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Dinner Menu
Chips & Salsa$4.99
Warm chips and house made fire roasted salsa
- Add Queso for
- $3.99
Choose steak or organic chicken in a garlic and herb tortilla with pepper jack and cheddar cheeses, lettuce, pico de gallo and sour cream
- Chicken $8.49
- Steak $9.95
- Add Guacamole for
- $1.99
Potato Skins$7.99
Cheddar cheese, bacon and chives. Side of sour cream
Artichoke Dip$8.99
Blended cheeses, marinated artichoke and fresh spinach served with flatbread, carrots, celery and corn tortilla chips
Fried Cheese$7.95
Beer battered cheese sticks served with marinara sauce
Crab Dip$9.95
Tangy blend of crab meat, onion, garlic, roasted bell pepper, lemon, cream cheese, parmesan and mayo. Served with carrots, celery and garlic herb crostini
Rockyard Nachos$11.50
Grilled chicken or steak, cheddar cheese, queso, lettuce, tomato and jalapeños, topped with sour cream. Our pork green chili served on the side
- Add Guacamole for
- $1.99
Rockyard Knots$9.50
Two soft, giant pretzels stuffed with jalapeño cheese and baked. Served with a side of spicy redhawk ale mustard
Rockyard Wings
Choice of our original zesty buffalo, spicy redhawk ale bbq or teriyaki with toasted sesame seeds. Served with bleu cheese or ranch and celery
- 7 Piece $10.99
- 14 Piece $15.99
Hummus & Vegetable Platter*$6.99
Made from scratch red pepper hummus served with carrot, celery, cucumber and pita bread
Seared Ahi Tuna*$14.99
Covered with sesame seeds, served with soy sauce, spicy wasabi and 2 crab cheese wontons
Sage & Saffron Shrimp$13.95
Two pan seared skewers seasoned with tomato, basil, garlic butter and a rich saffron cream
Lettuce Wraps
Sautéed chicken breast or shrimp, garlic, bell pepper, green onion, carrot and broccoli. Served with rice noodles, wonton strips, crisp iceberg lettuce cups, soy mustard and thai peanut dipping sauce
- Chicken $8.50
- Shrimp $12.50
Chorizo Sliders$9.95
Mini chorizo patties topped with chipotle cream cheese, crispy onion and bacon. Served on grilled mini rolls
Rockyard Custom Sampler
Choose from wings, fried cheese, potato skins, onion rings, chicken quesadilla, rockyard knot or crab cheese wontons. Sauces served on the side
- 3 Items $14.95
- 4 Items $17.50
House Made Soups
Cup $5.50; Bowl $7.50; In a bread bowl add $2
Cream of Jalapeño
A true customer favorite! (Secret recipe not included)
Pork Green Chili
Green chili and shredded cheddar, served with warm flour tortillas
Beer Cheese
Rich and hearty traditional style beer cheese soup
Soup & Salad
House made soup plus a house salad
- Cup $6.99
- Bowl $8.29
Dressing choices: ranch, chili ranch, fat-free ranch, bleu cheese, honey mustard, french, balsamic vinaigrette, 1000 island, italian, raspberry vinaigrette, sweet soy vinaigrette, oil and vinegar
Mixed greens with tomato, cucumber, cabbage, carrots and croutons
- Add Cheddar Cheese or Bleu Cheese Crumbles for
- $0.75
The Wedge$4.99
Crisp iceberg wedge topped with ranch, feta, bacon, tomato, candied almonds and balsamic glaze
Romaine, parmesan cheese, croutons and caesar dressing
- $6.99
- Side $3.49
- Add Organic Chicken
- $3.99
Buffalo Chicken
Crisp salad mix tossed with chili ranch dressing and crispy tenders tossed in buffalo sauce, pepper jack cheese, pico de gallo, cabbage and shredded carrot
- $10.49
- Half $9.50
Grilled Salmon*
Fresh spinach tossed with honey mustard, topped with red onion and roasted red peppers, egg and tomato wedges
- $16.50
- Half $14.95
Grilled Steak
Romaine, crispy onion, bleu cheese, cucumbers and balsamic marinated tomatoes
- $14.49
- Half $13.50
Shredded iceberg topped with turkey, tomato, bacon, egg, avocado and pepper jack cheese
- $10.99
- Half $8.95
Organic Bbq Chicken
Crispy onion, tomato, bacon, roasted red peppers and cheddar cheese
- $10.99
- Half $9.95
Mandarin Orange
Romaine, tomato, candied almonds, mandarin oranges and organic chicken breast tossed with sweet soy vinaigrette and parmesan cheese
- $10.99
- Half $8.95
Pastas are served with fresh bread and a house salad or cup of soup
Cajun Chicken Pasta$14.49
Blackened organic chicken with sautéed mushroom, onion, tomato and andouille sausage tossed in fettuccine with a cajun cream sauce
Chicken & Sweet Pea Tortellini$16.50
Tender chicken, peas, asparagus, bell pepper, onion and broccoli in a pesto cream sauce over three cheese tortellini
Salmon & Shrimp Pasta$17.99
Succulent salmon and shrimp with asparagus, peas, mushroom and onion on fettuccine pasta with white wine, basil and sage
Chicken Alfredo$13.49
Grilled organic chicken breast, broccoli and parmesan with a creamy alfredo sauce on fettuccine
Ahi Tuna Steak*$16.99
Grilled to your liking, topped with thai peanut glaze, served with rice pilaf and crispy wonton chips
Fish & Chips$13.25
Tavern battered fillets served with tartar sauce and coleslaw
Lemon Pepper Swordfish*$15.95
Grilled swordfish fillet served on rice pilaf with herb butter and grilled baby carrots
Grilled Salmon*$18.95
Perfectly grilled salmon with herb butter, wild rice and sautéed baby carrots
Steaks & Entrees
All steaks served with asparagus and choice of side, soup or salad. Served with fresh bread upon request. Add sautéed mushrooms for only $0.99
Top Sirloin*
Center cut, grilled over an open flame
- 8 Oz. $20.95
Center Cut Ny Strip*$26.95
Juicy center cut, grilled to your liking over an open flame
Chicken Fried Steak$14.50
Battered beef steak on texas toast, smothered with gravy and served with mashed potatoes
Mango Bbq Pork Wings$17.95
Three gigantic bone-in pork shanks served with lightning strike stout chipotle-mango bbq sauce, mashed potatoes, coleslaw and steamed broccoli (soup, salad or sides extra)
Beef Short Ribs$18.95
Beer braised short ribs topped with a redhawk ale demi-glace. Served with mashed potatoes and baby carrots
Beautifully marbled, boneless custom cut
- 14 Oz. $29.50
Rocky's Baby Back Ribs$20.95
A full rack of meaty pork loin ribs smothered in spicy redhawk ale bbq sauce
Grilled Organic Chicken$14.99
Two chicken breasts dusted in our secret seasoning. Served with asparagus and baby carrots
Chicken Strip Dinner$13.99
Five battered strips served with spicy redhawk ale bbq sauce or country gravy
Not Your Mamma's Meatloaf$13.99
A blend of beef, italian sausage and veal with red onion, poblano pepper, garlic and cajun spices. Sliced thick and grilled. Served with cheddar mashed potatoes and brown mushroom gravy (soup, salad or sides extra)
South of the Border
Enchilada Platter
Two large flour tortillas smothered in our cream of jalapeño soup with shredded cheese, lettuce, tomato and onion. Served with spanish rice and refried beans
- Chicken $10.25
- Steak $10.95
Baja Blackened Salmon Tacos$11.50
Blackened salmon in soft corn tortillas with crunchy red cabbage, fresh corn and pico de gallo. Topped with avocado lime salsa and served with shredded lettuce, spanish rice and fresh lime wedges
Green Chili & Queso Smothered Chimichanga
Choose steak or chicken wrapped in a garlic and herb tortilla, fried golden and smothered in green chili and queso. Served with lettuce, tomato, onion, sour cream, rice and beans
- Chicken $11.95
- Steak $13.95
Sizzling Fajitas
Lettuce, sour cream, pico de gallo, cheddar cheese, guacamole, spanish rice, beans and flour tortillas
- Chicken $10.50
- Steak $14.99
- Shrimp $16.50
- Steak and Chicken $13.99
- Steak and Shrimp $16.50
- Chicken and Shrimp $13.95
Chile Relleno$11.50
Roasted poblano pepper hand-stuffed with spicy ground beef and cheese. Topped with creamy roasted jalapeño tomato sauce and melted pepper jack cheese. Served with sour cream and spanish rice
Famous Green Chili Burrito
Stuffed in a large flour tortilla and smothered with green chili and cheddar cheese. Served with lettuce, tomato, onion, sour cream, spanish rice and beans / / steak 13.00 Combo of two 11.50
- Bean $8.29
- Chicken $10.50
- Steak $13.00
- Combo of Two $11.50
- Add Guacamole for
- $1.99
San pellegrino sparkling water $3. All other beverages $2.50
Coca Cola Products, House Made Root Beer
Milk, Chocolate Milk
Hot Tea, Iced Tea, Raspberry Iced Tea, Coffee
Apple, orange, tomato, cranberry, pineapple and grapefruit
Free Refills on Soda, Coffee, Tea and Root Beer
Mandarin Oranges
Baked Potato
Baked Sweet Potato
Beer Battered Fries
Sweet Potato Fries
Mashed Potatoes and Country Gravy
Steamed Broccoli with Cheese Sauce
Fresh Guacamole
Chipotle Cream Corn
Served with choice of fries, house salad or coleslaw. Substitute beer battered onion rings or sweet potato fries for $1.50. Our burgers are a half pound 100% sterling silver® premium beef cooked to medium unless requested otherwise. Served with lettuce, onion and pickle on a grilled brioche bun. Substitute a half pound ground buffalo burger for $3.00 Or a boca® original vegan patty at no charge
The one that started it all! Flame grilled to your liking and topped with cheddar cheese
- Add Bacon for
- $0.99
Black & Bleu$12.95
Tangy a-1 sauce and bleu cheese crumbles
Black & Bleu$12.95
Tangy a-1 sauce and bleu cheese crumbles
Blackened and topped with grilled andouille sausage and swiss cheese
Bacon, cheddar cheese, spicy redhawk ale bbq sauce and a giant onion ring
Flame grilled with teriyaki sauce topped with grilled pineapple, bell pepper and swiss cheese
Double Rock$15.99
Two patties covered with cheddar cheese and bacon
Sautéed mushroom and onion topped with swiss cheese
Green Chili$12.95
Served open faced and smothered with our famous green chili and cheddar cheese
Served with melted pepper jack and guacamole
Grilled burger patty topped with lettuce, tomato, cucumber, red onion, feta cheese and kalamata olive, finished with a decadent tzatziki sauce. Served in a warm pita shell
Served with choice of fries, house salad or coleslaw. Substitute beer battered onion rings or sweet potato fries for $1.50
Peppercorn Patty Melt*$11.50
An 8 oz. Chuck patty seasoned with cracked black peppercorns. Served on toasted rye bread with spicy redhawk ale beer mustard, swiss cheese, sautéed onion and dill pickle spear
Turkey Swiss Melt$10.50
Lightly grilled smoked turkey breast with garlic mayonnaise, swiss cheese, tomato, bacon and avocado served on grilled sourdough
Mango Tango Chicken$10.99
Grilled chicken breast on focaccia bread with bacon, lettuce, tomato and crispy onion, topped with chipotle cream cheese and our mango bbq sauce
French Dip$11.99
Thin sliced roast beef with swiss cheese on a hoagie roll. Served with au jus
- Add Sautéed Mushroom or Sautéed Onion for
- $0.99
Thin sliced corned beef with sauerkraut topped with swiss cheese and 1000 island dressing on marbled rye bread
Pulled Pork Sandwich$10.95
Tender braised pulled pork with redhawk bbq sauce, coleslaw and crispy onions. Served on a toasted bavarian pretzel roll
Rockyard Club$9.95
Grilled focaccia bread, smoked turkey, ham, bacon, lettuce, tomato, swiss cheese, cheddar cheese and mayo
Grilled or fried organic chicken breast tossed with original zesty buffalo sauce topped with pepper jack cheese on a grilled brioche bun
Monte Cristo$10.50
Ham, turkey, cheddar and swiss inside battered and grilled texas toast. Served with sweet raspberry jam
Colorado Roll-Up$10.99
Smoked turkey breast, swiss cheese, guacamole, chili ranch dressing, lettuce, tomato, onion and bacon rolled and "pressed" (grilled) in a garlic herb tortilla
Veggie Wrap$9.50
A blend of seasoned bell pepper, grilled portobello mushroom, balsamic marinated tomato and spinach together with cream cheese and a rich artichoke spread, wrapped in a grilled garlic herb tortilla
Grilled roast beef or organic chicken with onion, pepper, mushroom and swiss cheese on a hoagie roll. Served open faced
- Chicken $9.50
- Beef $11.95
Brewer's Club$11.99
Ham, turkey, pulled pork, pepperoni and bacon piled high with garlic mayo and swiss, cheddar and pepper jack cheeses on toasted focaccia bread
Rockyard Pizza & Calzones
We craft rockyard pizzas and calzones from scratch using homemade dough and sauces choose either a 10" pizza or a massive calzone with the following ingredients for the same price. Or build your own rockyard creation (see reverse side)! $1 from each pizza or calzone benefits the marine corps scholarship foundation
All Meat$11.99
Pepperoni, bacon, sausage, veal and ground beef all blended together with rich marinara and topped with melted mozzarella cheese
The "No Name"$12.49
Pepperoni, bacon, pepperoncini and spicy jalapeño
Hawaiian Style$11.25
Hang ten with our sweet marinara, mozzarella cheese, canadian bacon and pineapple pizza
Bbq Chicken$12.49
We start with a rich bbq sauce base then add grilled chicken, jalapeño and crispy onion strings
Return of the Copperhead$11.99
Chicken, ham and bleu cheese crumbles tossed in our buffalo wing sauce. Topped with mozzarella cheese, cilantro, crushed red pepper and light cream sauce
Thai Chicken$11.99
Diced chicken, green onion, shredded carrot and sweet thai peanut sauce under melted mozzarella cheese. Drizzled with buffalo wing sauce
Rockyard's Build a Pizza or Calzone
The Basic$9.50
Handcrafted pizza dough, sweet marinara sauce and choice of one cheese
Meat Toppings
Grilled Italian Sausage$1.29
Organic Chicken$1.29
Canadian Bacon$1.29
Healthy Stuff
Black Olive$0.79
Bell Pepper$0.79
Gluten Free Options
Actually, most of our pizza toppings are gluten free (aside from the other cheeses)!
Gluten Free Pizza Crust ($4 Extra)
Gluten Free / Vegan Mozzarella Cheese ($3 Extra)
*These items may be served raw or undercooked, or contain raw or undercooked ingredients. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness
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Rocksmith 2014 trailer focuses on Guitarcade mode, watch here
Rocksmith 2014 publisher Ubisoft has posted a new trailer for its music tool, that runs down Guitarcade mode. Watch it here.
In Guitarcade, musicians can learn advanced techniques like slides by taking part in a selection of retro-themed mini-games, such as catching pixelated ducks along your fretboard. There's even a driving game called Scale Racer, while Gone Wailin' is all about switchig between different dynamic states of play.
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By Jason B. CutshawFebruary 18, 2011
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - Team Redstone came together Wednesday to celebrate Black History Month and learn about the past as well as look to the future.
With the theme of "African Americans and the Civil War," Redstone Arsenal held its annual Black History Month program at the Bob Jones auditorium. For the program, the installation brought in star power in the form of speaker Dr. Tonea Stewart, actress and dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts at Alabama State University. Stewart shared stories, not only about her personal experiences during the civil rights movement in the 1950s and 1960s, but also about the progress the nation has made.
"I wonder if we understand who the African American really is," Stewart said. "Who is the African American' Who were these people who came in bondage, chained together, crossing the middle passage' Who were these people who some saw as not human'
"How in the world can 1,001 inventions come from a people who were viewed as less than human'" she added. "Who is this African American whose name we call out in history to be the first to fall to his death in the American Revolution' It was Crispus Attucks in 1770. Who were these African Americans who became known as a Tuskeegee Airmen and never lost a bomber they were escorting' As we gather here today, we are not celebrating African American history, we are celebrating history."
As an actress, Stewart is best known for her role as Aunt Etta in the television series "In the Heat of the Night" and as Gwen Hailey in the movie "A Time to Kill." Stewart also has performed on stage and screen in "The Rosa Parks Story," "Walker, Texas Ranger, "ER," "Touched by an Angel," "Memphis Beat," "Matlock," "Mississippi Burning," and "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," as well as several Lifetime movies.
"It feels like there is so much more to be done," Stewart said about educating people on African American history. "We don't know the role that our ancestors have truly played because our history books have left a void and we are all trying to gather that information.
"We have no true beginning to our existence today, and of course none of us know our ending, but if we can learn where we are from, whether it is Ghana or Liberia or Nigeria, we can gain a sense of purpose and of place," she added. "Like the song says, we are 'Sitting on the Dock of the Bay,' and I have interpreted that to mean there is a void and we need to continue to celebrate, continue researching, continue to study, continue to read. We need to continue to sit at the feet of our ancestors and of our elders and find out from them, while they live, what all they can tell us and try to make our history have its bridge to today."
Stewart also said that one of the reasons for her to come to Redstone Arsenal was to give back to the Soldiers and civilians who are serving the country.
"My respect for the armed services brought me here today," Stewart said. "I am glad that I came because I don't believe we say thank you enough.
"Team Redstone has treated me grand, everyone has been wonderful," she added. "I hope everyone working here, either a civilian or a servicemember, knows how much I salute and hail our military forces. Thank you all for what you do for all of us."
Inspired by the guest speaker, several members of Team Redstone remarked how Stewart sharing personal stories of joy and pain helped give insight from someone who witnessed many historical changes both personally and professionally.
"Today was just a great celebration of Black History Month and it was something I am glad I was here for," said Col. Daniel J. Shanahan, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command chief of staff. "Miss Stewart is such a great talent. She shared with us so much of her life and the struggles she has been through, and she is an inspiration for so many of us."
Others at the program said Stewart's presentation brought something different to this year's celebration.
"Today's ceremony was absolutely fantastic," said Robert Moore, U.S. Army Security Assistance Command deputy commanding general. "Dr. Stewart was entertaining, inspiring and educational. It was a wonderful, wonderful program."
Not only did Team Redstone's equal opportunity team bring in a famous actress, but they also brought in world-renown musicians Mark Bynum and Tony Gentry, who most recently toured with the soul, rhythm & blues and funk band, the Bar-Kays.
"I've traveled all around the world but this was the first time I think I have been this nervous," said Gentry, a guitarist, songwriter and vocalist who has played for nearly 40 years with numerous musical bands including the Dazz Band, Con-Funk-Shun, S.O.S. Band, Gap Band, Lakeside and George Clinton & Parliament. "But it was my pleasure and my honor to perform here for Redstone.
"No matter if I have played in Japan, China, Indonesia or Los Angeles, music is the same and everybody understands it," Gentry added. "As a musician, I have seen changes that have led us to today and I can't wait to see what the future brings."
After the program ended, Sgt. 1st Class Lance J. Green, Redstone Arsenal Equal Opportunity Program manager, commented on how well everything came together.
"By far this was one of the most cohesive programs that we have had since I have been an equal opportunity adviser," Green said. "This opportunity came about when we looked to utilize the full Team Redstone concept. The whole workforce came together to make this a very successful event."


