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which La Parrilla location is best?
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- AdamFoodie Mar 13, 2007 04:01 PM
Do I go downtown, silverlake, or east LA? please help. thanks in advance
I have been to all three locations, I prefer the East Los Angeles location, it seems more authentic there, and the waitreses have more down to earth attitude.
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This location would work for me, but is it better than Tacos Baja Ensenada? I just can't imagine anything better than that! But if you tell me so, then I will chase to try it.
re: katkoupai
Confusingly, I don't think La Parilla in Alhambra is related to the other ones. It is a pretty average Mexican place.
re: Ernie
I'll take your word for it, Ernie. I haven't actually stopped to try it, but I have thought to do so, because I always thought it was the La Parilla that people said good things about on this board. Guess I was wrong. Thanks.
liu, I can't recommend it, since I haven't tried it yet. :)
is the covina branch related ?? i like the place...nothing to brag about ( they do make their own tortillas...decent ) the margies..small expensive and average !!!
re: ajbinla
I like the East LA or Downtown locations best. East LA has a close-knit feel to it (maybe because it is so small?), but Downtown is my favorite - probably because that is the one I go to most and went to first. I would recommend sitting on the patio and ordering the Filete al Chipotle. Really good. I also love their delicious beans!
I've only been to the one on Sunset in Silverlake, but three times in the past year. Enjoyed it everytime and looking forward to going back.
Took my friend for her first time (Wilshire location) on Saturday night before a comedy show downtown. She ordered the chicken tacos and was a very happy girl. I have never seen her eat so fast. I was not a quarter done with my meal and she was done!
I usually order the Filete al Chipotle (I am ADDICTED to it!!) but this time I asked the waitress what she thought - bearing in mind that the Chipotle is my most favorite thing. I asked her about some of the other Filete options; the Filete Arriero in particular. The description is "braised strips of tender beef loin w/melted cheese on top, green onions and cilantro paste, smothered with tortillas". She said it is good, but obviously different, personally, she preferred the Chipotle. Then her eyes lit up and said that they could prepare the Arriero for me but with the chipotle sauce. SOLD! It was DELICIOUS! Deeply flavorful and spicy sauce with tender cooked beef. The meat came in strips vs. the whole pieces that come with the Chipotle. I liked the melted cheese and grilled green onions. I will definitely order this again - but I will ask them to put the flour tortillas under the meat (so it soaks up some of the sauce) as it comes with the Filete al Chipotle. Damn, now I am craving it again!! The prices have gone up. I remember when the Filete al Chipotle was at $9.95 (as in the link I posted below) - now it is $12.95. Still definitely worth it with their phenomenal beans (the ones in the broth, not the refried) and the basic vegetable/pasta soup you get beforehand.
re: WildSwede
I always order the filete arriero. I've loved it the way it is but will definitely have to try it with the chile chipotle. That sounds so good. I also love their tacos de pappas. So tasty. We love the E.L.A. location.


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But instead of the typical instruction on religion or morals, Carr surprised the 900 parishioners of First Congregational Church First Congregational Church may refer to:
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Epidemic over a wide geographic area.
n. influenza influenza or flu, acute, highly contagious disease caused by a virus; formerly known as the grippe. There are three types of the virus, designated A, B, and C, but only types A and B cause more serious contagious infections. . Carr urged her congregants to wash their hands frequently, stockpile stock·pile
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Carr's highly unusual sermon was tied to Vermont's "Take the Lead: Working Together to Prepare Now" campaign, part of a national effort sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Noun 1. Department of Health and Human Services - the United States federal department that administers all federal programs dealing with health and welfare; created in 1979
Health and Human Services, HHS . Burlington is one of nine U.S. communities selected by HHS HHS Department of Health and Human Services. in 2008 to serve as pandemic influenza preparedness "collaboratory" communities. To build the initiative, Vermont health officials enlisted local faith, business, health and civic leaders to help the community understand that the threat of pandemic flu was real, and to encourage everyone to take simple steps to prepare. As a member of the campaign's steering committee steer·ing committee
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Noun , Carr took the message straight to the pulpit and also disseminated preparedness information through the church newsletter.
"We were looking at how we could all work together to resolve the problems that would come up in the event of a pandemic influenza," Carr said. "First, we educated ourselves, and then we educated others about what it would mean."
Vermont health officials launched the Take the Lead campaign in September 2008 with a warning: It was not a matter of if a pandemic were to occur, but when a pandemic would occur. Yet no one on-hand at the initiative's launch could have predicted they were just nine months away from implementing the preparedness plans they were talking about. But the preparation paid off by bolstering the community's readiness when H1N1 influenza--also known as swine swine, name for any of the cloven-hoofed mammals of the family Suidae, native to the Old World. A swine has a rather long, mobile snout, a heavy, relatively short-legged body, a thick, bristly hide, and a small tail. flu--first emerged, said Wendy Davis, MD, Vermont's health commissioner.
"What happened was, with all of the planning and all of the messaging we had done in the community, we were asking people very rapidly to implement those actions," Davis said. "This evolved over a matter of days and weeks, and although H1N1 cases were a little slower to come to Vermont, we started to implement our preparedness plans very quickly at the end of April. It was a very quick turnaround."
