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In Tuesday's budget address, Governor Jim Doyle encouraged legislators to work with the Department of Justice to eliminate the backlog in the state's crime lab. Two days later, the Assembly Judiciary and Ethics and Criminal Justice Committees are considering a barrage of options.
Attorney General Van Hollen wants to add 31 positions to the lab. That is more than twice what the Governor has committed to in his budget.
"We're making some assumptions that keep the number of analysts as low as possible and still give us a chance of eliminating this backlog by the end of 2010, which is our goal," says state Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen.
Before Thursday's public hearing, the Wisconsin Criminal Justice Study Commission released its recommendations. The group of UW and Marquette law school faculty members and state bar members says 2010 is a long time to put public safety at risk when the lab's 1800 pending cases mean 300 to 400 dangerous offenders could still be out on the streets.
"We believe it has to be addressed so that there is not anything other than a working backlog at the crime lab within at least 18 months, not three years," says retired Milwaukee Circuit Court Judge Michael Malmstadt.
The Commission recommends outsourcing the work to other states, something Van Hollen says costs too much.
"It's roughly twice as much to outsource a case as it is to do it in-house," says Van Hollen.
Each outsourced case costs the state roughly $7,200. If the backlog still exists in three years, the state could incur $12 million in costs each year by continuing to outsource. The costs of adding 31 new positions plus related lab equipment, space and training totals $7.7 Million dollars.
Van Hollen wants the money to come from the Governor's budget repair bill, not the biannual budget process so positions could be added immediately.
"Just that passage of six months can have a tremendous impact on our abililty to reduce the backlog sooner and to keep it from growing at such a rapid rate," says Van Hollen.
On Thursday, the Governor's spokesperson responded by saying 15 positions are fully paid for, but did not comment on the additional 16 Van Hollen wants.
Van Hollen also plans to ask investigators to use discretion when submitting DNA samples and increase the use of robotics technology.
The study commission supports both of those. However, Van Hollen admits it will still be tough to fast-track violent crime cases, even when the backlog is eliminated.


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Can someone help me roast some sausages?
I have some lovely Italian sausages in my fridge and I have this idea in my head that I can toss them in a big tray with sweet yellow and red bell pepper, sliced onion and chunks of potato with olive oil, salt and pepper and it will come out sort of crispy/caramelized delicious. But I fear it's one of those efforts where I confidently fly by the seat of my chef pants and come out with some sort of grayish mush that no one wants to eat. What do you think? Can I cook this stuff simultaneously and make it work? Should I put one thing in before the other? Saute beforehand? Slice the sausage or whole (with holes poked in)? Oven temp? Time? Abort mission entirely? It would be nice to eat this after a night of trick or treating. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!
I would cut sausage in pieces; start it in a skillet to get the fat and juices going, then remove the sausage and set aside. add the garlic, onion, peppers to get flavors going and set them aside. Brown potatoes in the fat/juices to start, then put the skillet with the potatoes in the over 350 or so and cook till potatoes are almost done, Add all the other items, turning several times to finish and serve from the pan.. yum. a hearty Italian red is called for here.
The potatoes will take a lot longer than everything else unless you parcook them a bit. I would steam them in the microwave for 5-7 minutes, depending on the power of your micro and the size of the potatoes, then toss them with everything else. As long as the potatoes are parcooked, 25-30 mins at 375-400 should work. I'd leave the sausages whole and unpoked, so the juices stay in the casing.
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This is essentially how I do it. When I take it out of the oven, I cut the sausage into chunks and put onto a large platter on top of the mixed potatoes/onions/peppers. Any juice gets mixed in.
We roast several different sausages in our ceramic cooker/smoker in a pan. We do not add veggies, altho that is a great idea, the smoke could only make them better. The skins are crunchy and the sausages juicy, we do cook them whole, not cut. I might precook the potatoes partially.
Pork, or turkey sausage? Cube potatoes into 1" squares and par-steam 5 minutes. Toss them in a bowl with onions, and peppers. Drizzle with EVOO and scatter onto a sheet pan. Nestlé whole sausages in the middle, and roast at 375 for approx. 30 minutes stopping midway to flip sausages, and veggies. Will finish cooking together. No need to prick sausages.
Thanks everyone. I also found this recipe (the picture is pretty much exactly what I'm looking for, not sure of the results.) Maybe I'll follow this but parsteam the potatoes (I have to do it stovetop, as I don't have a microwave.) http://www.cinnamonspiceandeverything...
I prefer to prepare sausages the way one of the best chefs in the world does: HB first simmers the sausage VERY low and slow. Then removes them and pats dry then into a VERY low and slow sauté pan with clarified butter to brown the outside. Then allow them to 'rest' for a few minutes.
No poking or slicing. If you slice the sausages into pieces you will certainly get the fat and juices "going". Right out of the sausages.
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I do sausages this way too, if I have time to babysit them - they turn out perfectly and SO juicy. However, if I want a quicker prep, a high heat roast is fine, as long as you don't poke them.
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How do the vegetables get incorporated into that?