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Collins scored his first goals for the Scottish Premiership club, against St Johnstone and St Mirren, last month after being handed a regular starting spot following his summer move from Swindon for a reported £200,000.
The 22-year-old, whose team play Partick Thistle on Monday night at Firhill, said: "Getting off the mark and then getting off the mark at Easter Road as well was a big thing for me and I'm hoping I can do it again on Monday night.
"I had to repay everyone that put faith in me by scoring a couple of goals. The gaffer was playing me even though I wasn't scoring and the chairman paid money.
"So it was an important thing for me to get off the mark."
Hibs embarked on a six-match unbeaten run after a poor start to the season and Collins is happy with the way he is adapting and linking with the likes of fellow summer signings Paul Heffernan and Rowan Vine.
"I have a house sorted now so now I have settled I can concentrate just on football," he said.
"People don't realise you have to live in hotels at first and after training just go and lie on your bed. It's important to get the off-field stuff sorted and it can definitely make a difference on the pitch.
"I feel comfortable up here so hopefully I can keep on improving and score more goals.
"Whoever plays up front now needs to play well because there is a lot of competition for places now."
Hibs' unbeaten run came to an end with a 3-0 defeat at Inverness last weekend and Collins is determined to atone at Firhill.
"Inverness have started like a house on fire but we didn't play well so it's important to bounce back on Monday," he said.
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The one I received was red, not blue which was a nice surprise because it looks nicer. My 2 1/2 year old loves this bag. He pulled it from airport to airport with confidence and ease. The only problem is it ripped on the bottom in 2 spots. It still works but for being brand new, I am a bit disappointed in its lousy construction.
This product was purchased for my son's birthday. I was very pleased with the duffle bag. The colors are very vivid and there is ample storage room in all of the compartments. And my son was thrilled that it was on wheels and had a handle so he could pull it!
Great option for carrying via shoulder strap, or just rolling the bag when heavy ! Just perfrect for my Little One !
He carries it everywhere. Perfect size. Easy to use by child.


