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Murano Glass Fakes
Murano Glass is quite popular around the world. This century old art is highly fascinating. It continues on the island of Murano even nowadays the same way it was performed in Venice before 1291. It was the year when all furnaces were moved from Venice to the island of Murano, because of the fire fears. Too many times the city had caught fire because of the furnaces.
Murano glass is so popular, that it is copied in many parts of the world. Many American artists moved to Venice in order to learn this ancient art directly from the Murano glass masters. However most of them who returned to the US manufactured glass according to the techniques they had learned, but never put them on sale pretending they were authentic Murano glass items.
China seems to be among the countries with the highest amount of Murano glass fakes, they continue to produce them and sell them everywhere as authentic. You can even find loads of them on E-bay, starting from $0.99 on. Normally it is quite easy to detect them, they include vases, paperweights, bowls, flowers, purse and handbag vases, candy, icicles, candle holders, hats, birds, clowns, animals, sailboats, perfume bottles, and much more.
Of course there are many Murano glass furnaces who also produce these kind of items, therefore sometimes it can be confusing if you are not an expert to distinguish the fakes from the real. If you go on E-bay you will find following warning, that should help you as a rule of thumb:
"Real Murano Glass is Expertly Executed – with Fine Details, Superb Lines and Elegant Quality Glass. Pieces from China are often crudely made, lacking finesse, sometimes lopsided, and have numerous noticeable flaws and gross imperfections."
However if you want to be absolutely sure, that the glass you buy from an e-store to be 100% authentic Murano Glass you should also check brands, like for example Simone Cenedese or NasonMoretti. These are real companies with recognizable faces and official web pages. You can even find videos of them on Youtube. Just know for example, that Simone Cenedese is one of the youngest Murano glass masters on the island of Murano, who performs every day in his furnace.
There is an interesting debate going on within the furnaces: if to consider authentic Murano glass also the items produced by those companies, that due to the high transport costs on the island have decided to move their furnaces to the main land right in front of Venice. They have spent their lives in Murano learning the ancient art and had to make a choice: either close their company or continue their activities by reducing their costs. The easy way would have been to produce in China, nevertheless they were wiser and just moved their company a few miles out of Murano. So maybe they deserve some credit.


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The recent growth in demand has resulted in the airline commissioning its newest aircraft to service its Cork routes ahead of schedule. The new aircraft is part of Aer Lingus Regional's €40 million investment in its Cork service.
Aer Lingus Regional, operated by Aer Arann today announced 50,000 additonal seats for Summer 2014 and a new route from Cork to Newcastle
Aer Arann, operator of Aer Lingus Regional has announced a strong year at the airline. The airline confirmed a 10% rise in Aer Lingus Regional passenger numbers in 2013 to 1.11 million.
100,000 additional annual passengers, 20 new jobs created, New daily Shannon to Bristol service launched.
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Aer Lingus Regional launches new route to Newcastle and aims to fly up to 65,000 passengers in year one.
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We welcome patients' family and friends during hospital visiting hours and, whenever possible, after hours if that increases a patient's comfort. Visitors will find a number of services at St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City, including free valet service, a gift shop, dining, Wi-Fi access and more.
St. Mark's Hospital Patients & Visitors Guide
Free Valet Parking
Valet parking is free and is available 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday at the hospital's main entrance, entry to the East Medical Office Building, as well as the Women's Pavilion.
Visiting Hours
A patient's family or friends may visit the patient at any time provided the patient's condition can accommodate visits, and the visitor's conduct does not interfere with the care and comfort of other patients. Children may not be unattended while visiting patients. Certain areas within the hospital, such ICU and NICU, have specific visiting guidelines unique to their area.
The hospital's main doors are locked from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. During those times visitors must enter and exit the main hospital through the Emergency Department doors at the Central Medical Office Building.
Telephones and Cellular Use
- To make local calls from inside the hospital, press 9 and dial the number.
- To make long distance calls, you can use a credit card, calling card or call collect. To reach an
- outside operator, dial 9 and then 00.
- Pay phones are also available for making long distance calls. They are located in the lobby on
- each floor.
- To call an extension in the hospital, simply dial the last four numbers. You do not need to
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- TDD phones are available upon request.
- Due to medical monitoring equipment safety, please restrict cell phone use to hospital lobby only.
Wireless Internet Access (WiFi)
With high-speed wireless Internet access (Wi-Fi), hospital patients and visitors have fast, reliable access to the Internet and email.
Spiritual Support And Chapel
Chaplains are available to offer spiritual and emotional care and support to patients, family and friends – just call 7111 for assistance. The St. Mark's Chapel of the Good Shepherd is located adjacent to the main lobby and is open to all for retreat and meditation.
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Interpreters are available to assist non-English speaking patients and families. Call the operator for assistance, 7111.