I like to bake my sausages low and slow in the oven @ 225* on a grill grate over a hotel pan which holds the Peppers & Onions. The P & Os are seasoned and dressed in Olive Oil. Any drippings from the sausages will combine with the peppers and onions below. As the meat cooks, the peppers and onions soften. When the sausages are done, I crank the oven up to 450* and brown the sausages and the peppers and onions.
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|Ed Allen began his career in the cable industry in 1955 when he became general manager of the cable system in Winona, Minnesota, one of the first cable systems to be built in the state. He had been a radio salesman in the same town. He managed other cable systems and eventually became chairman of Western Communications, Inc., one of the leading multiple systems operators. Allen was involved in the establishment of the Central CATV association and played a major role in the California Cable Television Association (CCTA) after he moved to that state in 1967. Allen served as chairman of the National Cable Television Association (NCTA) during the crucial period in the mid-1980s when the Congress was considering legislation to end local regulation of the rates charged by cable systems. In particular he played the key role in forging a consensus among the members of the board of the NCTA -- some of whom supported the legislation and some of whom opposed it -- and in negotiating a compromises agreement with representatives of the cities and other organizations interested in the bill. The legislation became law in the 1984 Cable Act and ushered in a major boom in the business. Allen worked hard to persuade his colleagues to act responsibly with regard to rates after the regulations had been lifted. In his oral history he discusses these events and the prospects for further regulatory efforts by the government. He also discusses the future of the cable business, particularly some of the new technologies being exhibited at the Western Show in 1989 where the Oral History interview took place.
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Extends leadership for installations in multiple computing environments while enabling developer efficiencies and best practices
Maidenhead, UK - May 16, 2014 - Flexera Software, the leading provider of Application Usage Management solutions for application producers and enterprises, today announced the launch of InstallShield 2014. The new release simplifies installations for cloud and other complex Web/server applications, enhances support for high-DPI displays, supports accelerated release cycles common in agile development processes, and makes testing more efficient by automatically provisioning virtual machines.
"We sell software in a competitive market, so we make sure our users have no reason to look at other products," said Gerard Nicol, CEO at GazillaByte. "InstallShield has been giving our users a fast and flawless installation experience for the past 15 years, and with the release of InstallShield 2014, we are completely confident that we will continue to exceed expectations, especially in the cloud and virtualised environments. Every software experience starts with installation, Flexera Software provides us with the best of starts."
Automated Cloud and Web/Server Installations via Microsoft Web Deploy
Microsoft Web Deploy has quickly become a pervasive packaging format for web applications. However, Web Deploy does not include a customer-facing interface for deployment and its ability to bundle prerequisites, runtimes, and machine configuration tasks is limited. InstallShield 2014 is the only installation development solution to solve this challenge, enabling faster and more efficient installation of web applications to Microsoft® Azure™ and Microsoft Internet Information Service (IIS) using Microsoft Web Deploy. Now customers have the flexibility to deploy web applications to their choice of infrastructure—to local machines, to remote servers in the datacenter, or to Microsoft Azure in the cloud. InstallShield also supports deployment of Microsoft Azure SQL Databases, enabling customers to install databases to the cloud and support hybrid cloud scenarios by deploying database scripts directly to Microsoft Azure SQL databases.
"Microsoft Web Deploy simplifies the migration, management and deployment of IIS web servers, web applications and web sites," said Chris Van Wesep, Director of Server & Tools Marketing, Microsoft. "InstallShield 2014's support of Web Deploy is of tremendous value to application developers, who now have a streamlined process for packaging their applications to the cloud - and their customers, who simply want their applications to install easily and work right out of the gate."
Enhanced Support for High-DPI Displays and Modern Touch-Screen Interfaces
Since Apple® first introduced Retina displays, the PC market has responded with even higher resolution displays and support for touch interaction on desktops, laptops, and tablets. This new generation of PC devices presents challenges for users when interacting with software that doesn't account for Windows DPI scaling behavior. The installation of these applications can be error prone and negatively impact the customer's installation experience and, as a result, their first impression of the product. InstallShield 2014 helps eliminate this problem by ensuring all InstallShield project types are DPI-aware, creating an optimized user experience for customers installing software on high-DPI and touch-screen devices.
"We use InstallShield to simplify the installation of a complex application suite with both Web Service Configuration, Windows Service installation and management," said Matthew Gerega, Manager of Product Development at Four Rivers Software Systems. "We count on Flexera Software to understand the evolving needs of installation developers and to deliver enhancements reflecting our real-world requirements. InstallShield 2014 promises to be another outstanding release to support our business."
Help End Users Keep Up with Accelerated Release Cycles
Agile development practices are being increasingly implemented, and as a result many application producers are delivering more frequent product releases. To keep up, users are looking to simplify how to find, download and install new versions. InstallShield 2014 Suite/Advanced UI installations can address this desire by automatically checking the Internet for the latest version of a setup any time the installation is run.
Installing new versions is also challenging when there are multiple instances installed on a single server. InstallShield 2014 adds support for developing upgrades that are able to detect the presence of multiple instances on target systems, and provides end-users with options to select which instance to upgrade.