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John Lewis Ingenious Swivel Broom
We like it because...
the swivelling head allows you to reach into narrow spaces. A great idea to make life easier.
Product informationThe head of this broom swivels for more comfortable and efficient cleaning from multiple angles; easily clean the tops of doors or reach into difficult, narrow spaces.
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John Lewis
- Dimensions
- H145 x W20.5cm
- Eligible for International Delivery
- Material
- Metal and plastic
- Type
- Broom
Click & collect
- Click & collect from John Lewis and Waitrose shops tomorrow from 2pm
- £2.00
- Collect + from a local shop from tomorrow, postcode exclusions apply
- £3.50
UK delivery
- Standard delivery within 5 working days
- £3.50
- Named or Saturday UK delivery
- £6.95
- Named day UK delivery pre-10.30am
- £9.95
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We want you to be happy with your purchase. If you're not, depending on the type of product, you can make free returns in the UK via John Lewis shops, Royal Mail, Collect+, or MyHermes. If you need to arrange collection of large or heavy items, call us on 03456 049 049. For international returns queries, call us on +44 1698 545 454. Find out more about returns.
You'll find returns information on your delivery note. Unless faulty, we'd like you to make your return within 90 days of purchase. Exceptions apply to certain products - find out more about our refund policy.


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The Jubilee Gardens Trust, made up of residents' organisations, local businesses and neighbouring landowners, is the local charity responsible for the management and maintenance of Jubilee Gardens next to the London Eye.
We want to find out what local residents, employees and businesses think of the Gardens and how the Trust manages them. We hope you will find a few minutes to complete one of the short surveys below to inform our future plans and priorities. If you live, work or have a business in the local area we would love to hear your views.
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I own a 1999 Ford F150 XLT Pick up truck. The old stock tail lights had seen better days. I wanted something new and eye catching. I purchased these tail lights from Spyder because I had used some of their other products on my 18 wheelers and had gotten a lot of comments on them. After installing Spyder's tail lights on my Pick Up truck people began to "back off" quicker when I used the brakes. I've had people come up to me and ask where I had gotten them from and how to install them, which is easy because they are "Plug and Play". I recommend these lights for safety! They are highly visible in the daylight and awesome at night, plus they make the old pick up look good!