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There are two gift shops in St. Mark's Hospital. The larger gift shop is located on the main floor of the hospital, just east of the front lobby. Hours are weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.; weekends from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
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Was very successful in 2003 with BFL, need to make another major change starting May 7th.
Hey, this Rick. I have also been successful in the past but have gained it back. I'm really frustrated with myself but I am determined not to give up. I've signed up for May 7th.
Hi Rick,
Lets do this together, today I am getting my food list purchased for the week. For me I need to plan ahead to have a legitimate shot at successfully completing this. Is anybody else interested in starting Monday? On day 1 my workout will be 20 minutes of cardio on Stairmaster.
Day 1 is all scheduled, workout in morning and 6 meals planned.
I may attempt to start on Monday. My work schedule of 8-730 may cause difficulty on MWF and I have plantar faciitis as well, which makes even walking difficult (surgery June 8 for that). Anyhoo, I will jump in with fits and starts and bells on!
I also was successful with this program in 2003, after having my third child. Am going to begin tomorrow! I'm very enthusiastic, just finished making my grocery list and planning out some meals. Looking forward to getting started!
My name is Angie and I'll be starting Monday as well. It'll be my first time with BFL and I'm real excited!
I am in...this is my first time doing BFL...I have seen first hand people who have done it...I'm excited to finally look the way I want to look.
My name's Hailey, I'm Starting tomorrow too. I'm Kind of nervous, but really excited at the same time!
Hey Guys!
My name is Athena, and I started this challenge in the middle of September - I got to the beginning of December just a few weeks shy of completing the challenge, then fell off the wagon, and haven't been able to fully get back on since. I really would like to start with you guys tomorrow - I have a bit of shopping to do, but I know the food and some good recipes like the back of my hand, so it shouldn't be too difficult. I'm just struggling with "CAN I DO THIS THIS TIME!?" ....Maybe this is the place I can get that little bit of extra motivation or that little extra push!
I DID think of a name for us tho! I thought we could call our group the Lucky 7's? Hehehe :) What do you think!?
Here's to tomorrow gang - Good Luck! ;) (I'm also thinking of starting with cardio tomorrow - 20 minute Treadmill)
I'm starting tomorrow too. My name's Meridith and would love all the support!
Count me in. This is my first time. I did last week as a test week to see if I could do it and I couldn't believe how great it was. I'm looking forward to these 12 weeks. My name is Kathy.
I'm in! I just finished my challenge number 1 (not counting when I did this several years ago) and had a great experience. Looking to jump right into the next challenge. I really enjoyed the support from this forum, it really helped inspire me and keep me accountable.
I am starting with you all today! This is my first time with BFL and looking forward to the progress I can make in 84 days.
Started today on my way to the gym to do upper body as we speak! Lets all keep in touch and keep each other motivated!! If anyone wants to trade facebook info or emails to keep each other updated let me know!! Lets do this!
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Snowmen Boxes
Stash all sorts of surprises inside these cool boxes. Creative and classic, snowmen boxes are perfect for adding winter-season cheer. Designed by Shelley Brant.
Material List
- Wood Box
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- Wooden Balls – 1 Small and 1 Large
- 1½" Ribbon
- Ric Rack
- Pom Poms on a Roll
- Glue Gun
- Scissors
- Acrylic Paint – White, Pink, Black
- Paintbrush
- Glitter
- Pom Poms
- Felt – White, Orange, Purple, Green, Red
- Extra Small Mini Lights
- Battery Operated Light Strand
- Evergreen Sprig
- Wire-Wrapped Twine
Project Instructions
Using scissors, randomly punch 10 holes into a paper mache box, being careful to stay at least 2 inches from the top (to allow the lid to close). Paint box bottom, box lid, and both wooden balls white. Spread a layer of glue over the lower half of box bottom and sprinkle on glitter.
Cut out a wavy circle of felt approximately 2 inches wider than the box lid. Loosely glue felt to top and sides of the lid.
After bottom of box is dry, poke lights through holes and lay battery case on top of wires. The base is now finished.
Hot glue two wooden balls together at the flat ends (the larger ball is the head). Dab pink paint onto the cheeks of your snowman. Wrap the twine wire around the neck and secure with hot glue. Using the end of a paintbrush, dot black paint onto the large ball to create your snowman face.
Cut a triangle of felt the circumference of the large ball in order to make the hat. Glue ends together to form a tube. Using a pipe cleaner, gather and twist one end together. Turn inside out. Roll up open end and secure with hot glue.
Embellish your snowman as you like—add pom pom snowballs on the ground, mini lights in his hands, evergreen branches in the background, ribbon embellishments and glitter galore!


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In one of the first moves depicting a shift to a general election footing, Mitt Romney's campaign announced last week the hiring of Richard A. Grenell as a national security and foreign policy adviser. This week, the campaign and Grenell were dealing with backlash from the left and right.
Grenell, who spent seven years at the United Nations heading the communications department for the U.S. mission, has had to scrub snarky tweets aimed at women — particularly Democrats and liberals — and the media, while the Romney campaign has had to fend off criticism from social conservatives who object to Grenell's appointment because he is gay.


