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Main Menu
17th Street Ranch Wedge Fries$3.50
wedge cut fries topped with ranch seasoning
Fries, Chili & Cheese$5.95
our famous ranch wedge fries, smothered with homemade chili, topped with melted cheese
The Sampler$5.95
wing zingers, crunch, strips, cheese, sticks, jalapeno poppers & ranch with melted cheese
The Sampler$8.95
wing zingers, crunch strips, cheese, sticks jalapeno poppers & ranch wedge fries
17 Th Street Skins$6.95
potato skins stuffed with cheddar cheese, bacon, & scallions served with sour cream
Cheese Sticks$5.95
deep fried mozzarella sticks served with ranch dressing
Chicken Quesadilla$7.50
flour tortilla stuffed with grilled strips, of chicken and topped with cheddar cheese served with homemade pico de gallo salsa & sour cream
Crunch Strips$7.25
tender strips, of breaded chicken, deep, . fried, served with ranch wedge fries and our homemade ranch dressing
Quails De Journo$8.95
fresh marinated and grilled quails, sauteed onions and portabella, mushrooms, with our special sauce added
fried strips, of calamari, sauteed in butter, garlic, white wine and pico de gallo
Sauteed Portabella Artichoke$6.95
fresh portabella mushrooms, and olive oil artichoke hearts, sauteed with our special sauce
Hot Wing Zingers
served with ranch or blue cheese dressing
- 6 Pieces $6.95
- 10 Pieces $8.95
Jack Daniel's Dings
boneless wings grilled and sauteed with teriyaki and glazed with our special sauce
- 6 Pieces $6.95
- 10 Pieces $8.95
Jalapeno Poppers
crispy jalapeno poppers served with our homemade ranch dressings
- 10 Pieces $5.95
Beercity Onion Rings
gourmet beer breaded, thick cut onion rings
- 10 Pieces $3.50
Nachos Supreme
grips tortilla chips topped with our homemade beef, chili, melted cheddar and mozzarella, cheese, black, olives, diced tomatoes, jalapenos, scallions, sour cream and homemade pico de gallo salsa
- 10 Pieces $7.50
Dressings: Homemade Ranch, Raspberry, Vinaigrette, Blue, Cheese, French, Russian, Italian, Greek
Mixed Green Salad$5.95
fresh romaine lettuce, cucumbers, tomato, and your choice of dressing (with chicken add $2.50)
Avocado Salad$6.95
fresh romaine lettuce, cucumbers, tomato, thinly sliced avocados, pepper rings and your choice of dressing (with chicken add $2.50)
Caesar Salad$6.95
crispy romaine lettuce, tossed in our own caesar dressing with croutons, grated cheese and parmesan cheese (with chicken add $2.50)
Greek Salad$6.95
crisp romaine lettuce, tossed in our own caesar dressing with croutons, grated cheese and parmesan cheese (with chicken $2.50)
Taco Salad$6.95
a crispy golden fried tortilla shell filled with lettuce, diced tomato, black, olives, chives and mixed cheese
Mandarin Salad$6.95
fresh romaine lettuce, cucumbers, tomato, walnuts, mandarin orange, olives and your choice of dressing (with chicken add $2.50)
Soup Du Jour$3.95
ask your server for today's selection
Broccoli, And Cheese$3.95
Texas Chili$4.50
our own recipe , made with just right amount of spice, topped with cheddar cheese
All Sandwiches Include Crispy Ranch Wedge Fries.
Philly Cheese Steak$7.25
sauteed sirloin, beef, strips, mushrooms, onions, red peppers, topped with melted cheddar cheese, on a hard sub bun
Lance Grilled Chicken$6.95
marinated and grilled chicken breast, topped with sauteed mushrooms, onions, red peppers, and melted provolone cheese, on a kaiser bun
Carne Asada Burrito$6.95
thinly sliced sirloin, beef grilled, fresh, house made pico de gallo, salsa, and melted cheddar cheese on a tortilla roll up
Chicken Garlic Wrap$6.25
thinly sliced marinated grilled chicken breast, topped with lettuce, tomato, melted provolone, cheese and garlic sauce on a lavash wrap
17th Street Hot Reuben$6.95
stacked hot & juicy corned beef, sauerkraut, melted, swiss, cheese, topped with homemade russian, dressing on grilled rye bread.
Reuben Wrap$6.25
thinly, sliced hot & juicy corned beef, sauerkraut, melted swiss cheese, topped with homemade russian, dressing on grilled lavash, wrap
Eggplant Veggie Panini$6.45
thinly sliced grilled eggplant, topped with sauteed mushrooms, onions, red peppers, and melted provolone, cheese, with a garlic, pesto, sauce, on focaccia bread
Chicken Napoleon Panini$6.95
marinated and grilled chicken breast, topped with sauteed red onions, red peppers, portabella mushrooms, melted provolone, cheese, with a garlic, sauce on focaccia bread
Chicken Portabella Romano$6.95
strips, of marinated and grilled chicken breast, and sauteed portabella, mushrooms, and red onions, on oven baked italian, bread, topped with marinara sauce and melted mozzarella cheese
17th Street Naples Pizzeria
Our Naples Style Hand - Tossed Gourmet Pan Pizza Is Out Of This World, And You Can't Resist! Made To Order With Fresh Ingredients.
