.
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Great Meal! – I'm not one for reviews but I had an excellent meal at Da Silvano. Everything from my salad to my appetizer to my main course was very tasty. I've only been there once but would definitely go back again.
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Horrible pretentious place – Terrible service and absolutely overpriced...I would NEVER come back here. A $14 appetizer consisting of 3 shrimps is laughable and it wasn't even good!! Also, and this was the kicker...they refused to put cheese on my pasta Puttanesca b/c it's a fish based dish....I respect Italian cooking traditions when in Italy, but this is America and if I'm paying $20 for a pasta dish and I want cheese then get over your pretentious Italian ways andgive me cheese. The whole experience was just awful!!
Still good people watching – After all these years Da Silvano is still a great place to people watch in the neighborhood. I went on a recent Wednesday night and both this restaurant and Bar Bitti next door still had a decent crowd outside. The hosts make you feel very welcome too and the waiters don't rush you.
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Columbus >Food & Dining > Bernie's Bagels & Deli
1896 N High St, Columbus, OH | Directions 4320140.001016 -83.008079
Mon. - Sat. 11am - 2:30am;Sun. 5am - 2:30am
Neighborhoods: The Ohio State University, University District
bernies slightly better than your mom's basement – Bernies well. The food is okay I prefer a rueban with a little more dresing but it's good. The deli side is nice and motly clean ,it's non smoking and the cooks look clean ,L.A. clean that is. At first the place will look good to you drawing in the local students as a deli with a bar , a bar that serves beer (duh) and has a satge. I guess thats what you call the thing in the corner.
No my experinces at bernies was not as happy or enjoyable as the other reviews and I think that might have to do with the seecret circles in Columbus promoting itself. First there is no matter what time you go to a gig or show or people playing something like music 9depends what night) always a puddle of urine in the back hallway luckily I dont have to use the mens room and I decided never to use the ladies room again.
I heard that puddle is part of the local scene now .
The bands that play there are hit or mis and i wonder exactly how much take home pay the bands get when the regulars come in the back door without getting charged. The sound guy seems to do his job well when he is actualy in the siund room not smoking or chugging beers down and i got a look at the equipmen a few times and man better bring your own ,thats if they let you .I dont underand what a band is thinking in such a tiny litle urine smelling room playing music so loud with such bad accoustics that the only people that can make anything out are the people outside smoking on the patio not listening to you because they are about to play there music or about to go to a house party.I would not recommnd this place to any band and unless you already ike the band or just wanna get super drunk and scream find another spot. But since some really col people have played through there and I seem to keep going there once a month i give it two stars like i said it' better than your moms basement
Willie and the Lads heartily approved. . . . – If Casablanca had Rick's Cafe for Bogart to hold court, Columbus has Bernie's for the artists/musicians to see/play/and be seen. The likes of Willie Phoenix and other veteran rockers of the scene, with top fresh talent, that surely you will say "I saw them back when" about one day, all assemble here. A not to be missed classic on OSU campus. See you around Fall 07, ciao!!
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A second home to OSU campus record-store employees and other town music know-it-alls. – The Scene
One-half bagel and coffee joint, one-half gritty bar, the Distillery has long been the underground club (literally and figuratively) where many local bands first cut their teeth. If some street credibility is what you're looking for, the Distillery is one place it currently resides.
The Sounds
Performances happen seven nights a week on the postcard-sized stage by locals as well as a plethora of regional and national touring acts The diminutive size of the club belies the enormity of some of the talent that's been booked. Yes, Beck played there. Any music can happen, but indie rock is the most prevalent flavor.
The Food
All the basic staples of a cheap deli are here: bagels (obviously), coffee, muffins and other quick fuel. At night, the shop is a good place to take a respite when the concrete music room gets too crowded or too loud.
Bernie's Rocks – I've loved Bernie's since I was a teen and they were playing the Who on the soundsystem (hey, it was retro even then). Went back recently, and nothing had changed -- even the soundtrack. Always a great experience, great ambiance -- the band doesn't even have to be good for it to be a great time.