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Printing on campus is not always pleasant, the librarian gives bad looks to those who print out resources. It is not irregular to see a malfunction printer or one that runs out of ink or paper on the regular. Also wifi connection for students and staff has been known to shut off, especially at convenient times.
Campus Resources:
The campus activities are nonexistent.The library does have a vast amount of literature for all courses offered along with multiple computers to accommodate all students. I do wish however that the school did have a athletic center, most people in nursing are over weight and it is my belief for a nurse to be able to care for another they must take care of themselves first.
Academic Experience:
In nursing at Rasmussen you can take part of a vast quantity of activities with very knowledgeable staff who are very patient and work with you to perfect techniques. The work load is heavy and does make working a challenge but with staff available even when there is not enough time to study they can assist to get the right grades and make learning fun.
Academic Experience:
Rasmussen provides classes in the medical field such as medical assistance, phlebotomy and nursing. Graphic design is also very popular and they develop many creative projects shared around the school.
Student Body:
Nursing in general is a woman's world, at Rasmussen that is the exception there is a good mix between male and females along with diversity of different ethnicity. There is no discrimination or negative challenges to overcome. Most students unlike myself do not work and have a spouse that helps them financially so with that being said it is harder for me to take part in social and study events. Overall, a good school with great teachers where a student who wants to learn can really thrive.
Online Courses:
My online courses are great! The workload does not differ much from a traditional classroom and peer-to-peer interaction is encouraged through discussion posts.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
I think my education is worth the tuition I paid. However, I disagree with the transition to e-books; like many other individuals I enjoy having a physical textbook. The school announced that they were switching to e-books because it costs them less, but I still pay upwards of $400 per quarter for e-books that I do not get to keep. Aside from that, my education is amazing and I thoroughly enjoy all of my instructors.
Campus Quality:
Rasmussen's nursing program is fantastic and they currently have a 99% NCLEX pass rate for graduates of their RN program. It costs a little more but it's a quality education. In addition, there is no waiting list to get into the program which I like a lot. Otherwise I could have been waiting for 2+ years to possibly get a seat.
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There are a number of places to study but the lounge and computer labs are always packed. The campus is so small.
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I don't always need my personal laptop for class, which is great.
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So far my experience has been great. My school is small so you get great staff support. I definitely would choose my scool again because of the support I receive.
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You get help with every aspect of finding a job from help with your resume, mock interviewing & job placement in your field of study.
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Several portals to reach out to fellow students & staff. he 1 on 1 help is great.
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I have several options for resources, student center, library & private quiet rooms to study.
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Several computer labs to choose from with printing available.
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I start on April 7, 2014 but so far it has been great.
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With an online coarse you get the access you need either by email or going to campus. You also have the 24/7/365 help line.
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Most of my classes are on line so the flexibility is great.
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Financial aid gave many options to help u decide how to get the most out of you education with out too much debt.
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I am 42 years old and decided to go to school now that my kids are teenagers. At Rasmussen you get all the help you need to succeed. A 24/7/365 help line available for any issues you need help with. The admissions office takes the 1 on 1 experience step by step to make sure you have any questions answered. i was scared to go back to school after so long but they made me feel important like I really count. Glad I chose this college.
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Now, just from getting to know my fellow students from orientation, I think they are an excellent group of people. There is great deal of diversity among us, and yet we all share a common goal of getting through the Nursing program.
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So far, it have been wonderful, but then again, I don't have any children and currently do not have a job, so my life is pretty flexible as well.
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The tuition is rather costly, but as they say "you get what you pay for" and I am paying for an excellent education. Sad to say that Financial Aid does not cover the entire cost and many grants, scholarships and private loans are needed.
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Kapow Comic Con, the newest kid on the convention block, hit London this weekend. Organized by Mark Millar, who promised a San Diego experience over two days.
Paul Cornell spoke with CBR TV about "Action Comics" #900, the trick in balancing Lex Luthor's characterization, keeping readers invested in the villain without cheering for him, his take on Doomsday and more.
Part three of CBR's writer-on-writer interview series rolls on with Nick Spencer talking with Paul Cornell about characters, politics and faith as they discuss everything from "Action" to "Batman And Robin" and beyond.
DC Comics has released a preview for "Knight and Squire" #2. Written by Paul Cornell with art by Jimmy Broxton and a Yanick Paquette cover, Britain's answer to Batman and Robin return Wednesday, November 10.
DC Comics exclusive writer Paul Cornell spoke with CBR TV about making the jump from Marvel to DC, the growing popularity of "Doctor Who," his current run on "Action Comics," "Knight and Squire" and much more.
DC Comics has released an advance look at "Knight and Squire" #1, written by Paul Cornell with art by Jimmy Broxton and covers from Yanick Paquette and Billy Tucci. Explore the DCU's Britain on October 13.
This week, THE BAT SIGNAL shines on writer Paul Cornell who discussed his October-launching six-issue "Knight and Squire" miniseries featuring DC Comics' British version of the Gotham-based dynamic duo.
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Amicable Exes Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green Step Out Together in Los Angeles
The two were spotted leaving Sweet Butter Café in Studio City, California
FIRST LOOK: See Megan Fox Make Her New Girl
Megan Fox filled in for star Zooey Deschanel during the New Girl headliner's maternity leave
Megan Fox's New Girl Costar Hannah Simone Gives the Inside Scoop on Their Steamy Shower Scene and 'Romantic Past'
Simone tells PEOPLE she and Fox "got to do a lot of work together against the boys, which is always fun"
Who's That Girl? Megan Fox Spotted Making Out with Jake Johnson on the Set of New Girl
Not only is Fox replacing Zooey Deschanel on the show in January but she's also clearly taking up with Deschanel's character's ex-flame
Megan Fox Is So Funny on New Girl That 'It's Hard to Keep a Straight Face,' Max Greenfield Says
"We've been having so much fun," Max Greenfield tells PEOPLE
Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green Step Out Together in L.A. – Again – Following Divorce Filing
The exes were spotted Wednesday afternoon heading into a Hollywood café together
Megan Fox's New Girl Costar Lamorne Morris Calls Her 'One of the Smartest People I've Ever Met'
Lamorne Morris tells PEOPLE of the divorcing actress: "You wouldn't know there was anything [going on]" off set
New Girl in Town! Megan Fox Arrives on Set
The actress will star in the show while Zooey Deschanel finishes up her real-life maternity leave
Brian Austin Green Responds to Megan Fox Divorce Filing – Asks for Spousal Support and Joint Custody of Kids
In his response filed Sept. 25, the Beverly Hills, 90210 alum is asking his estranged wife for spousal support and joint custody of his kids
Megan Fox Returns to Social Media After Hiatus and Brian Austin Green Split: 'I'm Still Here'
Megan Fox posted an image on Instagram for the first time since April
Brian Austin Green Spotted Wearing 'Life Hurts' Shirt Nearly a Month After Megan Fox Filed for Divorce
Brian Austin Green's gold wedding band was also on display during his outing
Brian Austin Green Is Still Wearing Wedding Ring Nearly Two Weeks After Megan Fox Filed for Divorce
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Cool hardcore kinda sonic song , Nice !
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Dear Uncle Warren,Please don't declare a pesky dividend. If you do, then I will have to pay tax on the distribution AND I will need to figure out where to reinvest the funds. I would much rather YOU reinvest my earnings and help me to defer paying tax as long as possible.Thank you,Adoring Shareholder
Should not worship false idols! The bum is not better than the arrogant steve jobs!. It's old hat brkb must pay dividends a lot more investors more of us than a few of you want pocket change. So we pay alittle in tax no big deal!
You can reinvest the dividend in Birkshire and get more shares. Where you gain there, offset somewhere else. Get real. You're complaining about getting money from a stock that isn't moving? Ever here of getting paid to wait?
Why would someone invest in a holding company that creates value by allocating capital, and then demand that the company reduce that same capital by declaring a dividend?It would seem that some people lack a fundamental understanding of what BRK does.
They would do this when the capital allocation process is not producing the desired results, either in ROI, ROE, or share price. If you cannot get the proper returns, then you ought to give the capital back to the shareholders.
Use some of our cash to buy JARLF.PK before it gets relatively more expensive for us. Sure has been outperforming last five years!http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?t=5y&s=BRK-B&l=on&z=l&q=l&c=jarlf.pkpilar
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We get a chance to tell the city what we want at the new dog park. Think about choices such as large/small dog areas or one big area; agility equipment; fence or no fence. Contact us at email@example.com for meeting details
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Where to Take Your Dog
Try visiting someplace new in Oakland with your dog. Check out our tab for dog parks and off-leash areas. If you haven't been to Estuary Park a little south of Jack London, give it a try for un-crowded fields and a water view with plenty of free parking. Map yourself to Jack London Aquatic Center and go to the left or south of their parking area.
Tucker Has Been Seen But Not Found
Speak Out for your dog on September 11
Two major items will be heard by the Parks Commission next Wednesday. We need dog lovers in the room that day to speak out for their pups and we need you to send emails to city officials.
- Come to the meeting Wednesday, September 11 4:30-6:30-7. It is fine to be late.
Lakeside Garden Center, across from Fairyland
666 Bellevue
Sign up to speak on two items 1) Snow Park and 2) Dog Policy Draft
- Take a few minutes to scan the dog policy draft at dog policy DRAFT for website so that you understand why it is import to tell these people that we don't want to be stuck in blighted and neglected parks in Oakland just because they think dogs are some sort of problem. There are some good ideas in this document but we have highlighted the recurring problem of not letting dog owners use nice park space. It also would require dog owners to pay special fees that no other park users pay on top of having to privately finance dog parks.
- Send an email with your support of Snow Dog Park and your comments on not wanting only crummy park space to the following list: email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com, email@example.com
Should Oakland allow dogs in more parks?
Check out the proposal to make Oakland more dog friendly. Lots of improvements and some major gottchas…..such as assuming that dog parks should be in blighted areas, that dog owners should pay to use the parks and that current users have more rights to the parks than we do.
Contact us at odogparks at comcast dot net to receive a copy of the report and start reviewing it now.
Snow Park Brainstorm
The City is moving ahead with plans for a dog run at Snow Park near Lake Merritt. Join ODOG for an informal brainstorm to give them ideas for the best features for the new downtown dog park.
Saturday February 23
Snow Park at 19th & Harrison
Please contact email@example.com for more information
Dog Park Cliffhanger
The Lake Merritt Dog Park got the majority of votes on City Council last night but…….we need a "super majority" . Four votes in our favor and three against. Five votes are needed to decide the issue Council Member Jane Brunner wasn't at the meeting so we couldn't get the conclusive fifth vote from her. That will happen next time ! The council will hear the issue again Tuesday December 18 so mark your calendar now. Contact Jane Brunner at firstname.lastname@example.com and let her know how much this dog park means to you.
Want to Keep Joaquin Miller Open More Days?
Come to the conversation with the park supervisor to discuss options for managing our opening/closing routines so that we have more days to use the dog park. What are YOUR thoughts?——different gates? more volunteers? other ideas we haven't thought of? Of course, full time use or another location would be ideal but those options are not on the table. The meeting had to be scheduled during park staff hours instead of the evening so spread the word .
Wednesday August 22 2pm at the dog park.
Have a great weekend everyone and please consider a visit to Redwood Bowl while our park is closed. The Bowl is up Skyline Blvd, with parking just before the Chabot Science Center . The bowl is a five minute walk from the parking lot. It is in the shade and very dog friendly, Nice picnic tables too.
CLOSING SCHEDULE for Joaquin Miller
* Friday-Sunday, August 10 – 12 – Producer Associates Performances (Close August 9 @ 6 pm, Reopen August 13 @ 10 am)
* Thursday-Sunday, August 16 – 19 – Producer Associates Performances (Close August 15 @ 6 pm, Reopen August 20 @ 10 am)
* Friday-Sunday, September 7 – 9 – Producer Associates Performances (Close September 6 @ 6 pm, Reopen September 10 @ 10 am)
* Thursday-Sunday, September 13 – 16 – Producer Associates Performances (Close September 12 @ 6 pm, Reopen September 17 @ 10 am)
* Sunday, September 23 – Sundays in the Redwoods (Close September @ 6 pm, Reopen September 24 @ 10 am)
* Sunday, September 30 – Sundays in the Redwoods (Close September 29 @ 6 pm, Reopen October 1 @ 10 am)
* Sunday, October 7 – Sundays in the Redwoods (Close October 6 @ 6 pm, Reopen October 8 @ 10 am)
* Sunday, October 14 – Sundays in the Redwoods (Close October 13 @ 6 pm, Reopen October 15 @ 10 am)
Dog Walk at Lake Merritt
Join the Dog Walk at the Lake this Saturday. Gather at the Pergola 10-11, walking starts about 11am. All well-behaved dogs on leash are welcome. The Pergola or Colonnade is at the East end of the Lake, easily reached from Grand Avenue near Gold's Gym. Be sure to give your parking meter plenty o' money for the time you want to spend walking. Bring poop bags and water for (wo)man and Beast.