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New Student Orientation is hosted by the Department of Student Affairs; its goal is to provide students and parents the foundation for a holistic approach on transitioning to college life from high school or from another college or university to STU. During orientation new and transfer students and parents will attend a series of workshops that will present information about academic programs, social and personal growth, health and wellness, and university resources. Administrators, faculty, staff and students are brought together to demonstrate how the St. Thomas family begins the process of "Developing Leaders for Life."
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A notable roster of Carnegie Mellon faculty, alumni and staff gathered for a special reception at the Tepper School of Business on September 25, pleased to celebrate the establishment of a significant new faculty chair. They were delighted to honor both donor and recipient, as R. Ravi accepted the Andris A. Zoltners Professorship in Business.
Andris Zoltners, through a generous $2.5 million gift to the Tepper School, endowed the chair in support of excellence in teaching and research in the field of operations research. Zoltners earned his own Ph.D. in operations research at the Tepper School in 1973, then known as the Graduate School of Industrial Administration, and went on to distinguish himself both in academia and business. Ravi, a leading expert in the field, has been a CMU faculty member since 1995 and formerly held the Tepper School's Carnegie Bosch Professorship of Operations Research and Computer Science.
Tepper School Dean Robert Dammon welcomed those in attendance, who included CMU President Subra Suresh; Provost Mark Kamlet; Zoltners' doctoral advisor, Egon Balas, the Tepper School's University Professor of Industrial Administration and Applied Mathematics and Thomas Lord Professor of Operations Research; respected Tepper School faculty members and a host of Ravi's collaborators and current Ph.D. students.
President Suresh took the podium and remarked on the unique and special nature of the professorship, noting the prominent stature of both the donor and recipient.
"We are very proud and privileged to have this opportunity to celebrate not only the recipient of this chair but also the donor," said Suresh. "In significant ways, both bring prestige and distinction to this chair, to the Tepper School and to Carnegie Mellon University."
Dean Dammon then introduced Zoltners, conveying the sincere appreciation of all.
"We thank you for your generous support," stressed Dammon. "For years, Andy has provided funding for Ph.D. students in operations research here at the Tepper School and recently made the generous gift that established the chair which we are awarding today – support that is vital to attracting and retaining the very best faculty."
Zoltners then expressed his own gratitude toward the Tepper School and the genesis of his gift.
"There are life events that change your direction," he explained. "For me personally, one of those significant events was earning my Ph.D. at Carnegie Mellon. You could point to my situation as the example for utilizing the training we receive here and 'snowballing' it into applications with significance. My hope is that in giving back, I can provide that opportunity for others."
In 1983, Zoltners co-founded ZS Associates, a global sales and marketing consulting firm recognized for its work in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. The company now employs more than 2,000 across 20 offices worldwide. Zoltners is also the Frederic Esser Nemmers Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Marketing at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, a faculty member for more than 30 years. Previously, he served on the business school faculty at the University of Massachusetts. He has published more than 40 academic articles, edited two books on marketing models and co-authored a series of books on sales force management.
Among his awards, the Pharmaceutical Management Science Association recently honored Zoltners and his ZS Associates co-founder with the 2012 Lifetime Achievement Award for their pioneering contributions to management analytics in the pharma and biotech industry. Zoltners was inducted into the Chicago Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame in 2005.
Dammon then introduced Ravi, noting his impact on both academia and the Tepper School.
"Ravi is not only recognized for his significant research contributions in the fields of computer science and operations research but as an exceptional educator and highly-esteemed faculty member," said Dammon. "In many ways, he is the personification of the culture of this university. His research, mindset and classroom activities all reflect an innate drive for finding solutions for the world's most pressing problems."
"Ravi is one of our most interdisciplinary faculty members," he continued. "In addition to his core work, his wide-ranging academic interests include computational biology, logistics, social networks andauctions. This curiosity and active intellect allow him to take virtually any problem, discover novel results and bring about change."
Dean Dammon also recognized Ravi's popularity as a teacher, noting his selection by the MBA class for last year's George Leland Bach Excellence in Teaching Award and his dedication as a Ph.D. advisor, with a strong record of mentoring and training PhD students across a variety of disciplines.
Ravi then discussed his work and aspirations, thanking Zoltners for his support and noting the value Zoltners brought to the field and the professorship.
"There are very few positions named after an educator of such distinction," he pointed out.
More specifically, Ravi's teaching and research interests include models, methods and applications of discrete optimization. He has applied his findings to a wide range of industries including bioinformatics, telecommunication, automotive and ecommerce, and to companies that include Bosch, Microsoft and Ebay.
Ravi has also been honored with the Tepper School's 1997 BP Research Chair, the NSF CAREER Award (1996-2000) and the 1994 Sigma Xi Outstanding Graduate Research Prize. He currently participates on the editorial boards of Operations Researchand ACM Transactions on Algorithms and has served on the boards of Management Science, Networks and the Journal of Algorithms.