our hand - tossed pan pizza loaded with mozzarella cheese
- 10" $5.95
- 16" $8.95
our hand - tossed pan pizza with pepperoni and mozzarella cheese
- 10" $6.95
- 16" $10.95
Prosciutto Romano
flavored with extra fresh basil our famous marinara tomato sauce, topped with mozzarella, cheese, thin sliced prosciutto and extra parmesan cheese
- 10" $7.95
- 16" $14.50
spinach, fresh tomatoes, feta cheese, red peppers and mozzarella cheese
- 10" $7.95
- 16" $12.95
The Bella
extra fresh basil marinara tomato, sauce, sun-dried tomatoes, roasted peppers, portabella, mushrooms, artichoke hearts and mozzarella cheese
- 10" $7.25
- 16" $13.95
Eggplant Fiona
grilled eggplant, sun-dried tomatoes, roasted peppers and mozzarella cheese
- 10" $7.25
- 16" $13.95
Margarita Supremo
traditional pan crust, pepperoni, italian, sausage, red onions, portabella mushrooms, red peppers and mozzarella cheese
- 10" $7.95
- 16" $14.95
Chicken Primavera
garlic flavored marinated chicken fresh basil red peppers, cherry, tomatoes and red onions, all sauteed together and topped with mozzarella cheese
- 10" $7.95
- 14" $14.95
All Burgers Include Crispy Ranch Wedge Fries.
17th Street House Burger$6.25
half pound ground sirloin burger charbroiled to perfection served with lettuce, tomato, red onions, russian dressing and topped with melted cheddar cheese on a kaiser bun.
Slam Dunk Burger$6.95
half pound sirloin, burger charbroiled to perfection topped with sauteed portabella mushrooms, red onions, melted provolone cheese and russian dressing on a kaiser bun
Baja Melt$6.95
half pound ground sirloin burger charbroiled to perfection, topped with extra pepperjack cheese, sliced avocados, tomato, lettuce, pepper rings and mayo, on a kaiser bun
Ortega Chicken Burger$6.95
a tender juicy charbroiled chicken breast, topped with melted provolone cheese, zesty homemade pico de gallo salsa. red onions, tomatoes, and lettuce, on a kaiser bun
Thrilla From Vanilla Cheesecake$5.75
fresh cheesecake from the cheesecake factory generously topped with chocolate and strawberries
Tuxedo Mouse Cheesecake$5.75
direct from the cheesecake factory!! cheesecake all dressed up with dark and white chocolate
The Cookie Monster$5.75
stroh's chocolate or vanilla ice cream, sandwiched between two warm chocolate chip cookies, under loads of chocolate syrup and whipped cream
Ice Cream Sundae$4.75
an outrageous of stroh's chocolate or vanilla ice cream topped with your choice of chocolate, caramel or strawberries with whipped cream and a cherry.
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If you've given up visiting art galleries because elephant dung, animals pickled in formaldehyde and Colin McCahon just aren't your thing, then you might have wondered how they could ever have become anyone's thing?
Stephen Hicks explains here how today's 'post-modern art' came to be so ugly. (And if you like what he's got here, keep your eye out for his next book - after slaying the Postmodernist dragon, for his next job he'll be be moving in on postmodernist art.)
He concludes: "The world of postmodern art is a run-down hall of mirrors reflecting tiredly some innovations introduced a century ago. It is time to move on."

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Everything Is Miscellaneous
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|David Weinberger
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Everything Is Miscellaneous: The Power of the New Digital Disorder is a book by David Weinberger published in 2007 (ISBN 0805080430).[1] The book's central premise is that there is no universally acceptable way of classifying information. Starting with the story of the Dewey Decimal Classification, Weinberger demonstrates that all attempts to classify inherently reflect the biases of the person defining the classification system.
External links[edit]
- Everything is Miscellaneous Official Site
- Roberts, Russ (June 18, 2007). "Weinberger on Everything is Miscellaneous and the Wonderful World of Digital Information". EconTalk. Library of Economics and Liberty.
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Is there any way to set up moderation emails to send to multiple users? We have a few moderators in different timezones, and it would make sense to have the plugin alert all of us.
Is there any way to set up moderation emails to send to multiple users? We have a few moderators in different timezones, and it would make sense to have the plugin alert all of us.
The moderation plugin does not have any features to email multiple users. It just emails the admin email address in General Settings.
There are a number of other plugins that email to multiple admin addresses, or alternatively, using your hosts control panel, set up an email forward to multiple addresses from the admin email address.
OK, thanks @ianhaycox. If you're still actively adding functionality, I think this would be a useful addition to the plugin.
Thanks for your development work!
Hello Ian
I apology for my poor english, I'm just french.
I have the same question and expectation than Indietravel ... with an improvment suggestion.
As a webmaster of a big site I don't want to receive all the moderation emails.
I have created an email firstname.lastname@example.com wich adresses multiple people in charge of the forum moderation, I'd rather use this adress instead mine.
Second expectation:
As I have many forums on my site , could we imagine to have a moderation email / forum ? (by adding a field in the "Forum" management page .../wp-admin/post.php?post=510&action=edit&message=1)
e.g. :
firstname.lastname@example.com in charge of forum01
email@example.com in charge of forum02
firstname.lastname@example.com in charge of forumxx
If the field is leaved as blank in the forum parameters the moderation email sould be the default one (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Thanks for regarding. Best regards.
@pderathe: As per the Forum Welcome, please post your own topic.
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FRISCO (August 26, 2013)—A huge steam locomotive nicknamed the "Big Boy" has finally completed its 30-mile journey from Fair Park in Dallas to its new home in Frisco.
The 1.2 million pound steamer left Fair Park in tow last week en route to Frisco, where it will be part of the Museum of the American Railroad.
The move of the one-time Union Pacific Railroad engine was slowed by rail traffic, but more than 100 people thought it was worth the wait.
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Leukemia & Lymphoma
Childhood CT Scans Raise Cancer Risk
Risk to Individual Children Very Small continued...
