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My middle daughter has a severe nut allergy which scares me now that she is in preschool. The public elementary school has nut free zones in the cafeteria, but the preschool does no such thing. Would I be wrong about addressing this issue with her preschool and encouraging them to have a "nut-free" classroom for eating? -- Chris, Strongmoms Facilitator
I would most definitely address it. If they aren't willing to accomodate this life threatening allergy to keep your child safe while in their care then i would seriously have to reconsider that preschool. The daycare that my frinend takes her children to are very accomodating when it comes to allergies. It doesn't matter what the allergy is they make sure each child is accomodated and even have signs posted that say XXXX is not allowed because of allergy concerns. They even changed the hand soap that they use because my fiends daughter is allergic to shea butter. I think when it comes to things like allergies the people caring for your child MUST change a thing or two to keep her safe.
I think Brinny is right on with this-safety must come first. Nut allergies are frightening, and I think that whatever is needed to keep your child safe is reasonable. Make sure that everyone involved in her care has education about her allergy, what symptoms she has, and how to treat it. Then make sure they have the medications she needs should she have a reaction and that they know how to use them. With good education she can have a safe and fun preschool experience.
Nope! We gotta look out for our kids - nut allergies are fairly common these days it seems. People should understand the importance of keeping kids safe!
My preschool offers nut free snacks there... and the kids don't do lunch there. They do have a lunch bunch option you can purchase but it is not nut free and they make sure to tell parents whose kids have allergies. Most parents don't send their kids to the lunch portion. I think because it is preschool that you most certainly should bring it up...also, consider finding a school that is more in line with allergies. You can't be too careful really.
The recent news of a 13-year old girl who took one bite of a rice krispie treat that had peanut butter and who eventually died despite her doctor father administer two epipen shots sparked me into action. We love her preschool, so I decided to meet with the director and ask if we could develop better accommodations with nut allergies. I brought the article regarding the tragedy and explained that there are alternatives and asked them to consider becoming a nut-free facility. I even suggested that they replace their peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with sun butter, made from sunflower seeds. Not quite as good as peanut butter but on a sandwich with jelly it's safe and still tastes pretty good. They are seeing what they can do to implement a better plan. Thanks for the encouragement everybody!
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Lively, hip spot to stop for a bite when wandering the Bellagio casino. Try the chocolate lava cake with lychee ice cream.
sushi – delicious
Loved It!!! – I am disheartened that there are so many folks that have written reviews that did not receive the same kind of service we did at the Yellowtail.
Upon our arrival we were seated right away, and were given a lovely table for 4 with a beautiful view of the famous fountains.
Wait service was outstanding and "good-looking" might I add.
Food was amazing, really some of the very best sushi I have ever had!
After dinner we ventured out onto the balcony of the restaurant and watch the fountains some more. The view from the balcony is so much better then the view from the street "even if you're right up front".
I recommend Yellowtail to all my friends that go to Vegas and will continue to do so. I have not yet heard from anyone I have recommended that they had anything but the best experience as I did.
Unpolite and bad manners – We had a party of 6 making a reservation to this restaurant one hour before arrival. After we came on time the table were not set and we were told to wait for at least 20 min. A few couple who did not make any reservation were given the priority of a sit. We went straight in to the table and just started to sit, when a man (seemed to be an asian origin) came to us and start to hassle us with how we were out of conduct, because the table weren't set. We were surprise to see that the restaurant was quite empty and the service was that slow. Added to our disappointment was when this man start to tell us that it was their procedure to set the table before we could come in, then he mentioned a word that was really out of context of customer service. "Please leave if you do not want to follow our procedure", this word came out from the man later discovered to be named "Young Lee", we do not know if he is a manager or the owner, no matter what status he is, this is definitely not an educated manner and will definitely not an understandable personnel. Within the party were 2 young kids aged between 7 and 10, and they were waiting for a awhile to be seated. Not long after the straight word from this man, we packed our stuff and left the table... This is really not a food review we had not even tasted the food, we really given a taste of bad manners and service from a such beautiful restaurant... Pitiful that it was not well managed...
Worst service of my life! – Atrocious service!! Forgetful waitress, one waiter spilled soup on me while delivering the dish, another was extremely belligerent and rude... The entire staff needed significant improvement. I spoke to the manager twice, who not only failed to resolve the problem and charged the full price of the meal, but informed the wait staff of my frustration during my meal which resulted in worse service. The food that I tasted was decent, but I was unable to finish it due to the way the service affected my mood.
Great atmosphere and sake selection – The atmosphere in the restaurant is very modern and has gorgeous views of the Bellagio fountains. I was impressed with the selection of cold sakes, however, hot sake fans will have to look elsewhere. My wife enjoyed her pomegranate martini.
They also offer some very interesting sushi rolls. You've got to try the crab and asparagus roll with pop rocks!
