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The Doors were founded by Ray Manzarek and Jim Morrison in Los Angeles in 1965. They released their eponymous debut album, which contained their hit single Light My Fire, in 1967 and went on to be one of the most controversial and influential rock acts of the sixties. Jim Morrison's early death in Paris in 1971 only served to fuel their legend and both he and the band have continued to enjoy iconic status for more than thirty years. This incredible performance of Light My Fire is from the Eagle Vision DVD "Live in Europe", which is available now.
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Debbie Matenopoulos has got a new cookbook coming out called 'It's All Greek To Me', and she's going to be featured in a segment on 'Oprah: Where Are They Now' this Sunday night on OWN.
Fun facts about Debbie (Source: Wikipedia)
1.) In 1997, after a chance meeting with Barbara Walters, Matenopoulos became a co-host on Walters's new talk show, The View. She was parodied on Saturday Night Live as being an uninformed ditz and eventually invited on SNL as a guest. In 1999, she was abruptly fired from the show and replaced by Lisa Ling. Later that same year, she joined the TV Guide Channel.
2.) Debbie has played Lisa Swayzak in the 2000 film Endsville, and starred in the claymation show Celebrity Deathmatch as herself.
3.) In January 2004, Good Day Live brought in Matenopoulous (along with Arthel Neville) to co-host the nationally syndicated program. On September 29, 2004, she was hospitalized for an injury that was the result of a stunt she attempted for a segment of Good Day Live. The segment was focused on firefighter training, in which she practiced a fall from a three-story building at a Los Angeles fire station. She landed incorrectly on an airbag and was rushed to the hospital for a possible head injury. It was a closed head wound and she was temporarily blind. Despite massive promotion, including a mall-tour featuring Matenopoulous and Reynolds' replacement, Arthel Neville, Good Day Live was canceled by its syndicators in March 2005.
4.) In 2004, she was part of the panel of celebrity judges in the TBS Superstation show He's a Lady.
5.) In January 2006, Matenopoulos joined E!'s coverage of the Golden Globe Awards. In April of that same year, she became one of the three hosts on E!'s weeknight celebrity gossip and pop culture series, The Daily 10, a position she held until August 2009.
6.) On July 25, 2006, over seven years after her last appearance on The View, she was invited back as a special guest co-host for a day.
7.) Matenopoulos has also been a frequent contributor to VH1 specials, including I Love the 90s and I Love Toys. She has also been a guest judge on RuPaul's Drag Race 3.
'It's All Greek To Me' will be out sometime next year. 'Oprah: Where Are They Now' airs Sunday night on OWN.


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America's Pediatricians Give Gay Marriage a Thumbs Up
The American Academy of Pediatrics released a policy statement saying there is no scientific evidence being raised by a same-sex couple negatively affects children.
The American Academy of Pediatrics released a policy statement Wednesday declaring that same-sex marriage promotes the health and well-being of children. The group concluded that the development of children of gay or lesbian couples is not affected by the sexual orientation of their parents.
The academy said a stable relationship and family life is best for children, and studies show gay marriage does not harm the nearly two million U.S. children being raised in such homes. The policy statement said the group supports diverse families "because the family has always been the basic social unit in which children develop the supporting and nurturing relationships with adults that they need to thrive." It cited scientific studies that support the claim that sexual orientation has no bearing on a child's well-being:
There is an emerging consensus, based on extensive review of the scientific literature, that children growing up in households headed by gay men or lesbians are not disadvantaged in any significant respect relative to children of heterosexual parents … If a child has 2 living and capable parents who choose to create a permanent bond by way of civil marriage, it is in the best interests of their child(ren) that legal and social institutions allow and support them to do so, irrespective of their sexual orientation.
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Yet some say that the research used by the academy isn't comprehensive enough to allow for such a claim. Experts note that the studies are limited by the fact that they have too-small sample sizes and aren't long term enough. Loren Marks, associate professor of child and family studies at Louisiana State University, said the academy's endorsement of same-sex marriage is premature:
Many studies compare wealthy, well-educated lesbian mothers to single heterosexual mothers instead of married couples … This matters, because children from married families do better on numerous outcomes including psychological and physical health and avoidance of high-risk behaviors than children of single-parent families.
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Opponents of gay marriage typically argue that it shouldn't be allowed because it doesn't provide an appropriate environment for having children and raising a family, a condition they say is necessary for a union to be classified as marriage.
The federal law prohibiting same-sex marriage is up for review by the Supreme Court this month, although nine states and the District of Columbia have legalized it.
Other national health groups to endorse gay marriage include the American Academy of Family Physicians, the American Psychiatric Association, the American Psychological Association and the American College of Nursing.
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Manor >Food & Dining > Ramos Restaurant #1 Tex-Mex & Mexican Food
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Really good Mexican food – This is very good Mexican food. The service is okay but the sauces are GREAT.
Use to be good – I've been going to this restaurant for a year. I love this place, but recently their service and cleaniness is an issue. The water they server is awful, I would drink tea but it would be the same water.
They serve very little salsa with their chips and fail to check back on customers in a timely matter. This was the last straw for me. I have an hour lunch and it took well over an hour the last time I was there. I finished my meal in 30min and it took well over 30min to flag the waitress down for my ticket.
Oh yeah and the smell, theres a plumbing issue that has yet to be fix.
Be careful what you order – The food taste pretty good, however be careful what your ordering. If you want extra little bowl of salsa they are gonna charge you for it. $1.79 per bowl. We were charged for 2 bowls the other day. We could understand if it was sour cream or something but salsa in a TINY bowl, come on, that pushing it. They are charge happy so be careful what you order!