"New CT scanners all now have dose-reduction options, and there is far more awareness among practitioners about the need to justify and optimize CT doses," he writes.
Einstein tells WebMD that parents should not be overly alarmed by the new study, but they should also not be afraid to ask questions if a CT scan is recommended for their child.
"We certainly don't want parents to avoid scans when they are necessary," he says. "If a child has abdominal pain and there is a concern about appendicitis or if there is head trauma and there is concern about bleeding in the brain, a CT scan can save a child's life."
Still Room for Improvement, Expert Says
He says while efforts to increase awareness about unnecessary or inappropriate pediatric CT scans have had an impact, there is still room for improvement.
Interventional radiologist Christopher Cassady, MD, of Texas Children's Hospital, says organized efforts to avoid medically unnecessary pediatric CT scans have made a big difference in clinical practice.
Cassady chairs the American Academy of Pediatrics section on radiology.
The "Image Gently" campaign sponsored by the Alliance for Radiation Safety in Pediatric Imaging is leading efforts to raise awareness about the issue.
Cassady recommends that parents visit the group's web site to educate themselves about the issue so that they can become advocates for their children when CT scans are recommended.
"This study reinforces the concept that we need to be as cautious as possible whenever we are using medical radiation, especially in children," he says.


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The Periodic Table
The Theme of Semiconductors in The Periodic Table
The What, Whys, and Hows of Semiconductors
We've already learned about metalloids and how they're also known as semiconductors, but what is a semiconductor? Inquisitive minds want to know.
Metals are good conductors. This means heat and electricity can flow through them easily. Non-metals are not good conductors. What about the elements that are neither metal nor non-metal? The metalloids, as they are called, can sometimes act as a conductor while other times it cannot. This ability to "turn on" or "turn off" conductivity is the basis of being a semiconductor.
Check out a semiconductor chip here.
A semiconductor is a material that has mild conductivity compared to a metal. Don't let that stop them from doing their thing. Because their conductivity is lower than that of metals, the semiconductor wizards have found that their conductivity can be turned on and off. This special conductivity behavior allows us to manipulate how, where, and when electrons flow. We (along with our iPhones) are the masters of electron.
See another semiconductor chip here.
Being able to control electron flow is the foundation of modern electronics. We would be sad if semiconductors did not exist. No TV. No radio. No computer. No iPad. No fun. Want to learn more about the physics of semiconductors? Check out this website.
Currently most semiconductor devices are composed of silicon (Si). Have you ever wondered where or what Silicon Valley is? No, it's not some mythical stash of elemental silicon tucked in between two mountains. It's actually a place near San Francisco where a lot of technology companies were founded. These companies have revolutionized the world of electronics thanks to silicon and other semiconductors.
See the Silicon Valley and some of the companies that are located there here.
The pioneers of semiconductor research were William Bradford Shockley, John Bardeen, and Walter Houser Braittain. They won a Nobel Prize in 1956 (Physics)"for their researches on semiconductors and their discovery of the transistor effect."16 Check out more about their award winning work here.


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Thought for the Day - Bear Grylls
Like many this Sunday, I'll be running the Sport Relief Mile. Thousands of families, adults and young people from Preston to Portsmouth, from Aberdeen to Aberystwyth will be putting on their running shoes to help someone less fortunate.
Every step they take will be helping transform lives both here in the UK and abroad.
Taking part and getting involved is something that I've been able to see at close quarters, not just through sport relief but in other ways – including through the Scouting Movement with which I've been involved for many years.
As Chief Scout I see, so often and first-hand, ordinary people doing incredible things.
Every day of the week, volunteers in the UK are giving their time to help young people, support the vulnerable in our society or simply tidy up their local park or play area. They're helping each other and at the same time making their local communities better places to live.
I love that in Scouting we still make a public promise to help other people. It matters.
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said love your neighbour as yourself. But how can we do that practically?
Well, maybe there is an elderly person in your street who has no family. Maybe you can help them with their shopping or simply spend some time with them, listening. You don't have to look hard in our country to find for those in real need.
When we start to love our neighbours a little more, we start to heal our society from the inside out.
I've heard so many stories of people giving or helping others and the common thread is always that they've received back in spades. It just seems to be one of those wonderful laws of the universe. And, helping others is at the very heart of the Christian faith.
Faith is very personal, which also makes it sometimes hard to talk about. But this is also part of what makes believing so special. I have learnt over the years, from numerous expeditions and close calls, from Mount Everest, through my time in the SAS, that it takes a proud man to say that he never needs any help.
I see life as a journey and we all, at times, need a guide. But that guide for me has become much more than simply a pointer of the way. He has become my backbone, my helper, my companion and my friend. And opening up to faith has shown me something else, namely that love then begins to spill over into those around us.
So let's be bold and go out there determined to help someone and do something positive, together.
So, if you're running the Sport Relief Mile (or more) on Sunday, keep your chin up, ignore the blisters and think of the lives you are helping. The pain never lasts forever, but the joy of giving will.


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Does WordPress have this plugin already written? Basically for an author pic to appear next to the post they write? Useful for sites with multiple authors.
Appreciate it if I could a response.
Does WordPress have this plugin already written? Basically for an author pic to appear next to the post they write? Useful for sites with multiple authors.
Appreciate it if I could a response.
My Gravatars plugin supports per-user gravatar images on the local blog. You could use it to display the author image in your template file.
would it post like the multi-topic icon plugin? where it puts the avatar in, makes that avatar a link to all posts by that author's posts, and then wrap the text around it?
I do not like gravatars. I rather have everything on my server. I think you could use custom field for this or even make a quicktag for it.
My Gravatars plugin does not require gravatar.com -- it can manage locally stored images for locally-registered users.