Skip it! – I have never left a place still hungry after dropping $200 on a meal. This place does not live up to the hype. The food and service is mediorce at best.
Disgusting. Bad Service.Overpriced Ripoff! – Let me just say I think I am being more than generous by giving it one star. This was the WORST, absolute WORST, and for those of you who are just skimming and may have missed it... THE WORST PLACE EVER! Overpriced Garbage! I made reservations at Yellowtail for my husband's birthday. He loves sushi and could eat it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Even though we had reservations, we still had to wait 20 minutes to be seated and the place was not that busy. No big deal there...it happens...sometimes you have to wait. Then there was the food. Becca F. was right in her review..."sushi chefs everywhere are embarrassed". We order the 7 course chef's tasting menu. After each course I was hoping and praying it would get better. I kept thinking...How could it get any worse? I was wrong every single time. Then we finally got to the dessert and it was bad! How do you screw up dessert? Even the service left lots to be desired. Since we had 7 courses we often watched our next courses take a couple laps around the restaurant before it made it to our table. A few waiters that didn't know their table numbers I suppose. No big deal, until the ice cream was practically completely melted on the dessert by the time it came to our table. The ONLY thing that was good about this meal was the Sapporo and we all know Yellowtail had nothing to do with that. I have been reading a lot of the other reviews on this sight and I wish I would have read them before I went. Here's the kicker for those of you that are still reading...After dropping almost $400 on this crappy birthday dinner we went directly from the restaurant to Taco Bell. My husband didn't eat any Taco Bell because he was full from eating my meal and his meal at the restaurant because he didn't want to waste it at those prices. Now the next morning, as I type this review, my husband is having a hard time trying to decide which end to put on the toilet first because he is as sick as dog from that horrible, horrible horrible excuse for fine dining/sushi. Appearantly, it wasn't even sushi...it was just bad old fish. Taco Bell never sounded so good!
Probably not next time. – I was on vacation with a group of 9 people. We chose Yellowtail as the place to have our formal dinner as a group.
Upon arrival, you are able to see that the restaurant is very well decorated and the fixtures and furniture are amazing (of course nothing less would be accepted at the Bellagio)! They sat us at a round table that we all appreciated. However you weren't able to focus on the atmosphere because the hip-hop dance music was playing so loud it was difficult to even talk to the person next to you. (now don't get me wrong - we went clubbing after dinner and hip-hop dance is what were after that nite but with a 5 star level of service the music was really contradictory to the atmosphere). It was also very dark - almost so much so that it was hard to read the menu.
We were greeted promptly and presented with the wine and saki menu. They have no warm saki so I chose a cold saki that they were out of. The sommelier was sent over to make other recommendations but it was just as though she was reading from the saki menu, not really making any suggestions or asking me what I had in mind. Therefore on my third try for a drink I opted for a cocktail, but other members of my party got sparkling saki that they enjoyed.
Our server was prompt and seemed very knowledgeable. He made great recommendations, many of which we tried. This is not your typical sushi roll restaurant! They had the best albacore tuna and yellowtail sashimi that I have ever eaten (and I have eaten sashimi all over the world). Other members of my party enjoyed the spicy tuna snapping roll - I recommend you try it! The cucumber salad was heavenly with a sesame dresssing. The espresso was wonderful at the end of meal with dessert!
I felt as though I was constantly being bombarded with an arm in my face by the staff as they were rushing to get straw and chopstick wrappers out of the way because we were being rushed onto the next course of our meal. Even though we made it clear to our server that we were not going to be sharing, the style of the food service was to be enjoyed by the group and the food was "auctioned off" at the table - this was not pleasing when you are trying to carry on conversation and you are constantly interrupted by: "Who had the...". If I wanted lunch counter service, I would have gone to a deli.
The prices for each dish were very much based on quality and not quantity. Some members of our party actually left hungry (and no one was on a budget).
The view that this restaurant boasts about is not as you would hope for. Unless you are a small party of two sitting directly in front of one of the window/doors then all you are able to see is bursts of water periodically. You are able to enjoy the fountain show much more from outside.
Overall this experience was slightly pleasurable and never forgettable, the food was excellent in quality and flavor, average in presentation. We probably won't eat there again and most likely won't recomme
Great Food..Great Service and wonderful view in dining room – Do not be fooled by the front bar/lounge area. There is a beautiful restaurant in the back with the best view of the Belagio Fountains! Great place to go with a group of people, as you want to order a bit of everything. The Tune eye Pizza with truffle oil was worth the trip alone! The service is incredible. We had an awesome server named Roberto who made our visit memorable and was extremely helpful in assuring our table had food coming plate by plate (and the drinks, you will not go empty here). There was 6 in our party and we ordered about 9 different plates and drinks and gratuity and the bill was decent. This is definetly a place to go to try the food. Not your typical sushi roll place, but anything you order will be remembered. Order the pizza you will not regret it!!
