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Ubuntu Journey to Chile
Knitting Our Lives Together In Love
Join other United Methodist Women members on an Ubuntu Journey to Chile, April 17-27, 2013. Applications are closed.
We'll join with women from the Methodist Women's Federation in Coronel and Lota, located south of Santiago along the coast where Concepción is the regional capital. The women of the Methodist Church of Chile (IMECH for Iglesia Metodista de Chile) are engaged in community work there and are excited to share their women's cooking and crafting workshops and their income generating projects with us.
While Chile may be South America's richest, most stable nation, poverty and inequality remain high. Lota and Coronel are some of the poorest cities in Chile. Team members will:
- Be welcomed with open arms and warm Chilean hospitality by members of the Federation of Methodist Women of Chile.
- Stay in the homes of the Chilean women and meet their families.
- Visit and immerse in a country in the way a regular tourist would never get to experience.
- Learn from one another's cultures and ways of worshipping through fellowship and dialogues during the Sunday worship service.
- Talk with the Chilean women about the important issues in their lives.
- See the women's crafts made during their meetings. These include ribbon embroidery, traditional wool shawls woven on looms, and knitting. (We welcome crafters to the team that would like to share what you make.)
- Volunteer at the girl's home in Coronel, a program of the Methodist Women, where local girls are placed after being removed from abusive homes.
The communities where we will be visiting suffered a great deal of trauma after the earthquakes two and a half years ago. We will learn how the women there have started generating income through their craft projects. Through experiential learning, we will discover how to engage in the future.
Rev. Marji Bishir, an ordained deacon and staff member at the North Texas Conference, will lead the US team. The Chilean team leaders are Denise Soto Vergara and Ivonne Pereira.
If you are interested in this Ubuntu Journey, please contact:
Marji Bishir at 972-526-5000 | firstname.lastname@example.com
or email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Application deadline: January 11, 2013 / Applications are closed.
Initial deposit: $1,700
Estimated full cost of the trip: $2,900
Team Leaders
Rev. Marji Bishir is the U.S. team leader for Ubuntu Chile for United Methodist Women (UMW.) A resident of Dallas, Texas, Bishir is an ordained deacon in the North Texas Conference and the Associate Director for the Center for Missional Outreach, which is responsible for the ministry with the poor and oversight of global health programs. She has traveled to visit United Methodist mission sites and missionaries in Africa, Mexico, Haiti and throughout Latin America.
Denise Soto Vergara is the United Methodist Women (UMW) hostess and co-leader of Ubuntu Chile. A resident of Santiago, she is the also the United Methodist Women's coordinator for Chile and hosts all United Methodist mission-team volunteers from the United States. When she is not wearing multiple hats with the United Methodist Church, Denise is the Director of institución Sweet – a day school for children. She holds a masters degree from the Universidad de Tarapacá.
Ivonne Lorena Pereira Diaz, a native of Chile, is the hostess and co-leader of Ubuntu Chile for the United Methodist Women. She also serves as the president for Confederation of Methodist Women in Latin America. Santiago is Diaz's home, but in this official role, she travels all over the world, including frequently to New York, where she works with the United Nations Liaison Office for the World Council of Churches, the UN policy arm to the ecumenical community.
Tentative Agenda
Wednesday/Miercoles - 17
- Travel day. Flight to Santiago (from Dallas or Atlanta) leaves approx. 9 p.m.
Thursday/Jueves - 18
- Travel day. Arrive in Santiago about 9:30 a.m. Meet leaders
- Ground transporation to hotel, Posada del Salvador in Providencia
- Lunch/Almuerza and Rest
- Team Meeting RE: schedule and agenda
- Dinner/Cena
Friday/Jueves - 18
- Breakfast at hotel. Devotional.
- Presidential palace/Palacio de La Moneda
- Lunch/Almuerza
- Visit Episcopal office and preschool known as"Institution Sweet"
- Dinner/Cena
Saturday/Sabado - 20
- Breakfast at hotel. Devotional.