Kahil: you can use my plugin's
gravatar() function to display gravatars anywhere inside your templates, however you want. If you want the gravatar image to link to that author's posts, simply wrap the image inside the appropriate anchor tag.
Thanks Skippy! When inserted, does fit into the text nicely? By that I mean, does it look like this....(where the I's are the image and T are the text)...
Where it wraps around the image?
Thank you!!!
You can assign a style to the author image that will align it in the manner you're asking about. Try giving the gravatar image a class="gravatar" or putting it in a div with class="gravatar", then dropping in a CSS rule to float the image left:
div.gravatar img
Make sure your image is directly before your text though, or it will appear below your post!
Similarly, I'd like to post an avatar at the beginning of each post based on the author of the post.
I've downloaded and installed Skippy's gravatar plugin and at this point I can get an avatar to show up in posts by using this code: <gravatar email@example.com>.
However, what I'd like to do is to automate this process to show an avatar based on an author, and I'm not sure how to code this.
I've read through the documentation and the support wiki (http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Gravatars), but I'm not finding clear instructions on how to do this.
When I added the code 'gravatar();' to what I think is the appropriate place within the "index.php" of the theme (above 'the_content():'), I get a text that refers to the location of the avatar in the appropriate place. When I try to incorporate this code in an image:
'<img src="<?php gravatar(); ?>" />'
the page fails to load. In addition, the code is referring to the location of the generic avatar and not the author's avatar. Here are my two questions that would really help (and I'd be happy to fill in the wiki documentation if someone can first let me know the answer!)
1) What is the appropriate code, and where should I place this code to get it to show up at the beginning of each post?
2) What code do I need to use to call the correct author of the post?
Thanks in advance! And a Happy New Year to anyone reading this today!
After hacking away for a while longer, I was able to get the avatar to work. Here's what I did... I added the following text above 'the_content();' (in two places!)
if (function_exists('gravatar')) {
echo "";}
I must have tried 10 different ways to call the author email, before I found 'get_the_author_email' worked!
Since this worked, I'm going to go ahead and implement this solution on my site, but if anyone has a better way to code this, I'd be interested in hearing about it!
It doesn't seem to work for me. For some reason, this shows up right above an X image.
if (function_exists('gravatar')) { echo "";}
The image does not show but has the link http://chronos.marvinsweb.com/blog/";echo%20gravatar(get_the_author_email());echo%20"
tyr - thanks for your leads.
I've got a strange problems though -- get_the_author_email() doesn't work (WP 2.0.4)
After looking around, I managed to get Gravatar working without any plugin with this code in my blog's template :
<img src="http://www.gravatar.com/avatar.php?gravatar_id=<?php global $authordata; echo md5($authordata->user_email); ?>" />
Using this code, I was able to get the Author's gravatar to show up on each of his/her post -- with no plugin.
Hope it helps someone.
I have written a new plugin for downloading / managing different sortes of avatars (pavatars, favatars, gravatars and local avatars).
It's available on my blog : http://www.john-noone.com/2006/10/08/identikit/
Does this plugin work for multiple user with author priviledge? I want to create a class blog.
xba, I don't understand french >.< Is your plugin in french also? The instructions too sigh..
Which plugin's the best one to use for now?? Any help or recommendations would be deeply appreciated thz~!! =)
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Actually, the sub-container position is wedged to the menu edges (left and right). And it seems to be done by the javascript itself.
I have a need : each sub-container should be centered beside their related menu-item (li).
How can I achieve that ?
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look at the galco brand. they make good holsters.
This is a discussion on Best conceal carry rig for PT140? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I've spent days looking for the ultimate conceal carry rig for my new Taurus MilPro .40, but I can't find one that really suits my ...
I've spent days looking for the ultimate conceal carry rig for my new Taurus MilPro .40, but I can't find one that really suits my needs. I've checked Uncle Mike's, but the selection of conceal holsters for this gun are pretty limited. I'd prefer to stay away from the cheaper nylon rigs. Does anyone have any suggestions?
look at the galco brand. they make good holsters.
i have 4 Don Hume J.I.T. holsters, well made and good price, conceal well. i have one for my PT145 and could not be happier.
Deer huntin' is a hole in the swamp where i spend my wife's money....
Call Gary Brommeland...Max Con V service grade
--people ask why I carry, and I show them this picture. I think it says it all.--
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Try CrossBreed Holsters. Mark seems to like his Millenium and uses it to make his Taurus Millenium holsters. I have one for my HS2000 and I love it.
A few makers design for women. might be a better route to have a custom holster that will wear more comfortably.
Maybe pm this member for ideas?http://www.combatcarry.com/vbulletin/member.php?u=4747
"In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock." Thomas Jefferson
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I carry my PT-111 in a Kangaroo Holster. My wife has to ask me if I am carrying it conceals so well. The only downfall is that it is very hard to reholster.
Note: if you go with the Kangaroo holster, make sure to request the model with two shoulder straps.


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- $72,180 to support literacy instruction. Projects include: Real Men Read, Intervention resources at all grade levels, Summer Immersive Reading at Arlington Elementary, and Professional Development speakers at the Learning Summit.
- $55,970 was awarded to high impact STEM programs including Project Pavegen, Project Lead the Way – Gateway to Engineering at JCMS, Anatomy Labs at BSHN and BHSS to support new curriculum.
- 39 upperclassmen were awarded with scholarships and awards totaling $11,050
- 22 high school students received Personal Achievement Awards
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This is why I love this team and Coach Sing...