Eat sushi lakeside while peering at the Bellagio fountain. – In Short
Yellowtail's dining room, which overlooks the Bellagio fountains, is a romantic and cozy space with a 180 seats with a connecting 30-seat lounge. Award-winning chef Akira Back's menu blends traditional Japanese cuisine with innovative flair. Signature dishes include big eye tuna pizza with shiso, an aromatic mint-like herb popular in Japan and Maine lobster carpaccio with sweet onion and cilantro. A multi-course Omakase menu allows patrons to sample Back's creative dishes, while small plates-such as farm-raised, grain-fed Jidori chicken-are meant for sharing.
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The publications disclosed by Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, LinkedIn and Tumblr provided expanded details and some vented criticism about the government's handling of customers' Internet data in counterterrorism and other intelligence-related probes. The figures from 2012 and 2013 showed that companies such as Google and Microsoft were compelled by the government to provide information on as many as 10,000 customer accounts in a six-month period. Yahoo complied with government requests for information on more than 40,000 accounts in the same period.
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Seeking to reassure customers and business partners alarmed by revelations about the government's massive collection of Internet and computer data, the firms stressed details indicating that only small numbers of their customers were targeted by authorities. Still, even those small numbers showed that thousands of Americans were affected by the government requests approved by judges of the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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In a company blog post, Microsoft General Counsel Brad Smith scolded the U.S. and allied governments for failing to renounce the reported mass interception of Internet data carried by communications cables. Top lawyers and executives for major tech companies had raised alarms previously about media reports describing that hacking by U.S. and United Kingdom spy agencies and cited them during conversations with U.S. officials during President Barack Obama's internal review of planned changes to the government's spying operations.
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In their presentation this morning they discussed how they would drive the budget through funding increases that will meet their growth mandates as well as fulfilling minimum requirements.
Currently the county is spending a thousand dollars less per student this year than in the 2008-2009 budgets.
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"Looking forward to the addition of an elementary world languages program at some point in the future," says Dr. Pamela Moran, Superintendent. "There is also focus of moving to one-on-one technologies at some point in the future to better support our kids getting access to what we might consider 21st century learning."
"Now unfortunately if we do have to make cuts it will be in the classroom" says board chair Stephen Koleszar. "I think we will have to do some small amount of increase in class size."
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In order to help close that gap, the school board asked supervisors to partially equalize the tax rate update the current year revenue forecast and allocate additional revenues to the school division.
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Before U.S. Rep. Dr. Phil Roe addressed the gathering at the Johnson County Rescue Squad building, he asked for a moment of silence in memory of Spc. Fred Greene, a Mountain City native who was killed by Maj. Nidal Hasan at Fort Hood, Texas.
Although Roe began the meeting in silence for the military, when the discussion turned to the potential U.S. military action in Syria, he was far from silent.
"If Phil Roe had to vote this afternoon, I'd vote no," Roe said. "I don't see that it's in the interest of the United States of America, and I'm going to say that on the House floor, I'm going to say it to our leadership, and to anyone who will listen."
On Thursday afternoon, Roe held a town hall meeting in Mountain City to, among other things, determine how people in his district felt about the proposed U.S. military intervention in Syria.
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Hi Vance,
How is things on your side of the hill? We are finally starting to bloom over here!
Did you find the queens you were looking for yet?
Found this link on our local Craigslist for CA Italian queens shipped:
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Back in the nineties, I encountered a book about "slack", put out by the 'Church of the Subgenius', in a local bookstore. I took it home, and was fascinated by it.
I had been brought up in a household that was typically bourgeouis, in that it placed a high value on working hard, on striving, on achievement. Thankfully, my upbringing was also somewhat conflicted about this. It recognized that who you are is not defined by what you achieve. Who you are is somehow much more than that. This conflicting anti-bourgeois leaning probably came from the artistic side of my family background, combined with a kind of catholic mysticism. The Church of Bob (Church of the Subgenius) appealed to my artistic and religious leanings in a subversive way, while conflicting with my leanings towards valuing hard work and achievement.
As far as I could tell, the Church of Bob (Church of the Subgenius) was a tongue in cheek pseudo-religion that was deeply serious. It's teachings were hard to pin down, based on the book I acquired, but the basic aim seemed to be to foster awareness that notions like 'hard work' and 'achievement' are usually thought of as somehow inherently good, but possibly shouldn't be. Is hard work good if what one is working at is not necessarily good?
At the time I read about the Church of Bob, I was working at a local outlet of a giant national craft chain. I prided myself in working hard at my job, and I loved the fact that I was selling people craft goods, and ideas, which could spark their imaginations. But I recognized that there was a flip side to all this. I knew that the national chain store I worked at was competing with local and regional businesses, that they exploited their stateside employees, and that they seemed to monstrously exploit workers abroad in places like China. Every item I sold enhanced someone's creativity, perhaps, but what was the hidden cost? How many lives, including my own, were invisibly chained to this supply system? In the end I had to leave that job, in order to stop being part of a system that exploited many, while helping a few, as I saw it, and in order to try to live a more creative life myself.