As of early July, Vermont had reported 50 confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza, with no deaths. Nineteen of the confirmed cases were in Chittenden County, home to Burlington.
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3. WHO. In the United States, almost 34,000 confirmed and probable cases had been reported to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), agency of the U.S. Public Health Service since 1973, with headquarters in Atlanta; it was established in 1946 as the Communicable Disease Center. by early July, with 170 deaths, with unofficial estimates as high as 1 million U.S. cases.
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CDC - Control Data Corporation officials were looking closely at H1N1 influenza activity in the world's Southern Hemisphere. As it enters into its regular influenza season, the Southern Hemisphere could provide clues about what may happen with H1N1 in the Northern Hemisphere during the fall and winter, CDC officials said. This summer, the new virus was circulating alongside the seasonal H3N2 influenza virus and other influenza viruses in the Southern Hemisphere, and hospitals in at least three countries--Argentina, Australia and Chile--were reporting difficulties coping with the numbers of people coming in for treatment. The H1N1 strain was expected to continue to spread in the Southern Hemisphere and intensify.
Among U.S. health officials' concerns is the possibility that the new strain could change and grow stronger, causing increased illness and outbreaks in the United States in the fall--just as seasonal flu makes its annual return.
"I think we are likely to see a second wave, or a wave of cases, in the fall," Stephen Redd, MD, director of the Influenza Coordination Unit at CDC, told The Nation's Health. "That's the most likely scenario; though, again, we can't predict the future."
As of late June, there had been no substantial change in the virus since the beginning of the outbreak, Redd added.
Communities look to lessons learned so far
As national health leaders monitor the situation around the country, workers at the state and local levels are addressing H1N1 in their communities. One health department that has been particularly busy is Tarrant County Public Health in Tarrant County, Texas Tarrant County is a county located in the U.S. state of Texas. As of 2000, the population was 1,446,219. Its county seat is Fort Worth6. Tarrant County is the second most populous county in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex and contains its second largest principal city. , which had 181 confirmed cases of the virus as of early July, with no deaths.
The last weekend in April saw Tarrant County health officials working around the clock in response to the first probable case of H1N1, which occurred in a Fort Worth school.
"This was in the early stages of the national understanding of what we were dealing with," said Lou Brewer, MPH, RN, Tarrant County health director.
But health officials were ready. Within the first 24 hours, the department had crafted messages to its partners, including physicians in the community, day care centers, schools and emergency response personnel. News releases were regularly distributed, a phone bank was set up, Web site information was posted and the county's 1,500-member volunteer medical reserve corps was called in.
Brewer, who is an APHA member, said she and some of her staff worked 20-hour days during the first week of the outbreak and well into the second week.
Looking ahead to fall, multiple preparedness efforts will be implemented, Brewer said, including readying the agency's medical reserve corps and "pulling in" staff members who are not typically involved in preparedness events. Also, Brewer said she was struck by the frequency that information and guidelines were updated by CDC in the early days of the outbreak, and will factor that lesson into her fall preparedness efforts.
"In terms of doing all these things, yes, we were prepared enough, but what was different in this case was how quickly everything started happening, and how quickly the guidelines were changing," Brewer said. "The level of anxiety in the community about a novel virus really showed us that we need to be anticipating that even more over the summer."
The public's reaction in the early weeks of the outbreak shed light on the media's responsibility to provide clear, straightforward information to the public in order to allay al·lay
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2. fears and build trust, according to a report released in June by Trust for America's Health Trust for America's Health (TFAH) is a Washington, D.C.-based health policy organization. The organization's website calls the group "a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to saving lives by protecting the health of every community and working to make disease prevention . The report, "Pandemic Flu Preparedness: Lessons From the Frontlines," noted that all the planning and preparation paid off for health officials in terms of strong coordination, communication and the ability to adapt to rapidly changing guidance from U.S. leaders.
But the report also noted that the outbreak revealed some serious gaps in the nation's preparedness for pandemic flu. Some of the gaps are directly tied to chronic underfunding and current state and local budget deficits, according to Kimberly Elliott, MA, deputy director of Trust for America's Health.
"State and local public health departments simply didn't have enough resources available," Elliott told The Nation's Health. "That was problematic, and even though this was a mild outbreak, many jurisdictions were overwhelmed o·ver·whelm
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In June, Congress and President Barack Obama passed legislation that provided emergency funding to battle pandemic flu. Health leaders hailed the supplemental funding as a much-needed measure for continuing their response to the new virus, including the development of a vaccine that might be available when seasonal flu returns in the fall. As of late June, clinical trials for a vaccine were under way, Redd said.
"One of the issues all states are concerned about is their ability to vaccinate vac·ci·nate
To inoculate with a vaccine in order to produce immunity to an infectious disease such as diphtheria or typhus.
vac large numbers of residents in a short time," Heather Howard, JD, commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services, told The Nation's Health.
Anticipating that a safe and effective vaccine would be available by fall, CDC officials in a June 26 briefing urged state and local health departments to begin "intensifying" their planning for administering a vaccine.