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The OPA got it right, but this is a horrific miscarriage of justice for Mr. Barnes considering the unjustified brutality the SPD unleased on him. I hope he brings a civil suit against them.
Surprise Surprise, we haven't heard KING5, KIRO, or KOMO talking about this case. Our local media outlets are spineless sheep.
Dear Seattle,
Guess what Mathletes. Since the idea of state sponsored golems there has never been any sort of veritable police policing. You're missing the entire point. You can't do shit (I dare you to succeed in fixing the cops...be the first on your block).
Yes, there will be exciting news bits and great gossip but the cops will always remain the cops. Unpunishable, audacious, arrogant, fully prejudiced against anyone who isn't a deputized public servant complete with hardware. Nothing is ever going to be fixed. They still haven't disbanded the (L.A.P.D.'s) Rampart Division and even if they did they would only be replaced by National Guard troops at best. This is not going anywhere and nobody can be bothered to care until the right person gets fucked with. The patient zero of police abuse isn't going to be some black person, no matter how much white guilt a city that is 78% white can muster. If you don't ride on these fuckers every single time - in court, in public, in person -then don't even feign a fuss. Seriously. You're just showing off and that don't do shit.
I dubt it will do anygood but at the very leasdt you could use a civilian watchdog cynical enough to question all the bullshit, strong enough to verbalize the questions in their head and add to that someone who has nothing to lose or weaknesses to be buttoned (that is income property, kids in a Seattle public school, a business). Good luck there.
Civilian Watchdogs apparently come from the same pool that people who aren't smart enough to evade jury duty come from or they come from the same corrupt group that awards no-bid contracts to their homies in Bothell.
This shit's all lit for the camera but there's no real magic gonna happen. Make a fuss but whatever you do, don't make a difference.
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Of course.
Seattle is a nice, liberal place full of dedicated environmentalists. We have the most progressive tax system and the best schools and a superior transit system. It's Nirvana! We even let people ride bike naked! Cool!
So let's just ignore it when cops beat up or mistreat any of the local citizenry -- it wouldn't be nice to accuse the cops!
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Women's Health
What if Your Best Friends Are Your Worst Enemies?
By Lori Gottlieb
Remember the scene at the end of the first Sex and the City movie, when the fabulous foursome was sitting down to cocktails? Samantha had just left Smith, her gorgeous, adoring boyfriend — whom she loved and who had lovingly supported her through breast cancer — because "I love myself more." That's right: She dumped a keeper using what was arguably the most idiotic grrrl-power proclamation in the history of chick flicks (and there's some formidable competition there). And how did the gals react? They toasted her! As always, the bobble-headed brunch mates unquestioningly took her side. And something dawned on me: This is exactly how I am with my friends (minus, perhaps, the four-figure handbags). Just like the girls did in every episode of SATC — and in the new film, currently luring Miatas-ful of women to theaters like well-shod moths to a flame — we cheer each other on, thinking we're being supportive, when often we're just enabling bad choices. To put it plainly, we're one another's yes women.
I've always enjoyed the unconditional support of my female friends. Life can be a rough ride, and I count on that cheerleading squad when things get me down. But for women, a bit of consolation can balloon into a complex system of chronic ego-inflation. Was the lawyer boyfriend who didn't call me for a daily check-in when in court "too into his career," even though he was really attentive the rest of the time? Probably not. But I heard a round of hurrahs from my friends when I broke it off. And the next guy I dated, who never responded to my e-mails, was he secretly gay? "Yes!" shouted my book group, practically in unison. Look at you, they said, successful, smart, and cute! He must be gay. We "yes" our friends into false presumptions and bad decisions — tell your demanding boss off! Buy the $700 Alexander Wang stilettos; you'll wear them everywhere! — convincing one another that anyone who disagrees with us is wrong because, according to those who know us best, we're always right. But instead of a frenzied pack of enablers nurturing our self-delusion, what we need is someone brave enough to give us the truth.
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Chackbay rocks for Swamp Pop Fest
Published: Friday, July 29, 2005 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 29, 2005 at 11:03 a.m.
August doesn't just mean back to school.
Events schedule
The entertainment schedule includes:
8:30-11 a.m.: Kix Entertainment Disc Jockeys
11 a.m.-3 p.m.: Kelly Thibodeaux & the Etouffee Band
3-5 p.m.: Car Show Awards
5-8 p.m.: Ryan Brunet & Dirt Pile Ramblers
8:30-11:30 p.m.: Kenny Fife & the Back Trac Band.
Festival tickets can be purchased at the fairgrounds on the day of the festival. Prices are $5 for ages 12 and up, $2 for ages 6-11, and free for ages 5 and under.
It also means it's time for the annual Swamp Pop Music Festival and Car Show hosted by the Chackbay Volunteer Fire Department at its fairground from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Aug. 27.
The festival is one of three fund-raisers that Chackbay Volunteer Fire Department hosts annually.
The proceeds go to the fire department to pay bills such as insurance, fuel for the trucks, office supplies, equipment for the fireman and trucks.
This year the Swamp Riders Motorcycle Club will assist the fire department in putting on the festival.
The car show is the main focus and was tied in with a Swamp Pop music festival to set it apart from other annual car shows.
Participation has grown steadily over the past five years. Organizer Johnny Louviere expects that this year's car-show participation will exceed 200 entries.
The car-show entry fee is $20. Recognition categories will include most original antique; best paint, engine and interior; best show car; best show truck; best show bike; and best overall of show.
The first 100 participants will receive a dashboard plaque and a goody bag. All car-show participants will receive two meal tickets (usable between 11 am and 2 pm) with their entry fee.
Vehicle entry time will be from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Judging starts at 1 p.m. with an award ceremony at 3 p.m.
Applications can be obtained by contacting Johnny Louviere at 633-7789.
Return entries by mail to the Chackbay Swamp Pop Festival and Car Show, 230 CM Durocher St., Thibodaux LA 70301.
Entries must include car ownerës name, address, and phone number.
Car information needed will be car make, model, year, club affiliation (if any), and class information.
Make checks payable to "CVFD."
A new event for this year is the Poker Run. "This is usually done with motorbikes. They have five places to pickup a card from a deck of cards," Louviere said. "At the end of the run, the best hand wins a percentage of the registration money.
The festival will feature food, beer, and daiquiris. The festival doesn't allow coolers, ice chests, outside food or drinks, or pets.
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In this paper, we consider four-stage multicast switching networks with different types of nonblocking capability. The goal of the paper is multifold. First, we evaluate and summarize various nonblocking conditions of four-stage multicast switching networks in recent work [Y. Yang and J. Wang, "A New Design for Wide-Sense Nonblocking Multicast Switching Networks," IEEE Trans. Commun., vol. 53, no. 3, pp. 497-504, Mar. 2005, and F. Yan et al., "Nonblocking Four-Stage Multicast Network for Mulicast-Capable Optical Cross Connects," J. Lightw. Technol., vol. 27, no. 17, pp. 3923-2932, Sep. 2009], and then propose a locally-rearrangeable nonblocking (LRNB) multicast switching network as a trade-off for nonblocking capability and network hardware cost between wide-sense nonblocking (WSNB) networks and rearrangeable nonblocking (RNB) networks. We further derive optimized network parameters and present a comprehensive cost analysis for different types of four-stage nonblocking multicast switching networks. Using the terms defined in F. Yan et al., our results show that for an N × N network, a 4(2m)-stage WSNB network and a 4(2 m)-stage LRNB network have 16.114 N3/2 and 12.669 N3/2 crosspoints, respectively; 4(3 m)-stage WSNB and LRNB networks have the same number of crosspoints, 11.657 N3/2; and 4(2 m)-stage RNB network has 7.447 N3/2 crosspoints.