I chose to slack.
Life often presents these kinds of dilemmas. If you work hard, you get a pat on the back from your boss, and maybe even a ten cents per hour raise, and the little 'puritan ethic' believer inside you feels good. But if you begin to wonder whether the results of all your hard work are really good for the world, or even for yourself, you might fall into painful inner conflicts. It comes down to this: doesn't the goodness of hard work and achievement depend, in part, on the overall goodness of the system in which it takes place?
I think we see some of these conflicts in Rondo, though he may not think about it that way. It's interesting to see the way his many critics assume that the NBA is somehow a shining source of goodness in life! It's unthinkable to most that anyone might choose to buck 'the system' in any way. They seem to accept the idea that the system ultimately defines who is good and who is bad, what is good and what is bad. Personally, I dig it when Rondo hangs up on the NBA!! Many fans, though, seem to see such behavior as sheer madness.
I love Rondo for his iconoclastic attitude as much as for anything. He's like the boulder that the boa constrictor just can't quite swallow. He's not quite willing to go-along-to-get-along. He reminds me of that old Mellencamp song, "Authority Song":
I fight authority and authority always wins,
I fight authority and authority alwaaaays wii-iins!
Still, I can't help but feel that Rondo's rebelliousness would be easier to take if he worked harder on the basketball court. I can't say that I want him to be just like Avery Bradley. I wouldn't watch basketball just to watch Bradley. I love how hard the guy works, but come on, there's so much more to life than being a cog in a machine, you know?! I can't help but love the way Rondo bolluxes up the machine sometimes, the way he does the unexpected, but somehow comes out on the other side with an even better 'achievement'. Maybe that's what makes Bradley and Rondo so great together. Bradley is the dogged, hard worker. Rondo is the unorthodox guy, always doing the unexpected. You see it on defense the most. Bradley sticks to his guy like glue. Rondo appears from nowhere to disrupt a pass, or cut off a lane. Put them together and they seem to inspire each other, while confounding the other team.
I've often compared Rondo to Rodman. I think Rodman was a lot about 'slack'. You could see it in the way he tried to challenge conventional notions of behavior, of propriety, and even of hard work. He'd often look like he was loafing on the court, but at the end of the game, he'd have grabbed 16 rebounds. He liked to make the other team forget about him. Rondo too loves to do that. You can see how much he loves it. He loves to look like he's doing nothing, like maybe he's even zoned out completely, then suddenly he dashes to the hoop, or he shoots off a pass. Rondo loves to play with the notion of time itself, I do believe. A lot of fans, especially the 'experts', make no attempt to understand this aspect of his game, or maybe once in a while they write some patronizing bit of philosophizing, like Flannery did when he talked about Rondo being a 'cubist'. He was on the right track there, I think, but to him it was just a throw off piece, I think. It was just another way of saying that Rondo is an oddball, that he's somehow not a real basketball player.
I think it would be a huge mistake for the Celtics to trade Rondo. We are all, even his staunchest fans, I think, deeply disappointed with the year he has had so far. But I think we also need to recognize that this is a guy who is working out complicated equations in his head on the court. Sometimes the answers take a while to come out. We need to have a little zen in our heads. We need to 'slack' a little. Maybe A plus B equals C. But what if A plus 3 minus # times N = ?? I want to know the answer to that one. i want to see great, solid, blue collar basketball, but I want to see the unexpected and even the uncanny too. I want to see Rondo and the Cs confound the experts and the know-it-alls and the stat-heads. I want to see basketball that delights both the puritan and the slacker inside me, both the achiever and the dancer.
But Rajon, you've got to pick up the pace. It's high noon for you and for your basketball career. The Zen of Slack should tell you that sometimes, to slack is not to slack, and to work hard is to slack.
That makes total sense, doesn't it?
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It's beginning to feel like every classic game is getting a remake or reboot. Just this year alone we've seen new installments of Elevator Action, GoldenEye 007 and even Boulder Dash. Apparently BurgerTime is the next winner in the reboot lottery, giving the developers a chance to add their own unique seasoning on this 30 year old recipe.
The original involved Peter Pepper defending his burger establishment from the local competition. The idea was to walk over extremely large hamburger toppings (meat, cheese, lettuce, bun, etc.) and assemble a tasty burger. Unfortunately you were constantly being harassed by the competition's minions, played by oversized vegetables and meats. In essence it was a maze game; think Pac-Man with a fondness for fast food.
BurgerTime: World Tour does feature the same basic concept (build burgers, dodge bad tasting bad guys), but this time around it sprinkles on some new ingredients for a meatier Xbox Live Arcade game. This time around players do more than simply run away from enemies, now you can jump and use special power-up items. At its best it evokes the spirit of Donkey Kong '94, the seminal Game Boy game that reinvented a Nintendo classic and made it bigger and better.
