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This link is for an extensive map of our cemetery and includes date of birth/death, age, gender, funeral home (if recorded) of the deceased. [Data is updated quarterly].
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Click here for a pdf with our Cemetery fees.
The Cemetery Committee meets on the fourthThursday of the month.
Join our Cemetery Committee online group!
Contact Denny Farrell (789-3169) for more information.
Facts about our Guardian Angels Cemetery:
• First burial according to verified records we have found was in 1871
• Currently we have 1,511 recorded burials and capacity for over 2,400 more burials
• We average 35 to 40 burials a year
• Our Garden of Angels now has 64 gravesites. For those that are not familiar, we provide free burials to non-denominational families for miscarriages, stillborns and babies under the age of 3 months. We work with the local Bradshaw mortuaries and HealthEast in this ministry.
• Columbarium installed in September includes 32 single niches and 32 double niches.
• Prayer Garden currently has over 500 engraved pavers installed with a lot more capacity. If interested, follow this link to purchase a memorial paver.
• Current Rules and Regulations are available by clicking here.
You are now able to access a map (**SEE ABOVE!**) of the cemetery that will identify a gravesite you are interested in. Our current data computer data base now has complete information including photos of monuments, markers, and contact information in addition to specifics about the deceased.
The parish thanks Frank Steel for the over 2,100 hours of volunteer hours in automating and populating the data base!
Thank you to the Men's Club, Maintenance Staff and the Cemetery Committee members for keeping the cemetery looking good. Special thanks to Tom Hermanson for mowing the cemetery grass all summer and Tom and Carol Kub for their volunteer time in taking care of all the trimming around monuments and markers.
If you have any questions about the cemetery in general or specific gravesites feel free to email Frank Steel or Denny Farrell. We both prefer emails rather than phone calls.
Thank you: Cemetery Committee-Sue Pitts, Chair; Frank Steel Vice chair; Tom Hermanson, Mary Schiltgen, Jim Jackson, Judy Rys, Sue Labno, Tom Kub, Jean Jirovec, Donna Runyon, Dave Lacktorin and Denny Farrell. Landscape consultant Bruce Labno.
The Mission of Guardian Angels Church Cemetery and Prayer Garden Committee is to ensure proper interment/inurnment, memorialization and perpetual care in the tradition of the Catholic Church.
The Cemetery and Prayer Garden are our sanctuary until we become one with our soul in everlasting life.
For the mutual protection and benefit of grave owners, the following Rules and Regulations have been adopted by The Church of the Guardian Angels Cemetery, and all grave owners and visitors within the Cemetery and all graves sold shall be subject to said Rules and Regulations, and subject further to such other Rules and Regulations, amendments or alternatives as shall be adopted from time to time.
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Sophie's Appeal sees donations by the hundreds at Hampshire hospitals
11:00am Monday 23rd December 2013 in News By Lauren Howard, Reporter
ANOTHER special year saw two Hampshire hospitals bringing festive cheers to those without.
Sophie's Appeal saw in excess of 200 gifts donated to the Giving Tree this year at the children's wards in the Royal Hampshire County Hospital and Southampton General Hospital.
Sophie's Appeal was set up in memory of Sophie Barringer from Eastleigh who died of cancer at the age of six in December 2004.
The collection was for the charity's annual Giving Tree celebration which was developed by the little girl before her death nine years ago when she realised many of her friends from hospital would not be spending Christmas at home. Since then more than 1,800 gifts have been donated to sick children over the festive period.
Among those who donated presents were youngsters from The Norwood School in Eastleigh, where Sophie was a pupil.
Lin Barringer, Sophie's mum and charity co-founder, said: "Sophie originally started the Giving Tree event when she realised many of her hospital friends would be spending Christmas on the ward, rather than at home. She wanted to bring some Christmas cheer to the hospitals, and it is an honour to continue this on her behalf. "We would like to thank everyone for their support which makes such a difference to the young people being treated in hospital this Christmas."