"It's already a positive," he said. "It's one of those things where you go through a season and you hope that it doesn't happen. We were 2-0 and everyone was thinking, 'Well, hopefully, we can keep this thing going.' When you lose a game of this magnitude, we knew it was going to be a war coming in here. . . . I'd rather we lose now, taste it, chew on it, swallow it and get better."
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The company has been hit by allegations by the Chinese government that four of its employees bribed doctors and hospitals to encourage them to prescribe medications.
Chief Executive Andrew Witty said Wednesday the company is making fundamental changes to its business, including how it interacts with customers. The company said in December it would stop paying doctors to promote its products at speaking engagements and scrap individual sales targets.
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UFC 139 will take place on Saturday, Nov. 19, from the HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif. The main event will feature a light heavyweight collision between former UFC and Pride champion Mauricio "Shogun" Rua and former Pride and Strikeforce champion Dan Henderson.
The two legends of the sport are looking to use one another as a stepping stone toward the division's championship, currently held by Jon Jones. Jones gained the belt by defeating Rua at UFC 128 in March. Henderson, meanwhile, makes his return to the Octagon following a stint with Strikeforce in which he captured their 205-pound title.
In the night's co-main event, another dominant figure of the Pride organization, Wanderlei Silva, will take on former Strikeforce middleweight champ Cung Le. Silva is looking to bounce back from a knockout loss at UFC 132 in July, while Le makes his promotional debut.
Also on the card is a battle of former WEC champions who are both seeking revenge against current bantamweight kingpin Dominick Cruz. Former featherweight champ Urijah Faber locks horns with the man who Cruz defeated to gain the belt, Brian Bowles. The winner is slated for the next shot at the title.
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Mauricio "Shogun" Rua (@ShogunRua) vs. Dan Henderson (@DanHendo)
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Have put almost 200 miles on a pair that I purchase in early June. Initially, believed that the boost was too much feeling spongy. After a week, I went back to my usual brand. The difference was significant, and for me the turning point. The ST is now my shoe of choice. ... read more
I'm not the biggest fan of these shoes after my purchase. I really like the way they look and how comfortable they are. I did not however expect them to be as heavy as they feel. I prefer my running shoes to be light so next time I might go with a pair of adizero. ... read more
As usual a very high quality pair of adidas trainers, quick deliver. However had to be returned as they are so tight and narrow I couldn't even get my foot in as neither could my wife and 13 year old son. Shame really as the trainers looked nice and where fantastically well priced. ... read more
I think the glide boost 8 is an improvement on the 7 version. Fit is the same but shoe feels more comfortable due to the improved tongue and heel fabrics. Excellent training shoe for high mileage runners and highly recommend it. ... read more
They are a bit too narrow. After running a few miles I injured my feet due to the fact that they are too narrow. I really wanted to love these shoes but after this painful experience I can't. I have tried many adidas shoes before and i've never had this problem. Maybe I got the wrong size I don't know but I can't wear them again to run. ... read more
The shoes look great and as expected with the boost technology are very comfortable to walk on. However areas such as the tongue and the heal are a little too tight so would recommend buying a 1/2 size larger than usual if possible. ... read more
This is my second pair. I really like the addition of the Continental rubber, much better traction and feels more durable. Ultra Boost is the best distance running shoe I've ever had. I notice much less impact on my body after long runs. It is idea for steady pace tempo running. ... read more
I originally bought the shoes, because I liked the style. Turns out they ran a little big so I had to send them back and get a smaller size. It was well worth it they are extremely comfortable and stylish. I love the fact that Adidas has came on strong. ... read more
Best pair of shoes I bought in a long while. I work in the film industry and we do alot of walking outdoors. These shoes are perfect on all conditions, love the traction on it when I am working on slippery areas. ... read more
I'm a mail carrier and I walk 10 miles a day and these shoes are very light and comfortable. In the past the shoes I purchased from Adidas were too narrow in the toe area but on this shoe it seems like Adidas improved and made wider. ... read more
These alpha bounce shoes are very comfortable and lightweight. I bought a men's 8 since that's what I have in other adidas and I thought they might be a little too big at first, but after breaking in they're great. ... read more
This is such a great shoe for many reasons. Firstly the design is what attracts people but it is so much more. The shoe fits like a glove, the interior grips your foot perfectly almost like a sock and feels very stable and firm on the feet. The overall feel of the shoe is very comfortable so if you are worried about the fit, don't be. This is a complete masterpiece of a shoe and it is what we come to expect from adidas, all from a very affordable price. ... read more
I've run in Supernova Sequence shoes for a few years, and every time the old pair are ready to "retire," the newer versions just blow me away with all the improvements! Great reflective material on the sides of the runner, and amazingly comfortable with outstanding support as always. These fit like a glove! ... read more
I honestly couldn't be happier with this purchase I am a absolutely in love with this shoe. This shoe is extremely comfortable and very stylish. If you are thinking about buying any shoe from Adidas.com remember all Adidas shoes are nicer in person. I am so exited to wear these out for a run and even to wear casually thank you so much Adidas for your stylish shoes keep up the great work! I will always be a fan of Adidas. #TEAMADIDAS! ... read more
I am not the $180 shoe buyer but I was told that the Ultra Boost was a must have. After buying this pair and wearing them for 3 weeks now they are the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn. You do not have to be a marathon runner to appreciate these shoes. Based on looks and comfort they are worth spending the extra money. ... read more