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Last month, we joined Venezuelan ARB distributors Felipe and Enso Campisi for a 500-mile, e-ticket ride from the capitol city of Caracas, to pavement's end at La Paragua. We'd spent several days pushing through flooded lakes, swamps, and trenchy jungle two-tracks. Our quest was to reach Auyan Tepui and the loftiest waterfall on the planet, Angel Falls.
The predawn light rolled over the eastern horizon like a wave of magenta and ochre, and roosters alerted camp of morning's arrival. Excited to get moving again and expecting another long day, we were up early for a morning swim in a nearby creek. It never really gets cool in these parts. The nights are too hot for sleeping bags, so our bedding consisted of a hammock and mozzie-net stretched between two poles or trees. The sun didn't take long to heat things up, beating down with intensity, and the day would soon be as sweltering as the previous.
The track was slightly wider as it wound east from El Tigre, and our tires seemed to be holding their own through the early part of the morning. But as the jungle encroached, ruts deepened and the track narrowed again, we lost another tire, and then another. This time it was a TSL on the Land Cruiser, and it came off in a long gravelly trench with the jungle pushing right up to the doors. By the time we moved the vehicle to a place we could access the tire, the bead had been damaged by roots and rocks grinding against the rim. Ultimately, it would not hold air and we were down to one spare. Although our progress was suffering, spirits were high and the adventure would soon take a turn.
Having already lost a day to vehicle repairs in Caracas, an additional day to flooding and delays in ferry crossings, and still another to persistent tire failures and dismal progress, an executive decision needed to be made. Should we push forward another 40 kilometers with no spare and inevitable tire issues? Leave our rigs, grab our backpacks, and start hiking? Or trek two days back to La Paragua and go to Plan B? Our primary goal was to get to the Salto Angel, the grandest waterfall on the planet, and we were going to get there, period. Leaving our rigs in the jungle was not an option; they would be stolen or stripped clean. Continuing on without spare tires might also result in stranding our rigs. But there was a chance that if we returned to La Paragua, we could hire a pilot to fly us to the remote village of Las Bonitas, where we might get a curiara to take us up the river.
A little disappointed, we jockeyed the vehicles around and started the two-day trek back to La Paragua. At the creek, we dismounted a few of the problem tires, thoroughly cleaned them of mud and debris, and reset the beads: again, with 65 to 70 psi to keep them on. By this time, our 15-year-old ARB compressor had seen almost continuous duty for three days and was getting tired. To our amazement, it held out and kept pumping until the last tire was filled, and would see us back to the pavement.
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On the run back to Lago de Guri, the track, which had been slightly widened by our first passing, gave us limited problems. Only a few newly fallen trees needed to be cut and winched off the path. Pushing hard to reach the lake before dark, we were again without direct communication with Hildera, the barge operator. Without a direct line-of-sight to the island (the old mirror signal would not work), we reverted back to another old-school method, a smoke signal. Locating a 55-gallon drum, we burned everything we could find: oil, plastic, wet branches, even a fiberglass cover from an outboard engine. But it was almost dark and there was little chance we would be seen by anyone. An hour later, Enso, who had been fumbling with his cell phone, got service. He called a friend in Caracas, who called a friend in La Paragua, who radioed Hildera that we were waiting (It is good to have friends and technology.) A few hours after sundown, the drone of an outboard motor could be heard in the distance, and a curiara appeared in the moonlight. It was too dangerous for the barge to navigate at night, so we made our way back to the island under a full moon and would head back for our rigs in the morning.
By the next afternoon, we were at the local airport negotiating a one-way flight to Las Bonitas. A few hundred dollars exchanged hands, and we were crawling into the Cessna 206 and taxiing down the tarmac. Surviving the scuttled landing on a muddy dirt strip, the rain began to fall as we off-loaded our gear under the wing. The Cessna took off and disappeared, we slogged off through tall Gran Sabana grasses towards Rio Caroni.