Really good mexican food at really great prices – My husband and I went here for dinner and loved it. I had the enchiladas which were really good. I can't remember what my husband had but he also enjoyed his entree. The food kind of reminded me of Chuy's only without the wait. The service was very fast and friendly. I will definitely be going back there.
Great Food, Great Staff!! – We order from here ALL the time at least once or twice a week, we order as take out a lot and the staff is always friendly and we always get exactly what we order.
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This is my hardware and I want to know if it's supported and wich distro:
MB: P4P800 Rev2.00A
Video: Gforce FX5200 DVI 128Mb
Another computer have this configuration:
Proccesor: AMD 64 Athlon
Motherboard: GA-K8NS Pro
Graphics: Gforce FX5200 DVI 128Mb
Aditionally I have this other video card:
ASUS AGP-V7100 (T) No DVI
I would like to know, what is the better hw for a Hackintosh, and the distro you think is better.
Now I'm trying with Kalyway 10.5.2 and have problems with the installation.
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Hot Boots - Brown
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Keep your feet toasty on cold nights in these super soft, brown Hot Boots. Scented with lavender, not only will you have warm feet, you'll also be relaxed by the soothing scent.
The Cozy Boots are the perfect comfort item that makes getting out of bed on a freezing cold morning that little bit easier to deal with. - L.M.
- Brown microwavable Cozy Boots
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- Can be surface cleaned with a damp sponge
- Suitable for ages 3+
- Fits Adult UK shoe sizes approximately: 3-7
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My husband bought me these Hot Boots and they are absolutely lovely. The material they are made from is very soft and they are so cosy. The lavender smell they give off is really nice, not too strong, just right. Probably the best and most convenient thing is that they can be heated in the microwave. Very luxurious, treat yourself!


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MY sprinklers dont work. I thought it was the valve (rainbird) so I replaced it. REplaced diaphragm and the antisiphon cap.
Water flows manually out of valve, I can see the water gushing.
There is a L30 inline pressure valve. Its not passing it. I can tell because I dont feel the line vibrating like I do with my other valves.
Can the L30 inline pressure valve be stuck? Clogged? I noticed my antisiphon cap was dirty.
Also, this doesnt matter but at the inlet before the valve, there is a filter but water flows pass it so I know that is not a problem.
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Killing off Jeep's biggest success
The model year was 1984, and Jeep took a leap of epic proportion (for them) - it unveiled its first all-new vehicle in more than 20 years. But fearing the change that comes with new things, it clung to an existing name: Cherokee. That, and Wagoneer. The Cherokee and Wagoneer II were created as smaller, lighter, cheaper alternatives to the existing fullsize Cherokee/Wagoneer (the Senior Jeep, or SJ, as that model was called, was then later renamed Grand Wagoneer, but more on that in another Autopsy). Think sport truck (XJ) versus family truckster (SJ). The two downsize product lines were differentiated from each other by the Cherokee's more rugged rep and the Wagoneer II's more luxo style. While trim levels came and went - then came again, then went again - and engines got more potent, the XJ remained essentially the same durable, capable Jeep throughout its existence until 2001. Just don't be fooled when you hear the Cherokee name still being spoken overseas. That's just a Liberty. And don't be fooled by the Commander - period.
The History
In 1963, two new J Jeeps hit the ground running: the Wagoneer ute and the Gladiator pickup. But jump to 1983 (and $250 million later), and AMC realized big bucks could be had in the compact 4x4 market, so it debuted the all-new '84 "sport wagon." (Yes, its purpose was indeed to fill a void in the market, not to be a distraction from the death of the CJ-5.) The Cherokee came in two- and four-door configurations, while the Wagoneer II was offered simply as a four-door. The XJ's only "redesign" over the course of its life was more like a freshening, which happened to the '97 model when it got, most notably, a new grille and front fascia.
The Model/The Body
One of the biggest deals about the XJ was its "uniframe," or unibody, construction. The "new concept" in 4x4 design was to weld the box frame directly to the floorpan for more strength, better ground clearance, and even lighter weight compared to body-on-frame. The XJ came in at 21 inches shorter than the lengthy SJ (165.3 inches versus 186.3 inches) and with a wheelbase of 101.4 inches (compared to 108.7 inches). It was also narrower at 65.9 inches (the SJ was 72 inches). In addition to shedding the SJ's bulkier body, it dumped some poundage too - 901 pounds. It had a GVWR of 4,629 pounds.
When the XJ launched, the Cherokee had a base model as well as the sporty Chief and the fancy Pioneer, while the Wagoneer was offered in base and as a chic-y Limited. Which to get? The marketing slant was that the Cherokee was for first-time, recreational-going buyers, while the Wagoneer was geared toward repeat 4x4 buyers or ones who'd owned a two-by wagon. Translation: If you were young and poor, you'd buy a Cherokee. If you were old and rich, you'd go Wagoneer. Features unique to the Wagoneer were narrow fender flares (the Cherokee's were wide) and chrome side mirrors and door handles (the other XJ's were black).
In the next year came the Laredo - more flashy than the Pioneer - followed two years later by the Cherokee Limited (pimpy gold wheels, anyone?), then, shortly after, a two-door Limited. Plus, a two-door Sport. Keeping up? For 1990, the Pioneer was yanked and the Cherokee got wood - Briarwood. And then there were three: For 1993, models were just base, Sport, and Country (can't have anything more lavish than the new high-end Grand Cherokee, after all). But then there were three again: A year later the SE was born, although technically it was just a way to avoid the word "base." The year after the XJ's '97 redesign, the Classic arrived, and the dead Limited traded spaces with the alive Country, although only as an optional package, not a trim level - until 2000, when the Limited became an actual model again. Fickle much?