"We've been using InstallShield since the late 90's to deliver Windows based products to our customers," said Henry Steinbeck, Installation Engineer at Synergex International Corporation. "The InstallShield user interface and features such as XML editing and InstallScript custom actions, allow us to easily manage a number of installation projects that reliably deploy Synergy. We have been very satisfied with InstallShield."
Provision Virtual Machines for Installation Testing to Improve Productivity
Application producers need to quickly test the installations they have created. The rise of virtual machines has made it possible for developers to access custom prepared test environments, but the provisioning of the virtual machine and staging of the application for testing still requires several manual steps. InstallShield 2014 now supports provisioning virtual machines from the InstallShield Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for testing installations - reducing testing time and eliminating manual steps by automatically provisioning virtual machines. Developers can choose test image snapshots, power on virtual machines, and stage setups directly from the InstallShield IDE automatically at build time, or on demand. This new capability supports VMware® vSphere, VMware Workstation, and Microsoft Hyper-V®.
"InstallShield supports and enables the latest trends in desktop computing, like high DPI displays and touch interaction, as well as complex web/server application installations to the datacenter and cloud," said Maureen Polte, Vice President of Product Management at Flexera Software. "This latest release of InstallShield demonstrates why the market continues to see us as the clear leader in the installation space. We are relentlessly committed to ensuring our customers can provide a seamless installation experience - regardless of the environment in which the software will be deployed and regardless of the type of device on which it will be run."
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Scout now sees White Sox as potential .500 team
BY DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN Staff Reporter April 8, 2014 11:14PM
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DENVER — It's early, and while you'd have to dig deep to find an expert who views the White Sox as a playoff contender, at least one veteran scout who has watched them in the opening days of the season has walked away somewhat impressed.
''I tell you what, I think they're better than I originally thought they would be,'' the scout said Tuesday. ''With young players, there will be a lot of inconsistency. You can't get too high or too low on them — you have to let them play.''
Even after losing 99 games last year, it's not out of the question for the Sox to flirt with the .500 mark, the scout said.
''The best thing I've seen from the White Sox is they're playing hard,'' he said. ''They're playing the game the right way. There's more hustle. There's a good chemistry right now, and there is potential there with their bullpen guys. The starters have potential, but all in all, young players take time.
''I think they'll be a much better team in the second half. They're all trying to earn their stripes, and in the second half they'll learn from their mistakes and play better.''
While agreeing that improvement should be expected as the season evolves, bench coach Mark Parent cautioned that players such as Adam Eaton, Avisail Garcia and Jose Abreu will be dealing with the rigors of a 162-game major-league schedule for the first time, so lots of unknowns are at work. Regardless, this team figures to be considerably more watchable than the 2013 team.
No rest for Abreu
Abreu has played every day and, while he's managing a sore left ankle, has no desire to take days off.
''He wants to play,'' manager Robin Ventura said. ''He's a mature kid — he's not 19. He's willing to go out there and play.''
Gillaspie is 'legit'
Ventura likes the simple approach of left-handed-hitting Conor Gillaspie, who entered Tuesday batting .389, enough to bat him fifth against Colorado Rockies lefty Franklin Morales. Gillaspie is not a home-run hitter but batted fourth Monday against right-hander Jordan Lyles.
''He's a good hitter. He's legit,'' Ventura said.


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After Saturday's Lagoon Valley Classic Invitational, she was delighted. The Wildcats went out and finished first in the small school division.
"We graduated nine seniors and four of our top five runners," said Woo of last year's team that finished as the 15th best Division III program in the state. "I was worried what was going to happen this year. But the younger guys really stepped up and went in there and filled some big shoes."
Ajaypal Singh led the Wildcats by finishing second overall with a time of 16 minutes, 36 seconds on the 3-mile course. He turned in a strong race despite cramping up two miles into the race. Efren Reyes of Piner set the pace with a winning time of 16:14.
"A.J. didn't run as quickly as he thought he should," Woo said. "He felt he should have won the race. He still had a (personal best) on the course and there's not too much to complain about."
Shaun Krum finished 14th overall (18:03) for the Wildcats. Riley Smith (20th, 18:25) and Scott Dye (25th, 18:38) also earned top-25 finishes. Daniel Alvarado, Nate Marfil and Angel Lopez also ran strong.
Dixon was fourth in the same division with Coy Chance (seventh, 17:01) and Gonzalo Morales-Lomeli (eighth, 17:09) leading the way.
Vacaville's girls finished third in the varsity girls large school division and Wood was also third among small schools.
Vanden's Alex Jenks was eighth overall (21:03) in the small school girls race. Vacaville Christian's Katarina Stashyn finished 11th (21:30) and Nikki Torres of Dixon was 22nd (22:17).
Brandon Larson was the top Bulldog in the large school boys race with a 16th-place finish (17:23). Vacaville was fifth as a team.
Vacaville was fourth overall in the 2-mile, frosh-soph boys with Trevor Stratton finishing fifth (11:58). Luis Perez of Dixon was 25th (12:46) in that race with the Rams 10th overall as a team.