For its part, the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services will likely be prepared, because pandemic influenza planning has long been a hallmark of the state's preparedness efforts, Howard said. The department began planning for a pandemic in 1999, she said, and New Jersey was one of the first states to create and post a pandemic influenza plan, which is part of an overarching o·ver·arch·ing
1. Forming an arch overhead or above: overarching branches.
2. Extending over or throughout: "I am not sure whether the missing ingredient . . . state plan.
"It has since been revised four times and is undergoing another revision this summer based on our response to H1N1 influenza," Howard said.
The H1N1 outbreak confirmed that preparedness is key to a quick and efficient response, said Howard, whose department responded quickly by reaching out to the general public, school officials, health care providers, summer camp operators and businesses through the Web and a 24-hour hotline that received more than 3,400 calls during a 10-day period. As of early July, New Jersey had reported 833 confirmed cases of H1N1, 456 probable cases and 10 deaths.
Concerned that the virus might return at increased levels in the fall, Howard said the department is reviewing its plans to determine what has worked well and what needs to be strengthened.
Back in Burlington, Vt., Carr is familiar with a 1918 photo that depicts the First Congregational Church being used as a makeshift ward for people sickened and orphaned or·phan
a. A child whose parents are dead.
b. A child who has been deprived of parental care and has not been adopted.
2. A young animal without a mother.
3. by the 1918-1919 flu pandemic, which caused as many as 50 million deaths worldwide. The photo confirms a sense of community in Burlington that continues today, Carr said, noting that the church stands ready to open its doors again in that capacity, should the need arise.
"My ongoing issue is basically about how we are a community to one another," Carr said.
For more information, visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu or www.who.int/en.
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This year, crabbers are having a hard time getting the claws out of the water.
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To most people, unseasonable means rainy and cold days. But Jason Camp, the Vice President of Business Development said that's actually ideal for the stone crab.
"Because then the water gets dirty, sandy and it's hard for some of the other fish that eat on stone crab, to see them, so they come out when it's dirty and bad weather."
So they'll continue to hide out in holes, instead of traps. And restaurants like Truluck's will have to change the prices on their menus.
"We were reading from a story out of Miami, this is the worst stone crab season in 45 years. Hopefully this season turns around, the warm weather, while it's good for us, and good for the seasonal people that come down, it's not good for stone crab," said Rick Rinella, Truluck's Marketing Manager.


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Well first your +hit is low very low actually, so you're probably seeing misses which would lower your threat and DPS.
What I suggest is to first of all replace that +18 stm on your shield with a +20 defense. This would free up a +def gem for a +expertise. I would also replace the +2% threat enchant with the +15 expertise. This will give you 31 expertise more.
Now if you put on those shoulders and socket them with +expertise, you would be gaining expertise, hit and dodge for a minor lost of defense and stamina.
I personally wouldn't use the trinket accept for fights like OT on patchworks. From what I know, Dodge scales pretty bad after 20% and will only lower your threat and DPS. You could say that it would save some healing mana, but I would argue that more DPS would do the same. I keep my block trinket on for 90% of the fights with no issues.


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A Swedish celebrity gossip magazine has just published photos of Kate Middleton topless and its sister publication in Denmark says it will follow suit this week.
The unauthorized Kate Middleton photos have already been widely published in France, Italy, Ireland and on the Internet, despite the royal family's best efforts.
The latest publication in Sweden's Se & Hor came as French police opened a criminal investigation into whether the infamous pics were an invasion of privacy.
"It is nothing new to us to publish nude photos of celebrities on holiday," said Carina Lofkvist, the chief editor of the Swedish celebrity magazine, on Thursday.
She said Kate Moss, Demi Moore and Sharon Stone have all done the same thing. "No one complains when they do and we print the photos," Lofkvist said.
Sister publication Se & Hoer in Denmark will publish the pictures as well; they were offered 240 Kate Middleton photos but decided only to use 60-70 of them.
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Regular Show is an American animated television series currently airing on Cartoon Network. Created by J.G. Quintel, the show premiered on September 6, 2010 and is currently on its fifth season. The series revolves around the lives of two friends, a blue jay named Mordecai and a raccoon named Rigby, both employed as groundskeepers at a park. The show's other main characters include Benson, a gumball machine who works as the park's manager; Skips, an immortal yeti who skips instead of walking; Pops, a lollipop-shaped man whose father owns the park; Muscle Man and High-Five Ghost, two best friends who also work as groundkeepers, and Thomas, a goat who is the new intern.
The show has received positive reviews from critics and has also performed well in ratings.[1] It has been nominated for numerous awards, and won an Emmy Award in 2012.
The ideas for Regular Show grew out of J.G. Quintel's own life and experiences in college.[1] Several characters from Regular Show were developed from characters from two student films Quintel made at the California Institute of the Arts: The Naïve Man from Lolliland (2005, left) and 2 in the AM PM (2006, right).[1]
Quintel soon found work at Cartoon Network Studios, and was offered to pitch for the network's project Cartoonstitute.[2] He developed the characters from his student films to create the original Regular Show pilot. The project was abruptly cancelled, but Regular Show was greenlit.