The Engine
The XJ came out of the gate with a brand-new AMC 2.5L four-cylinder as the standard engine, which made 110 hp, although that was bumped up to 117 hp by 1987 when it went fuel-injected. It had a one-barrel Carter/Weber carb and cast-iron block and head, with uniside-flow cylinder heads. GM's 115hp 2.8L V-6 had a two-barrel Rochester carb with an open-loop design in every state but California and had cross-flow cylinder heads (it also had one of AMC's highest warranty rates in its history). It used a 60-degree angle versus the more common 90-degree. The '87 2.5L engine got a new power-steering pump as well as a new water pump and a metric oil filter. The XJ also had a short-lived, optional Renault 126ci 2.1L turbodiesel four-banger that made 85 hp and 132 lb-ft of torque and featured a 21.5:1 compression ratio (it wasn't available in California; even back then, the state was an emissions-hugger).
The '87 model year is when radiator support got changed for more clearance and the firewall got tweaked so that the GM engine could be replaced by the glorious Power-Tech Six 4.0L six-cylinder, which had a high-flow head, multiport fuel-injection, and a displacement of 242ci. It made 177 hp at 4,500 rpm and 224 lb-ft of torque at 2,500 rpm and ran a head-port design lifted straight from the 2.5L. For the '91 XJ, the high output version of the 4.0L was born (which was added to the Wrangler as well), and both it and the 2.5L got pony bumps. (For more technical details about the 4.0L, pull the April '06 issue from your archives, which has "The History of the 4.0L.")
The Transmission
The XJ received new four- and five-speed manual transmissions, which were engineered so that the entire gear assembly was supported by an intermediate bearing plate; the gear assembly could be removed right from the case. Both trannys had fully synchronized gears and an aluminum housing. The Cherokee had a Borg-Warner T-4 standard with the 2.5L, while a Borg-Warner T-5 with Overdrive was attached to the V-6 as standard equipment, although the four-cylinder could be had with it too. You're probably wondering, What about the Aisin Seiki AX-4 and AX-5? Jeep says the XJ started off production with the T-4 and T-5, although the production application is not clear. The optional automatic for either engine was a Chrysler 904 heavy-duty three-speed with a new lock-up converter. The Wagoneer got the five-speed as standard for both engines and the three-speed as the option (in other words, no four-speed manual for it). In 1987, a new four-speed automatic with Overdrive (AW4) replaced the three-speed and included Power and Comfort shift options. The four-speed manual also was deleted. The AX-15 five-speed manual appeared in 1988 and began phasing out the bad-tasting Peugeot BA-10 that had previously come with the 4.0L. The AX-15 was then swapped for the NV3550 in 2000.


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Good Mac-compatible custom ROM install guide? (AT&T HOX)
Hi all,
Anyone know of a good step-by-step guide to root/unlock/install custom ROMs on an AT&T HOX? I see Windows guides all over the place (some much more coherent than others) but OS X guides seem few and far between.
I'm running software version 2.20 and everything else on the phone is up to date.
Any links/guidance you guys could provide would be great!
Also, just to make sure I understand everything properly, I read something that gave me the impression rooting was not required if the goal is only to install ROMs. Is that true?
Thanks guys!
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Re: Good Mac-compatible custom ROM install guide? (AT&T HOX)
Xda had Mac guides, good place to look for those. Most commands are the same though once your bootloader is unlocked and a custom recovery installed.... Fastboot adb etc all work pretty much the same in Windows or Mac, with fewer messing around with drivers on the Mac hehe
Root is a user on Unix systems. Most custom roms come rooted, but to install custom roms what you really need is to unlock your bootloader and install a custom recovery. Then you can put custom roms or root your phone or both.
Unfortunately in popular internet speak, rooting and unlocking the bootloader have nearly become synonymous even though they are separate things. On some phones though rooting is required for custom roms because no official unlock exist for bootloaders, meaning security vulnerabilities and such must be used to gain root access and thus access to base level functions.
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Re: Good Mac-compatible custom ROM install guide? (AT&T HOX)
Hi guys,
Just wanted to say thanks to you both. Using your advice and links to get me started, I was able to successfully install CM10 last night. It took six hours, and I thought I'd bricked my phone at least twice, but all's well that ends well.
Now, for trying out other ROMs, is there anything more to it than installing the .zip via custom recovery (I'm using TWRP) and flashing the boot.img?
Thanks again!
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Always wipe Cache and Dalvik Cache when flashing a new ROM. Make backups frequently during this beginning stage... one for each ROM you try. It can take some back and forth, with time and usage in between to get a good picture of what you want to do, and having a backup of the likely canditates saves a ton of time in long run. CM is easy to, since you can always just flash the latest nightly over the top of wherever your last backup was with no issue. Sense ROMs do not go so easy, and usually require a Wipe between any significant upgrade. Not a huge deal, but time.
While not always desirable with the quality Sense ROMs available (meaning they are good), choosing a launcher with save/restore options can really help getting up and running quickly. Titanium Backup is good for the same reason.with restoring your apps (only restore missing apps with data, no system data). Those are optional, but if you start to enjoy the tweaking around, they are good investments.
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The ICA is currently home to Pablo Bronstein's new multimedia exhibition Sketches for Regency Living, the first since Gregor Muir's appointment as executive director in February. The showcase covers the entire space with works housed on the walls and floors of every room, even the bar and hallways. As such the experience begins right in the entrance hall.
Identically framed sketches of identical houses sit side by side throughout the hallway and staircase, referencing the late-18th and 19th century building of streets after streets of monotonous housing that was Bronstein's starting point for the exhibition.
The front and rear galleries play host to two metamorphic pieces of furniture that fill the otherwise bare rooms with their presence: a large cabinet that folds out into an office and a pair of console tables that circle and slot together as a campaign bed, respectively.