The Bulldogs placed two runners in the top-25 of the freshman boys race with Shawn Behrens 11th (13:00) and Wyatt Todd 14th (13:07) leading the way. Vanden's Aidan Hayes was 23rd (13:32).
Will Kelley (19th, 13:13), Jose Parreno (20th, 13:16) and Liang Chin Su (25th, 13:25) led the Vacaville junior varsity boys to a fourth-place finish. Vacaville's girls were seventh in the junior varsity division with Allie Krohn (seventh, 16:34) and Hannah Hobbs (15th, 17:01) the top Bulldogs.
Local middle schoolers also competed in races with Vacaville Christian's girls finishing second as a team. Jaxin Woodward was second overall (9:07) on the 1.5-mile course and Chloe Lambert was ninth (10:09) among top-10 finishers. Sierra Carnelich of Jepson had a top-10 by taking eighth (10:04).
Alex Benson was second (8:33) and Alex Foley was seventh (9:03) to lead the Vacaville Christian boys to a third. Dru Brandon of Vaca Pena was 10th (9:12).
Results for all runners are available on-line at redcaptiming.com


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Our favorite #BooRadleyVanCullen tweets from "The Lady Killer"
When I started recapping Pretty Little Liars, I thought it was going to be a silly little summer diversion for us. Whhoooo, boy, was I ever wrong. I've never seen a group of lesbians as full-blown manic as we all were during last night's season three summer finale. The twists! The turns! The cast and creative team playing along with #BooRadleyVanCullen! It was a perfect night. (Perfect in that Rosewoodian way that means "so exhilaratingly terrifying you're guaranteed to wake up with a pretty little hangover.")
Photo courtesy of Shay Mitchell's Twitter
@hhoagie @danapiccoli falling under cold knives, your evil sister #booradleyvancullen
— Andy Reaser (@AndyReaser) August 28, 2012
Love that line!!! RT
@andyreaser: yo hablo #booradleyvancullen !!!!
— Shay Mitchell (@shaymitch) August 29, 2012
Spencer's animal tops continue! Spencer's ark!
#booradleyvancullen #pll
— Andy Reaser (@AndyReaser) August 29, 2012
F her gently, Toby.
— Andy Reaser (@AndyReaser) August 29, 2012
— Linster (@thelinster) August 29, 2012
— Linster (@thelinster) August 29, 2012
The only person — THE ONLY PERSON — surprised that Nate is pure evil is sweet, sweet, beautiful, dumb Emily.
#PLL #booradleyvancullen
— Katie Heaney (@KTHeaney) August 29, 2012
And there is Paige. Right back I the closet.
— Kyle Bown (@KyleBown) August 29, 2012
@danapiccoli I agree! I'd liked the apology signed in triplicate and delivered by Spencer Hastings. #booradleyvancullen
— Terias McKlay (@TeriasMcKlay) August 29, 2012
This is the first time 911 was called at an appropriate time. Emily is officially the smart one.
— Stephanie (@StephiPottho) August 29, 2012
Now I need to go back and rewatch Pll to find out if/how long Toby's been Imperius'd or replaced by polyjuice potion
— Melissa Berry (@submarinelight) August 29, 2012
Oh, Emily. Every time that light spins around, you make a big ol' Emily-shaped bat signal to the crazies
— Heather (@froyoho) August 29, 2012
Nate, of all the creepy, awful, probably murderous things you've done, making Emily cover her shoulders was the worst.
— Valerie Anne (@PunkyStarshine) August 29, 2012
Last thing Spencer told Paige "I know who you are!" First thing Toby says to Spencer "I know who you are" A team at play
— Skeeler (@krayzdreamr) August 29, 2012
Spencer should have spent more time fantasizing about sharon stone
#basicinstinct and less time f*cking A #BooRadleyVanCullen
— Erica Starr (@BigE_nyc) August 29, 2012
So Sharon Stone is Spencer's murder muse…I can get behind that.
#pll #booradleyvancullen
— Ashley N. (@las_dos_ashleys) August 29, 2012
I think Spencer's the one who needs an intervention. She clearly gets a high off accusing people of murder
— Chevon (@Oneika_mb) August 29, 2012
I love the moments that make Aria's already larger-than-life eyes triple in size. There should be a sound effect.
#PLL #BooRadleyVanCullen
— Valerie Anne (@PunkyStarshine) August 29, 2012
So Spencer's vajay is as good of a sleuth as she is.
#BooRadleyVanCullen #PLL #thebetrayal
— PLL Obsessed Much (@PLLObsessedMuch) August 29, 2012
Why is Aria wearing Wonder Woman's skirt?
— Purps (@purpleniya) August 29, 2012
Emily's Kiss of Death has claimed its 3rd victim, leaving Spencer's 1 even further behind. What will she do to win??
— Andy (@aranthur) August 29, 2012
Emily is skipping school like she didn't just have to cheat on a test to stay in this grade!