After gathering a team of storyboard artists, work started on the show's first season. "The Power", the show's first episode, aired on September 6, 2010; it received positive reviews and attracted 2.097 million viewers.[3] The show has been noted for its own special humor and style, including its voice acting, references to 1980s culture, featured music and adult humor.[1] As the series progressed, it soon found its own special following. A wiki dedicated to the series exists,[4] and the show's Facebook page has over 2 million likes as of December 2012.[5]
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PUNTA GORDA Fla.- More than a hundred war veterans and honored guests gathered in Punta Gorda today for the re-dedication of a memorial for wounded veterans. For veterans like Felix De Rosa, this day has been a long time coming. It's a good day. I couldn't be happier to be amongst them all", said De Rosa. Veterans like De Rosa and others from wars past and present, turned out to see the wounded veterans memorial re-dedicated at Laishley Park in Punta Gorda. Including veteran service member Congressman Tom Rooney. "We want to make sure that we do everything that we can to not only them but but the community and the children that this is how we treat veterans in this country", said Rooney.
For years, the wounded warrior memorial sat at the corner of Cochran and 41 in Port Charlotte. The problem is with the memorial at that location, there was no handicapped access for veterans like De Rosa who was shot in 1944 while serving in France and is now wheelchair bound.
Last year, the city of Punta Gorda came up with a plan. Move the memorial to the veteran's garden at the Kewanis Park. A spot where the original idea of putting in an eternal flame had fizzled out years ago. "Im glad that i finally got it back here where it belongs , with the monuments", said De Rosa


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I've opted to wear all black today because I'm mourning the loss of Chad Pennington.
Say what you want about the guy, and his arm, but James Chadwick Pennington quickly earned my respect since joining the Dolphins a little over a year ago.
I've opted to wear all black today because I'm mourning the loss of Chad Pennington.
Say what you want about the guy, and his arm, but James Chadwick Pennington quickly earned my respect since joining the Dolphins a little over a year ago.
Despite all the great Seminoles, Hurricanes, Miami Heat players, and Dolphins I've covered, I've NEVER, EVER seen or covered a better leader. Chad Pennington was the NFL's version of the pied piper.
I quickly went from hating the former Jet to thinking he was the best thing since sliced bread despite all of his shortcomings.
But it's time to turn that page. Time to move on, and as Dolphins coach Tony Sparano puts it, the Chad Henne era officially begins on Sunday.
Offensive coordinator Dan Henning, who has been around this game for more than three decades, believes The Robot has all the necessary tools to be a winner. Henning boldly predicts Henne will be just as good as Atlanta's Matt Ryan, and Baltimore's Joe Flacco, his contemporaries in the 2008 draft.
Both of those quarterbacks lead their team to the playoffs in 2008 as rookies.
I wonder if Henne can lead the Dolphins to a .500 record?
The four-year starter at Michigan will likely have AT LEAST the next eight weeks (the Dolphins can't keep riding him by week 12 if he hasn't produced a win) to show what he has as a starter.
But how telling will Henne's first NFL start be, and what should we realistically expect?
Here is a look at what some of Henne's young quarterback contemporaries did in their first ever NFL start:
Falcons QB Matt Ryan - 9-for-13, 161 yards, one touchdown, one sack in a 34-21 win over the Lions last year.
Ravens QB Joe Flacco - 15-for-29, 129 yards, four carries for 37 yards and one rushing touchdown in a 17-10 win over the Bengals last year.
Jets rookie QB Mark Sanchez - 18-for-31, 272 yards, one touchdown, one interception and one fumble in a 24-7 win over Houston this year.
Lions rookie QB Matthew Stafford - 16-for-37, 205 yards, three interceptions, one sack, and one rushing touchdown in a 45-27 loss to New Orleans this year.
Here's what his new teammate, Tyler Thigpen did in his first NFL start last year.
Thigpen - 14-for-36 for 128 yards, one touchdown, three interceptions, two sacks, one fumble in a 38-14 loss to the Falcons last season.
And most importantly, the basement of the bar for Henne.
Former Dolphins quarterback John Beck, who was the last rookie starting quarterback for the Dolphins (yes, I know Henne isn't a rookie, but we should view him as one based on the fact he only really played in one game last season).
Beck - 9-for-22, 109 yards, and one fumble in a 17-7 loss to the Eagles.
Henne better look better than Beck, the team's 2007 second-round pick, whom this regime cut after this year's draft to make room for Pat White.


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Urban Meyer has already solidified his status as one of college football's truly elite recruiters.
Whether it was at Utah—where he unearthed diamond-in-the-rough players like Alex Smith; or at Florida—where he consistently reeled in elite prospects on an annual basis; or at Ohio State—where he's put together three-straight top-5 recruiting classes, every stop of Meyer's career, Meyer has proven that not only does he have a great eye for talent, he also has the ability to sell himself and his program in a way that few other current coaches in the game can.
Given Meyer's reputation as a renowned recruiter, it seemed almost silly that, not all that long ago, there were some grumblings and restlessness concerning Ohio State's 2015 recruiting class. Going into the month of July, the Buckeyes had received just 10 commitments for the 2015 class, none of which were from top-100 prospects.