As the title suggests, BurgerTime: World Tour takes Peter Pepper beyond the bustling streets of New York City. Players will are in for a fun-filled trip to Mexico, France and Japan. Each world has its own look, special burgers and enemies. The levels start out easy enough, but quickly become enormous platforming puzzles that will take both skill and patience. You're judged on how many lives it takes and how quickly you are able to complete the required burger order.
Although the game is played as a traditional 2D platformer, the design has you running around a giant circle to complete the burgers. The result feels like you're spinning around a giant pole or tree trunk, watching characters run back and forth dodging bad guys. For the most part this unique design doesn't affect gameplay. You are still forced to find each part of the burger, walk over it and make the different types of burgers. However, because the stages are so much larger this time around, the developers had a lot of room to create large, intricate challenges that will take some doing to complete.
As was the case in the original, Peter Pepper comes equipped with a can of, well, pepper. This stuns the enemies for a few seconds and allows the player to run right past them without taking any damage. On top of the pepper spray, Peter will also find a bunch of other cool secondary power-ups. Perhaps the most useful is the spatula, which sends your character spinning and knocking all nearby enemies off the level. Other items include the ability to run real fast, a jetpack and one that freezes any enemy that gets close to you. Peter is also able to kill bad guys by sending a burger layer crashing down on them.
Unfortunately BurgerTime: World Tour suffers from a number of frustrating problems. While the basic levels are full of platforming fun, the pacing comes to a grinding halt the moment you go head-to-head with one of the game's four bosses. Here you are forced to, you guessed it, make burgers to kill enormous creatures. That's not a terrible idea, but the execution is occasionally frustrating. I found these stages to be full of too many cheap deaths, something only made worse with the bosses constantly shaking the levels. I would have preferred more stages over these obnoxious boss encounters.
I was also annoyed by the game's collision detection. It isn't always clear how far away from something you need to stand before getting killed. This becomes even worse as the game starts introducing icy tiles, spikes and other hazards. Even more frustrating is how enemies will survive what appears to be a direct hit from you crashing a burger bun on his head.
It's worth pointing out that the game is incredibly ugly, easily one of the worst looking Xbox Live Arcade games I've reviewed. BurgerTime: World Tour started its life as a Wii game, which may have something to do with the game's muddy visuals. The sound design is nothing to write home about either, though it doesn't stand out as much as the low res graphics.
It's worth noting that the brand new Peter Pepper looks an awful lot like famed actor, Peter Dinklage (who recently won an Emmy for his work on Game of Thrones). The similarity is uncanny, which makes me wonder if MonkeyPaw Games is gearing up for the BurgerTime movie. If you're not interested in playing as Peter, you can bring your own Xbox Live avatar to do all the work.
MonkeyPaw's newest game is just interesting enough to keep players hooked for the full 40 stages. The platforming puzzles are a lot of fun, even if the boss stages could have used some work. The game also offers a competitive multiplayer mode, forcing players to build burgers as fast as possible. There's a lot to like in BurgerTime: World Tour if you can get over the rough edges. Peter Pepper's adventure is a lot of fun, but by the end I was craving something more than fast food.
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In August, Kevin and Brandon Seydel — their relationship is not described — were added to the wrongful death lawsuit initially filed a year ago in DuPage County by Karen Dobner, Max's mother, against the owner of The Cigar Box at the Westfield Fox Valley mall in Aurora, which sold iAroma to the teen. The Seydels "manufactured, marketed, supplied, sold and delivered the unreasonably dangerous iAroma product," according to court documents.
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This week the Vatican is holding an evolution conference as part of the 150 anniversary of the publication of Darwin's "Origin of Species." According to the Catholic News Service, other views like creationism or intelligent design were not included because the organizers wanted it to be "'strictly scientific' ... that discussed rational philosophy and theology along with the latest scientific discoveries." Did you know that the Catholic Church believes that evolution is not incompatible with Christianity?
Also this week, I was cataloging the latest volume of Mars Hill Audio, a bimonthly audio magazine of contemporary culture & Christian conviction, that the library subscribes to -- there is an 'article' in volume 93. The interview with James A. Herrick discusses evolution as a religion. You can listen to the discussion here. Or check out the whole issue on from the library: CD 261 M363h v.93.


text: The slow dripping out suggests that the valve that you used to shut off the water is not fully closing. Repair/replace that first. Then, I'd insert the end of a plastic tube into the pipe and use my mouth to siphon out the water. You cannot solder the fitting with water in the pipe near to where you are soldering.


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Just as Unhappy – I signed up for this CitySearch account just to warn people about American Laser.
I agree with 'Unhappy Client.' DEFINITELY think twice before spending your money with them.