He has published over 100 papers, some of the most cited in the field. Journals include Combinatorica, IEEE/ACM Transactions on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, Mathematics of Operations Research, SIAM Journal on Computing, and Games and Economic Behavior.
"In closing," said Ravi, "I'd like to acknowledge the environment at the Tepper School and CMU that has enabled me to accomplish so much. We have a very strong interdisciplinary culture and I've worked with colleagues from nearly every other school across the campus. A celebration of my work is a celebration of this interdisciplinary culture."
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Have used these on about 10 builds now and never have a problem with installation or operation. They're also fractionally shallower than the more traditional tele and strat switches, so if space is an issue - which it is on my lower profile builds without pick guards - then these are the most compelling option.
love this switch; nice & quiet. Just be careful your soldering iron is not too hot. I trashed one and had to get another one. My bad, not the switches fault
Easy wiring, quiet switching. Performs better than original type 5 way switch. Highly recommend.
Not 100% stock-looking, but smooth action and quiet
There is not a more solidly built Strat style 5-way switch on the market, period. The action is much better than a CTS-style switch, and the Megaswitch seems to "find" the position a little better, and stay there. I use this switch in all three of my Strats now, and I use the 3-way version in my Telecaster.
A simple task with this StewMac product .......thanks guys!
Easy to solder, works smooth and feels solid. Nice construction. I'm very happy with the Megaswitch.
This is one of the best quality switches ive used. Quiet, smooth, easy to solder.
The lug arrangement is different from any other switch, so make sure you transpose diagrams correctly or you'll pull your hair out trying to get it right.
Great switch but watch out for the shipping they don't care how little you item is they are going to $8.75 and ship it USPS.
The Megaswitch S-model is a top of the line component. Far better than what comes standard in most guitars.
It has the best quality, and easiest to access, soldering points of any switch I have used, and I've been playing and repairing guitars for 51 years. A solidly dependable product !
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We already no that Saturn Awards nominated Terra Nova is in discussion between it's studio and Netflix for a possible second season. Now ABCs Thriller/Horror series on the Amazon,ĀThe River is involved in discussions between the network and the online streaming video giant. ĀNeither show seemed to impress the network (or the mainstream audiences enough) although, to be fair, The River isn't cancelled quite yet (although it's CW level numbers do suggest that it will not be back next season.)
With series like Lilyhammer, the upcoming House of Cards (starring Kevin Spacey, directed by David Fincher) as well as a new season of Arrested Development Nextflix is opening up a whole new medium for Television series, genre or otherwise. ĀAnd while I can't say that either The River or Terra Nova were perfect (although I did find the faux found fottage horror series more compelling, thanks to better character writing and less cartoonish acting.) ĀIt would certainly be good to see the shows given a second season to work out their kinks (or perhaps, not limited to Network TV restrictions, perhaps add in some more.)
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You can do it with your fingers.... but takes tough fingers!
I have just a handful of Sharkbite crimp rings to remove and don't want to buy their special tool for such a small job. Can anyone tell me how to get these buggers off without destroying the fitting?
You can do it with your fingers.... but takes tough fingers!
Is this Sharkbite pex crimped connection or one of their push-fit connectors? Sounds like pex. Cutting off the crimp ring without damaging the pex can be tricky.
You might be able to grab and cut it with a pair of end-cutter pliers, or maybe cut it with a cutoff stone on a Dremel, or similar.
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Yes, I'm talking about the Pex crimped connectors...the ones that look like a wedding band when affixed. Sharkbite sells a special hand tool to remove them but I am hoping someone has figured out a way to remove them using 'regular' hand tools.
That is, I'm NOT talking about the push-fit connectors.
It depends on what you want to do. The easiest way is to cut the PEX at the end of the "barb" and then slit the ring with a hacksaw. with the regular tool, you also cut the PEX, then the tool inserts into the fitting and it "severs" the band when you squeeze the handles.
Licensed residential and commercial plumber
I also have used my "Dremel" to cut the ring
Not sure if you are using the same kind as me, but
If you look carefully, the entire ring is actually a strip of stainless that is held together by a single tang.
If you bend the tang over, or just pull on the end of the strap with needle nose pliers you can take the ring off
without actually cutting or breaking the metal.
That is a "cinch" ring, not the circular one this person is using. The one you have is easily removed by just cutting the raised cinch "tang", flush with the rest of it, with a small hacksaw.
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ONe thing never mentioned with reference to the original question is that you should NEVER destroy the fitting, unless you are some kind of 600# gorilla who thinks brute force solves all problems. However,You will almost always destroy the short piece of the PEX where it is slid onto the fitting, .