Admittedly, early on, the team's 2015 class didn't initially appear to be shaping up to be another heralded haul. However, those perceptions have completely changed now that Meyer has reeled in commitments from two blue-chip defenders: 5-star LB Justin Hilliard out of Cincinnati's St. Xavier High School, and 4-star DE Jashon Cornell out of Cretin-Derham Hall High School in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Hilliard and Cornell are both ranked as top-100 recruits, and both are considered to be premier prospects at their respective positions.
Hilliard, who totaled 76 tackles in just seven games of action as a junior, had Alabama, Michigan, Notre Dame and many other prestigious programs all chasing him. But ultimately, the 6'2'', 230-pound Ohio native felt that the Buckeyes were the right program for him.
In an interview with Rivals, he said, "Me and my parents sat down and talked about everything. We looked over the three big things I was looking for and that was getting a great education, where I feel comfortable and where I can win a national championship. We all came together on Ohio State."
Cornell, who racked up 15 sacks and 20 tackles for loss as a junior, also spoke of his appreciation of what Ohio State has to offer both academically and athletically.
"One thing about Ohio State, they are a state school but they are one of the top (academic) schools in the country. Then, football-wise, they are a great football team too."
Both Hilliard and Cornell look like they are going to develop into future impact players for Luke Fickell's defense. But their commitments also have a huge short-term impact on the program. They've added some star power and some serious legitimacy to the 2015 class, and they've given the Buckeyes some much-needed recruiting momentum as the start of the season inches closer.
With high-profile prospects like Hilliard and Cornell on board, the Ohio State coaching staff can now turn its attention to other blue-chip targets. It also doesn't hurt that Hilliard has talked about pitching in and trying to convince other recruits to join him in Columbus.
"I think we can easily be a top 3 class. Hopefully me and the other guys can get together and recruit some more guys."
4-Star ATH Jerome Baker, another top-100 prospect, is the next highly touted player who could potentially pledge his services to the program. The Cleveland native, who lists the Buckeyes in his final "Top Eight" schools, will announce his decision on July 11th.
Still, Baker is just one of the many top-100 prospects that Meyer and his staff are working hard to land. 5-star DE Josh Sweat, 5-star LB Malik Jefferson, 5-star QB Torrance Gibson, 5-star RB Damien Harris and 4-star WR Christian Kirk are just a few of the big-name uncommitted recruits that have shown interest in Ohio State.
With National Signing Day still seven months away, the Buckeyes' 2015 class is still far from etched in stone. Nevertheless, the addition of blue-chip defenders like Hilliard and Cornell has at least temporarily alleviated the fear that the 2015 class wasn't going to be up to Meyer's usual standards.
Ohio State now has the recruiting momentum it needs to build another monster class for 2015.
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The comedy follows two former child stars, famous for their roles as television sleuths, reuniting to open their own detective agency
Jennie Garth is joining her former "Beverly Hills, 90210" co-star Tori Spelling in ABC Family's comedy pilot, "Mystery Girls."
The pilot, which begins shooting in November, follows Spelling and Garth treading familiar territory as two actresses who starred in one of the most popular television series of the '90s.
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When the witness to a crime will only speak to the once-famous "Mystery Girls," Holly (Spelling) runs with the opportunity to revive her career by opening a detective agency — providing Charlie (Garth), now a suburban mom, agrees to get back into action.
Spelling, who developed the story with writer Shepard Boucher ("Men at Work"), will executive produce with Garth and Maggie Malina ("Single Ladies").
Since her days playing Donna Martin alongside Garth on father Aaron Spelling's teen drama "90210," Spelling has had scattered acting gigs, while starring in her Oxygen reality series, "Tori & Dean."
Garth reprised her "90210" role as Kelly Taylor on The CW's reboot after starring alongside Amanda Bynes for four seasons on sitcom "What I Like About You."


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This second Sudoku article discusses "Corresponding Sudokus" which are pairs of Sudokus with terms that can be matched using a substitution rule.
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I can't think of a country that doesn't have something like Memorial Day. Whether democratic or totalitarian or anything in between, national honors are paid annually to those who have given their lives for their countries.
Some parade their military hardware. Others fire rifles into the air. Wreaths of flowers, the playing of bugles, descriptive and moving speeches, all are hallmarks of a nation's pause to reflect and remember.
If you live in, say North Korea, you're likely to be required to attend one of these; in the coercive language they use it's probably phrased that Your Government is Encouraged to Know that You'll Be Joining Us.
In America you have your choice to do whatever you want, including nothing resembling a tribute, for the definition of freedom is to exercise your right to ignore that your right of choice was defended by those who died in battle.
I'm not here to guilt anyone into giving up their hot dogs, fishing rods or TV remote controls on Monday. But I do want to tell you why it's important for any American, for every American, to reserve some time — whether it's a day, an hour, or a few minutes — to reflect soberly on the fact that all we have was defended by what Abraham Lincoln once referred to as the ultimate sacrifice upon the "altar of freedom."
Over the years since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, it has become nearly impossible for any of us to not know someone in our nation's military service who has not gone to Iraq or Afghanistan, and in many cases, several times.
Readers of this column know that I teach a journalism course at Arizona State University. In April one of my students asked my permission to bring a friend to visit the next session of our class. He was in town from her home state. He is very well-behaved, she said, with I'm sure a bit of mirth.