- Visit to the Dominican Abbey
- Lunch/Almuerza
- Visit Bellavisa Neighborhood/Barrio Bellavista between the Mapocho River and San Cristóbal Hill
- Bus to San Cristobal Hill - Statue of Immaculate Conception
- Dinner/Cena
Sunday/Domingo - 21
- Breakfast at hotel, pack and check out
- Visit Church at Iglesia Metodista de Providencia
- Bus from Estacion Centra to Coronel (6 hours)
- Meet and greet women of Coronel; spend the night in homes of neighborhood women
Monday/Lunes - 22
- Breakfast/Desayuno in neighborhood home
- Encentro con mujeres Taller Laboral: Visit with women at the Coronel church. Crafts, group dialogs and exchange of ideas about important issues and social action topics
- Lunch/Almuerza in the church followed by more time with the women
- Dinner/Cena at the church
- Team debriefing
- Return to neighborhood homes
Tuesday/Martes -23
- Breakfast/Desayuno in neighborhood home
- Bus to Lota
- Beach and visit Second Church of Lota/Segudo Iglesia de Lota
- Encentro con mujeres: Visit with the women of the Lota church. Crafts and exchange of ideas and social action dialogue
- Lunch/Almuerza at the church
- Bus back to Coronel
- Dinner/Cena at the church
- Team debriefing
- Back to neighborhood home
Wednesday/Miercoles - 24
- Breakfast/Desayuno at neighborhood home
- Work at Methodist Girls' Home/Residencia de Ninas: Faro de Luz y esperanza
- Lunch/Almuerza at the Girls' Home
- Return to Church
- Visit with the "Lot of Life" older adult group at Coronel
- Dinner/Cena at the church
Thursday/Jueves - 25
- Breakfast/Desayuno in neighborhood home
- Bus to Santiago. (6 hours)
Friday/Viernes 26
- Breakfast/Desayuno at hotel. Devotional.
- Visit Museum of Memory and Human Rights
- Back to hotel to pack
- Final team meeting.
Saturday/Sabado - 27
- Travel Day: Return to US.


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25 February 2010
Johannesburg, 25 FEBRUARY 2010
The South African Breweries Ltd (SAB) is delighted to have been awarded DealMakers magazine "Deal of the Year" award for its Zenzele black economic empowerment transaction. The publication announced their annual rankings and award winners for 2009 at its annual banquet in Sandton on Wednesday evening, 24 February.
The R7.3-billion Zenzele broad-based BEE deal was one of fourteen deals short-listed for this award category which were judged by an independent panel led by Professor Mthuli Ncube, Dean of the Commerce Faculty at the University of the Witwatersrand.
SAB Zenzele was first announced on 1 July 2009 and will ultimately place 8.45% of the company's shares under black ownership.
Transaction participants include SAB employees, qualifying black-owned liquor and soft drink retailers, and a new SAB Foundation. After the ten-year transaction period, SAB Zenzele shares will be exchanged for SABMiller shares. The transaction will equate to an effective 14.1% BBBEE transaction in terms of the BBBEE Codes of Good Practice.
SAB MD Norman Adami says: "We are honoured to have received this award which recognizes our goal of delivering a broad-based empowerment transaction which is both innovative and distinctive."
"The award clearly demonstrates one of our key values in action, namely that we work and win in teams. A multi-disciplinary team representing all functions across the business has worked on our Zenzele transaction and I am very proud of all the team players. We are now focused on ensuring it is successfully implemented," he says
This week, the retailer component of Zenzele opened for participation by retailers. The offer is scheduled to close on 7 April 2010 and will be implemented in May 2010.
Several factors make the Zenzele transaction distinctive, including that:
- The benefits of the deal are targeted at key stakeholder groups who play a meaningful role in the long term business success of SAB and its soft drinks division ABI;
- No external bank funding is required;
- A meaningful bi-annual cash dividend is expected to be paid from year one; and
- The transaction is affordable and easily accessible - qualifying retailers will make only a small cash investment.
The fact that Zenzele also acts as an incentive for beer and other liquor retailers to become licensed is a key societal benefit and in keeping with SAB's belief that the liquor industry as a whole can only become sustainable once it has been normalised.
Participants will, from inception, have voting and economic rights in SAB, and bi-annual cash dividends are expected to be paid to all participants from year one for the whole of the ten-year transaction period.