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Easily Newton's Worst Pizza - And Rude to Boot! – Bill's should be good. It's been in Newton, a pizza-deprived city, for over 30 years. It's frequently crowded and a few years ago expanded into the store next door & doubled in size. I can walk there from my house and I want to like it - I really do - but the pizza is just awful. In the 12 years that I have lived in Newton Centre, I have tried Bill's a dozen or so times, each time hoping that my previous experiences had been unusual. After a dozen failures, I'm convinced. If you're not in junior high or high school, overflowing the place on a weekend night while you text and Facebook with your friends, or if you're not a part of a post-game Little League pizza fest, there is just nothing here to like.
The pizza is often soggy, the crust is indefinably weird and the overwhelming taste I've experienced with every Bill's pizza variety I have tried has been . . . salt! I feel like I should do my best Buffett concert Parrothead cheer - Salt! Salt! Salt!! And I don't order pepperoni or sausage pizzas! The crust is neither crisp nor soggy, it's just sort of there. And it's neither too thin to support the cheese and sauce in that luscious, fold the slice in half and tilt your head back way nor robust enough to encourage you to pile on the toppings and know your pizza won't fail you.
And then there is the service. I don't know where the management finds its workers, but they are consistently the rudest, most flippant people working anywhere in Newton Centre. They truly just don't give a damn about their customers.
In Newton? Want really good pizza? Go somewhere you'd never think to go for pie if you weren't a local - check out O'Hara's in Newton Highlands, a short 2 minute drive from Bill's. Yup - that's right - a killer Irish pub that easily makes the best pizza in Newton (granted, that's a bit like being the tallest elf, but still, ya gotta go with what you have!)
Steer clear of Bill's. You'll be glad you did.
Great food, really nice folks – Dean is the owner, and he's expanded the place to be a real family-friendly eatery... not your "typical" pizza place. No humming fluorescent lights and sticky floor! It's great inside, they have espresso and beer and wine, what more could you want? The people are incredibly nice and seem to know everybody in the neighborhood. There are big tables for taking a whole Little League team, or small ones in the window for a cheap night out. Love this place.
I've given up on Bill's – I used to eat sandwiches at Bill's from time to time, the Fornax was my favorite. Problem is that one day it would be a really good sandwich, the next day it was awful. The bread on one side would be be just crust with a huge hole in the middle. Meat varied from good to inedible. They didn't even have the same ingredients on them every time. Sadly to add insult to injury if you dared to mention any of these faults, the staff either barely acknowledge you or they are outright rude to you. It's just not worth the gamble for me anymore
Don't pay someone to stress you out!!! – Awful, awful, awful customer service, i'm sorry, the girl that answers the phone is sweet, it's the managers that are ridiculous. The descriptions of items are creative and sound very tasty, but the ingredients are gross, old and wilted, and stingily thrown together. I can't post my experiences, because citysearch wont post it (i've tried many times) but i can say don't bother dealing with them, if you've made the decision to eat out, it's because you don't feel like dealing with the stress, for that reason alone, go to sweet tomatoes, or newton highland's pizza.
YuMmY!!! – I'm a fairly regular customer (2-3x month), and have yet to order anything that wasn't fresh & super tasty!
At first, I was overwhelmed with the chalkboard menus that line the walls when you walk in. NOT very friendly to the "vertically challenged", but unique. Once I found the paper menu's on the front counter, I was a much happier person!
With a HUGE menu, I haven't had the same thing twice! (ok, well, maybe I have!) I'm completely in love with the mixed greens with grilled chicken salad, with house dressing, of course!!! (SO GOOD, SO GOOD!!)
But, lets get serious . . . . you don't come to a pizza joint for salad . . . . . Bills serves a nice, thin crust, tasty pizza. Not too much dough, not too much sauce, not too much cheese . . . . . just right! HOWEVER, I have found that when ordering a whole pie, & eating it straight from the oven, the crust seems a little wimpy & flimsy. INSTEAD, I completely recommend you go for a couple slices from the "slice bar". There's something about putting the slices back into the oven to heat them that makes them nice n crunchy, and fabulous! It's like magic!!
The staff is super friendly, but sometimes hard to understand (depending on who is working). The owner is also friendly & always looking for ways to improve! On my last visit, he actually came out into the dining room to see how everything was & to chat it up with the customers!
Wait time for food is typical considering everything is made from scratch when you order it. On occasion, there is a significant wait just to place & pay for your order, but all the workers seem to hustle & get your food out to you as soon as possible. Regardless, it is well worth the wait!
All in all, great place to eat! I would have given it 5 stars . . . . but as my parents always say . . . . there is always room for improvement!
Horrible overcooked, salty food – i just spent 100 dollars for 6 people to feast while we watched the patriots game. the food arrived and hour and 30 minutes after i ordered it. It was cold, soggy, overcooked and salty.... so salty that we couldn't swallow, let alone chew. We called back for a refund and the manager was an douche who said he wouldn't give us any refund. I will never order from this place again. I highly recommend nobody to ever order from this piece of craps ever again. horrible custom service and horrible food= horrible eatery
A Real Fan – I'm a regular customer and often bring food to colleagues at work and we LOVE the pizza and salads here. Our favorite is the Chicken Ranch Pizza. You must try it!!!