— Samantha J. Green (@SamanthaJGreen) August 29, 2012
"It's like all eyes are on Rosewood" I think all are eyes are on Aria's skirt.
— Jenny McMulls (@JennyMcMulls) August 29, 2012
Y'know, whenever I'm trying to evade a murderer, I too go to the top of the GIANT BEAMING LIGHT IN THE SKY.
— A (@grath87) August 29, 2012
Spencer: "You laugh in the face of danger? Amateur. I orgasm in the face of danger!"
— Alicia Eaton (@thefunthatisme) August 29, 2012
Spencer is talking and all I can see are the animals on this dress! What the hell! This dress is A!
— Samantha J. Green (@SamanthaJGreen) August 29, 2012
If I'm going to re-watch that PLL ep. I'm gonna need a beer, and a Teddy Bear to cuddle/punch/bite…
— Brooke (@sarcasticMee) August 29, 2012
Boo, Radley VanCullen! Booooo!
— E Fisher (@EFisherSays) August 29, 2012
Am I the only one who finds
#betrAyal Toby even hotter than shirtless nice Toby? #booradleyvancullen
— Faith (tVS) (@tharensolo) August 29, 2012
Spencer and Melissa, screwing the "A Team" one member at a time…
#BooRadleyVanCullen #BetrAyar
— Brooke (@sarcasticMee) August 29, 2012
A really takes everything from the liars… and now even their virginity. Are there no limits?
#booradleyvancullen #PrettyLittleLiars #pll
— Rains (@avoid_skim_milk) August 29, 2012
You know what would be the cherry on top? Spencer getting knocked up. Do they even make black hoodies that small?
#babyA #booradleyvancullen
— Theodora (@TheodoraG13) August 29, 2012
What's Paige got to do for a hug, kidnapping and having nearly dying not enough? Even Spencer thought it was cruel.
— Lucy Hallowell (@lucyhallowell) August 29, 2012
#booradleyvancullen Spencer always looking for the answers and they end up being right under her nose. Or over her in bed. Ick. Well played.
— Leslie K (@Harpy9) August 29, 2012
Lol, Aria's probably sitting in that hospital thinking about how she's too young to be a stepmom
— Lisa Franklin (@lrfranks) August 29, 2012
PS Paige McCullers is in an actual tuxedo in the Halloween preview.
#pll #booradleyvancullen
— Brooker (@FortyZwei) August 29, 2012
If Spencer is pregnant with Toby's child, would that make her baby a lower case "a"?
#booradleyvancullen @imarleneking #PLL
— Barb (@Flower4444) August 29, 2012
I need a Xanax.
— Nicole Sam (@njnic23) August 29, 2012
#BooRadleyVanCullen that's what you get when you play it straight Spencer.
— Iris Inbar (@I_I_maam) August 29, 2012
When Toby arrived did anyone else wonder why his skin wasn't all shimmery?
— Lucy Hallowell (@lucyhallowell) August 29, 2012
It's gonna be so awkward when Emily tells Spencer about all the "we almost died" sex she and Paige are having right now.
— worldoftilt (@worldoftilt) August 29, 2012
Poor Paige, since being in Emily's life she's gotten roofied, kidnapped, now getting framed. Talk about high-maintenance
— Ange (@AngeloYellow) August 29, 2012
Oh boy. Well it's safe to say that Spencer just got screwed in more ways than one tonight.
#thebetrAyal #pll #booradleyvancullen
— Theodora (@TheodoraG13) August 29, 2012
Should have known…Spencer always fucks with danger.
#pll booradleyvancullen
— Brooker (@FortyZwei) August 29, 2012
The sad part is I know being with Emily is harzardous to your health and still I VOLUNTEER AS TRIBUTE.
— yo (@cluelessandcool) August 29, 2012
I'm reaching octaves and pitches I never knew I could…
#BooRadleyVanCullen #thebetrAyal
— Cayla Cox (@CaylaElyse) August 29, 2012
Another highlight of the night was Nia "Pam Fields" Peeples coaching Emily through the lighthouse scene.
no no no girl! u should've jumped him when he turned his back! cream him n the head with a lamp..screw the phone! atnt has no service there!
— Nia Peeples (@nia_peeples) August 29, 2012
palm strike to the nose, ridge hand to the throat!!!
— Nia Peeples (@nia_peeples) August 29, 2012
go for the nuts, the nuts
— Nia Peeples (@nia_peeples) August 29, 2012
And finally, best tweet ever tweeted:
@danapiccoli Paige is the Batman of Rosewood. They never say 'Thank you' and they'll never have to. #booradleyvancullen
— Terias McKlay (@TeriasMcKlay) August 29, 2012
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|02 Oct 2010
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reinstall method?
I tried system restore; it takes me back to the last known good config - yesterday right AFTER i installed Win 7 and the issue started happening. So that's no good.
XRay: Where dod you get the hardware ID from?