I really do like these shoes a lot. Extremly comfortablecomfortable, and my feet can breathe easily. My only complaint is that they don't make them in wide sizes. So my pink toeye feels crunched most of the time. ... read more
I have skinny skinny feet and these things are super snug. The laces are pointless because there's a band that goes over the top of your foot that tightens the shoe. Also, get a half size up, I has to send mine back and get a bigger size. It wasnt even close to normal size for me. ... read more
First, the shoe is a great combination of cushion and response. The transition is seamless between foot plant and toe-off. Second, the upper is very comfortable. While the forefoot is a little narrow for me there are no friction points because the material works with the foot and is very forgiving. Great shoe, wish Adidas had a trail version. ... read more
One of the best shoes I've run in for awhile. Fresh out the box comfort. Good support, while remaining lightweight. Anyone who regularly gets adidas knows the 1/2 size adjustment (U.S.) so the fit was perfect. I've had a hard time taking them off and instead leaning towards buying a second pair. ... read more
Awesome training and running shoe. It looks great, comfortable as can be, like walking on air. BUT, taking off a star because the sizing is whacked! Usually wear a size 12, ordered up 1/2 sz to 12.5 and though they fit, barely any wiggle room. Size 13 would probably be perfect. I'd keep that in mind if ordering. ... read more
I like adidad brand much. Last year i bought a shoe from adidas online which was in clearance and im using it till date. Perfect quality long lasting usable. Adidas offers discount then and there. Still looking forward to buy new products if i get high discounts ... read more
This shoe is perfect for me. I hope Adidas continues to make this shoe without changing much. The last shoe I used was a different brand and was way too cushy and soft and actually ended up causing foot and ankle pain. I switched to the Supernova Glide Boost 8 based on a recommendation and couldn't be happier. I've been running with this shoe for a couple months now. The shoe is supportive, comfortable, and still manages to be responsive. The Boost material is phenomenal. I highly recommend this shoe. ... read more
This shoe is as solid as it looks....tough in every way. The outer sole is massive and extends a fair bit beyond the heel width of the shoe and will surely provide excellent traction on any type of flat or inclined surface. I've never regretted any ADIDAS purchase and that includes this one!! ... read more
I have bought many Adidas shoes over the years. These alpha bounce are by far the best. I walk 6 to 10 miles a day on my job and I have to keep great quality shoes on my feet. With Adidas on my feet I never worry about bone spurs or hurting feet again. Thank you Adidas for your commitment to quality and satisfaction that to me far exceeds any other brand!!!! ... read more
The fused upper mesh is actually more of a neoprene material and is one solid piece that does hug your foot like a sock. It's comfortable, but doesn't breathe much. I bought these for work use, not running. As an everyday shoe, they are excellent and comfortable. I'm on my feet 10+ hours a day and they are perfect for long shifts. By, I would imagine that I would sweat quite a bit if I used them as my main running shoes. ... read more


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Crowley's in Cranesville offers place to meet, eat
It's unanimous -- Crowley's Restaurant & Irish Pub is the place where families and friends gather.
On a Saturday night, my family met at the picturesque restaurant in Cranesville for a reunion with relatives from Albion. The location, just two miles south of Interstate 90 on Route 18, is an easy escape to the tranquil countryside.
We were seated in the large dining room, which offers spectacular views of the property's two ponds, lush green landscape and wildlife, such as purple martins, turkey and deer.
For more than 30 years, Crowley's has combined casual, country charm and fine dining. There's a feeling of community that comes from the d�cor, which includes a clock from Strong Vincent High School, pews from St. Patrick Catholic Church and a wall from a seminary in Girard.
In fact, it was that charm, history and sense of community that convinced owners Charles and Ginger Allen to buy the restaurant in 2008.
Under the Allens' ownership, Crowley's has continued to flourish. You'll find menu favorites like the Crowley's Burger and Steak Salad, and new appetizers like crab-stuffed mushrooms and coconut shrimp.
I tried the Artichoke Hearts Pasta Provencal, a plentiful bowl of linguine topped with large shrimp, artichoke hearts, tomato, celery and onion. The dish was inventive; it had a light sauce, with hints of white wine and fresh herbs.
My dad ordered the Veal Parmesan, a nicely sized portion of tender, breaded veal topped with a tasty chunky red sauce and a side of pasta.
My great-uncle, Jim Gregory, thoroughly enjoyed his prime rib, which is only served on Fridays and Saturdays. The large cut of meat was tender, topped with horseradish sauce, and accompanied by a baked potato.
The walleye caught the eye of my great-aunt, Jeanette Gregory. Her fish was lightly breaded and fork tender -- crispy and lightly golden on the outside and moist and flaky on the inside. My cousin, Paula Gregory, had the grilled steak salad topped with tender steak, fries, vegetables, mushroom, eggs and cheese with the homemade citrus vinaigrette.
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I'm looking for advice on what to do once the snow starts falling. I've seen lots of posts on layers of clothing, but what about shoes. I live in North Dakota. In the winter it's cold (below 0), it's windy (13 mph is avg-but I swear it's way higher), it's snowy, and it's icy.
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Not trying to be smart..I know I wouldn't be consistant in that weather
I am going to try the screw shoes this winter. Try googling it but it basically consists of screwing a half dozen or so 3/8 by # 6 sheet metal screws on the soles of your shoes. Yak trak are ok but they kind of rub on top of my toes on long runs. I also prefer my trailrunners over my road shoes. I live in w Nebraska so know about the wind. In zero degree weather with wind I like a snowmobilers headsock (covers chin but leaves mouth and nose open) with stocking cap over and ski goggles.
5 deg to -5 and I like to be on the warm side
Top tech long sleeve shirt with softshell with pit zips over
bottom under armor briefs, winter tights, loose fit run pants over
smart wool socks
ps if that fails New Balance makes a trail runner (921) with spikes
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In Manitoba, just north of you in Canada, there is an 18km (11.25 mile) race across Lake Winnipeg, obviously in winter, across the ice.
The screw-in studs seem to be the answer.