Gallery staff perform the movement in a frequent cycle, folding and rolling and turning. A mechanical task carried off with such fluidity by the staff turns it into something quite mesmerising, a performance.
A large open-plan space, once the lobby, has been created and called the Tragic Stage where Bronstein-choreographed morning and evening dances are enacted against a large painting, creating a piazza.
Fellow Central Saint Martin's alumnae, and celebrated British designer Mary Katrantzou, teamed up with Bronstein for the Tragic Stage, creating two beautiful Regency-inspired outfits for the dancers (Irene Cera and Rosaline Wahlfried). Katrantzou's signature printed fabrics are cut and assembled to really personify the Cera and Wahlfried's 'characters', moving with the dance and becoming a part of the overall art.
Sketches for Regency Living is Pablo Bronstein's largest solo exhibit in the UK to date. It runs 9th June 2011 – 25th September 2011 at the ICA, London and entry is free.
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"Tiger Woods PGA Tour '13" almost justifies the $60 price tag that is all too common with EA Sports' yearly installments. Featuring new swing mechanics that take into account the tempo and rhythm of your stroke, and great, new graphical polishes, it almost feels like a new game. Add into that extra options for addressing the ball and you've got a pretty substantial update this year. The all new "Tiger Legacy" mode feels a bit gimmicky, allowing you to even play as Baby Tiger, and thankfully this year you can turn off the caddie assist system entirely. It always felt like cheating to me.
The overall package is promising, and the Augusta National course returns, but EA has decided to lock out certain courses as DLC, which is altogether annoying, another sign of the times and an unneeded blemish on an otherwise stellar release. But, with the new swing method that feels like the final coming after dozens of iterations with minor tweaks, it's worth at least renting for the weekend.
"Botanicula," the newest point-and-click PC adventure from Amanita Designs, is a beautifully animated and engaging experience that, well, everyone should play. The characters and setting continue the charming tradition set by their previous game "Machinarium" and the puzzles are smart, intuitive and fluid. It released April 19 on Steam and is currently available in the latest Humble Bundle, or www.humblebundle.com in a pay-what-you-want format, so there's no reason not to own this one.
"Final Fantasy XIII-2," the direct sequel to Square Enix's "Final Fantasy XIII," continues the story of Lightning after the fall of Cocoon with her sister Serah desperately holding onto hope that her sister is still alive. Aided by a stranger named Noel, together they travel through time in an attempt to reach Valhalla, where Lightning supposedly resides.
Let me start by saying that "Final Fantasy XIII-2" addresses, or attempts to address, every issue gamers had with the original: the linearity, namely, as well as the lack of towns, and more.
The new release is much more open and it's a nice change of pace to be able to explore, talk to vendors and generally resume the usual RPG tropes of the past. Some say it's time to evolve from that, but the nostalgia makes me feel at home. Also new are the addition of "pets" that allow you to customize your party even farther and provide supporting roles in battle. The game also continues the Paradigm battle system from the original, which is a good or bad thing depending on your taste. It's a great idea, but the addition of an auto-battle command will likely tempt most into complacency and won't even bother to learn the best skills and combinations.
The pacing is good enough, but animations can be jerky and while the graphics are as beautifully rendered as ever, the engine suffers from consistent framerate drops. I think it goes without saying that the voice acting is hammy, but well intentioned and will grate or delight depending your stomach. Rent it, give it a try, and then decide whether or not to purchase.
"Yakuza 4" continues the "Shenmue" like tradition set by the previous three titles. Or maybe that's just how I think because it's the closest thing I'm likely to see during my lifetime to another "Shenmue." Again set in Kamurocho, the game follows the story of four protagonists, including previous main character Kazuma Kiryu, and features a more robust fighting and upgrade system, as well as improved voicework and graphics.
While I'm not sure the open-world action Japanese gangster flavor will suit everyone, those that are willing to put the time into it are sure to find it one of last year's best titles. Not to mention it features some of the best mini-games seen in an open-world title, including a Hostess Bar simulator. Buy it.
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Mukilteo >Bars & Clubs > Mukilteo Lodge Sports Grille
7928 Mukilteo Speedway, Mukilteo, WA | Directions 9827547.926158 -122.300461
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11am-2am Thu-Fri
9am-2am Sat
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Family Seating Available
Sad, Sad, Sad – Perhaps the most disappointing pub dinner I have had in a while. Beyond being ignored by the server and having to place my order with the busser, the entree (billed as flank steak with mushroom/thyme sauce) showed up overcooked and not even remotely resembling flank steak. This was a frozen mid-chuck, tenderized and sodium infused disaster, and frankly inedible. No check back from the server asking if the dinner was OK, no offer of water with dinner. Completely ignored the entire time. I can count the times on two hands (in my life) I have left no tip. This was one. My advice...stay far away from this place if you are looking to eat anything that resembles edible food.
My prediction is that this place is not likely to be around for long. The staff seems more focused on socializing than looking after the diners spending $16.50 on an entree. I could have gone up the street to the local Teriyaki place and gotten way better food, and service.
Pleasantly Surprised! – Hesitant to go due to other reviews, but made last minute reservations for our group with Cassidy who was accommodating and professional. The place was hopping for a Saturday night, but our server Dana was on the spot for getting us our food and fulfilling our requests for extra this and that. She kept a smile and was very energetic. For bar food, the food was very good. Everyone in the group had a a great time and will be back!
Sucks – Good food but the service isn't all that great. They only have 2 high chairs in the whole place, I had to hold my son the whole time. I asked for apple juice and she said oh I am sorry we don't have apple juice. My husband ordered a salad before his burger and everyone else got their salad before and they brought his out with his burger and NO fries. Don't think I will ever go back.