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From the cold, dark depths of the great Johto sea comes a fish that strikes fear into the hearts of Electric-types everywhere. Chinchou is the only Water / Electric type in Little Cup, which lets it check Electric-types while damaging opposing Water-types like Staryu. Chinchou's ability to deal with Electric-types is further improved by its wonderful ability, Volt Absorb. Not only does it give Chinchou an immunity to Electric attacks, but it also heals Chinchou each time it activates; this makes even Water / Ground types jealous of Chinchou's ability to switch into Electric-type attacks. Chinchou's typing and ability are backed by a fabulous base 75 HP stat and a decent base 67 Speed stat. Finally, the best thing ever given to this floppy fish is Volt Switch, which gives Chinchou a brand new role as a scout. Even Ground-types fear Chinchou because it can blast them with a Hydro Pump and continue on its way. It also has a movepool as deep as the sea it came from, with both offensive and defensive options at its disposal, including the coveted Heal Bell.
With so many amazing qualities, you might wonder why Chinchou isn't on every Little Cup team in existence. However, despite being a versatile Pokemon overall, Chinchou is held back by its other, less impressive attributes. It has very pitiful Defense, making the Fighting-types common throughout Little Cup a major threat to it. Chinchou also has subpar Special Attack, which means any attempt at being an offensive threat will be a rather weak one. Its Special Defense isn't good either, so Chinchou won't be taking hits if it isn't equipped with an Eviolite. Its Speed is also average, causing it to be outsped by fast attackers. However, despite all of its shortcomings, Chinchou manages to be a threat in LC; if you're not careful, Chinchou will drag you down to the deepest trench in the ocean and make you its prey.
Say hello to the number one Murkrow counter to ever exist in Little Cup: RestTalk Chinchou. Most Murkrow are strong enough to harm offensive Chinchou even with resisted Brave Bird and then finish it off with Sucker Punch. With this set, however, the case is different. This Chinchou takes very little from Brave Bird and can avoid Sucker Punch with Rest and Sleep Talk. Poor old Murkrow now has no choice but to flee the scene and is forever embarrassed by the fact that it is now a bird that can't beat a fish. Scald is preferred over Surf or Hydro Pump because it can spread burns despite being very weak. Heal Bell is again used to remove status, and it works well in conjunction with RestTalk because it can wake up Chinchou early. However, Discharge can help spread paralysis and OHKO Murkrow. It's also useful in stopping Croagunk, who otherwise walls this set to hell and back thanks to Dry Skin.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Chinchou has a decent Speed stat that is more than good enough to make a Choice Scarf set viable. With a Scarf, Chinchou hits 24 Speed, which outspeeds every unboosted Pokemon in the tier and even outspeeds Dragon Dance Scaggy. Hydro Pump is used for more power, while Surf is an option for better accuracy. Thunderbolt is Chinchou's main way of using its Electric STAB, but due to the problems of locking itself into Thunderbolt, Volt Switch is a good move to use when one is wary of an Electric resist switching in. Ice Beam is for the pesky Grass-types such as Lileep that tend to switch into Chinchou. Ice Beam also offers additional coverage to widen the pool of Pokemon that Chinchou can revenge kill.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
This is Chinchou's most versatile set. With it, Chinchou can be a great special attacker while also supporting its team with Heal Bell. Hydro Pump is a must, as Chinchou needs it to ensure the highest damage output possible. Volt Switch is a great scouting move, and it deals good damage with STAB and the given EVs. However, as using Volt Switch forces Chinchou to switch out, Thunderbolt can be used as a more reliable attack at the expense of losing opportunities to gain momentum. Hidden Power Grass is used for opposing Chinchou, which can take both Hydro Pump and Volt Switch or Thunderbolt with ease. Heal Bell is the icing on the cake; with it, Chinchou can relieve itself and its teammates from any status conditions at the cost of a single turn. With the combination of Volt Absorb and Heal Bell, Chinchou fills the role of a cleric nicely.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