Within several days, she said, he was going to Afghanistan.
I said I'd be honored.
I greeted them before class. We talked a bit and I invited him to join in the discussion. He didn't, quietly observing our talking about the First Amendment.
I had thought about introducing this young man with a firm handshake to everyone and about thanking him for his service. He certainly deserves that. But something told me to just treat him like any other visitor, to allow him a typical everyday experience, the kind he might fondly think about during his tour of duty.
And for those 75 minutes, at least, I hope that's what he had. When you meet someone on their way to war, you can't help but think about such things and more.
We have the freedom to disagree on the necessity of our nation's involvement in a given armed conflict. President Barack Obama indicated last week that the war on terror as we knew it in 2001 was coming to an end, giving way to different approaches to defend our nation. Some agree with that and some don't.
I'd like to think that, despite appearances sometimes, that Americans as a people actually learn some things. One, from the end of the Vietnam War, is that we will never again hold those who fight responsible for the decision to send them to do it.
On Monday I'm going to think about all those who went to war and didn't return, whose graves are carefully tended to and decorated in late May each year. And I'm going to also think about those who are at war right now, and those who are on their way, some for the first time, some, not.
Go ahead and buy that car, that sofa, that mattress, this weekend.
But as you turn the key to head to your destination, as you lean back and enjoy the game, as you drift off to sleep, all those things that make up life in America are being protected by those who, exercising their own freedom of choice, volunteered to do it.
In North Korea, if they volunteer for military service – if you can even call it volunteering — it's probably to avoid unpleasant consequences for one's family.
In this country, the motivations are higher than that.
Our veterans know they defend that greatest and freest nation in the history of the world, our system of government, and so on. But in the foreign lands in which they serve, in times of danger, they are thinking most about those dearest to them: their families and friends.
That's us. And the least we can do on Monday is give them a few minutes of quiet reflection and the hope and prayer that those alive will come home safely and that those who did not will rest in peace.
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Archbishop Romero and Rutilio Grande, SJ: Companions on the Journey
This March marks the 32nd anniversary of the death of Archbishop Romero and the 35th anniversary of the death of Rutilio Grande, SJ. Both were friends and companions on a journey of solidarity and justice for the poor of El Salvador. Please join us in remembering their lives and celebrating their memory.
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Ceramicist and sculptor Clayton Bailey talks about his art making, the role of humor in his work, and his playful sensibility in this event co-sponsored by the de Saisset Museum and the Department of Art and Art History.
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Department of Anthropology Winter Seminar
March 7, 2012
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Ecological and historical perspectives on Bornean orangutan populations
Dr. Andy Marshall
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University of California - Davis
Understanding the factors that influence variation in orangutan population dispersion in space and time would both enhance our understanding of orangutan socioecology and contribute meaningfully to the conservation of this threatened taxon. We use data from a six year study of a population of Western Bornean Orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii) at Gunung Palung National Park, West Kalimantan, Indonesia to test hypotheses about the role of food resources (and different classes thereof) in determining orangutan dispersion across space and over time. We assessed orangutan population dispersion across seven distinct tropical rainforest types (spanning lowland peat swamp to montane forest) using direct observations of orangutans on fourteen survey transects. The results support the hypotheses that orangutan populations at Gunung Palung partially buffer themselves against resource scarcity by switching habitats, that population movements are best explained by the abundance of preferred foods, and that peat swamp forests serve as "fallback habitats". Conservation implications of these results will be discussed.
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The Santa Clara University Archaeology Reserach Lab and the Santa Clara County Archaeological Society invite you to a lecture by Dr. Edward M. Luby, San Francisco State University.
A New Look at San Francisco Bay Area Shellmounds
One of the most significant features in the San Francisco Bay Area archaeological landscape are the impressive shellmounds that once ringed the shores of the bay. Although shellmounds are depicted in local museum exhibits and written about in textbooks aimed at school children, the evidence used to support these interpretations is not as secure as i should be. In this presentation, recent research using one-hundred year old museum collections housed at UC Berkeley will be discussed in order to take a new look at the use and function of these important sites.
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Professor David Gray, Associate Professor in Religious Studies, who teaches and researches in the areas of Asian religious traditions and Tibetan Buddhism, introduces us to the religious origin and inspiration of much of Tibet's artistic tradition, and to the role of art, including images of the Dalai Lama, as transformative and powerfully subversive forces in traditional and contemporary contexts.
Co-panelist Tenzin N. Tethong is Distinguished Fellow, Tibetan Studies Initiative, at Stanford University. He teaches in the HistoryDepartment and the Continuing Studies Program. He is engaged in the effort of Ho Center for Buddhist Studies to establish a chair in Tibetan Buddhist Studies, and was part of the team that established CCARE (Center for Compassion & Altruism Research and Education), at the Stanford School of Medicine. He is one of the founding members and current President of The Dalai Lama Foundation, an international organization dedicated to the promotion of peace and ethics. He also serves in an advisory capacity for the local Tibetan Community Center project, and recently launched "Tibet in Exile – Fifty Years" an online documentation effort to commemorate the last fifty years in exile of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan people.