Families NOT Welcome! – My husband and I visited this place last night with our 5 month old baby in tow. Normally I would not take my infant son to a sports bar & restaurant, but we got a coupon card/flier in the mail that advertised "Families Welcome". This place does NOT welcome families at all. When we arrived, the hostess was no where to be found. We waited several minutes before she showed up to seat us. She then informed us that the restaurant only has one high chair and it was being used.
We asked for a booth so we could slide the car seat into the booth. Unfortunately, the booths are so narrow and the table so large that even a super skinny person would have a hard time feeling comfortable there.
We ordered our food - 3 Cheese Mac-n-Cheese appetizer, my husband ordered the burger with onion rings on it and I ordered the bleu cheese burger. The Mac-n-Cheese was so bland that you couldn't even tell whether it had any cheese in it at all. The sauce was really pasty and not at all creamy. The best thing I can say about it was that it was hot. The burgers weren't very good either. My husband said his was just ok, but mine was dry and rubbery, and pink the center!
After we finished eating, I took my son to the restroom to change him, but there was no changing station in the ladies restroom, so I had to lay him on the vanity in between the sinks to change his diaper. Again, I know this is a sports bar, but don't advertise that you are family friendly when you clearly are not!
The last thing I want to say about this place was that it was stifling inside. Surely code requires some sort of air conditioning or fan system in new buildings, but it was super hot inside the restaurant. That, coupled with the cramped booth and blasé food, makes me sure that I will not return to this place.
Not Going Back – We went to Mukilteo Lodge last Friday and would never go back again.
We were there for dinner. However, the table was so dark that the hostess brought over 2 extra oil lamps just so we can read the menu. The seats were extremely uncomfortable too - huge over-sized table but extremely limited seats between the table and the back of the booth.
Out of the 2 appetizers and 3 entrees we ordered - 1 entree and 1 appetizer were decent; the rest was unimpressive, with the buffalo wings super dried and chewy.
As for service - our waiter never checked back on us nor came back with refills for our soft drinks. We flagged down another waitress, who didn't help us and instead sent over a bus boy about 3 minutes later.
Summary? We are not going back. Ever.
Heads-up about the parking situation.... – Have been back several times. I think it has been an improvement every time.
Drinks are really good, food has been really good, and the staff super friendly.
What we have really noticed and think people need to be aware of is the parking situation. Luckily we live in a house nearby and can walk because .....
While they do have a large parking area, it isn't big enough. Patrons are parking at the post office (which is fine), and also at Amici Bistro's parking lot - which is NOT fine.Amici is having your cars towed if you park in their parking lot. I can't blame them.
We saw a car get towed just last night. So please be aware of this.
If there's no room at the Lodge - park at the post office or the water place.
Otherwise you'll end your fun night on a sour note....
Hoping this place can figure it out – I was so excited to hear about this place opening, and have been very disappointed. The Happy Hour is great in terms of prices, but the food is sub-par. I have eaten there and so have many friends and the consensus is always the same - bad food. We really need a great place like this in Mukilteo so I am hoping that The Lodge steps up and improves the food. Otherwise, they won't last
We had heard about the new place in Mukilteo and wanted to check it out. We felt the food quality was poor. There was a pretzel /sausage on the appetizer menu that we ordered. We were served a pretzel only and looked more closely at the menu which indicated you could add a sausage for another $7.95. For the main course, we ordered salmon and were served a tail section that was thin, dry and tough. We could only eat a small bite of it. It appeared that food coloring had been added to the fish to make it appear redder than normal. The chicken burger we ordered was also dry. We do not intend to return. There are bars nearby that serve better food with better prices.
Had a Wonderful Farewell Party – My very close friends joined me at the lodge just last Friday (4/16) to give me a very special send off from my wonderful job, apartment, city, neighbors and co-workers, and so much more. The owners of the lodge, their manager, bar tenders, hostesses, servers and cooks were so typically friendly, professional and out right wonderful to us and to me in particular. Being a nearby resident of Mukilteo, I've had the great pleasure to visit the Lodge numerous times since it opened and I keep coming back with more and more friends who tell me they too will keep coming back. I just cannot praise all the staff enough, especially those who were so terrifically accomodating for my farewell send off. We had the corner section of the bar for quite a few hours. And other patrons were unbelievable friendly and congratulatory to me and the rest of us. What fun we had. I highly recommend the lodge to anyone. Service is beyond expections, food is great, and the place is just the best. This kind of sports bar has been needed in Mukilteo for a long time. Thank you Shawn and Beth, and thanks for hiring such a great staff! Marshall
Absolutely beautiful! – I think it is fairly hard to write a review based on a less than a week of being open, but I wanted to put my two cents in on Mukilteo Lodge Sports Grille... I think they did an AMAZING job on the decor. It truly feels like you are in a lodge in the mountains somewhere. The wood work is absolutely beautiful! The massive stacked stone fireplace really is a nice, warm touch. The service was great, the food was good (with a wide variety of items to choose from). Fun kids menu that kept my kids entertained.. The giant plasma t.v.'s all around make it an excited place to catch a game, and have a pint or two (not ten). I am glad Mukilteo has a fun late night option as well. I think if they get a few things ironed out, which most places that are brand new need to do before being successful, I believe M.L.S.G. will be a north end tradition for years to come. Can't wait to go back! In fact I'm going there again today for lunch. This will be my 3rd time! :)
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And a Happy New Year to you also. Born and raised here in Ohio. Hoping to make it to Wyoming and other western states within the next couple years. Have a box of tissues ready, to wipe away the drool, when their new show starts next week, lol.
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I have no clue what I could have typed in to cause them to not post my reply...I suppose it could show up, but meantime, didn't want to leave your hanging...but I'm not goping to type everything again...
in short...I'm not sure about the new cousins show...my TV recorded one a couple of days ago...I haven't watched it yet (I record all my favorite shows on DIY & HRTV)...but they are building a new home for a super sotrm Sandy victim thru the Ellen Degeneris Show...I think their real new show does start on Jan.9th....
anyway...it'll be great fun watching those two again this season...woooohooo!!