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Five alive - Wimbledon keep winning run going, and gain sweet revenge at the same time
10:22am Monday 23rd December 2013 in Other Rugby By Tony Mann
Wimbledon entered the London Division One South Christmas break on a high with a fifth consecutive win.
Moreover, Saturday's 16-12 victory at Chobham was sweet revenge for James Ogilvy-Bull's men.
Last time the sides met, it was Chobham who claimed victory with a last-gasp score.
In a hugely attritional game, played in appalling conditions, Dons did well to hold out for the last 10 minutes playing into the full force of the wind and driving rain.
Particularly with only 14 men as, once again, the blue and maroon of Wimbledon's shirts seemed to offend the referee, with Rich Stewart's yellow card following those awarded earlier to Jack Fishwick and Rhys Morgan.
The killer blows for Wimbledon were the two tries they scored just before half time, when wing Pete Scott out-paced his man with ease to finish off flowing backline moves.
Captain Neil Hallett was unable to convert from the touchline and had to be content with contributing just two well-struck penalties.
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Egon Zehnder has already been in touch with Bill Winters, a former co-chief executive of JPMorgan's investment bank. Winters was dismissed from that position by Chief Executive Jamie Dimon in the summer of 2009, during a shake-up of top management. Winters had wanted to succeed Dimon as CEO, the Journal reported, and left the company instead of taking a lower-profile role.
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Winters is no doubt an appealing choice for UBS given his recent activity: He's been based in London as a member of a government-appointed commission, extending advice on how to reform the British banking system.
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So I have been great all week but totally planning my cheat meal for today. So I get up at 7, feeling great and hea out to dunkin donuts. There's this new donut sandwich I have been waiting to try. Now I don't know if it's me because I built up the cheat so much and anticipated it so much but.....it was TERRIBLE!! I can't beleive I wasted my cheat on it LOL!! Note to self-next sunday have a bagel and cfream cheese cause I know I like that! Have a great day!~
Aw bummer! Hate it when something sounds sooo good, and you get all hyped up for it...only to have it fail. You have a good plan ahead though with a tried and true satisfactory cheat for next time. =)
Yeah but heres the thing about cheat day......ugh I feel sick now. Ive felt sluggish all day and bloated. I guess that was the idea to remember how yucky we feel when not eating clean. I definitely won't go over board next time. I think I did today because it was my first one. I really see and feel the difference!
I agree adeleib...my cheat day experience was similar to yours. I felt sick after my supersize banana split ice cream.
For my cheat day attempted to eat 1 Big Mac, 1 Double Quarter Pounder, Large Chocolate Shake, Large Fries, 10 piece nuggets, Coke <--- I was really looking forward to this day.
I ended up eating 1 Big Mac and half of my Double Quarter Pounder and felt like laying down. hah It is fun looking forward to the free day. But to be honest, I'm ok with just a free meal instead of the whole day.
I have often done the same thing an limited my Free day to one cheat type meal or item for the day that I really wanted all week long and that helps kill the craving for it the rest of that week at least.
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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski will have back surgery on Tuesday, his fifth surgery since November, 2012, according to multiple reports. There is no clear timetable for Gronkowski to return to the field for the Patriots.
The 24-year-old tight end is expected to have his back surgery by Dr. Robert Watkins, who recently performed back surgery on the New York Giants' Jason Pierre Paul. Gronkowski was experiencing chronic back pain and the Patriots anticipated the fifth surgery for Gronkowski.
Gronkowski underwent his fourth arm surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston on May. An infection from a previous procedure to repair Gronkowski's broken left forearm had delayed the fourth surgery on his left forearm.
Gronkowski missed five games last season after breaking his left forearm blocking during an extra-point attempt against the Indianapolis Colts. He re-injured his left forearm in the AFC Divisional Playoffs against the Houston Texans.