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Black California is the first comprehensive anthology celebrating black writing through almost two centuries of Californian history. In a patchwork quilt pieced from poetry, fiction, essays, drama, and memoirs, this anthology traces the trajectory of African American writers. Each pieve gives a voice to the resonating rhythms that created the African American literary tradition in California. These voices speak of dreams and disasters, of heroic achievement and tragic failures, of freedom and betrayal, of racial discrimination and subsequent restoration all setting the pulse of the black California experience.
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9:00-10:30 Hubert Dreyfus (University of California - Berkeley) "Kierkegaard's Monotheism Without God"
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2:00 -3:30 Vanessa Rumble (Boston College)"'When the Child Is to be Weaned': Kierkegaard and the Trauma of Transcendence"
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Speaker: Wang-Chiew Tan, UC Santa Cruz/IBM
Title: Splash: A Platform for Analysis and Simulation of Health
Abstract: Health decision support systems typically assist doctors and patients making treatment decisions based on knowledge gleaned from research studies, pharmaceutical data, disease models, epidemiological simulations, and more. But health also depends on decisions made by law-makers, community leaders, and people in advertising, transportation, agriculture, education, sanitation, and government. Because health decisions frequently require understanding complex interactions of diverse systems across many disciplines, no one system or knowledge base can incorporate all models or data related to health. Consider obesity: models of transportation, eating habits, shopping choices for food, exercise, and metabolism need to be combined with geographic, store location, and population data to play "what if," asking, for instance, how community obesity measures would change if a healthy but inexpensive store opens near an obesity "hot spot." Splash?Smarter Planet Platform for Analysis and Simulation of Health? is a framework for combining heterogeneous simulation models and data. By enabling interoperability and reuse of models and data, Splash enables experts from different disciplines to collaborate to exploit their combined knowledge. The resulting composite simulation models can be used for deep predictive analytics, enabling "what if" analyses that cut across disciplines and supporting complex health decisions when expertise from a single domain does not suffice.
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Ciccioli is a food prepared from pig fat in the Italian district of Emilia Romagna and elsewhere in northern and central Italy. It is popular in Modena, Reggio Emilia, Bologna, Parma and Romagna.
Ciccioli is made by compressing, drying, and aging fatty, leftover pieces of pork. These scraps are compressed using a special press where the meat is wrapped in sack cloth, then slowly squeezed over several weeks to remove excess liquid. They can either be prepared in a wet preparation that can be sliced and served, or in a very dry, crunchy, chip-like form often called ciccioli frolli.
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- Italian web page about ciccioli with photographs
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Game 8 Preview: Sacramento Kings vs. Detroit Pistons
Sacramento looks to make it two in a row against the visiting Pistons
Road Reaction: Atlanta Hawks 122, Sacramento Kings 108
Kings fade late, fall to the Hawks down the stretch
Game 56 Preview: Sacramento Kings at Atlanta Hawks
Previewing today's road match-up between the Kings and Hawks.
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The Kings lose in another blowout at Sleep Train Arena.
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DALLAS — The burden fell to the Dallas Stars to complete the Perfect Sports Day.By the start of the third period of the Stars' Game 4 against the Anaheim Ducks the following had already occurred:The Rangers swept the A's, with Martin Perez doing what Martin Perez does — throw shutouts.The Dallas Cowboys won the 2014 NFL regular-season schedule release championship.The Mavericks defeated the Spurs for the first time in 873 games.The Stars closed out this rare grandest slam out by rallying to defeat the Ducks 4-2 on Wednesday night at the Monopoly Airlines Center.Short of real titles or parades, the wise move is to enjoy such days.The Stars may be the eight seed, and the Ducks the one, but the wiser move is to simply ignore those little numbers.The better, and deeper, team in this best-of-seven Western Conference first-round series has been the one with the eight in front of it, and the older goalie in net."It feels like a series now," Stars coach Lindy Ruff said.A series that figures to get plenty ugly shortly.The Stars are in the Ducks' heads, which was never more apparent than after the final horn sounded and three separate scrums broke out on the ice as confetti dropped.No 1-seed should be losing its mind in Game 4 and throwing punches after the game.Five things to note:1. The Stars drew a huge break before Game 4 when the Ducks announced that forward Ryan Getzlaf would miss the game with an "upper-body injury," which could well mean he has a torn left quad.Getzlaf played Games 2 and 3 with a giant mask after he took a puck to the face, and suffered a broken jaw, in Game 1.This is one of the best players in the world, and the Ducks look lost without him.Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau would not say whether the injury is as a result of some of the action Getzlaf's face took during Game 3 when both he and the coach accused the Stars of targeting his injured jaw.2. Playing at home has been a tremendous advantage for the Stars.Ruff is able to match lines the way he prefers, and specifically throw skating dogs Cody Eakin, Antoine Roussel, and Ryan Garbutt against the Ducks' best forwards — Getzlaf and Corey Perry.Perry, like Getzlaf a member of the 2014 Canadian Olympic team, was just about worthless Wednesday night against the Eakin-Roussel-Garbutt line.Roussel is quickly becoming a favorite as he has assumed the "pest" tradition.It says something when Perry lost his nerve late in the third period and elected to fight Roussel, which he lost.3. The advantage in net now clearly favors the Stars.Entering this series the Stars were thought to have the advantage with veteran Kari Lehtonen over rookie Frederik Andersen. It didn't play out that way after Games 1 and 2, but Boudreau officially hit the "I Hate This Guy" button when he yanked Andersen in the third period in favor of veteran Jonas Hiller.Don't worry you don't know either of their names; just know that Boudreau said after Game 4 he has not made up his mind who will start in net in Game 5 in Anaheim. The fact that Boudreau is even considering making this change, which bet heavily he will, is not good if you are Anaheim.Confident teams aren't playing roulette with their goalies in a playoff series that is tied at two.The Stars have no such questions about Lehtonen.4. Stars center Jamie Benn is the best player in this series.With the Stars trailing 2-0 to start the second period, Benn scored another goal — his third of the series.These playoffs are merely a continuation of what he did in the regular season, and the Winter Olympics for Team Canada. The Ducks can't handle his line.5. The MAC feels like a genuine home-ice advantage. The place has rocked in Games 3 and 4; early in the second period after Benn scored the momentum shift had a tangible feel.It should be more so when the series returns for Game 6.By the time the game ended, and the Ducks pouted their way to the dressing room after having it handed to them in the final two periods, it was the unofficial end to a spectacular sports day.