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I brought my husband here for his birthday, this stay turned out awful. Checked into our room sat down to eat dinner with a movie but couldn't cause the DVD player wasn't hooked up. My husband couldn't figured out where the HDMI cable was 15 min later realized it had fallen behind the entertainment center, food was nice and cold. Second issue, wanted to go for a swim. You would expect that in this VERY expensive pool suite that the pool controls for the pool jets would work but they didn't so we have a pool but can't actually swim in it. Third issue the pool water was soooo hot that we couldn't even stay in it for more then 5-10 min. Also the pool room was so hot it was unbreathable. The pool suite was not worth it. If you can't swim due to the controls NOT functioning properly or cause it was just way to hot. Now I tried to resolve this issue with the GM Maureen but she decided to literally tell me I was full of crap cause she personally checked this room and the DVD player worked just fine "I asked then if you tried the DVD player and it worked just fine then why would you leave a DVD that belonged to someone else in the DVD player" she said that all she knows is it worked what happened in the room after she checked it is out if her control. Same for the pool she checked the whole room and everything worked just fine. She is the one that lights the candles, checks the TV, DVD, RADIO, and POOL well the pool DID NOT WORK. Then she has the nerve to tell me that I don't have any reason to be mad or yelling. When I tried to explain to her that the condition of the room along with her attitude and her tone was what was upsetting me she decided to tell me my attitude was [--] her exact words and then HUNG UP ON ME. WOW what customer service that is, I was called a lier, told I had no reason to be mad or yelling, then I'm told that I have a [--] attitude and to top it off I get hung up on by what this place calls there General Manager. What happened to respect and courtesy? I'm not exactly sure but with this one I'm gonna say they need to retrain or get a new GM. The rest of the staff was very sweet. I just hope that I get a call back from the owner like I requested.
Words cannot describe! – My husband and I stayed at the Champagne Lodge for our 17th wedding anniversary. The hotel is tucked away in a subdivision which is different but so nice to be away from all the traffic and people. We live in Oakbrook and I never realized we were only 10 minutes away from PARADISE! When we entered the room we were greeted by an enormous whirlpool and fireplace. It was love at first sight! I highly recommend the dinner package, the chocolate covered strawberries and champagne were to die for and we received a gift certificate to a romantic little italian restaraunt for the first night. On the second night (saturday) we had a couples massage in their spa. The spa was not what I expected at all, it was just me and my husband and we had the spa room to ourselves! Afterwards when we stopped up at the lobby we were able to help ourselves to a complimentary glass of champagne. I was so impressed at how tasteful and beautiful everything was! Needless to say, we had a hard time saying goodbye! We will definately be back, his birthday is coming up in December and we are already choosing what packages we will try next!
A stay to remember! Will be back!!! – I recently stayed at The Champagne Lodge for business mixed with some relaxation. I am usually in and out of chicago for conventions but I thought I would try something different to add a twist to my already hectic schedule. My wife and I had a wonderful time from the second we checked in. The staff was great, actually pretty entertaining, (we found out we were from the same home town).
Anyways, they showed us to our suite which was unbelievable...i advise the executive! We were close enough to the city, yet far enough away from traffic and over population. Our room had a huge tub, nice steam shower and a oversized plasma.
I have to say this stay was one to remember for my wife and I. It is hard for us to get away when I my work schedule and travel comes in between us. This hotel gave us the opportunity to reconnect... I will be back!!
Don't Make Online Reservations – I made a reservation online for my boyfriend's birthday and was put into the wrong suite upon check-in. Despite the fact that I had a printed copy of the reservation confirmation their computer system had sent me, I was told that my reservation was for a standard suite not a premium suite. The explanation I received was that their computer will automatically downgrade your reservation if the room you requested is not available. I was told that there was no other rooms available.
I had to wait about 15 minutes to speak to the manager, who was also part owner, because she was out tanning. When she did arrive, she again told me that while my copy of the reservation said premium suite, they had me in a standard suite. She did not appologize for their mistake or offer to make it up to us in any way. The only option she offered was to refund our money. The manager had no customer service skills, and was very rude and unproffesional. I felt insulted by the fact she did not appologize for the trouble she had caused or for only offering for us to leave and go stay somewhere else. I took the refund and was left to find another hotel for the night at 5:30 in the evening. The manager did not even stay around to process my refund, and two days later I had to call them because the refund did not go through, only the charge for the room.