Madtownidiot: I'd appreciate knowing that reinstall method; I'm not familiar with it. Thanks,
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|02 Oct 2010
That seems to be correct.. so heres how to erase a HDD completely before reinstalling windows
boot from the windows dvd and when you get to the setup screen type shift+f10 to open a command prompt
wait for each subsequent prompt to appear and use the following commands
another recommendation I give to nearly everyone who asks for advice on windows setups..
set up your system so that windows and programs are on either its own HDD or a relatively small partition, with a separate HDD or partition (usually named media or downloads) for music and personal files. 60 - 80 GB for the system partition if your HDD is less than 320GB.. 100GB if it's larger than that.and get used to the idea of moving everything you don't want to lose to the other partition or HDD.. Then set up any programs and your browser to download to the other partition, make an image backup to an external drive once you've got everything working, and be done with it.. It takes a lot less time to restore from a system image than to reinstall windows, especially if it's set up this way.
heres how the I have it set up on this system:
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The other obvious advantage to this is media and standalone programs are shared between operating systems in the media partition
If you want to know how to find hardware IDs... theres a sticky in the drivers forum called a better way to find drivers.. pcidatabase.com isn't 100% accurate.. but it helps most of the time
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|03 Oct 2010
Ok, so last night before bed, I did something I never do. I completely shut down the computer. Usually I just go to sleep mode and shut the lid. This morning I unplugged my wired connection and then cold booted, and my best friend Mr. Wireless was back and ready for action. I guess I have to start turning it off at night and letting it cool down completely. Thanks again to all who helped with my problem, rep was added this morning.
|My System Specs
|03 Oct 2010
Windows 7 Ult, Windows 8.1 Pro,
I mentioned rebooting like three times in my other post, no wonder my suggestions weren't working.
Rebooting after making adjustments to the network is usually required.
As for the diskpart commands, we have tutorials for that here.
SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation
|My System Specs
|03 Oct 2010
I warm booted like 47 times yesterday. I think letting it sit and cool last night and cold booting helped because i very seldom turn it off since I download at night.
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|10 Nov 2011
Windows HP 7 x64
Apologies for any necrobumping, but this is where google took me, and it resolved my issue. My story is virtually identical to xRAYTANGOx. I'm running a Toshiba L355d with an Atheros AR5007EG that I never fully shut down. About a week ago woke up with the same big red x went through the same troubleshooting though my suspect was a routine update that went down while I was asleep instead of bonjour, and finally unplugged, shut down, and set it aside to run it over to my stepdad's IT guy. The next morning I decide to take one more look, and suddenly it's good.
Today in the middle of browsing it happens again. So I come here, and ten minutes of cooling off, and I back online.
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|29 Jun 2012
windows 7 home premium 32bit
Thanks for all the tips guys. I had a similar problem after I took my Toshiba L305-5892 Laptop with windows 7 32bit apart (I had a power problem; laptop kept shutting down on me). It turned out to be a short in my power cord.
Anyway, when I put everything back together, the wireless switch did not turn on and I couldn't find any networks.
What worked: I uninstalled my realtek driver and checked the box to uninstall drivers also. I shut my laptop down. Powered it on and then my atheros wireless adapter appeared(it was not in the device manager menu before) and the wireless switch light was on too. But I still couldn't connect. So I opened the 'troubleshoot problems' option at the bottom of the network and sharing center screen. I clicked the first option (Internet connections) and went through the steps. I finally got my connection back!!!!! I realized that my wireless adapter in this toshiba laptop model was already screwed and locked down tight, so there's no way it broke that quick. It was working fine a week ago. It was the drivers, etc.
|My System Specs
|05 Oct 2014
Windows 7 Prefessional 64
I had same issue and it turns out my button turning the wifi adapter on and off was not doing anything. Only when I used the FN F8 menu and chose to turn ALL ON (Bluetooth and wifi) that it finally found the wireless networks.
The FN F8 seemed to trump all other setting even in the network manager and adapter itself.
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The Hamilton
- Address:
600 14th St. NW
Washington, DC 20005Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Hamilton
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://thehamiltondc.com/
- Phone: (202) 787-1000
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday 11:00am-4:00pm
Brunch: Sunday: 8:30am - 4:00pm;
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm;
Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - 12:00am, Saturday & Sunday: 4:00pm - 1:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Anthony Lombardo
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Please contact our special events team at 202.552.5000.
- Entertainment: Brunch: Saturday 11:00am-4:00pm; Brunch: Sunday 8:30am - 4:00pm; Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - 12:00am, Saturday & Sunday: 4:00pm - 1:00am
- Special Events: Please contact our special events team at 202.552.5000.
Getting there
- Cross Street: F Street NW
- Public Transit: A short walk from either the McPherson Square or Metro Center station along the Red, Orange and Blue Lines.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: We offer $10 validated self-parking after 5pm and on weekends at the PMI garage located at 1325 G Street between 13th and 14th Streets.
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A Higher End…Continued
DINING EXPERIENCE: Open for lunch, dinner and late-night dining, The Hamilton is the meeting place in DC. Sushi, charcuterie, and seasonal & regional American fare. Sophisticated cocktails. Wine from limited-harvest boutique vineyards. Craft beer. After-work gatherings. Private celebrations. Company meetings. Two levels. 5 bars. 4 dining rooms. At 14th & F-the heart of downtown DC.