I spent over $2,000 for facial treatments--laser and microderms and would not do it again. They are unprofessional and rude.
They never answer their phones, do not return calls...leave you sitting in the waiting room for over 15 minutes...no one around, they don't even know you're there as they are in the back 'somewhere'...
I had to call their 800 number several times because I thought they had gone out of business when I hadn't heard from anyone in days--and I was calling because I was having an adverse reaction to the laser...no idea what to do...it was horrible.
They did my laser treatments--and after leading me to believe they had done them many times...I found I was their first! They had no idea what to do or expect. It was horrible. I wish I had gone to a 'professional.'
Do get a second opinion, do shop around!!!!
Think twice before going to American Laser – I could not recommend American Laser. I had a contract with them and they shut down the local facility with no notice; and I will now have to drive 1 1/2 hours each way to a new location to finish the contract.
American Laser and the Carrolwood office are extremely poor with Customer Service. They do not return calls and that includes their Regional Manager.
After many attempts to talk with someone and resolve problems they never gave me the courtesy of a return phone call after several weeks.
If you do work with them, be sure not to take their word for anything, be sure to get everything in writing and find out what happens to your contract if they shut down.
100% NO RESULTS!!! - REPORT TO FTC!!! – Don't be fooled. Just because this is a big company, does not mean they have the best lasers. I have had many treatments at American Laser Center and have seen ABSOLUTELY NO RESULTS!!!
Keep in mind that I have VERY DARK hair. I have went to two other laser hair removal centers and have seen AMAZING RESULTS...nearly 95% of active hair follicles killed in just ONE TREATMENT!!!!
Less than Poor Customer Service – This is clearly a company that does not care about ethics or customer care and obviously never heard of the concept that is much cheaper to keep a customer, especially if it's a happy one, then to acquire a new one. Word of mouth is the most powerful, effective type of advertising. Returning voicemails is unheard of. Tracking down a customer's chart after their 3rd and 4th visits is near impossible. I truly have never been treated more poorly by an organization.
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PLACE tomatoes, onion and dressing in blender container; cover. Blend until smooth. Pour into large saucepot. Bring to boil on medium-high heat. Stir in chicken broth. Reduce heat to medium-low; simmer 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Meanwhile, heat oil in separate saucepan on medium heat. Add noodles; cook 1 minute or until golden brown, stirring constantly. Drain noodles.
ADD noodles and water to tomato mixture in saucepot; cook on medium-high heat 10 minutes or until noodles are tender and about 1/3 of the broth is absorbed. (The noodles should still be somewhat soupy.) Sprinkle with cheese.
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Maggie Sherrill
Maggie Sherrill Named Air Force Athlete of the Week
Sherrill helped the Falcons' close out the season with a pair of Mountain West wins.
Maggie Sherrill Named Air Force Athlete of the Week
The sophomore paced the team with 13 kills and a career-best .545 average.
Air Force Adds 11 to Volleyball Team
The recruiting class earned High Honorable Mention distinction from PrepVolleyball.com.
Air Force vs. New Mexico
Air Force vs. Fresno State
Air Force vs. CSU Bakersfield
Air Force vs. Colorado
Blue/Silver Scrimmage
FRESHMAN YEAR | 2012: Received the team's Coaches' Award...saw action in 78 sets...was in the starting rotation for four matches...tallied 172 kills, which was ranked fourth on the team...recorded a career-best 18 kills against Denver...that total was the squad's third-highest single-match performance of the season...also tallied double-digit kills against Colorado (15), UNLV (13), Washington State (11), Boise State (10) and during both matches with Nevada (11 each)...added 23 total blocks, including two solo stops (against San Diego State, at Wyoming)...recorded a career-best five assisted blocks against Colorado...recorded only service ace of the season in that match...hit a season-best .462 average against Army, collecting seven kills on 13 attempts with just one error...also led the team in hitting against Boise State (.261) and UNLV (.200)...collected 39 digs, highlighted by a six-dig output at Boise State...added three assists, with one helper each against Norfolk State, San Diego State and Wyoming.
HIGH SCHOOL | CLUB TEAM: Colorado Academy...coached by Guy Garcia...four-year letterwinner...four-year starter on the varsity team...served as captain during final two seasons...received the team's Most Outstanding Player award twice...named the Metro League Senior of the Year...set school records for career kills and career aces...three-time all-conference first-team selection...earned all 50 possible votes as a junior...named all-conference second-team as a freshman...earned first-team all-state honors as a senior...named to the all-state 3A team as a junior...earned all-Colorado honors as a sophomore from the Denver Post and Max Preps...led the team in aces as a freshman...led the team in kills as a junior...member of the squad that won the Metro League title during junior and senior seasons...led team during season year to district and regional titles...that team went 25-0 through regionals and finished the season with a 27-2 record...earned Player of the Week honors from Max Prep and the Denver Post...recipient of the Simms Athletic Award...named to the honor roll during 10 of 12 trimesters...took 12 honor classes...had a poem published in the national high school poem book...member of the National Young Leaders State Conference (NYLSC)...competed at the club level for Colorado Volleyball Association (2011-12, coached by Michelle Buckner), Colorado Performance Volleyball Club (2008-11, coached by Kirk Rowland and Gavin Markovits) and Front Range Volleyball Club (2006-08, coached by Jen Pokraka and Erin Glass)...served as a team captain during four years (2007, 2008, 2010, 2011)...member of the Colorado Performance team that won the Colorado Crossroads National Qualifier in 2010...member of three teams that qualified to the Junior Olympics.