Also, the standard room I was put in, did not compare to what the website suggested it would be. The room was very small, along with a very small steam room that did not have a "rain forest shower." The room is all tile floor, and the pillows were thin and cheap. Also, the stereo was on when we walked in and the speakers were blown, and all the lights were not working.
Overall, I was astonished by the manager's inability to handle the situation correctly. I was also very offended that her only option was for us to leave and receive a refund. I would not recommend this hotel, mostly because of the horrible customer service.
I dont feel that this review is fair. We had a problem with overbookings which since been resolved, and we offered a reduced rate to the guest which was not acceptable to the guest. The guest requested to stay free that night and was not happy when told that we can not allow that, so a refund was issued. As far as the rooms appearance and condition, the room was checked and nothing was out of order. The guest spent approx. 3 mins in the room before returning to the front desk. All the rooms have jazz or relaxing music playing when you enter the room. Some static was being picked up from the radio station which may have sounded like a speaker was blown, but it was not. We have many light switches in the room, they were not used. Every room has a rain shower, we have tile in order to keep that room the rooms dry and clean....this isn't fair to write about these things when I have invested to make each room a unique and enjoyable experience. I since replaced the pillows too.
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ok so i have ruby 1.87 and rails3.0 running on ubuntu.... i am trying to install amethyst RoR blogging platform.... -> see: http://www.hulihanapplications.com/projects/amethyst
i have NO prior experience with ruby or rails..... intermediate dev experience otherwise...
here's my only problem.....
As far as i can tell, this RoR app should be opening when i go to http://localhost:3000, but all i see is the "Welcome Aboard" default page....... It has to be something really simple.....
I've also tried:
... and get the standard "Routing Error" page
I don't think the installation is supposed to be hard..... The install guide pretty much just says create the databases, configure the login info, rake: dbmigrate and go ftw....... i have done all this and i assume RoR is setup correctly since i've done a hello world app successfully and i see the "welcome aboard" page.......
so what gives?
Here is my routes.rb:
ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |map|
map.connect '', :controller => "browse"
map.connect ':controller/service.wsdl', :action => 'wsdl'
map.connect '/tag/:tag' , :controller => "browse", :action => "tag"
map.connect '/:year/:month/:day',
:controller => 'browse',
:action => 'archive',
:month => nil, :day => nil,
:requirements => {:year => /\d{4}/, :month => /\d{1,2}/,:day => /\d{1,2}/ }
map.connect ':controller/:action/:id.:format'
map.connect ':controller/:action/:id'
map.simple_captcha '/simple_captcha/:action', :controller => 'simple_captcha'
EDIT: wow i guess i don't know how to post on forums anymore --- this WSIWYG is awful
Mucho thankso
Dustin Johnson
Delete the index.html file inside the public folder in your rails app directory. Make sure you have an index action in one of your controllers or just add a map.root pointing to your desired root action in your routes.rb file.
e.g. map.root :controller => :main, :action => :index
well now that's the strange thing... there is no index.html inside the public folder for this app
i do have an app/views/browse/index.rhtml and an app/views/admin/index.rhtml ----- I know these are the pages i'm looking to get to, but i can't figure out how to pull it up in my browser..... can you look at my routes.rb above and tell me what URL i'm supposed to be using??? .... this app is supposedly already working, you just have to get RoR working first, which i did..... so i don't think i should change anything....... is the example you gave me specific to my app or is that a general example (map.root :controller => :main, :action => :index)
Thanks for your assistance Reymon!!!!
here's another clue...... i think i may have been running the "rails server" command from the wrong folder path......
if i run 'rails server' from the root directory of my hello world app, everything is fine...... BUT.... when i run 'rails server' from THIS app's root directory, the console outputs the man/help/usage text for 'rails', almost like i messed up the syntax of the command.... but i know i didn't......
SO. this is the main deal. Why won't 'rails server' work from my app's root directory?
also noticed........ there is no 'rails' file in my 'script' folder.......... i do have a 'server' file in there that looks about like the same thing.....
renamed the 'server' file to 'rails' and everything works!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks for the help!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Pointing to the lack of enough international orders and uncertainty caused by U.S. military budget cuts, Boeing plans to close its long-running C-17 production line in 2015, the company announced.
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