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Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway
The Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway was a 7 ft (2,134 mm) broad gauge railway from Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, to Newcastle Emlyn, Wales. Part of the route is now used by the Teifi Valley Railway and the Gwili Railway.
Despite the name, the line never reached Cardigan. Instead, that was achieved by the Whitland & Cardigan Railway which took a more westerly route and became a branch of the Great Western Railway,
Line History[edit]
The line was authorised in 1854 as the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway's abortive attempt to create a rail link from Carmarthen to Cardigan. By 1860 the Company manage to construct the line as far as Conwil before having to cease further works until it could raise enough capital to build the line to Pencader in 1864. The line was extended to Llandysul railway station a few months later but by that time the Company was in severe financial difficulties and went into receivership. In 1867 attempts to run the line were made with horse-drawn buses covering the uncompleted sections but in 1881 the Company was wound up. The line was then bought by the Great Western Railway (GWR) who completed the line up to Newcastle Emlyn in 1895. A quiet line that primarily served the local market and tourism, it was transferred to British Rail at nationalisation[1] The line between Pencader and Newcastle Emlyn closed to passengers in 1952[2] and completely in 1973.[3]
|Carmarthen-Aberystwyth Line
In order, north to south:
- Newcastle Emlyn
- Henllan
- Pentrecourt halt opened 1912
- Llandysul
- Pencader Junction- closed 1880
- Pencader
- Llanpumsaint
- Conwil
- Llwyfan Cerrig opened in 1988 by Gwili Railway
- Bronwydd Arms
- Abergwili Junction - junction with Llandeilo and Carmarthen
- Carmarthen Town- closed 1902
- Carmarthen – junction with South Wales Railway, still open.
Broad gauge locomotives[edit]
Sharp, Stewart 4-4-0Ts[edit]
- Heron (1861–1872)
- Magpie (1861–1872)
The first two locomotives for the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway were 4-4-0 locomotives with straight side tanks, built by Sharp Stewart and Company in 1861.
After the line was converted to standard gauge in 1872, they were sold to the South Devon Railway and Cornwall Railway respectively, although the locomotives for both these railways were worked as a common pool. They were both rebuilt with saddle tanks.
In 1876, they became the property of the Great Western Railway and carried the numbers 2134 and 2135. Magpie was withdrawn in 1889 but Heron lasted until the gauge conversion. It worked the last broad gauge train from Tavistock to Plymouth Millbay railway station on 20 May 1892 before pulling the empty carriages to Swindon railway works for dismantling.
The locomotives were named after birds. See Heron and Magpie.
Rothwell 4-4-0STs[edit]
- Etna (1864–1868)
- Hecla (1864–1872)
Two more locomotives were built by Rothwell and Company in 1864, this time with saddle tanks rather than side tanks.
Etna was sold to the South Devon Railway in 1868, and Hecla followed when the gauge was converted in 1872. They received the numbers 2132 and 2133; at some time Etna received a new saddle tank and its name was lost. They both survived until the end of the broad gauge in 1892.
The locomotives were named after volcanoes. See Mount Etna and Hekla.
Standard gauge locomotives[edit]
Four standard gauge locomotives were operated by the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway, three of them secondhand from the Great Western Railway.
See also[edit]
- ^ Atterbury, P (2006) Branch Line Britain: A Nostalgic Journey Celebrating a Golden Age, David & Charles, Newton Abbot P164
- ^ Disused Stations: Newcastle Emlyn Station
- ^ http://www.teifivalleyrailway.com/4.html
- The Locomotives of the Great Western Railway, Part 2: Broad Gauge. The Railway Correspondence and Travel Society. ISBN 0-901115-32-0.
- MacDermot, E T (1931). History of the Great Western Railway, volume II 1863-1921. London: Great Western Railway.
- Sheppard, Geof (2002). "The Last Broad Gauge Train". Broadsheet (Broad Gauge Society) 47: 26–34.
- Waters, Laurence (1999). The Great Western Broad Gauge. Hersham: Ian Allan Publishing. ISBN 0-7110-2634-3.
External links[edit]
- Great Western Railway constituents
- 7 ft gauge railways
- Broad gauge (7 feet) railway locomotives
- 4-4-0T locomotives
- Railway companies established in 1854
- Railway lines opened in 1861
- Railway companies disestablished in 1881
- Closed railway lines in Wales
- Standard gauge railways in Wales
- 1854 establishments in the United Kingdom