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Guys ....Asprin And Amphetamines to get over his alcohol soaked brain was a big part of Mantles daygame prep ....Following his doctors advice was not.... and that probably did more to mangle his potential than anything ...GEEZ he friggin' drank after a liver transplant....So easy on the idol worship y'all
Gronk Shmonk....it's all about the system.... plug in mediocre players to a good system and Brady will make a star out of them ....THERE IS ANOTHER GUY ON THE BENCH WAITING FOR HIS TURN....for Belicheck and Brady to make you know his name...LOL
Can You say: TEBOW.
Hanging out with porn stars definitely leads to major back problems.
I love Gronk, but I'm afraid his career is over. I don't say that gleefully, because I think he could have been in the Hall of Fame one day. Football is unforgiving.
Reminds me of Mickey Mantle and Bo Jackson. Physically perfect bodies and incredible spirits but crippled by medical problems. I sure hope Gronk beats this and is able to live his life as he dictates, not as his back and arm do.
They need to put this guy in a plastic bubble whenever he comes off the field.
The dude missed his senior year of college ball because of his back. Why is anyone surprised?
This guy is only 24.
@Jean What does the Tebow signing have to do with Gronkowski's surgery? Different positions. Tebow was signed as a backup QB, probably third string. Your post was confusing in that it had nothing to do with the article, and makes little to no sense.
@Jean i can also say stiff...and not an nfl caliber player .....thats why zero money guaranteed....Belicheck loves to stick it to Jets....thats what this is.... no risk
@iclasticons Okay, Tiger. But if you could spend a might with only one of them, which would you pick?
@iclasticons Bo Jackson's medical problem was one freak play, which can happen in football. Mantle's body just wore out, in part because he didn't take care of himself off the field.
@iclasticons "Physically perfect bodies ... but crippled by medical problems." Did you read your comment before posting it? Or did it all gush out in a fit of hero worship?
MickPatrick: LOL! I'm a guy (albeit an old and wrinkled guy), so given that constraint I choose Kate Upton. I would be dead by morning, but what a way to burn out. If I were female, I would probably die of natural causes before I could make a decision. But let's not tell my wife I said this, ok?
You might want to research the origin of the knee problems that haunted and limited the majority if his career. Yes, The Mick had major off-field problems but the man was The Natural and probably right there with Bo Jackson for the most perfect baseball players ever that were not creatd by pharmaceuticals.
I read it and meant it. What's it to you, Snark?
I read it, and meant it. What's it to you, Snark?
@McInnes @iclasticons I don't know about Mantle, but I think he's correct about Bo Jackson. Maybe not a "physically perfect body", but quite possible the greatest natural athlete from the USA of the past 50 years. I reserve the term "physically perfect body" for women in bathing suits, or less.
@McInnes @iclasticons Mickey Mantle had a combination of speed and power not seen on a baseball diamond until Bo Jackson. If they had arthroscopic surgery in his day, I believe he could have had 700 home runs and 700 stolen bases.
I have read his bios but I was a boy in Oklahoma City when he hit the big leauges. I read everything I could about him from Day One and continued that through and after his death. Much later, I was lucky enough to get know his brother. I know his flaws and his accomplishments and will always wonder about what might have been.
@iclasticons read the bios about Mantles off field antics ....many people count taking amphetamines as pharmaceuticals....which many people said mantle used as did all others in... THE DAY
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Ok, I can respect someone saving that descriptor for the likes of Kate Upton, Heidi Klum, etc.


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Since 9/11 horrific has become a terrible cliché. A "horrific toll." A "horrific wildfire."
Another is icon or iconic. The New York skyline is iconic. The French bistro is iconic. She is a Tea Party icon.
People are "called out" rather than criticized. Businesses "go south" rather than decline. Some authors still write utilize instead of use. Writer Russell Baker rightly calls utilize "a fat, greasy, dripping word."
Another cliché is existential as in "existential suffering." Writers should be ashamed to write some variation of "round up the usual suspects." Another cliché from the film "Casablanca" — "shocked, shocked."