CONCERT EXPERIENCE: Founding father, mover, shaker, lover & dueling politico, Alexander Hamilton's vision for America helped it to become the world's venue for opportunity and success. Washington DC's destination for music and entertainment is dedicated to the talent and passion of America's best artists. The Hamilton offers local, national and international musicians the unique opportunity to entertain a city that is never short on opinions, all within earshot of The White House.
DINING EXPERIENCE: Open for lunch, dinner and late-night dining, The Hamilton is the meeting place in DC. Sushi, charcuterie, and seasonal & regional American fare. Sophisticated cocktails. Wine from limited-harvest boutique vineyards. Craft beer. After-work gatherings. Private celebrations. Company meetings. Two levels. 5 bars. 4 dining rooms. At 14th & F-the heart of downtown DC.
CONCERT EXPERIENCE: Founding father, mover, shaker, lover & dueling politico, Alexander Hamilton's vision for America helped it to become the world's venue for opportunity and success. Washington DC's destination for music and entertainment is dedicated to the talent and passion of America's best artists. The Hamilton offers local, national and international musicians the unique opportunity to entertain a city that is never short on opinions, all within earshot of The White House.
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The Hamilton reviews from OpenTable diners
524 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (284)vibrant bar scene (203)special occasion (192)fit for foodies (183)great for lunch (177)hot spot (170)neighborhood gem (129)great for brunch (110)late-night find (101)romantic (96)notable wine list (84)kid-friendly (50)scenic view (22)great for outdoor dining (5)Show More
- Fabulous holiday dinner!newhorizon21Dined on 11/27/2014Dinner was wonderful! We had Thanksgiving at the Hamilton and the food was great, would highly recommend. Service was also solid, even on the busy holiday.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 11/25/2014I have had nothing less than quality service and great food.Special Features:
- Hamilton a Fine Addition to Downtown DCBertVIPDined on 11/24/2014The Clyde's Restaurant Group decorates its venues wonderfully with art and artifacts collected by its classy owner. We sat in the grand large dining room and enjoyed a range of entrees. All were superbly prepared and tasty. The Hamilton should be complimented for the variety of its culinary offerings as well as their price ranges. Our only criticism would focus on the inordinate delay in the arrival of our drinks and meals. The waiter was cordial and knowledgeable. There simply seemed to be a backup in the chain of service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very loudOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/24/2014Food good but not great. Extensive eclectic menu. Tries to offer everything but falls short. Would be better if menu was more limited but higher quality.I would recommend this to a friend.
- love this place!MarisaVIPDined on 11/23/2014great vibe, delicious food, impeccable service!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not recommendedLetseatVAVIPDined on 11/23/2014My partner and I went for Sunday brunch with a friend on a weekend when the Hamilton was not very busy and it was a disaster. We waited 15 minutes to place our order, drinks arrived 10 minutes later. After 45 minutes, we still had no food, and no one had checked on us, so I went to the server station, where several people were gathered and asked if there had been a problem in the kitchen. The servers there found our waitress, who came to the table to apologize. We just said we wanted our check so we could leave. At least they did not charge us for the drinks. I give the place two stars for food because the drinks, which we did not finish, were mediocre. I did notice that other tables were also taking a long time to be served. I don't think this was just a case where we were a forgotten table.
- Great choice in DCDCDinerDined on 11/22/2014Lovely night out with friends and teenage children--a nice booth sat 6 of us, food was excellent, restaurant is lovely, and service was excellent as well. Nice upscale dining experience with a perfect noise level that allowed for relaxed conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingTaterTotsDined on 11/21/2014I was definitely disappointed in my latest visit to The Hamilton. The staff and service were great, albeit slow at times. The food, however, was subpar. We spent $80 plus an additional 20% tip on a blood orange sangria that tasted like a mimosa without champagne, mac-n-cheese bites with little flavor and lots of grease, stale french fries, a catfish sandwich with more condiments than actual fish, dried out District wings and beignets that weren't actually beignets. I could have gotten much better quality at my local take-out for a fraction of the price. My first visit to this establishment over a year ago was amazing! Not sure what happened, but ambience does not make up for bad food in my opinion. I go to restaurants for good food, not just a happening bar scene. I will not be going back.Special Features:
- Hip Sister to Old Ebbits Scores w Sushi & DrinksLeeTDined on 11/21/2014The Hamilton is large so chances you may have the good fortune we did at 6:15 on a Friday night finding a seat at the bar, perhaps with bartender Sean, who was excellent. The 3 of us tried the DC Cider from the cocktail menu and were all very happy. Sushi rolls were the quality of a Japanese restaurant; didn't miss the oyster extravaganza at Old Ebbits at all (full as usual, and just around the corner). The main room is beautiful and even when packed the sound is fine to enjoy a pleasant conversation. Top marks, Clyde's Restaurant Group scores again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/19/2014The entire staff made you feel like a star. Highly trained and professional wait staff. KoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a great time.SalemDined on 11/18/2014Enjoyed the food and atmosphere. Liked the music venue down stairs - great pairing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sea Bass disappointment... but I'll be back!!!BassmanscDined on 11/16/2014Ordered Sea Bass and it might as well have been overcooked Cod. The fish was thin and tough - not flaky as expected. Greasy skin was left on the fish and I got a mouthfull of bones. It's never a GREAT dining experience when you have to use your napkin to empty the contents of your mouth. On my wifes plate was their finest steak. It was ordered medium rare but was delivered slightly overcooked - still tasty but not they way she ordered it. For appetizers, the suasage soup was wonderful and the salad was fresh and light. Sides were creative and delicious and the Gooey Chocolate Cake was to die for. Portions were more than expected. So the food review was mixed but here's where it turns. I don't think there's a better dining ambience in DC than the Hamilton. I've dined around the globe and the Hamilton ranks among my top 5 for interior design. There's no question, however, that the wait staff is the star of this show - friendly, polite, attentive, upbeat and knowledgable. With the exception of the sea bass recommendation we could not have asked for better service or a better staff. These guys at the Hamilton are in my top 3!!! I don't make it to DC more than once every couple of years but when I visit next I will be making reservations at the Hamilton. The ambience and staff are enough to bring me back. We all have our bad days and I'm sure the chefs are normally on their game. The Redskins took a beating earlier that afternoon and it seemed everyone in DC was a little off!!!