PERSONAL: Full name is Mary Margaret Sherrill...goes by Maggie...daughter of Bob and Taf Sherrill...is an only child...majoring in management...earning a minor in Spanish...future plans include becoming a pilot (CV-22s or AC-130s)...named to the Commandant's List for excellence in military performance (Spring 2013)...hobbies include skiing and volleyball...also enjoys being in the mountains...greatest personal moment in sports was leading high school team to the state finals as a senior...grandfather, Col Kenneth T. McFall, served in the Army during World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam...would like to add that "It is an honor and a privilege to be attending the U.S. Air Force Academy, and I am very excited that I have the opportunity to play volleyball for USAFA. Go Falcons!"...completed Expeditionary Survival and Evasion Training (ESET) over the summer...also took two academic classes...member of Cadet Squadron 28.


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The Library Company of Philadelphia's Program in Early American Economy and Society invites applications for three types of fellowship awards to be granted during 2013-2014. These fellowships are designed to promote scholarship about the early American economy and society, broadly defined, from its colonial beginnings to roughly the 1850s. Some of the possible topics of research include the history of race and economy, households, transnational discourses of economy, commerce, technology, manufacturing, agriculture, and political economy. Applicants for the post-doctoral and dissertation fellowships may submit proposals based not only on the extensive collections at the Library Company, but also on the printed and manuscript materials of other institutions in the Philadelphia area. Short-term fellows should plan to spend a continuous month of research in the collections of the Library Company.
For the coming fellowship cycle, PEAES will offer:
One post-doctoral fellowship is tenable for nine consecutive months of residency from September 1, 2013 to May 31, 2014. It may be divided between two scholars, for the periods September 1, 2013 to January 15, 2014, or January 15, 2014 to May 31, 2014. The stipend is $40,000 for the full nine months, or $20,000 if the award is divided. Deadline for receipt of post-doctoral application materials is November 1, 2012.
One dissertation-level fellowship, carrying a stipend of $20,000, is tenable for nine consecutive months of residency from September 1, 2013 to May 31, 2014. It may be divided between two scholars, who would each receive $10,000 for the period between Sept. 1, 2013 to January 15, 2014 or January 15, 2014 to May 31, 2014.
Four short-term fellowships, carrying stipends of $2,000 each, are tenable for a month of continuous research at the Library Company between June 1, 2013 and May 31, 2014.
Deadline for receipt of dissertation and one-month fellowship applications is March 1, 2013.
Post-doctoral or dissertation fellowship applicants should fill out the electronic cover sheet at: www.librarycompany.org/fellowships. Then submit a single PDF file electronically including (1) a résumé, (2) a research proposal of the larger project and work to be pursued as a fellow, and (3) a writing sample of about 25 pages. Send this file to firstname.lastname@example.com. Also have two letters of recommendation sent directly to the same email address in PDF format. Applicants should state which of the tenable periods they seek.
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Victory Bell Has New Home Just in Time for Homecoming
Thursday, October 08, 2009
Sixty years after the original victory bell made its way onto the Valparaiso University campus, the current bell has a new home, just in time for Homecoming. The bell, which has been anchored outside the old Valparaiso Union since 1955, is now housed outside the west side of the Athletics-Recreation Center.
The victory bell was originally suggested by a Valparaiso University student in 1948 as a new tradition for the school. A plea for a bell went out to the community, and the original bell was a gift to the university. The 28-inch bell had been found on a farm after previously being used in the downtown Valparaiso fire station.
The first victory bell was portable, and drug through the campus on a cart. It first made an appearance November 5, 1949 following a 21-13 win over Wheaton at Brown Field.
In 1955, director of athletics Karl Henrichs suggested putting the victory bell in a frame in front of the Union. With funds from the Fort Wayne Sportman Club, which was supporters of Crusader athletics, the new frame and bell was installed in December of 1955. A gift from Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Graebner, the new bell came from the MessiahEvangelical Lutheran Church in Chicago, and has been housed there ever since.