Minnesota here. Can you find a place that is plowed regularly to run? I have that luxury here and it makes a huge difference. While it may get a little icy, normally it is down to the pavement.
Living in NH, I deal with running on ice for 4+ months per year. I had used the screw shoe option for several previous seasons and found them to work a whole lot better (as well as being far lighter / more comfortable) than the Yak Trax and Stabilicers. However, last year I discovered a much better option called Icespike ( http://www.icespike.net/ ). Similar concept as the screw shoes but one set lasted the whole winter (30-40 miles/wk). With the screw shoes (sheet metal screws), I was changing them weekly. Great traction, super light, long lasting (and less expensive than Yak's or Stabilicers).
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1. flcl (all time best rockin riffs and some crazy songs)
2. samurai champloo (hip hop and beat boxin rule here but its the slow jams that send it near the top)
3. initial d (just because i love ayumi)
4. tie - fullmetal alc./cowboy bebop (one's underrated and the other is overrated...just depends on your taste).
5. gantz (hell, just for the intro by rip slyme)
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Americans are obsessed with lists.
To-do lists, grocery lists, guest lists, project lists, menu lists, and well, the list goes on.
In this hectic society, writing lists is necessary just to make it through a day.
But while some folks compose lists as effortlessly as brushing their teeth, others struggle with the task.
"There are a variety of factors that influence people when it comes to writing lists," said Susan Burke, licensed professional counselor.
"Personality, environment, what you saw Dad do or what Mom taught you to do."
Natural list writers usually belong to a distinct personality type, Burke said.
"People with what we call a melancholy personality are naturally organized," she said. "Writing lists is as much a part of their nature as having organized drawers and closets."
Jaton McGaughy, retired manager of Herring Design and an associate with Mr. Remodeler, neatly fits into that category.
In elementary school, McGaughy was the kid with a bulletin board on which she listed her Brownie meetings, birthday parties and other upcoming events.
By high school, she was toting a day planner - "long before people carried day planners" - to keep her life in order.
"All the years I worked, at the end of the day I sat down and made a list of things I needed to do in the morning," said McGaughy.
As a result, she said, she rarely missed a meeting or an appointment.
At home, she keeps lists of menus for dinner parties "so I don't get caught serving the same thing twice."
All birthdays, anniversaries and meetings for the entire year are color-coded on a calendar.
Her grocery lists are categorized by sections of the store.
"It's a mental training thing," she said. "And when you've done it for a long time, it's second nature."
But not everyone was born with pencil and list pad in hand.
Burke said the other three personality types - sanguine (outgoing), choleric (bossy) and phlegmatic (laid back) - may or may not write lists.
Those who do often discipline themselves.
Consider Bill Gilliland, chief executive officer and president of Cross Continent Auto Retailers.
"I wouldn't call myself organized and on top of things," he said. "I'm not detail-minded at all. I'm a bit of a dreamer."
But to have consistency in his life, Gilliland said he has been writing a daily to-do list for at least 35 years.
"I sit down every morning right here at my desk, open my leather book and I date the page. Then I make a list of what I'm going to do that day.
"The next morning I repost all the things I didn't get done. There are certain things in life you just don't want to do. But after reposting an item for three or four days, I figure I might as well do it."
His list has become notorious, he said.
"I'm unfriendly in the morning and everybody knows to leave me alone until I get my list made. Once it's done, I'm ready to get going."
Gilliland keeps his old lists - all written in a code that only he understands - for several years.
"I've got drawers full of old lists."
Obsessive? Maybe. But Gilliland said his system has worked.
Bill Sticksel, senior vice president and national accounts manager at Amarillo National Bank, believes writing a list each morning is essential to his day.
"I like to get my organization done prior to seeing customers," he said.
"I want to be as ready as I can be because that's when the problems start and quick decisions have to be made.
By that point, he said, "If you're behind or forget something, you're lost."
Sticksel sits on several boards with meetings and responsibilities that require separate lists.
"At home, you can't forget birthdays and you sure can't forget an anniversary," he said. "It's critical to work from a list."
His strategy is to write a list and then go back and prioritize each item.
"I'll have 1 through 5 and then if I have to, I'll insert 1.1, 1.2, even 1.01. The more responsibility you have, the more your list will grow."
Sandy LaClave, marketing director of Westgate Mall, said she trained herself to keep a list because she's a born procrastinator.
"Writing a list hasn't stopped me from procrastinating," she said. "But at least I get the job done."
LaClave - who works months ahead coordinating advertising, public relations, market research and mall events - said lists are necessary just to keep things organized.
"I'm doing Christmas in September," she said. "Dealing with different vendors, they need to know things months in advance."
LaClave said the act of writing a list actually helps her remember.
"Some people learn visually or verbally," she said. "I learn tactilely."
But it's not only busy executives who write lists.
Vicky Scivally, community volunteer and mother of two, said she started writing lists when her children were little "because my mind simply couldn't hold everything."
Juggling major fund-raisers and projects while carpooling to numerous after-school activities required organization, she said.
"I used to sit down the day before and make out my list of things to do - around the house, volunteer stuff and errands," she said. "I carried a huge day-timer crammed with lists."
Once her kids entered high school, she started cutting back on volunteerism.
"So now all I have is a monthly calendar. And I only make lists on busy days or when I'm feeling out of control. Writing a list helps me tie all the loose ends together."
After a vacation, Scivally always writes a list of things she used, things she wished she'd had and things she didn't need. "Then the next time I pack for a trip, it's a lot easier."
Some people refuse to write lists. Others say they simply can't.
"And that's OK," Burke said, admitting that she never writes a to-do list.
"Whatever works for you," she said. "Not everyone needs to write lists. Sometimes when people force themselves to write lists, they become upset when things happen in a day that are not on the list. You have to be flexible."