What used to be a threatening force is now the equivalent of a war veteran; although it did well in its time (the previous generation), this set now needs tons of support to work in the same way. With a single boost, Agility Chinchou hits 32 Speed, outspeeding everything in Little Cup. This would be great if Chinchou had stellar defenses to back it up, but it must use Life Orb instead of Eviolite in order to deal a sufficient amount of damage. These weak defenses make setting up much harder. This issue is compounded by Chinchou's four-moveslot syndrome; whatever attacking moves it carries, there will always be Pokemon that wall it. Choosing between Hidden Power Grass and Ice Beam depends on what you need to hit. The former gets rid of opposing Chinchou, but leaves you helpless against Grass-types; the latter is the exact opposite. Hidden Power Grass is recommended because the only thing Ice Beam hits that Hydro Pump or Surf and Thunderbolt don't hit is Grass-types, and opposing Chinchou with Eviolite can actually beat this set one on one should it not carry Hidden Power Grass.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Other Options
Chinchou has a movepool that ranges from the ocean floor it lives on to the clouds it often gets carried away to by its predators. It has so many options that tons of sets instantly come to mind. Sadly, not all of them are good. Water Absorb is Chinchou's Dream World Ability, and while it sounds good on a sand team, Lileep uses an immunity to Water-type attacks (Storm Drain) much better. Chinchou has many physical moves at its disposal, but due to its low Attack stat, it is unable to use them effectively. Rain Dance seems like a fun way to power up Hydro Pump and utilize Thunder, but rain is generally unviable in Little Cup and Chinchou doesn't have a moveslot for it. If you have Snover on your team, you can run Blizzard over Ice Beam, but it's really situational and Ice Beam is almost always better due to the presence of Sand in Little Cup. Chinchou also has access to Confuse Ray and Screech, but these usually amount to no more than gimmicks and shouldn't be run over the listed sets without a very specific purpose in mind. Psybeam can be used to get a surprise hit on Croagunk, but doing so will force Chinchou to lose precious coverage. Toxic can be used on the RestTalk set to help beat Lileep in a stall war, but it does not fit with the purpose of the RestTalk set and would require nearly an entirely different set to work properly. Substitute might sound good with Chinchou's high HP stat, but Heal Bell completely outclasses it in status blocking, and Chinchou isn't meant to take hits. Hidden Power Fire might be useful for hitting Snover as well as stopping Steel-types such as Bronzor and especially Ferroseed, which walls Chinchou horribly, but it's best to leave those pests to Fire-types. Bronzor isn't 2HKOed by Hidden Power Fire and is hit harder by Surf anyway.
Checks and Counters
If you're hungry, you can chop up Chinchou into sushi, which is exactly what Munchlax does to this poor fish. Nothing Chinchou can do will hurt Munchlax, which can just use Earthquake to shake up a little fishy stir-fry. Lileep has Storm Drain and Giga Drain to easily dispose of Chinchou. Misdreavus can easily KO thanks to her good Speed and unusually high Special Defense. Timburr and Shed Skin Scraggy can counter the RestTalk set without fear of Scald burns and set up. Foongus, Shroomish, and even Cacnea can threaten Chinchou with their Grass STABs, but they fear Ice Beam. Drilbur can OHKO with Earthquake, and Snover and Ferroseed wall Chinchou to hell and back while only fearing the rare Hidden Power Fire. Diglett can trap Chinchou and OHKO it if it gets a free switch. Murkrow can severely damage non-RestTalk Chinchou with Sucker Punch. Almost all faster threats with physical moves can easily prey on Chinchou and make it their dinner.


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If someone asked where to go in Newton to buy a $90,000 violin, most citizens would be stumped. Yesterday, I found the answer is Carriage House Violins, just around the corner from my house in Upper Falls.
Carriage House Violins quietly moved into the Echo Bridge mill complex at Chestnut and Elliot streets about two years ago. From the street, if you look carefully, you can see a small sign outside a smallish looking storefront. The modest facade is the entrance to a surprisingly large, beautiful, and very interesting facility. At its heart, it is a retail store for quality violins, violas and cellos but there's quite a bit more going on in there as well.
There are a number of workshops with craftsmen repairing instruments and hand crafting their own instruments. There is something startling about seeing a piece of bare wood being carved by hand and realizing that it will soon become one of the beautifully finished instruments that are hanging everywhere.
For the customers, there are showrooms with racks of instruments everywhere and nearby soundproof rooms for taking them for a test ride. The facility also has a lovely 45 seat recital hall where they have regular performances. In off hours, they often rent out the recital hall for private functions. A few days before I was in, the Newton Chamber of Commerce held their holiday party there.
The old mill setting gives the whole facility a warm cozy feel due to the ancient timbers, wide old floorboards, and the view out the windows to Echo Bridge and the river.