Last Wednesday, September 30, the bell at the Union was excavated to begin the process of moving the bell. The bell, and concrete base, weighed around 38,000 pounds, and was banded to iron beam supports for transportation. The bell itself was actually cradled by the beams, and not attached in any way. By Friday, a police escort led the procession down Union Street and it was lowered into its new hole outside the ARC. Once leveled, a new concrete foundation was poured, and the bell had its new home.
The bell is now ready to be rung following the Homecoming game against San Diego on Saturday afternoon.
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Berkman homered in nine of his last 15 games and was hitting .424 (25-for-59) with nine homers and 18 RBIs in 15 games since May 16 entering the series finale in Chicago.
"The big thing for me, I don't know what he hit, but how many walks did this man have? (answer: 24) He was a very patient hitter. When his pitches were in the strike zone, he put the barrel of the bat on the ball."
Berkman has reached base in 33 consecutive games, tying the longest streak in a single season for a Houston player. Jeff Bagwell reached in 33 consecutive games from June 25-July 31, 1999.
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Nussmeier spent four seasons playing quarterback for the New Orleans Saints (1994-97) and was excited to return.
"New Orleans is a special city for our family," Nussmeier said during his Sunday news conference. "I met my wife here, was fortunate enough to play for the Saints for four years which was an outstanding time and left lasting memories."
Nussmeier was loose and laid back during Alabama's offensive media day, his first time speaking to reporters since August.
Under Nussmeier's watch, Alabama's offense posted the school's highest point total last season (542 points) and third highest this year (465). With that success as a coordinator comes interest from other schools for head coaching positions.
Nussmeier was one of the top candidates for the head coaching job at Washington, which eventually went to Boise State's Chris Peterson.
Nussmeier served as Washington's offensive coordinator from 2009-2011 before joining Alabama in 2012. Nussmeier was asked about his interest in job.
"I feel very, very fortunate to be a part of this program and to be the offensive coordinator at the University of Alabama," he said. "I would like to be a head coach some day in the right situation. Having the ties that I have to the University of Washington and understanding what that program is about, that was an opportunity for our family and Coach Saban fully supported it."
Saban has said multiple times that he believes both his coordinators will be good head coaches when the time is right.
"Doug's done a really good job for us," Saban said last month. "I think that he does a really good job of teaching the players. I think he does a really good job of communicating with the players. I think he has a good relationship with them. I think that the things that he tries to do and that we try to do and they react and respond very well to him. I think he's become a very good play caller, and I just think he's done a good job all the way around."
When Saban recently brought in former USC coach Lane Kiffin to evaluate the offense, speculation swirled about how Nussmeier would handle it.
But Nussmeier appreciates Saban and all of the work he does to help the staff and the team succeed both on and off the field.
"Coach Saban does an outstanding job for us from a professional development standpoint, and we've spent a lot of time visiting NFL and college programs and vice versa, having people come and see us," Nussmeier said. "It's a great way to grow like we talked about. We're always looking to improve, do things better."
Nussmeier's next challenge will be designing a plan to attack the Oklahoma defense.
"They're extremely athletic," he said. "They've got great team speed, great length. They do a really good job of mixing up their scheme. … They play physical, they play fast. We're going to have to play our best game."


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It has come to my attention that during a Segway tour a guide told his group in front of the Telluride Fire House on Columbia Street that if you have a fire in Telluride make sure it's before 10 p.m. because after that the firemen will be drunk. (Yes, I too find it troubling that a guy like this is "educating" visitors about Telluride).
Here is what both visitors to Telluride and its citizens should know about the men and women who make up the Telluride Volunteer Fire Department.
It has been many years since any alcohol has even been allowed in the firehouse. While some people may wax anecdotal about how in the old days firemen would run out of the Sheridan or Senate bars to respond to a fire, I can assure you that those days are overstated and long past, as the Fire Service in Telluride has evolved over the years. In no way should this be construed to suggest anything but the most honorable service of my predecessors and the fine quality of service that they gave to this community.
TVFD responds to over 700 calls each year for fire and ambulance services. Every new firefighter must complete Fighter 1, a six-month course that is also required of every big city fire department in the US. In addition the firefighters are each on call 2,000-plus hours in a calendar year, ready to respond 24/7. They train and meet over 60 hours each year as well as travel to national and regional training facilities to learn from other firefighters about strategies and techniques. Moreover, many have taken courses that took many additional hours and full weekends to qualify for the Federal Government Red Card, which allows them to fight wildfires on any federally held land. In other words, our backyard
The men and woman who proudly serve this community as members of the Telluride Fire Department are some of the most dedicated and hardworking civic-minded people I have ever met. They all understand the huge responsibility that they are charged with and appreciate that the community expects that when they dial 911 a professional, well-trained, caring group of fire firefighters will show up in a timely manner to help them with whatever their need is. Whether it is due to a pot being left on the stove or they need to be extricated from there vehicle due to a car accident or even if they need someone to work to remove furniture and water from there homes until 1 a.m. due to a flood, when the call comes, the TVFD responds.