Narrative is another cliché as in Obama's "unconvincing narrative." Everything is book-ended or framed.
And here's another: "He may end up a Yankee in 2011. Or not." And how about channeling? Clinton "came close to channeling Albright."
A golfer shoots a 59. Sports writers call it a "magic number." Magic has nothing to with it. Rodriguez reaches a "magical milestone" of 600 home runs. Magic had nothing to do with it—although steroids did.
And how about the silly "changing the world forever"? Or this awful mannerism: "vindication for the Bush, er, Obama Administration."
Writers wearisomely use the F-word, C-word, N-word and every other letter-of-the-alphabet word.
Unthinking writers refer to invited guests or a young child. Someone dies "unexpectedly" of a heart attack or in a car crash.
So many of these annoyances can be found in a recent book by Robert Kuttner on President Obama, "A Presidency in Peril."
He speaks of "Bush's watch," "an accident waiting to happen," "at the end of the day" and "boots on the ground." Everyone said famously.
Kuttner's book is riddled with lame qualifiers like rather and somewhat. We get "rather sweeping generalizations." Something is "somewhat annoying."
Kuttner constantly talks of "populist anger" and "rightwing populists" with a total misunderstanding of what populism is: progressivism and anti-corporatism.
He uses the aggravating "of course": "This is, of course, appalling politics." Or: "He was, of course, a stalking horse."
Kuttner uses the double preposition "at about." He uses "prior to" rather than "before." He writes that someone "deserved to be thrown under the proverbial bus." No such proverb exists.
Some writers insist on turning nouns into verbs: "He summited Everest" or "Obama guested on the program." Or this abomination: "to trial this theory."
Others adopt mannerisms such as: "The problem is, well, everything else." Or, "the prosecutor had insisted on, gasp, fighting corruption."
Some don't know the difference between principle and principal. Some writers still mistake "it's" for the possessive adjective. We read that someone "currently is writing a book." Is is current. Some writers wrongly attach adverbs to adjectives as in "badly-written book."
Political reporters turn signature into a cliché. Obama's "signature healthcare reform." Nixon's "signature" mordancy.
Grammar eludes some writers: "just like our coaches predicted." It should be the conjunction "as" and not the preposition like.
Writers flounder on words. "He was reticent to act." No, he was reluctant to act." He "claimed" he was innocent. No, he said he was innocent. The coach "rocketed to notoriety." No, the coach rocketed to fame. Some writers don't know the difference between infamous and famous.
Nearly all writers put the adverb only in the wrong place: "I only have eyes for you." Some writers use the archaic "amongst" rather than among, "upon" rather than on and "amidst" rather than amid. Prose is not poetry.
Writers often use senseless commas: "Cut taxes and balance budgets, because…." Or: "He loved her, but…" Or the superfluous comma before and: "he ate apples, pears, and oranges."
Some writers ask rhetorically: "that's the audacity of hope?" The question mark goes outside the quote. Some writers, having a quote within a quote, put three messy single quote marks together. A space goes between the single quote and double quote.
Someone doesn't speak "around" 10 a.m. but about. Every approximately is about.
Some shamefully write: "My bad." Some reporters use this tautology: "$3 billion dollars." Some writers quote someone then segue into another quote without first identifying the new speaker.
Magazines and online articles "sin" by writing 80-word sentences. They print 25-line paragraphs. Brevity is not just the soul of wit. It is the essence of good writing.
The axiom is true: writing is rewriting.
Above all, Strunk and White urge: "Vigorous writing is concise. A sentence should contain no unnecessary words, a paragraph no unnecessary sentence. This requires not that the writer make all sentences short or avoid all detail but that every word tell."
Less is more.