Recently, they held what sounded like a wonderful event called "Modern Makers" that was free and open to the public. In October, they assembled dozens of instruments and bows from world renown artisans from around the world. Many of the instrument makers themselves were on hand to talk about the instruments and their craft.
Carriage House Violins is the creation of Christopher Reuning, a world famous instrument maker himself from a family of instrument makers. Reuning and Sons Violins, a family business since the 1970s, moved to Boston in the mid 90s. They opened Carriage House Violins to cater to advanced students to professional musicians while Reuning and Sons continues to focus on rare and antique instruments.
While Carriage House Violins does handle high end violins (up to roughly $100,000) they also carry a wide range of instruments from approximately $1000 and up.
It's amazing to me that this fascinating business has been hiding in plain sight just around the corner from me in Upper Falls. I'm beginning to wonder what other interesting businesses are also hiding nearby.


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Here I am at 2000m, sitting on my behind on Whistler Peak. It is a stunning bluebird day and in front of me is an untracked powder field. The catch? To get there I have to navigate a gnarly entrance which I have never done before. I have to edge down an icy, exposed chute and halfway down I will have to let go and slide over a rock slab - no edge engaged, nothing to hold on to.
Just quietly, being exposed on the side of a mountain like this freaks the hell out of me. I grew up in outback Queensland, Australia where the ground is FLAT. Stick me on the side of a snow covered cliff and I feel like I am going to fall into space. It is a hard fear to overcome and I have had a few horrible experiences in the past on steep sections.
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Cons – There is a large disconnect between executive management & real issues in workforce.
The Workplace is under-resourced for the set objectives in all departments. The company has experienced annual redundancies (7 years running) & struggles for profitability. The lack of financial stability leads to limited growth & development opportunities. Annual Salary adjustments do not keep up with inflation. Human resources management is quite poor.
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No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
I worked at Accelrys full-time
Pros – Good place for people who can handle changes in direction on a regular basis and know how to handle politics.
Cons – Company is wrought with politics. They only care about M&A's and positioning themselves to be sold. They don't appreciate long-term employees and are not thinking of products that customers rely on heavily. They think that R&D employees are easily replaced instead of recognizing the complexity of work experience the products require.
Advice to Senior Management – Make sure people in headquarters work with people in remote offices and that they don't ignore or sabotage them. Stop promoting people who are not respected by your employees. Don't forget your Cheminformatics baseline.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company
I worked at Accelrys full-time
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2. Friendly work environment.
3. Happy Hour on Thursday
4. Lots of projects to work on.
5. Provide training
6. Flexible hours
It's a great place to work on new projects. Management will support training to deploy new technologies. Everyone works hard and have been there for years.
Cons – 1. Work long hours.
2. Team gets consolidated to smaller group yearly.
3. Outsource work to India.
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I worked at Accelrys full-time for more than 8 years
Pros – Good products with a heavy emphasis on the science. Used to have less focus on software engineering but this is now improving year-on-year. Engineers and scientists do what is needed to get the product out, on-time with quality. Growth via M&A.
Cons – Organic growth is limited and so mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are always at the forefront. Integration of new technology into Accelrys stack not optimal. Legacy products linger. Seems to take a long time to effect change.
Advice to Senior Management – Upper management domain knowledge could be better. Company vision not always clear.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
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Pros – A lot of smart and dedicated people; bold vision and decisive strategies.
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Advice to Senior Management – People and quality work are the key to success in the long run.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
I have been working at Accelrys full-time
Pros – Our company got acquired by Accelrys
Cons – Lacks in motivating people to be more than 9-5 employees
Advice to Senior Management – Motivate people better
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
I worked at Accelrys full-time for more than 10 years
Pros – Accelrys is a scientific software company with a powerful platform, a fairly diverse application stack, and a lot of talented employees. It's still a pretty good place to work but things have changed (some would say for the worse) in recent years as the company struggles to grow to the next level, become a player in the enterprise arena, and invent the field of scientific business intelligence - a term created by Accelrys execs to describe the business area that they believe they dominate.
Cons – The recent emphasis on electronic lab notebooks, enterprise software, and processes have diverted resources, reduced efficiencies, and lowered morale in several areas of the company. The quality of the software is reduced when seasoned and skilled developers are treated as interchangeable, plug-and-play bit coders and development schedules are increasingly driven by the calendar rather than by quality. Recent mergers and exec turnover have diluted / muddled corporate culture and values
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
I have been working at Accelrys full-time
Pros – Excellent work environment. Close knit community of scientists within the company and very helpful.