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This is a discussion on Difference Between Today and 30/40 yrs Ago within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Where I came from, in the 1950's, predators carried straight razors and it was illegal to carry concealed guns to protect oneself against them, so ...
Where I came from, in the 1950's, predators carried straight razors and it was illegal to carry concealed guns to protect oneself against them, so one tended to avoid them. Today that would be considered politically-incorrect defacto segregation. Today, if one needs to defend oneself against predators, you better have a firearms-oriented lawyer on retainer. Things have improved a little, but we need to be vigilant so the Liberal politicians/legislators don't infringe upon those small improvements.
Times have changed
I remember when I was in High School (mid 70s) I would bring my shotgun to school locked in the trunk, so I could go squirrel hunting after school. One of my friends who I hunted with had a pickup and left his shotgun hanging in the window rack.
No one ever thought or said anything about it.
The 10 commandments were displayed in the main hallway.
There were no officers assigned to the campus.
I use to carry a 4-inch buck knife in my back pocket. So long as it was just less than 4 inches it was ok with the school. However, no one ever took it from me to measure.
And it's not that the times were different. WE were different and we were brought up right, did not raise ourselves without effective parents. A lot of kids nowadays just impose their own rules on themselves, i.e. none. I think that is the difference. Plus, as someone said yesterday, and it was one of the best points I have ever seen made, there are many more people nowadays in general, so the numbers of nitwits will have increased along with that general population increase, proportion-wise.
Surrounded and outnumbered, Marine Col Lewis Puller: "Good! We finally got 'em where we want 'em!" (Korea, 1950)
Right is Wrong and Wrong is Right.
Socrates : "Knowledge is knowing that we know nothing".
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What a news story, hudsonvalley. That says more about us as a society these days than we ever want it to say. Wow.
Surrounded and outnumbered, Marine Col Lewis Puller: "Good! We finally got 'em where we want 'em!" (Korea, 1950)
Right is Wrong and Wrong is Right.
Socrates : "Knowledge is knowing that we know nothing".
Yep.....very sad.
Surrounded and outnumbered, Marine Col Lewis Puller: "Good! We finally got 'em where we want 'em!" (Korea, 1950)
Right is Wrong and Wrong is Right.
Socrates : "Knowledge is knowing that we know nothing".
There have been so many incidents and stories in my life that today would have been regional news stories. i took about 10 .410 shotgun hulls to 2 grade show and tell once after my grand father taught me to cut them at different lengths to whistle complete octaves and tunes. the teacher said nice. i was about ten when a mother at a cub scout council event said i had a string hanging on the hem of my sweater, before anything else was said out was my knife cutting it off. she confiscated it and returned it to my mom who promptly gave it back to me. i think todays world is more a manifestation of laziness and most parents figuring it is someone else's job, coupled together with an over active civil legal department. whatever is causing it it scares me to think what it will be like in 10 years when my daughter is in high school?
My father said to me once when he was dating my mother in the 70s (in Jamaica) the only thing they had to worry about was a stray dog attacking them... now even the dogs are scared because gunmen target them along with homeless people... what was "violent" back then is nothing compared to now... even babies and small children are being targeted in order to leave a message of pure brutality, on who is the "wickedest man."
Don't know much about the States, so far not even the worst areas are as bad as what I have seen back in Jamaica, but it looks like it's getting there as time goes by... Just 2 hours ago I had to call 911 after I heard several gunshots while a car sped off... I heard on the digital scanner that there was a shooting in an apartment complex close to here, and a women was shot and now she is at DeKalb medical... and gunshots are not uncommon to hear in the distance here either, but what is sad is that I have been desensitized to this sort of thing because I was use to hearing machine gun fire outside my old high school (in down town Kingston) every election year at nights, I have seen a man's face blown off by an AK47, when you drive on a lonely stretch of road (close in cement company and airport) it's WISE to actually SHOOT into the bush because gunmen sometimes set up road blocks to jack you, can't stop at red lights when late, and life is getting cheaper every day to the scum that trolls around looking for an easy target.
Just looking on what the media portrays today as "criminal," is sad enough, they show them as victims to often, to many are cuddled by the weak legal system of certain states (Maryland comes to mind, it has a lame justice system.) while they paint an ugly picture of self defence, A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT... if your life is worth nothing, then there is nothing to live for and perhaps these clowns in the weeny states and media outlets really believe that life is not worth defending, it's not worth living, they have the same mentality of the criminals!
Sig P220R/Sig P239 (9mm)/ S&W 640/ Ruger Single Six Hunter (.22LR/Mag)/ CZ 452 Varmint .22LR/ Lee Enfield No4 MK2 sporterized dated 1959/ Mosin Nagant M90-30 dated 1942/
50 years ago, there were shooting ranges at school to learn about gun safety and target practice... today the students ARE the targets and the faculty and staff (and college students of age) are left defenseless, while school administrators and politicians tell us a "gun free zone" keeps them safe.
Several decades ago when the Tommy gun was popular, you could actually mail order it, or by it at a hardware store without getting any special paper work... and in those days people could leave their doors open and nights... today it's UNTHINKABLE to leave your door open.
Today people don't talk with their neighbors, they don't talk with the kid's teachers, they don't even spend time with their kids... TV/Video games and Prozac have substituted for good parenting and now all of a sudden people wander why middle schoolers are piloting columbine style massacres?
Yup, I don't think I want to see where this country is headed in the next few decades, that's going to be painful.
Sig P220R/Sig P239 (9mm)/ S&W 640/ Ruger Single Six Hunter (.22LR/Mag)/ CZ 452 Varmint .22LR/ Lee Enfield No4 MK2 sporterized dated 1959/ Mosin Nagant M90-30 dated 1942/
The goal in my eyes is; Don't let the psychotic ideas of the extreme liberal few overtake the level headed old time views of the majority.
Not too long ago kids were better, crime was less, respect for elders was high, and gun safety was taught in school like the norm.
There are still good old time believing people out there who hold to tried and true values. It is a shame that so many feel they must tip-toe around in our own country. All this because of some limp-wristed panzies in the media, as well as horrific abominable groups like the ACLU and others. It is amazing how the wacky views of a few can be taken by the majority as the way most believe. It is just untrue and not right.
The old saying, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. If we see these things happening around us and say nothing, silence is sometimes taken as, well silent approval. If we all speak up in our communities and in our local governments the truth will again be realized.
I would rather sit before 12 than be carried by 6
"And if you don't have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one".---Jesus
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1. Partying before marriage:
It was all late nights and fast times, with 6 a.m. Denny's breakfasts ending the night frequently.
2. After marriage:
Game nights and Netflix make up most of your "party" time now. Plus, if someone invites you to a party that starts anytime after 8 p.m., you're like, "Really? Do we have to?"
3. Spending money before marriage:
The question wasn't "Should we buy this?" but "Why wouldn't we buy this Groupon for half-off Deep Sea Pottery lessons?"
4. After marriage:
"You want to buy what for how much? Oh, I suppose you would rather have that than electricity?!"
5. Furnishing your place before marriage:
Some things you bought full price from Ikea, most were on sale, and a few you found in an alley with a "Free" sign attached to them.
6. After marriage:
You try and buy nice things since you are now "grown up," until you end up back at Ikea thanking the lord for frustrating yet affordably priced Swedish furnishings.
7. Vacations before marriage:
12 to a room and a never ending flow of Natty Ice? What could be better?
8. After marriage:
A sensibly priced B&B in wine country. That is what's better.
9. Staying in shape before marriage:
Carbs were of no concern because you both had time to workout and eat what you like.
10. After marriage:
Because what "I do" really means is, "I do want another slice of cake, babe."
11. Dressing sexy for each other before marriage:
Your game was always on point when trying to impress one another. Putting in effort was, well, effortless.
12. After marriage:
You are effortless.
13. Your bank account before marriage:
14. After marriage:
15. The holidays before marriage:
You spend them with your family because duh.
16. After marriage:
I guess all the frequent flier miles are an upside, right?
17. Kids before marriage:
Hypothetically discussing having kids is awesome, because you can hypothetically afford to have them, and hypothetically know how to raise them, like the hypothetical perfect parent you are.
18. After marriage:
You forget ever being scared of having them and are now only scared of losing them.
19. Pets before marriage:
Having this responsibility on your own.
20. After marriage:
21. Your married friends before marriage:
They're just looking out for you, is all.
22. After marriage:
Yes, they are the reason you two finally tied the knot. :: rolls eyes ::
23. Selfies before marriage:
24. After marriage:
Something about #marriedselfie warms the cockles of my heart. THE COCKLES!
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I have a Philips 222E display connected via a mini-DP to DVI adapter and DVI cable to a Macbook Air (mid-2011).
Every time that the MBA wakes from sleep, the display shows this static:
The static is replaced with the proper desktop image after around 20 seconds, or after a power cycling the display (which could take only 10 seconds but is highly annoying just the same.)
Things I tried and their results:
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I have an application where when users sign up they get to choose the day of the week they would like to describe. Each User has a mondaysub, tuesdaysub, etc (all strings) to store whether or not they are to receive an email on those days. For some other reasons, I need to keep it so that f or t mark in each column to designate subscribed to each day or not.
Currently I have:
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Please select the days you would like to recieve a trailer!