A close second is the Pesto Splash pizza with feta (and the spinach pie).
Everyone at work gives the food a ringing endorsement -- the pizza crusts and flavors are delicious, the grilled chicken is delectable, and the place is spotless and fun to eat it.
It's all good.
COULDNT AGREE MORE (Service is Terrible) – I have been going to Bill's since I was in Junior High School and the service has gotten gradually worse year by year. Like I said good pizza but the service is terrible.
Awesome Pizza – I had lunch at Bill's last week and it was great. I tried a couple different slices and they all were delicous. I strongly recommend trying the chicken ranch pizza, it tasted great and the slices were huge. This place is fantastic and I can't wait to go back.
Skimpy toppings – Arrived at Bill's on Friday night for our first visit. Ordered a large one topping pizza with Canadian bacon and hot wings to go. The pizza arrived with what appeared to be one or two slices of Canadian bacon cut up and divided on top of a large pizza. What a disappointment! Why bother with any meat at all? The wings were soggy and undercooked. Would not recommend to anyone who enjoys good pizza or wings.
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The Wave Photography of Kenji Croman
This week I've chosen to feature the work of Kenji Croman, a Hawaii-based wave and ocean photographer who's work has been seen in news outlets such as CNN, the LA Times, Digital Photographer Magazine, and many others. I really appreciate the fact that Kenji has found a genre and style that he can call his own; as it seems to be very rare these days for photographers to develop of their own style and stay within a certain genre in order to explore it as fully as possible. I was immediately struck by Kenji's drive and passion for what he does, and he was glad to share a little insight into what makes him tick.
"I try to shoot daily and I'm inspired by the beauty of the ocean, I know that sounds cliche but it's true. So I try to use different techniques like using a slow shutter speed plus flash to capture movement of the ocean. I do this by juggling a lot of settings in between each wave, like the right ISO, the right exposure and I of course the right speed. I don't photoshop my images either, I think that's too easy, but like all photographers I will adjust exposure and contrast, white balance if necessary."
Kenji also provided us with a link to his (successfully funded, I might add) Kickstarter project which features a few videos detailing his inspiration and technique. It's well worth a watch if you think his work is interesting.


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A bill to make Tasmania the first jurisdiction to legalise same-sex marriage appears headed for defeat in the state parliament's upper house, the Legislative Council.
Key undeclared MLCs in the 15-member chamber are coming out against the legislation ahead of a vote later today.
Among them are independent Hobart MLC Adriana Taylor, who said its constitutionality was unclear and that she was not persuaded by the decision of other countries to approve gay marriage.
"Because others are doing it is not a good enough reason for me," Ms Taylor said.
Another MLC, Liberal Vanessa Goodwin, said she had legal and constitutional concerns, although she did not oppose the bill on moral or religious grounds.
Legal objections are also expected to weigh heavily with a third undeclared MLC yet to speak — Jim Wilkinson.
Support for the change came from Devonport independent Mike Gaffney, who said he was unconcerned by the prospect of any constitutional challenge.
"Gays, when finding a partner, just want to ask the question: 'Will you marry me?' not 'Will you sign a deed of relationship?' "
Premier Lara Giddings made a last-ditch bid to urge the reform using Twitter. "Social norms change," she tweeted. "Once interracial marriages were condemned. Single mothers had babies forcibly adopted. People thought they were right.
"Today our Legislative Council have an opportunity to move our state forward and not be on the wrong side of history."


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Series: Intelligent Design and Common Ancestry (3 entries)
Would those genuinely interested in learning about evolution benefit from a careful explanation of why these common objections don't hold water? Here the answer seemed to me to be "yes."
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Would those genuinely interested in learning about evolution benefit from a careful explanation of why these common objections don't hold water? Here the answer seemed to me to be "yes."
The BioLogos Book Club discussion of Francis Collins' The Language of God.
Last year I introduced readers to one of the leading voices about Christianity and science, John Polkinghorne. I also helped BioLogos bring in another leading voice, Robert Russell. This new series introduces a third prominent Christian thinker, Lutheran theologian Ted Peters, Research Professor Emeritus in Systematic Theology and Ethics at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (http://www.ctns.org/), and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California.
Does BioLogos believe that God is the creator? Yes, all Christians believe this; the question is, how did God create?
Does BioLogos believe that God is the creator? Yes, all Christians believe this; the question is, how did God create?
There is often a worry that working in or studying science is a threat to faith, but stories of scientists who are Christians in the top ranks of academia show that this is not the case.
Carl's dramatic lines that opened his Cosmos were repeated in Cosmos II: "The universe is all there is, or was, or ever will be." When I told Haines Stiles that many people took that as a statement of atheism, he responded with surprise. "Really?" he said. "We just put that in because it sounded poetic!"