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Former Vol Aide Says He Left For Job Security
March 8th, 2012 12:57 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: Tennessee
Tags: Alabama Nick Saban, Eric Russell, Former Vol, Washington State
Since a season-ending loss at Kentucky last November, the Tennessee football program has hemorrhaged some seven assistant football coaches from a staff that only runs nine-deep. Former Vol tight ends and special teams coach Eric Russell — who left UT to join ex-boss Mike Leach at Washington State — undoubtedly spoke for many of his former co-workers when he said an uncertainty in the staff's status contributed to his departure:
"I think at Tennessee, it was going to come down to how many games you won the next year, and unfortunately nobody's got a crystal ball. I tried to take the sentimental stuff out of it. A chance to be an assistant head coach and concentrate purely on special teams was a little bit of a unique situation."
Let's play a little game. Let's say you're an assistant football coach. You can either:
A. Stay in your current job on a one-year contract knowing that if your squad doesn't win seven or eight games for some reason, you're a goner at year's end.
B. You can re-start your coaching clock by going to another school and getting more guaranteed time (or money should you be blown up after a year).
I think it's pretty clear that Option B is the safest, smartest bet. Which explains — in part — why several Derek Dooley aides have vamoosed to other schools for job titles that would have to be considered even.
The fact that Dooley — like Alabama's Nick Saban, his old boss — has a reputation for not being the best guy to work for likely also added to the mass exodus from Knoxville. Of course, in Saban's case, his assistants are paid handsomely and have plenty of security via their tremendous success.
That's not been the case at Tennessee under Dooley.
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In recent decades, with the ascendency of Apple, the '80s are more likely to be remembered for the 1984 debut of the Macintosh than that of the Amiga. But as revolutionary as the Mac was, the Amiga — the first Amiga was released in 1985 — also deserves to be remembered for its powerful (at the time) multimedia capabilities.
The default Workbench-like screen of Icaros Desktop.
And Amiga's legacy lives on. A new Amiga-branded PC was launched earlier this year running Commodore OS Vision Linux on an Intel Core i7 CPU. AmigaOS 4 development continues (I spoke to its lead developer in May), and a tight ecosystem of hardware makers and users are keeping it alive. But beyond these more direct descendents of the original Amiga platform, there are a number of projects that have been inspired by the system, taking the 'best practices' elements developers feel were present in the Amiga and reimplementing them in a modern OS.
One example of this is Syllable which is an attempt to create an entirely new desktop operating system inspired by Amiga. Another, quite different, effort is Icaros Desktop, which is a desktop OS that runs on x86 PCs.
Its creator, Paolo Besser, says that Icaros is "for AROS what Ubuntu is for Linux". It's effectively a user-friendly distribution of AROS — the AROS Research Operating System — which is an open source reimplementation of the Amiga OS 3.x APIs, structure and interfaces available for ARM, Motorola 68K, PPC and x86 systems.
Like Ubuntu, Icaros "tries to leverage the parent operating system to a better-suited environment for final users," Besser says.
Icaros Desktop was born at the end of 2007. AROS development itself began in 1995, with the first release in 1997 (it's licensed under the AROS Public License). AROS describes itself as being more akin to WINE than an emulator: It provides an Amiga-compatible platform rather than Amiga emulation.
Icaros provides emulators to run a large library of old games and applications.
Besser says that one of the issues with AROS that led to the creation of Icaros is that the only option for people who wanted to play with AROS was that to use the nightly builds. "Nightlies are fun, but good just for developers," Besser says. "Users needed a ready-to-run environment which would allow them to do at least something interesting, and that's where I stepped in."
He created a pre-configured VMware virtual machine that included AROS and all of the available software for it. It eventually grew from a VM to a fullblown DVD AROS distribution, "ready to use on real hardware, both in live mode and installed onto the hard drive". Besser credits the creation of Icaros with speeding up AROS development by bringing more users to the platform.
Besser doesn't have any firm figures on the Icaros user base. He says "a few thousand people" downloaded version 1.4 of Icaros Desktop. "AROS-EXEC.org, which is AROS' main discussion forum, gains new users every week, and this is just enough for me."