Hope you do make it out West one day...when you get to WY. skip all but the northern section...we live about an hour drive from Yellowstone Park...surrounded by mountains here...if you want any advice or places to see, I'll be happy to popint you in the right direction
I don't care what they do....they could come over and paint the lawn..I just want to watch...wowsa..wowsa! LOL!
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Me too!!! Looks like my Clooney clone let his hair grow a little bit...
Zone9...looked at your profile...andsee you're in centra FL. Ocala by any chance?
I lived in Ocala years ago...on a Thoroughbred Breeding Farm...loved it there!!This message has been edited. Last edited by: jd47,
Kitchen Cousins was my favorite show on HGTV and I am really looking forward to seeing Cousins on Call. If they ever get down to the Palm Beach Gardens area, please let me know. Love the show.
Me too...and now with them doing entire homes, not just kitchens, the show will be better...and those guys will look just as hot
I'm about 45 minutes southwest of Ocala. I usually go there to shop at Tom Atsides restaurant supply house. They used to have a Rustic Ranch store there but it closed.
Whether You Think You Can Or You Think You Can't..... You're Right - Henry Ford
Must be really pretty where you live. Ocala no doubt has changed very much since I lived there...it was totally horse farms then, many are gone now, but seems Ocala is still the place for horse people.
Have a good day!!
LOL Our family will be driving close to you this spring on our way to Sanibel Island. Hoping to find LOTS of beautiful shells!!!
Thanks jd47, just made a mental note to go to the northern section. Sounds beautiful!!! If I had to choose living in the mountains or on a beach I'd be torn. That's how I chose my screen name, I picked the 2 places I love the most. We'll be staying overnight in Ocala, FL (saw you posted before that you lived there once) on our way to Sanibel Island this Spring.
I think everyone that lives around me either has horses or cows. It's funny, there is a Doctor that lives on the corner. He has such a menagerie of animals, we call him Ol'MacDonald.This message has been edited. Last edited by: zone9alady,
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Yep, you'll pass just 3 miles from my house on I-75. Sanibel IS beautiful and it's famous for gathering seashells! Have fun!
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I kinda figured from your user name you must love both paces...beach & mountain.I've lived at both...ised to go to Coney Island all the time growing up...it's where I learned to swim...we always put our blanket near the big parachute ride, this way, as kids, if we drifted with the current we could still find where the grown ups were...I also lived in CA., near Montery...gotta admit, the coastline was wonderful, and of course Florida...no, not in Ocala, but I used to work at the Thoroughbred race track....in NY it was Belmont Park, but we'd go down to Miami for the winters...Hialeah, the most gorgeous track ever...glad it re opened and hope they get full time Throughbred racing back there again...so, I spent a lot of time at the beaches around Miami (have relatives down there too)...but, when I masde my way to the Rocky Mtn. area...that was IT for me. I find you can get bored with an ocean veiw...buty the mountains are always changing...season to season and morning to night...I look out my windows and I se mounntains...love it here...well, winter can be a 'beach'...haha!!
Have a wonderful time looking for shells...I always did!!
Hahaha...that's great!! I know Ocala is still a horse haven....those cows? They are a good tax right off. We have cows here in WY. and I hate cows...pain in the butt, they are.
But, I also have my horses...the loves of my life!! (Oh, Ok, I also have my husband and another love...the dogs...gotta have dogs in my life too.
Yes.....dogs, couldn't live without them!
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Worthington happy with York's solid display
6:50am Monday 23rd December 2013 in Sport By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
A FINISHING touch was the only thing missing from York City's performance, according to manager Nigel Worthington.
The Minstermen had the two clearest opportunities of their goalless draw with Oxford United, but goalkeeper Ryan Clarke blocked efforts from Ryan Jarvis and Ashley Chambers.
It kept York in the bottom four, but Worthington does not believe there is much wrong with his team, who have drawn seven of their last nine games.
He said: "Neither team wanted to give anything.
"There were a few chances at either end and nobody was able to capitalise on the day.
"But from a commitment point of view, it was a good honest game of football.
"Unfortunately we have had three or four decent chances and not then hit back of the net.
"Everything else is pretty much in place – and it's got to stay in place – but we have just got to try and get that final little bit where we put the ball over the line to get us the three points to move us up the league.
"We've got to keep toiling away. We are not a million miles off where we need to be, but it's just everybody trying to find the final piece of the jigsaw."
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Deploying as an IIS application
RavenDB can be run as an IIS application, or from a virtual directory under an IIS application.
Setting up a RavenDB IIS application
- Download the distribution zip, and extract the "Web" folder.
- In IIS Manager, create a new website and point it's physical path to the
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- Set the Application Pool for the IIS application you will be using to "ASP.Net v4.0", or create a new Application Pool set to .NET 4.0 Integrated Pipeline.
- Set port and host if needed.
- Make sure that the user you set for the website has write access to the physical database location.
- Make sure to disable "Overlapped Recycle" in App Pool Advanced Settings. (Otherwise, you may have two concurrent RavenDB instances competing for the same data directory, which is going to generate failures).
Setting up with IIS 7.5 and 8.0
- Remove the WebDAVModule from the installed Modules on your IIS server
If you wish to run RavenDB with authentication:
- Ensure that IIS "Windows Authentication" security module is installed (by default it is not). This can be checked under
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Turn Windows features on or off>
Internet Information Services>
World Wide Web Services>
- Enable "Windows Authentication" for the RavenDB website.