Cons – Better compensation is required. The pay-raise is in not commensurate with the increasing job responsibilities and experience.
I have been working at Accelrys
Pros – Lots of great customers with a global footprint
Stable and a money maker
Not a cut throat environment
Growing both organically and through M/A.
Cons – Too much of a focus on Science and not enough in other areas.
Slow to take up new technologies internally and within products.
Advice to Senior Management – Be better listeners and follow up on feedback. Provide more career guidance and opportunities to those looking to move up in their career versus waiting for them to leave.
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I worked at Accelrys
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Cons – High turnover, especially in management. Company keeps changing its direction which makes it difficult for employees to adjust to all the changes and diffficult for new officers to transition into the company's culture and objectives.
Advice to Senior Management – Be more open with employees. Don't just pitch how well the company is doing on the financial side and then layoff employees.
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Speedway >Food & Dining > Union Jack Pub & Restaurant
6225 W 25th St, Indianapolis, IN | Directions 4622439.802367 -86.268507
Monday-Thursday 11am-11pm
Friday-Saturday 11am-1am
Sunday 11am-10pm
New Menu – Nice place for lunch or dinner. Nice atmosphere.
Try the rest of the menu! – I have heard a lot about UJ'S pizza and I've had it a few times, but yesterday I tried something different for lunch--Their fish & chips were fantastic!!! The breading was light and very flavorful, the server said it was Atlantic Cod and I loved it. My friend got the Hot Sicilian sandwich and the home made potato chips. She said there were so many flavors in the sandwich it was hard to say which one was the kicker, it just worked well together and dipping it in the dressing was heaven. I would surely reccomend you go there and try what ever suits your mood, more than the pizza rocks!
The new big screen TV's were a surprise and the sign said that they have the NFL Sunday Ticket and The Why Store is going to play there Nov. 1st. I may have one of their many import beers, wings, and wach a few games at the same time Sunday.
Good pizza, beer, stay away from rest of menu – I had dinner the other night at Union Jack Pub. I took my mother for her birthday. The place hasn't changed much in the past decade, and I hoped for a good experience. I ordered a 10" Four Seasons pizza and my mom got the breaded tenderloin. Her tenderloin was very overcooked and tough, and her fries were soggy and over seasoned. My pizza on the other hand was very good, and we both ended up eating it instead of mom eating her tenderloin. They had a very nice selection of beers, and not just the usual 5 or 6 that most bars have. My pizza had a sweet chunky sauce and plenty of toppings and was topped with fresh basil. Even with both of us eating on it I still took home a few slices for the next day. Definitely the best pizza I have had in a long time. It took a while for our order but the server told us that it would be about 40 minutes on the pizza, so at least we had a heads up. And the red head bartender was funny and hot!
The very best Pizzas ever!!!!!!!! – To be perfectly honest with you the public, the very first time that I ever had such a tasty deep dish Chicago Style Pizza was here at Union Jack Pub Speedway!!! The inside of the restaurant is a gorgeous blast from the past! Kinda reminds me of CHEERS with a racing theme. Lots of beautiful race memorabilia, not to mention the the very best West Indianapolis beer selection on draft daily!! Contrary to other reviews I've read, I have never waited more than 45min. for any deep dish style pizza.
Yummy STUFFED Pizza! – I love Union Jacks and especially love the STUFFED pizza. It's a little pricey and takes a long time to cook but it is delicious! When it arrives it looks pretty small but it is VERY filling! I'm getting ready to go pick one up now!! The pub sticks and onion soup are also highly recommended. For several years they permitted children but due to the new smoking laws kids aren't allowed anymore so I don't get to go as often. I can understand their decision though.
Union Jacks is the worst place dont go please i beg you !!! – Ok anyone that says this is the best pizza must be really stupid i have been in over 200 different pizza places across the united states. This makes me a pizza i think know it all !!
I mean i arrived there at a little after 11 am and it was just me and my girl friend that was there i thought great deal but wait if this place is so good where is everyone else ?
It started off ok, but it got bad i had the chicago pizza it had no flavor it just tasted very bland i will tell everyone now there is a new pizza place in town if you want to know where please ask me i will bet you that when it opens its gonna be off the hook .