He believes that a large part of Icaros Desktop's appeal is for people who miss being able to use Amigas, and want a system that can recreate something akin to the AmigaOS experience while using modern x86 hardware.
"In my humble opinion, it's something that has to do with personal tastes and own computing history: People that had loved AmigaOS and always missed it, can now use Icaros Desktop on their powerful and cheap PCs.
The original Amiga was renowned for its multimedia capabilities. Icaros
includes multimedia players, editors and trackers.
"Doing things 'the Amiga way' was and is completely different from the other platforms, and someone may just prefer this approach over the mainstream ones."
Icaros is a good operating system for "spare time", Besser says. "Some users might even use it as main operating system for a secondary machine." He uses it on his netbook and says it's faster than the netbook's original OS. "I can browse the Web with Icaros when the original OS wouldn't have even finished booting."
"There are many tasks we can't cover yet, but with every release we gain a new piece which allows us to do something more," Besser says.
Icaros is not the only AROS distribution available. Two other distributions — Broadway and AspireOS — can also be downloaded by people interested in AROS. "There's no real competition between us," Besser says. We've all grown in a little community and we're just doing the same thing with little differences, mainly for fun."
Paolo Besser, mantainer of Icaros Desktop.
"Many times, we share the same solutions we find for our own 'product'," Besser adds. "Fragmentation has already done serious damages to the Amiga platform and community; we don't really need people fighting and screaming everywhere."
Although Icaros is open source, Besser says that he has a fairly strict regime when it comes to contributions. "I have a clear vision about the results I wish to get," he says. But, he adds, "it's just a matter of asking me" if people want to participate. "Many enthusiastic people have helped me, and without their suggestions and lines of code, I wouldn't ever have been able to do what I have."
He says AROS itself is "more democratic and anarchic" when it comes to development. "Anyone who feels the need to change the codebase can just join the development mailing list, propose changes or additions, ask for an SVN account and commit his or her code."
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I still own my original Amiga 2000 that my wife bought before we were married 22 years ago! The thing still works, has been updated to AmigaDOS 2.3, but lacks a monitor or a connector/converter to attach it to my KVM switch. If anyone knows where I can find one (or how to build one) cheap, let me know.
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Just hook it up to a LCD TV with a Composite cable, you'll have monochrome video then.
Modern monitors will not display video form old Amiga. You need PAL/NTSC (15kHZ HV) capable unit.
You can also buy RGB to SCART cable to gain color video and audio on TV.
The 80's is going to be remembered for the introduction of the Macintosh. Well that certantly depends on which part of the world your from.
Here in Denmark and the rest of Europe. It's the Amiga that will be remembered.
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Neighborhoods: Powderhorn, Whittier
A hidden gem! – Certainly the greatest value that I know of in the Twin Cities. Tasty, healthful food and Luke is hilarious!
Great Food – I go to Jasmine Deli as many times as I can. I have never had tofu taste so good & The Pork Sandwich is the BEST!!! When my family and friends come to Minneapolis I have to take them to Jasmine Deli.
Used ti be a great Deli – Jasmine was a nice deli,they used to have great personable service and very fresh food ,that was used to.My most recent visit was for lunch on Jan 13,2010
As we walked in we were greeted with a grunt from the man working and zero hospitality. After being ignored for about 10 minutes the man final took our order. The pho we had ordered did come very quickly however I did notice the
much skimpier portions of fresh meat and veggies.We had our pho and no more
attention to drink refills or other interaction that you might as a customer would expect.We also noticed a roach crawling on the condiment bottles at our table.
We were once regulars here,but since moved from the neighborhood, we thought we would eat at Jasmine since we always did love the food and service maybe it was a bad day or something we will never return it was terrible and disappointing. Too bad it was a great place now it's second rate.
Mock duck sping rolls = godly – I eat here 3 times a week!
Favorite place for lunch in the city – The service is genuine; the servers, the woman working at the counter, and the owner are all really nice people. The Bánh mì sandwiches are good (although the place right near the back wall of K-Mart has slightly better ones), the noodle bowls are excellent. Everything's cheap, and the atmosphere's good even with the whitewashed walls and tile.