- In the web.config file, set the app settings value
Raven/AnonymousUserAccessModeto Get or None
- Ensure that IIS "Windows Authentication" security module is installed (by default it is not). This can be checked under
If you wish to run with no authentication:
- In the web.config file, set the app settings value
Raven/AnonymousUserAccessModeto All
- In the web.config file, set the app settings value
Setting up with IIS 7
You may get a "405 Method Not Allowed" error when trying to create an index from the Client API when RavenDB is running in IIS 7.
This usually happens when you are running RavenDB from a virtual directory. The problem is a conflict that occurs with the WebDAV module. To resolve that, you need to edit the web.config file in the parent directory and add:
<system.webServer> <modules runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests="true"> <remove name="WebDAVModule" /> </modules> </system.webServer>
That will remove the WebDAV module and resolve the conflict.
Setting up with IIS 6
When using IIS 6, you need to make sure all requests are mapped to the ASP.NET DLL, and modify the Web.config file and remove the
system.webServer element and add the following system.web element:
<system.web> <httpHandlers> <add path="*" verb="*" type="Raven.Web.ForwardToRavenRespondersFactory, Raven.Web"/> </httpHandlers> </system.web>
If you are experiencing problems with accessing the Studio, try this step: Home Directory > Configuration > Wildcard application maps > Insert c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v4.0.30319\aspnet_isapi.dll, and Uncheck Verify file exists.
Web Configuration
Many configuration options are available for tuning RavenDB and fitting it to your needs. See the Configuration options page for complete info.
Recommended IIS Configuration
RavenDB isn't a typical web site because it needs to be running at all times. In IIS 7.5, you can set this using the following configuration settings:
- If you created a dedicated application pool for RavenDB, change the application pool configuration in the application host file (C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\config\applicationHost.config) to:
<add name="RavenApplicationPool" managedRuntimeVersion="v4.0" startMode="AlwaysRunning" />
- If Raven runs in an application pool with other sites, modify the application host file (C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\config\applicationHost.config) to:
<application path="/Raven" serviceAutoStartEnabled="true" />
HTTP Error 503
You may hit an HTTP Error 503 - "The service is unavailable" - when deploying to IIS, with nothing written to the Event Log.
This problem usually occurs when you are trying to run the RavenDB's IIS site on port 8080 after you have run RavenDB in executable mode. The problem stems from RavenDB reserving the
http://+:8080/ namespace for your user, and when IIS attempts to start a site on the same endpoint, it errors.
You can resolve this problem by executing the following on the command line:
netsh http delete urlacl http://+:8080/
You can also see all existing registrations with the following command:
netsh http show urlacl
Another issue that is worth mentioning is a IISReset problem. By default it gives the IIS server 20 seconds to restart, 60 seconds to stop and 0s to reboot, after that period of time it aborts the thread of the application by using
Thread.Abort() (in context of a RavenDB it means that we will have to run recovery process next time we start, so it will take even
longer). In most cases the amount of time might be enough, but when we consider a multi-tenancy feature and possibility of a database recovery process, then the given time might not be enough.
To handle the problematic IIS behavior we have redesigned the RavenDB startup process to handle
Thread.Abort() more robustly and moved the DB initialization process to a separate, non-dependent by IIS process. More details about the issue and our solution can be found here.
The comments section is for user feedback or community content. If you seek assistance or have any questions, please post them at our support forums.
What advantage does this provide? Just for the authentication? Not really sure I understand why this would be helpful? Although I'm sure there is a reason...
I am not sure that I am following your question. What is this "this" that you refer to? Deploying to IIS? Or is it something more specific?
Yeah, would be nice to see the pros and cons of Windows Service vs. IIS. Also, what's the story with upgrades in both scenarios?
I think "this" meant specifically the deployment of Raven as an IIS Website. What are the pros/cons of doing so over the traditional Windows Service deployment.
On IIS, you get the full benefits of being managed in IIS. You can set memory limits, monitor via standard tools, use SSL, etc. Using the service, you have far simpler configuration story, and you can get started in under a minute.
Both are supported, and it is mostly about how your own IT feels about things. If they are good in IIS setup & monitoring, they should go there. If they want to do the simplest thing, they setup as a service and forget about it.
How can we setup RavenDB on Windows Azure?
Hi, You can do that using:
See code for this here:
The link: http://astrunota.com/rant/RunningRavenDBinWindowsAzure.html is broken.
Thanks for Raven, though. It rocks!
Apparently it was moved to http://astrunota.com/rant/RunningRavenDBinWindowsAzure.html
Argh. Put underscored between the words after /rant/
This link appears to be dead again. I can't get astrunota.com to resolve. nslookup gives me nothing.
Is installing RavenDB in IIS8 identical to IIS7.5?
Just worked for me using the IIS 7.5 instructions above.
Ooops, sorry, I was on an IIS 7.5 server (don't have Server 2012 installed yet). Sorry about that.
RavenDB doesn't seem to work on IIS 8. Perhaps Ayende and co will give some guidance on this or provide a fix soon if there is a bug.
couple of grammar mistakes here. 1. Ensure that "Windows Authentication" is installed support to IIS 7.5 (by default it is not) What do you mean by windows Authentication is installed support? 2.If you with to run with no authentication: isn't that "wish" instead of "with"
Under, "Setting up with IIS 7.5", You mentioned about removing the WebDAVModulse from the installed Modules in the server. Where can i see the installed modules in the server? Except for studio, I don't know how to interact with raven server. Kindly point me in the right direction.
HTTP Error 503, IIS7, Windows7, tried all above, no joy. port 8080 is not reserved. (I checked). Windows Authentication is on, anon is off, etc. Yes, the folder exists. WebDav module is removed from config. Please elaborate on other possible causes. Found several others on other forums with same prob and no solution found.