OH YEA AND THERE ARE FLIES IN THE DAMN CHEESE SHAKER AND I SAID SOMETHING THEY SAID IT WAS COMING FROM BW3s this place needs to be remodeled bad
Avoid at all costs – The race memorabilia is fine and dandy but it's only as good as the food and service. It took 15 minutes from seating time to when we were first served and it was only half full and there was no shortage of staff. It was another 45 minutes before we got our food. My tenderloin was hard and brittle and my girlfriend ordered her hamburger medium rare but got it well done and had it redone, which took another half hour. We couldn't finish our food. It was a great disappointment. If we try Union Jacks again it will be Broad Ripple and we'll get pizza.
Deep Dish Rocks – Maybe the best pizza that I have had in the last 10 years. Keep it up.
Great food if you can wait 2 hours – Excellent food but everytime I've been there in the last 2 years service has been extreamly slow and very under staffed. If you have a lot of time to waste then it's the place to go.
The BEST PIZZA in INDY – I am not going to say Union Jack's Pizza is the best in the world, but what I will say is it is by FAR the best pizza I have ever endulged! Recently my parents from California visited and I took them to Union Jacks, the response from both of them was "This is the best pizza I have EVER had". The Chicago Thick Crust Pizza is excellent especially with their Italian Sausage and Canadian Bacon. Don't take my word for it, try one, they are reasonably priced and you will soon see for yourself. I recently tried Cio's which was ranked the best Pizza, I do not see how it won.
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Not sure why we signed Patterson over Ron Bartell if that's the case.
Not sure why we signed Patterson over Ron Bartell if that's the case.
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I would LOVE to grab Markus Wheaton in round 2.
i keep thinking Wallace in FA solves wr and you draft one more,maybe a 2nd late. matthews was 6th rd. why not?
1. Zach Martin OG
2. Jace Amaro TE
3. Stanley Jean-Baptiste CB
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You sign Jennings, then you bring in a top WR in the first 2 rounds. Gotta make sure this team doesn't skip a beat in production.
We need to secure Reggie Bush. We need to bring in more quality CB depth. We need to secure a partner for ReShad Jones, who is carrying Clemons. We need a pass rusher opposite Cameron Wake, even someone who is a pure pass rusher in the 2nd/3rd. Vernon is a good DE but he's hardly a pass rush threat.
We have so much ammo, and this team is already on the up. This past draft is shaping up to be the best in recent history for the Dolphins, so I have renewed confidence in the Ireland/Philbin team come April
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1. Zack Martin - OT/OG - Notre Dame
2. Chris Borland - ILB - Wisconsin
3. C.J. Fiedeorowicz - TE - Iowa
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5. Trai Turner - OG - LSU
6. Storm Johnson - RB - South Florida
7. Calvin Barnett - DT - Oklahoma State
The only impact Dimitri Patterson will make in 2013 is raising the price required to resign Sean Smith
I Think David Canter will look at what Patterson is making in 2013($5.6 million) and 2014($6.4 million)
Paying Patterson that kind of money is going to have "Repercussions"
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WVdolphan "Ireland gets it.
And those who also get it, know that Ireland gets it. Those who are clueless are still concerned about cornfed and the running game"
WVDOLPHAN "The last thing this team should be worried about is the OC(offensive corn). When you add it all up, its really a pretty solid OC"
ReShad Jones is playing at a top 5 level. Clemons is playing roughly replacement level, somewhere in the mid 20s, according to PFF.
Just from watching him, I saw too many huge plays given up by Clemons. Can we get by with him? Absolutely. I wouldn't be mad if we were unable to address it this off-season, simply because you can't address everything in a single off-season.
That being said, I'll be mad if within 2 years Chris Clemons is starting for Miami and he has not made large strides in his field awareness and tackling angles.
I'm genuinely not worried about WR. There are so many big name FAs available, and Miami has ammo in a draft that appears to be mid 1st-top 3rd heavy. I expect them to grab their very best available. If Miami keeps going BPA, we're a better team all around.