A goody! – I really think this is a worthwhile takeout place. While fairly inexpensive, I do not think it's anything different than a lot of the other Asian restaurants. I think the wonton soup here is fantastic and one of the better flavored in town. The sandwiches are ok as are the eggrolls as are the rice plates. I do NOT like the lemonade and definitely preferred Thai Coffee as opposed to the Vietnamese (even though it is tasty). Get some soup!! That's the only truly worthy experience.
Addictive sandwiches at bargain prices make this Vietnamese deli a constant craving for those in the know. – In Short
For vegetarians and lovers of spice and everything nice, Jasmine Deli is like Mecca. Alost everything, from banh mi to noodles and soups, comes with fresh jalapeno slices. Those looking for a cheap, hearty meal go for the big, nourishing bowls of noodle soup, noodle salads, or hot-cold combinations of stir-fry atop a heap of noodles and veggies. But true fanatics go for the addictive and cheap sandwiches that come with veggies, mock duck or choice of meats. Dine in and enjoy the small linoleum-bright dining room staffed by personable family members, or get cheap and easy take outsure to feed the whole family, sometimes for a couple of days.
This is a great place. I'm addicted to the spring rolls. Everything I've ordered there has been tasty and I've never been disappointed with my meal. This is a place my boyfriend and I gravitate towards when we're in the area, even though we like to try new places.
Best place for fresh and filling food! – I recently moved - but keep on thinking about Jasmine deli. Whenever I visit, my first thing to do is stop by and get some spring rolls and a sandwich. This place is by far the best place to go for. If you ever crave wanting to eat something light and fulfilling, this is the place. I miss it a lot and am looking forward to my next trip to Minneapolis. I also want to try the new restaurants by Jasmine as well.
vegetarian friendly vietnamese – i am a strict vegetarian and was extremely impressed with their service. most places cant make me pho coz they cant replace their beef/chicken stock, but these guys did and with a smile! they were very mindful of my needs. the food was so fresh and flavorful. the cabbage egg rolls were amazing, and their curry noodle salad so yum! we wanted to try the sandwiches that we had heard so much abt but they ran out of bread, so thats what we'll have next time. we went around 7pm and they close at 8pm so its understandable to ran out of bread. they kept the place open past 8pm just to accomodate us. the staff is very friendly and kind. and the portions are geneous priced very reasonably.
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Your company's CEO is being overwhelmed by sea of data, according to a survey conducted in August by Kelton Research and announced on Tuesday.
The study, sponsored by IT services firm Avanade (jointly founded by Accenture and Microsoft), sampled the opinions of 543 "C-level" executives, IT deciders and business leaders from around the globe. A key finding of the survey -- that one in three executives can't locate people in the company with the data they need -- highlights the current muddled state of affairs.
Avanade's study, "The Business Impact of Big Data," found that 62 percent of decision-makers are "frequently interrupted by irrelevant incoming data." In addition, 56 percent feel "overwhelmed by the amount of data their company manages," according to the survey.
Multiple sources contribute to this data flow, including e-mail (72 percent), Word documents (46 percent), spreadsheets (36 percent), customer databases (33 percent), presentations (21 percent) and online portals (20 percent). Despite the glut and seeming irrelevance of the data, 61 percent of the survey respondents wanted faster access to data, the study explains.
Current tools used to filter out irrelevant data in companies appear to be doing a so-so job, with 43 percent of respondents saying they weren't happy with the performance of those tools. The study pointed to enterprise search as "a critical foundation to tackle the big data problem."
Data from customers was considered to be most valuable kind for decision-making, according to the study. It found that 67 percent of the survey respondents had "invested" in, or were "seriously considering," customer relationship management (CRM) solutions. Demand for CRM solutions was found to be highest among government-sector survey participants, with 74 percent looking to CRM solutions.