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PKP Bugzilla – Bug 7818
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The DOI system has been moved from core to plugins (see ap3-5 eg. here: https://github.com/pkp/ojs/commits/master/templates/manager/setup/step1.tpl); this includes any references to DOIs being removed from Journal Setup Step 1 into the proper DOI plugin settings page. This may confuse new users who a) won't know where the DOI settings went; or b) may wonder whether the new DOI plugin or URN plugin will conflict with their old DOI settings. Some sort of reference/link/documentation could be used here, pointing to the new plugins.
Additionally, I'm not sure whether enabling both plugins is possible, or whether it makes stuff puke or what. Will be looking into.
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State police: Man found dead at Selfridge Air National Guard Base identified
Updated On: Mar 14 2014 12:13:08 PM EDT
A man's body was found Thursday morning at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Harrison Township, but he is not a base employee, according to state police.
Michigan State Police say the man's body was found about 7:30 a.m. lying on the ground at the west side of the base. He appeared to have jumped the fence leading from a swampy area onto the base. The man has been identified and police say they know he is not an employee of the base. His identity is not being released at this time.
State police say there are no signs of foul play.
About 1,700 people work at the Selfridge base.
Selfridge offered this statement Thursday afternoon:
The security posture at Selfridge Air National Guard Base has been increased in response to the Thursday morning, March 13, discovery of a deceased man on the base.
The man's body was discovered outside of a building on the west side of the base by a military member as he was arriving for work. A base-wide lockdown was briefly ordered immediately after the body was discovered.
While military officials normally do not comment on specific security measures, 127th Wing commander Col. Philip Sheridan said he is ordering increased measures on the base.
"The safety and security of our military personnel, our civilian employees and those on the base on government business is of paramount concern," Sheridan said. "Our 127th Security Forces Airmen are working closely with local law enforcement to determine the identity of this individual."
The deceased man did not have identification on his person and he has not yet been identified. Personnel from the 127th Security Forces Squadron and Selfridge Fire Department initially responded to the scene. Local law enforcement was then contacted. The Michigan State Police is now leading the investigation into the identity of the deceased man. The deceased man was wearing a red sweatshirt with Red Wings logo on the front, blue jeans and light-colored boots. The man is described as white, ages 20-30, 5 feet 9 inches or 5 feet 10 inches tall and slim.
The body was discovered prior to the day's scheduled flight operations. All flight operations and other military operations are now operating on the base as regularly scheduled.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Michigan State Police tip line at 1-877-616-4677.
Related story: Proposed military cuts would wipe out fleet at Selfridge base in Michigan
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NEW YORK (AP) - As the Gulf oil spill gushed out of control, BP's financial liabilities seemed big enough to sink the company. No more.
Cleanup, fines, lawsuits, legal fees and damage claims will likely exceed the $40 billion that BP has publicly estimated, according to an Associated Press analysis. But they'll be far below the highest estimates made last summer by legal experts and prominent Wall Street banks.
BP will survive the worst oil spill in U.S. history for several key reasons: it has little debt; its global businesses are forecast to generate $26 billion next year in cash flow from operations; the environmental impact of the spill isn't as bad as feared; and the government seems unlikely to ban BP from Gulf drilling.
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November 29, 2014
Associated Press Release
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Consumer confidence continues to rise in Florida and is reaching its highest point since before the start of the Great Recession.
The monthly University of Florida survey released Tuesday shows the state's consumer confidence rose two points in May to 81. That's on a scale of 2 to 150 benchmarked to 1966 at a value of 100.
The score is the highest it has been since August 2007. It marks the third straight months of increases.
Chris McCarty, who directs the survey, said that the numbers reflect a growing optimism among Floridians.
But he cautioned that the full impacts of federal budget cuts that went into effect this year could still hamper confidence. He said they could impact whether or not residents from other states vacation this year in Florida.
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