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From journal Ski Trip to Jackson Hole, WY
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From journal Christmas at Yellowstone
by barbara
Atlanta, Georgia
February 24, 2005
While I have been skiing since I was 7 years old, I live far, far away from the mountains. If I'm lucky, my ski "season" is 3 to 5 days a year. Still, I'm a strong intermediate. I like steep, fast, and groomed blues, though I'll venture into the black diamonds and get down fine... most of the time. Jackson Hole offers a ton of trails that suited my skill level and a lot more that left me feeling sheepishly humbled. The place is so spread out, I think anyone could find the perfect run at this HUGE resort, even if they're not an expert. A nice thing to note is that the greens and blues are clustered together on one section of the mountain, so lower level skiers won't get in trouble by taking a wrong turn.
As for my kid... He has been on skis several times, but he is a weaker intermediate than I am. While he did go down many blues in California and Colorado with no problems, we made a mistake when we took him up several lifts for his first run at Jackson Hole. Let's just say all blue runs aren't created equal. At JH, there is even a creature called the double blue!
After the first fall, our son developed a major confidence problem. We realized we should've started on green runs until our kid got used to his "ski legs." Or we should have scouted out the conditions at this resort before pointing him down the mountain. Since we didn't do either, the only thing we could do to save his trip was send him to... SKI SCHOOL.
I was surprised to learn that Jackson Hole does not offer 1-hour private lessons, and a half day private was $300-plus. The best option for us was to have our son join a group for $80 for a half day. Kids are grouped together at the Cody House according to their age and ability. We were lucky because my son's "group" consisted of just two boys and the instructor. My son spending the afternoon with another kid on his level and a patient teacher guiding them both through the snow was worth every penny. Sticking to the Apres Vous lift, my son quickly got over his fear of the mountain and rediscovered his sense of control.
Skiing Jackson Hole is no joke, so my best advice would be to make sure you aren't flippant about your ski level—or your child's ski level—as you seek out the trails that will be the most fun for you. I highly suggest a lesson to get you oriented to the mountain... and a helmet rental is a must for kids.
From journal Family Skiing in Jackson Hole
by cptgusto
Gray, Georgia
January 16, 2004
From journal A view from the hill
by Shannon Schiner
Miami, Florida
February 5, 2003
It also offers a wide variety of non-ski activities in a beautiful setting. Take a day off of skiing and try snowmobiling or dog sledding. Of course there is plenty to keep non-skiers busy too with all of the outdoor activities, shops, and spas in the surrounding area.
In addition Jackson has a great apres-ski scene with the Mangy Moose at the heart of all of the action.
From journal Civilized West
December 23, 2001
The mountain can be warm at the bottom and substantially cooler at the top, so dress in several easy layers.
Mornings tend to be warmer on Apres Vous (the intermediate/beginner side of the mountain), but will get very cold in the afternoons. Because of the high elevation and direct exposure it is important to wear sunscreen (and keep layering it on throughout the day).
If you want to learn your way around the mountain take a lesson, the ski school has some of the finest instructors available...upper level skiers should request Renny Burke, ladies should request his wife Tracey Burke...and intermediates and children should definitely request Beau. You will undoubtedly improve your skiing as well as learn about some of the mountains hidden treasures.
After skiing hit the Mangy Moose for some great stories and a totally unique bar experience. It is also a good place to meet locals and find out what is happening around town.
by maitre2pitza
West Chester, Pennsylvania
October 19, 2000
From journal High Adventure in Jackson Hole
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Contact Information Cruisin Classics 3575 Fisher Road Columbus OH 43228 LARRY AND JACKI PENDLETON OR SALES MANAGER DAVID REECE (866) 230-2851 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass Hurst Oldsmobile- Sellers Notes Visit Cruisin Classics online... More
Chequered Flag International inc is pleased to offer this 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass S Convertible in Crystal Blue Metallic with Black interior and White soft... More
This 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass two door hardtop (Stock # P7091) is available in our Pleasanton, CA showroom and any inquiries may be directed to... More
This 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme SX 2 Door Hardtop has a 455c.i. (#s Matching) 4BBL 365hp V8 (SX Perf. Package) (Y79)Automatic (Turbo 400) Transmission12... More
1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass Convertible.Original Protect-O-Plate and documents350 V - 8 engine with automatic transmission.Equipped with power steering and power front disc brakes.Factory air conditioning... More
1966 Oldsmobile Cutlass convertible,an extra clean car,finished in the factory Target Red,with an excellent original interior,and recent convertible top.It has a lot of new... More