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"A key finding of the survey -- that one in three executives can't locate people in the company with the data they need -- highlights the current muddled state of affairs."
Kind of predictable, don't you think, when the same CEOs outsourced and offshored IT to "reduce costs"/give themselves pay raises, sure, but also because the grunts knowing how the corporation really worked only served to reveal that the layers of MBAs in the E-suite and below wore no clothes?
The CEOs WANTED the inner workings of the corporations to be mysterious...and now they find that they no longer have anybody who can retrieve and interpret the data?
lolll...if the CEOs would like to know how the corporation actually works themselves, then I would suggest that they should relocate themselves to Mumbai or Bangalore...wherever they sent the data.
On the bright side, the fact that CEOs are even expressing an interest now is encouraging if for no other reason than it suggests that boards of directors and/or shareholders are becoming displeased when they find that the emperor...errr, the CEO...also wears no clothes.


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Most of us stay happy with the regular mundane life. Being happy and content is the key to peace in our lives. However, a tad adventurous experience amidst this boring life is not bad at times. Who does not want to go bungee jumping on Sandak phu hills? Or go water rafting in the Amazon? Or perhaps go for a trek in Kanchanjunga? Or may be a simple camel ride in the Sahara? Surely maximum people will enjoy such experience!
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Somalia- Some of us most definitely have come across this name in our geography text books in high school. The name itself generates some excitement. It is truly so but most of the text books miss out the vital part that it is extremely dangerous. Maximum web links list Somalia among the most dangerous places in the world. Blue back waters, gigantic sea waves and rugged terrain are not all that Somalia has. It is also known for its feuds and anti-social activities.
Danakil desert, Ethiopia- Deserts have attracted travellers time and again. Thus Danakil desert will definitely get attention but experts call it "the cruellest place on earth" owing to its destructive volcanoes.
Venezuela- One can relate Venezuela with wonderful beaches and rough landscape that makes it more adventurous and dangerous.
Mount Everest- Many of us don't know that this historical range has a terrible weather. But still feel the adventure to climb the mountains can be fun when you are with group of friends.
Yemen- is not a much visited place, but still one can visit there to enjoy the beauty. This makes it interesting and enjoyable.
Kenya- Africa scores yet again to host one of the deadliest places. Starting from adventure and thrill and enjoy danger, Kenya has it all.
Lebanon- Known as "Paris of the Middle-East," is home to Palestinian extremists, Hezbollah groups as well.
Pakistan (North) - According to the Foreign office, most parts of Pakistan should be avoided on a tour. Terrorism, violence, open shootouts and Taliban's, are enough reasons to make Pakistan a notorious place.
Jammu and Kashmir, India- In the quotient of danger, India does not lag far behind. Despite Communal conflicts, religious turmoil and extremism and fundamentalism, people do not forget to enjoy the adventurous trip of rock climbing on the steep mountain sides and more.
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New coffee shop giving alternative to bar goersA new coffee shop in Grand Forks is getting noticed for reasons other than coffee.
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Michael Myslinski, The Ember Volunteer: "A lot of people walk by and look through the window and they're like what is that?"
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Grant Mitchell, The Ember Volunteer: "This is an alternative to partying on the weekends."
Jay Wambsganss, The Ember Customer: "We decided what the heck, we'll pop in, sit down and have a cup of joe."
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Myslinski: "Instead of going out and getting drunk, this is an opportunity to come here and play games and just hang out and have a cup of coffee."
Mark Kasier, Bouncer: "It gives young people, or anybody for that matter, something to do late at night that doesn't involve alcohol."
Bar employees seem to welcome the new addition. Bouncers even pitch in with security if needed.
Kasier: "We're trying to be very neighborly and friendly. We want to make sure nothing happens to them."
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Myslinski: "We like to give free samples to people out at the bars and just let them know what we do and to get the word out."
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Wambsganss: "It's a really nice add on to Grand Forks. I know we've been looking for a place like this for a long time."
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