Terribly inadequate documentation. Even after finding another website with some pictures there was still security error after error....I thought Raven would be a good option but Mongo is much easier.
I agree. The documentation tends to be a collection of notes about interesting aspects of the features, rather than a simple, systematic outline of what one would really want to do. For example, getting auth. information for running as a Windows Service has left me extremely frustrated.
Using RavenDB from C# code has been mostly awesome, though again, the documentation around indexing has left me wanting.
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It should come as a surprise to no one that the oddsmakers solidly favor the New York Yankees in the best-of-five division series that begins this evening at Camden Yards.
They were, after all, the winningest team in the American League during the regular season, and the people who set the betting lines in Las Vegas consider them the most likely of the four remaining AL postseason teams to reach the World Series. The Orioles are at the other end of that list, so it's only logical that they would be a decided underdog in this series.
The O's have to be used to that by now. If they weren't trying to prove somebody wrong, they probably wouldn't know what to do with themselves.
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"It really means nothing to us," said Jason Hammel, who will face Yankees ace CC Sabathia in Game 1. "It's a bunch of people telling us we couldn't do anything. Obviously, we were supposed to finish last. That didn't happen. We weren't supposed to get to the playoffs. That didn't happen. It's something we don't really look at. We're going out there, playing baseball, having fun, pulling for each other, getting contributions from every facet of the game. Somebody's going to get it done, and every night it's somebody else.
"… Obviously, the naysayers will say what they want. We're very confident in ourselves, and that's all that matters."
So far, there has not been a mountain high enough. The Orioles hit a rough patch at midseason and weathered key injuries to Hammel and Nick Markakis. They looked like they had run out of magic during the final regular-season series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Then manager Buck Showalter on Friday night sent a guy into the one-and-done wild-card round with an 0-6 lifetime record at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.
And here they are, answering more questions about the possibility that they might be overmatched by a Yankees team they played to a draw in head-to-head competition during the regular season and took down to the final night of the American League East race.
"I think we like that," said shortstop J.J. Hardy. "It takes all the pressure off of us and I think it maybe adds pressure to them, so I think it's great for us."
There's really more to it than that, of course. There are some tangible reasons why the Orioles won 93 regular season games in their first winning season since 1997. But it is the intangible nature of their team chemistry that makes this playoff run so interesting.
If you look at everything on paper — except the bullpen stats — there's no way the Orioles should have been taking part in a workout/interview day at Camden Yards ahead of tonight's division series opener. They didn't even have a positive run differential until the final week of the regular season.
"Even [Friday] night, I loved being the underdog because there's no pressure on us and it's all on them," said wild-card winning pitcher Joe Saunders. "So knocking off a great team in Texas … and coming in to find out we're going to play the Yankees in a five-game series and hopefully move on. … We're just going to go out there and battle our tails off and see where it goes, but we're capable of doing some great things."
Reliever Brian Matusz, who had a dramatic three-pitch strikeout of Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton on Friday night, has had to prove himself in a new role during the second half of this season, but he prefers to look at the team's penchant for overcoming negative expectations from a different direction.
"I wouldn't necessarily say it's about proving people wrong, but proving ourselves right," he said. "We know that we have the talent and we have the team camaraderie and the coaches and all the pieces, and obviously after the season we had last year a lot of people had us lower on the ratings. But we know we have the talent and we have what it takes to go out there and succeed and carry this team to the World Series and to win it. That's our goal and we're going to keep playing, keep having fun and prove it to ourselves that we're the best."
That mindset started developing seven months ago, when the Orioles and their diverse collection of young players and comeback candidates were not on anybody's radar.
"Honestly, I just looked at is as 'All right, this is what they predict for this year,'" said Adam Jones. "This is what they predict. It's not what's going to happen. It's what they predict. This is an educated guess by the media. This is an educated guess by whoever creates that or writes that column. We can't do anything about that. All we can do is go out there and play. I think we're about a 25-game swing from the predictions. It's not about proving nobody wrong. It's about proving that we can compete."
Now they have to do it all over again and it would be foolish to bet against them.
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Paul Allen's collection of planes take to the skies during "fly days," when the aircraft get exercise needed to keep their engines in good shape.
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Allen, an aviation buff who built model airplanes as a boy, has acquired about three dozen vintage planes since 1998. Fifteen are on display in two hangars at the airport in rural Arlington about 40 miles north of Seattle.
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"If you'd gone to March Field in 1918 and looked at aircraft No. 3712, this is the airplane you would've been looking at. This is the way it was back then," said Norm Gordon, an Army veteran who's one of the collection's tour guides.
At the other end of the hangar, there's a Polikarpov U-2/PO-2, which was designed to be a training plane but was quickly put into use as a World War II bomber after the Germans destroyed much of the Russian Air Force. Until bomb racks were installed beneath the wings, Gordon said, the navigator seated behind the pilot would drop bombs from the plane by hand.
Allen's PO-2 was piloted by the first regiment of women ever to fly in tactical combat. They flew at night, in some cases more than 1,000 missions per crew by the war's end. Germans nicknamed them the "Night Witches."
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One side of the plane bears the message: "Revenge for Ducia," hand-painted in Russian as a tribute to Soviet Union war heroes killed in combat. Gordon said some two dozen women who flew PO-2s earned the title Ducia, the Soviet Union's equivalent to the United States' Medal of Honor.
North Koreans later used PO-2s to bomb U.S. air bases in the Korean war. "We called them Bed Check Charlies," because like the Night Witches, they'd bomb at night, Gordon said.
The collection includes a 1941 Curtiss Wright P40-C Tomahawk flown by the famed "Flying Tigers" - a fighter unit of Americans that battled Japanese forces in China. It bears the signature painted shark teeth on the nose and is riddled with patched-over bullet holes.
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