This week in Origins news, a few different takes on the new COSMOS series on Fox, some intriguing discoveries and theories about dinosaurs, and a smattering of articles supporting women in science—who are often an underrepresented group in STEM fields.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
Although Bryan's position differs from ours, we hope that the conversation in the classroom can be renewed and encouraged rather than stifled going forward.
A deep love for scripture, coupled (ironically) with a lifelong struggle with religious doubt, led Robert Boyle to write several important books relating scientific and religious knowledge. We explore aspects of this fascinating interaction.
Ever wonder what a huge frozen lake looks like from space? Or what the best blunders in science history have been? Closer to home (for us anyway), have you contemplated whether America's views on evolution will ever change? Today's News Roundup brings you a mashup of thoughtful essays and some fun items to make your Friday more interesting.
Even among the majority [of Americans] who believe that God created humans, the chasm separating creationist and evolutionist views appears to be gargantuan. Are Americans really this divided over human origins? As a social scientist, I am skeptical about these findings.
Sometimes, out of fear or some sense of being required to defend our position, Church leaders and teachers have hastily set up a boundary marker around some doctrinal theory which they have confused as a core doctrinal issue.
Read today's News Roundup for BioLogos-curated collection of articles analyzing and commenting on last week's debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham—as well as some Valentine's Day amusements.
As people came together for real conversations, they actually listened to one another, which is not always common in the kind of controversial topics we were exploring—topics about origins, evolution, and biblical interpretation.


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Love the mag. It's way more fun than the stuff I publish.
Anyway, I saw an article a while back about bedliners. My wife recycled the mag before I went and got the stuff. I think you tested it on an old white pickup and it held up really well. Do you remember the brand?
Just grabbed the July '12 issue at the airport. I love that AEV Wrangler pickup. Keep up the good work.
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I recently picked up the July '12 issue of Four Wheeler on my trip to Orlando. I have to say, I was disappointed with your guidance advice. I was expecting some sort of cross reference chart where I could see gear size equivalencies between tire size and gears to help in selecting the right gears. Instead, I got general advice that was like, "Duh."
I recently purchased a two-wheel drive F-150 and installed some 34-inch tires and custom rims. Although I don't have a 4x4, I was going for the off-road look. Anyway, I noticed my rig dropping out of overdrive when driving at highway speeds. This led me to look into upgrading the rear axle from 3.55 to 4.11 axle gears. I was hoping this issue could have assisted in my decision, but unfortunately, it did not.
On a another note, I also read the Inbox letter titled "Black Is for Tires" in that same issue and wanted to say I feel the same way. That is why I went with custom powdercoated white rims. I attached a picture. I am finding that the powdercoating is easy to care for and maintain. Just thought you would like to know.
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Setting Us Straight
I always give someone credit for admitting a mistake/error, especially if they can joke about it at their own expense. I was hoping you would do the same. You printed my original correspondence in the June '12 issue regarding the width of the Ford F-150 w/mirrors. In your e-mail reply you pointed out my error and sent me a link to a "free dictionary" that I found to be kind of rude and insulting. Printing my correspondence w/o (see I can use it correctly) my immediate response, and admission of my mistake while reading the statistics, shows me the apparent contempt you have for anyone who would question what is put in print. Hopefully you were just having a bad/stressful day, as I'm sure putting a magazine together every month is draining. I deal with the public constantly and know how much of a pain it can be, especially when dealing with know-it-alls. I am simply a nut for getting correct information disseminated; old wives tales are my pet peeve.
On that note, there were some errors in "Get Busy," (July '12), written by Ken Brubaker. These errors are very forgivable, as by my count he had six articles in that issue of Four Wheeler and no one can know everything. First is that the five-speed manual transmission was available in the early 7.3L Power Stroke Super Duty, not just the six-speed.
As far as the Dodge info goes; the Quad Cab replaced the Club Cab in 1998, the Club Cab was not available until 2000 as the article states. Another option that came along with the Quad Cab option was the availability of a short bed in the 2500 HD models. It should also be noted that the 24-valve engine is much less desirable than the older 12-valve. It is more complicated because of its electronics, the lift and injection pumps are less reliable and there is also a version that is known to develop cracks in the block. I agree with Ken that Dodge not having a true Crew Cab option was a huge mistake. Can you imagine how popular a Cummins-powered Crew Cab would have been from 1989-2002! Ford might have actually had some competition. Then when Dodge did bring out Crew Cabs they made one that is too small/short and one that is huge!? Dodge didn't get it right until a couple of years ago.
I absolutely agree with you on the super-low gearing issues you brought up in Firing Order in that same issue. I would never buy a Wrangler Rubicon simply because of the 4:1 T-case gearing. In my type of wheeling in Oregon sometimes even a 2.72:1 is too low. Since I'm an NP205 fan anyway, I'm lucky that 2:1 (1.96:1) ends up being just right most of the time.