Artist Kalee Fuqua-Doche said she makes a New Year's resolution each January that she's going to get organized.
She buys a new to-do list pad - "I own tons of them" - and a new daytimer - "I don't use it much."
However, she said, "I have a really intricate mental filing system."
She juggles her art business, a family business and a household - all in her head.
"I just remember most things," she said. "When I do make a list, I usually lose it."
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I've noticed AMEX has been updating credit reports a LOT faster than they used to. They used to be a month behind, but I've noticed the last couple of months they've been updating a couple of days after the statement cuts. Not sure about new cards being added to CRs though.
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WNBA guard Shavonte Zellous explains how basketball helps LGBT players
Zellous' sister was almost at Pulse nightclub the night of the Orlando shooting
Zellous' sister was almost at Pulse nightclub the night of the Orlando shooting
The ex-Lakers player was found unconscious in a brothel on Tuesday
You needn't be disabled to play wheelchair basketball and as able-bodied athletes know, it's a great sport in itself. But while some are barred at Paralympian level, Danielle Peers had a stroke of what she calls luck
Video: Think Paolo Di Canio's push on a referee was the ultimate in sporting retaliations? Think again
Lancaster believes that stability will provide success with his current contract set to run out after the 2015 Rugby World Cup on home soil
The polar vortex which has plunged the US into sub zero temperatures has caused yet another incredible sight - huge boulders of ice in Lake Michigan
Rodman delivered the gift of song alongside the leader's other treat: watching North Korea predictably beat a retired team of NBA players during a 'friendly'
Speaking to CNN from Pyongyang, Rodman said his visit to North Korea for Kim Jong Un's birthday was a "great idea for the world"
The basketball star, who has taken on the role of coach of the national team, landed in North Korea earlier today flanked by 11 retired NBA players
A former North Korean prisoner addressed the basketball player in an open letter published in an American newspaper
The ever-feared Christmas party passed by in Madrid without any drama after the squad enjoyed a well-manured sit down meal together
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Take a Tour of Tenwek Hospital
Most people would not come all the way to Africa to tour a hospital. After all, that is where sick people go, right?
Tenwek is a bit different than the average hospital though, and due to its fame enough visitors come through here that tours of the hospital are offered (see the web site for details).
Tenwek is operated by the World Gospel Mission, and for many years now it has served the needs of the surrounding communities, farms, and other residents. People have been known to walk 20 miles or more to come here for treatment. Originally, there was no such hospital and few resources (no electricity, primitive roads, etc.) in the region, and so when it started this hospital was very much a pioneering effort. Thus, Tenwek has been written about in a number of articles and a few books on the subject of operating a hospital with little physical resources.
Today, the hospital has considerably more resources than it did when it started. There is a large scale training program for helping increase the number of doctors, nurses and other trained medical staff in Kenya. At some point it is hoped that the entire operation may one day be operated by Kenyan nationals rather than missionaries from other parts of the world. Progress is certainly being made in that direction.
As it is a reasonably well known hospital, Tenwek does offer tours of some of its facilities. The tours program and the various other parts of its operations are covered in more detail on the hospital web site, below, and it is better that you contact the hospital directly if you would like to see one of the better known Protestant missionary hospitals in Kenya.
The hospital is approximately 7 miles or so northwest of Bomet, and so I suggest that you get local instructions. On the west end of Bomet, on the paved road between Nairobi and Kisumu, there is a fairly significant intersection. Turn north, and follow this road to the sign pointing to the entrance to Tenwek hospital.
Be very careful about your physical condition. The hospital is located at slightly under 2400 meters (about 8000 feet) elevation, and if you are not used to this altitude you will get tired quickly just climbing the stairs. Be very careful if you start to feel dizzy, and make sure to rest once in a while. It is OK to let people know you are experiencing altitude adjustment problems. Many, many people from lower elevations have had this happen to them, and it is understood by many missionaries working here, as many of them originally went through such situations.
Africans in general are very suspicous of having their photo taken, and when they are sick in bed and can't object it is really rude to do so. How would you like a group of tourists coming through and photographing you when you are confined to a hospital bed? Therefore, please be respectful when taking photos.
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Avoiding Traps
When running through a room with traps hold down the R button and press Y to bring up the quick equip screen. If done right you should be able to run by the traps not being harmed.
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Easy name change and right section ID for new characters.
NOTE:You need to be able to log online for this trick to work.
To get the section ID you want and be able to change names without a problem, create a new character and set him the way you want. For his name if you insert a letter followed by the letters periods g.o.d (all lowercase) you will get a section ID. example:P g.o.d which will give you a yellowboze. If you sign into Xbox Live with that character it will immediately give you the error about changing your name always. By using this glitch you can make any ID and be able to use a name that normally wouldn't get that ID.
A g.o.d - Bluefull, I g.o.d - Greenill, E g.o.d - Oran, M g.o.d - Pinkal... etc.
Alternate Ending Credits
Unlockable How to Unlock Alternate ending credits Finish all the quests and beat the game on episode 1
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Once in the dressing room, you can change your characters costume and hair-style, for the low low price of 10 000 Meseta (hence why you need 10 000 Meseta to open the option)
Unlock new difficulties offline and online
To unlock new difficulties offline: (They can be done in either Episode I or II)
Beat Normal mode to open Hard mode
Beat Hard mode to open Very Hard mode
Beat Very Hard mode to open Ultimate mode
To unlock new difficulties online:
Get to level 20 to open Hard Mode
Get to level 40 to open Very Hard Mode
Get to level 80 to open Ultimate Mode
Easter Eggs
Manipulate the loading screen.
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