<%= f.check_box :mondaysub, {}, "t", "f" %> Monday
<%= f.check_box :tuesdaysub, {}, "t", "f" %> Tuesday
<%= f.check_box :wednesdaysub, {}, "t", "f" %> Wednesday
<%= f.check_box :thursdaysub, {}, "t", "f" %> Thursday
<%= f.check_box :fridaysub, {}, "t", "f" %> Friday

<%= f.check_box :saturdaysub, {}, "t", "f" %> Saturday
<%= f.check_box :sundaysub, {}, "t", "f" %> Sunday

<%= f.submit "Subscribe Me!" %>

<% end %>
My question is... is there a better way to allow users to select which days of the week they want to receive mail on (more user friendly then checking individual boxes) but I still get the data stored how I need it to. Also, I would like the users to see what they are subscribed to when they come back to edit.


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Issa Designer Daniella Helayel Is Rapidly Expanding Her Label and Relaunching in the U.S.
Thanks to Kate Middleton, soon you'll be able to buy Issa clothes for babies too.
Still enjoying the huge boost that Kate Middleton has given her business, Issa designer Daniella Helayel is jumping on the opportunity to expand her label into a global brand. Next year, she's going to relaunch her business in the U.S., introduce e-commerce on Issa's website, open six stores in Brazil, and debut a children's collection called Baby Issa. [WWD]


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Free First Saturday: Styled By Saarinen
Modern art and kids might not be two things you would naturally put together like peanut butter and jelly, but spend one day with the little ones at the Walker's Free First Saturdays and you will begin to connect the two. Always free and always fun, this month's activities center on the "Eero Saarinen: Shaping the Future" exhibit, which closes this week. Parents are, after all, shaping the future. Kids can enjoy fancy Native American dance performances by Larry and Jessup Yazzie, story time, film screenings, and an art activity in which kids can make an animal-, plant-, or insect-inspired chair.
Sat., Jan. 3, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., 2009
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The Honda Center is where the Anaheim Ducks (NHL) play.
Dating back to when the team was owned by Disney, there is a statue of a Mighty Duck cartoon character, Wild Wing.
There is a team store built into the side of the arena - I didn't go in, as I don't like the Ducks, and think their logo is ugly.
North side.
I thought it was interesting, that the city of Anaheim owns the arena.
Another shot of Wild Wing.


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What I am trying to do is be able to find a random attachment in the category.php page belonging to one of the posts in that category and also be able to find a random attachment in the single.php belonging to that post.
What I have been able to get so far is to find a random attachment in a single post.
$images =& get_children( array(
'post_parent' => $post -> ID,
'post_type' => 'attachment',
'post_mime_type' => 'image',
'orderby' => 'rand',
'numberposts' => 1
) );
foreach ( (array) $images as $attachment_id => $attachment ) :
echo wp_get_attachment_url( $attachment_id ) . '<br>';</script>';
I tried adding 'cat' => 1, but it doesn't display anything.
I tried following the example http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_posts#Random_posts and output the titles to test it. I set post_type to attachment and it shows all the attachments in all categories. I set cat to 1 and it does not show anything (I know I have 1 attachment in 1 of the posts there). I delete post_type and it shows the post titles for cat 1.


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High Interest
Published: Sunday, February 13, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, February 13, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
Weichert Realtors - Globe Treks Owners/Brokers Frank and Melody Schell have congratulated Dave Frohn for his first closing as a new associate. In December, Frohn had been recognized as the top listing agent.
Weichert Realtors - Globe Treks is at 1611 Asheville Highway, telephone 693-0724.
Martha Vega was awarded a child development associate credential Dec. 1, in recognition of outstanding work with young children.
The credential was awarded by the Council for Professional Recognition in Washington, which represents the early childhood profession.
The first credential was awarded 25 years ago.
The Hendersonville Merchants and Business Association announces its 2005 officers: president, Chris Keifer; vice-president, Steve Edwards; treasurer, Faye Henry/Bradley Jones; and secretary, Cheryl Gudger-Thompson.
Plans for the upcoming year for the association members include seminars requested by the membership, a membership drive as well as the annual dinner to be held in April.
For more information, call 692-4179.
Alex Freeman has joined the community banking team with Wachovia Bank in Hendersonville as a relationship specialist.
He will be working with Wachovia's Community Market President, John Goins, at the Wachovia Main Office on 301 S. Main St. in Hendersonville and will serve the Henderson and Transylvania County markets. Freeman has been employed with Wachovia for nearly 4 years, having served since 2001 as financial center manager in Brevard.
Freeman is a 1992 graduate of Mars Hill College with a bachelor of science degree in business administration. A native of Hendersonville, Freeman lives in the Crab Creek community of Henderson County with his wife, Sherry, and their two children, Zachary and Jami. Sherry is a mortgage loan officer with Wachovia.
Tricia Allen, community relations director for Henderson County Schools, recently received top honors from the North Carolina School Public Relations Association.
At an award program in Raleigh, Allen was awarded two Blue Ribbon Awards for her work on the Henderson County Public Schools annual report and the school system's guide book for parents, What Your Child Will Learn in Third Grade.
Judges called the 2003-04 annual report "clean and clear...excellent," and praised the third-grade guide for its abundance of information and photography.
Under Allen's guidance, Henderson County Schools has won seven awards since 2000 from the NCSPRA.
Brandon J. Marshall has joined Weichert, Realtors - Globe Treks as Career Manager, a newly-created position that will serve the company's "efforts to recruit and cultivate agents," he said. In his new post, Marshall consults with those who are interested in real estate as a profession, as well as with people who are already in the field and would like to learn how to advance their career.
Marshall was raised in Henderson and Transylvania counties and earned a bachelors degree in theology from Carolina Baptist College and Seminary in Charlotte. He is also a licensed agent with six years experience in real estate.
Weichert, Realtors - Globe Treks is at 1611 Asheville Highway, telephone (828) 693-0724.
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