Jeff Hutchins
Corvallis, OR
According to the Ford press info, only the six-speed manual transmission was available in the early 7.3L Power Stroke Super Duty, not the five-speed manual. But you never know. It could have happened.
Also, in the story we said the Club Cab was discontinued for the 2000 model year, not available until 2000. And according to our research, the Club Cab was available for 1999.
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Obama: 15.8M insignificant
November 6, 2013
I suppose liberal politicians have to operate by the philosophy that if you want to make an omelet, you have to break a few eggs. But 15....
Oh this is just part 1 of the insurance being dropped on folks. Wait until AFTER the election. Obama has to make sure no more insurance gets dropped before elections. It would hurt democrats campaigns. Uh, already has. Even some dems distancing themselves now from Obama and this Obamacare. TOO FREAKING LATE. ALL democrats voted straight down the line on this FORCED UNAFFORDABLE TAXATION on ALL CITIZENS. THEY MUST PAY FOR THIS INJUSTICE at the polls. And they will.
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playfare speaks about as 'eloguently' as any other liberal. lol. It's true that you can tell the amount of education one has by their comments. Just saying......
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And playfare and What refuse to acknowledge that WVU hospital system along with Ruby Memorial and the bigger hospitals that have been getting federal monies to help with uninsured and those unemployed who cannot afford insurance NOW under Obamacare will NOT be getting it. So they will lose 25 MILLION or more in those dollars. So where will you go now idiots when you need a hospital FULLY SURGICALLY EQUIPPED to handle a heart operation or cancer treatments????
Obamacare has MORE DAMAGE to everyone than liberals even are aware of that will continue happening as the weeks and months go on. Each day is a NEW FAILED mandate under Obamacare. Obama and dems that FORCED this monstrosity on us KNEW exactly what damage it would do. They're whole intent was to destroy you little minions who keep supporting them. They are laughing at how stupid you on the left are that they can keep feeding you lies and you stupidly keep falling for them over and over. You can't fix stupid!
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I don't know where you get your 10,000 number for pre-existing conditions. This number is way off more like closer to the million mark. Too many people who have had cancers, High Blood Pressure, Diabetes to be such a low number. All policies should include mandatory maternity and mental health services on all policies. These should not be charged extra for.
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play, so a couple in their 60s need insurance to cover maternity? That's what's happening under Obamacare, and it helps explain the premium increases.
Face it: Obamacare is a disaster, and many Americans will suffer because of it.
And before you bring up the cunnard about pre-existing conditions, let me mention that the number of people so affected was less than 10,000. The government could easily have set up a pool to cover those people without screwing up the whole system for everybody else.
You need to wake up and smell the mess Obama and Democrats have created.
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I guess I should have used the word "underinsured". It means your policy comes up short when it comes to things it covers. Don't put your heads in the sand and say " I'm never sick, I'll never need it" because karma always seems to have a way of coming along and biting you on the behind........
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play, you don't know what you're talking about, literally. How can you possibly know whether somebody's policy is "substandard"? The policies people have are the policies that meet their needs, and now ObamaCare is making them either unaffordable or impossible. Disaster is coming for many people.
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By the way Truthseeker... I do pay for my insurance coverage. You are definitely a horse's behind and you know what spews out that end.... exactly......
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Go ahead keep your substandard Insurance and when something catastrophic happens and you can't pay your bill. You'll die or deal with having to receive "welfare" in the form of "grants" and special programs from hospitals that offer them. Yes this is a form of "Welfare" too. Of course you conservatives will change your tune when it is you or your family that has to "lower yourselves" to ask for the help. And you will ask when you receive a bill of 1 million dollars for a months stay in a specialized ICU unit and in no way can you pay your share of the bill. Or will you stiff the "law abiding" citizens that have proper insurance by them having to pay higher premiums because your either too cheap or too stupid to be properly insured......
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Libs pretending they have private health insurance and then say private health insurance is bad. Hey Playfare........try getting your lies straight. You're starting to sound like Obama.
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Playfare.....lolol you libs are so good at talking about things you obviously know nothing about. That's why Obama is failing. He doens't know anything about anything.
MY insurance is NOT substandard. Obamacare IS! Obamacare is substandard plus OVERPRICED!!!
MY insurance covers over 80 percent of any catastrophic medical illness. SO see you liberal govt dependent....you're not aware of this because you have NEVER paid for it yourself. Had you been buying your own insurance instead of bilking taxpayers for your medical fees...you'd know how great PRIVATE health insurance is. You're thinking about your insurance.....medical card from DHHS???????????? Yeah, taxpayers paying your bills.
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Why should they be allowed to keep substandard coverage?? Who do you think is going to be flipping the bill when they need a service or treatment that is not covered by their insurance?? Those of us that have good insurance by making our costs higher for services. By dropping these bad policies the company will be forced to offer better policies if they want to stay in business.....
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