- Wonderful Capitol Hill eaterySteveFDined on 11/16/2014Washington D.C. restaurants are mostly reasonably good, even those that may be lass than great - passable. This one is so much more than passable. My spouse and I had brunch on Sunday at the Hamilton and we were completely pleased. The food was excellent, the menu was expansive and the service and ambiance were impeccable. This one and the Old Ebbits Grill are located nearby and are both part of Clyde's Restaurant Group - they do good work at Clyde's - I think there are a few more Clyde's Group places in the District. Do some research and enjoy. I was pleasantly surprised when I got the bill - the prices are quite reasonable to say the least! Woot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrible Service This Time AroundBDayDinerDined on 11/15/2014I've been to Hamilton several times in the past and always enjoyed my experience. On this night we took first time diners and close friends before hitting the show downstairs. We arrived with reservations well over an hour before the show was to start but we didn't make it to the show in time, despite ordering quickly upon arrival. Also, when we asked about any specials or recommendations, the server did nothing but recite back the entire menu to us, to the point where we finally just politely cut her off. We received our appetizers and then waited....and waited....and waited for our food. We finished our first round of drinks and were never asked if we wanted another round. After finally flagging down other servers and then finally a manager, they tracked down our food, offering "to go" boxes to take downstairs with us. We opted to stay upstairs and eat the fresh food, which was a good choice because we had no chance of seating for the show despite buying tickets with reserved seating. The show was a blast anyway. I'll probably return to the hamilton again, but it was a disappointment after hyping up the place to our friends.....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JimSalVIPDined on 11/15/2014We had an excellent brunch and have been there for very good dinners before.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Wonderful ExperienceTRichDined on 11/15/2014A friend and I met there for our quarterly get together and we had the BEST time. The food was wonderful - the combo of brunch and lunch was so good. We both ordered starters - beignets and the danish (with the nuts?) so GOOD! What we ordered for our entrees was just as great. We also had a great booth to ourselves which gave us time to catch up and a great server. The manager even stopped by and gave us his card and welcomed us since that was our first time in the restaurant. Great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience dining at the HamiltonOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014We had a wonderful experience dining with friends at the Hamilton. The ambience is excellent and the service if friendly and professional. When I found one of the meat courses to be a little too rare to my liking ( I had neglected to mention that I'd like it well done while ordering), the waitress was extremely courteous and I got a brand new portion done exactly to my taste within minutes - the maitre'd even waited for me to cut into the meat to make sure it was done right. Amazing service! The desserts were awesome too - we had the chocolate gooey cake and the banana pudding trifle - both excellent! I can't wait for the next opportunity to enjoy a great meal at the Hamilton!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good with a tired appetizerOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/14/2014I had the organic chicken and my bro had the brisket sandwich. Both excellent ... they took all the bones out of the half chicken and flattened and sauteed it I believe ... very tender and nice. The martini was excellent. Only problem was the appetizer of calamari ... rubbery ... would have been much much better from the fryer.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unexpectedly awesome!BonnieCDined on 11/14/2014This was my first time at the Hamilton at the suggestion of a friend who we were celebrating a birthday lunch. Not only was the food incredible, but there was great attention to detail, wonderful service and the prices were reasonable. Truly a very pleasant dining experience. The FIRST ever open table restaurant that actually read the comments section in the reservation and came to our table to wish my friend a happy birthday and to welcome me as a first time diner. Kudos! I will definately dine here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go, Go, Go.... The Hamilton is the Hot Spot!DMACDined on 11/14/2014Great place to dine with a group or that special loved one. The atmosphere is upscale and inviting at the same time. The variety of delectable entrees will either entice you or have your mind spinning. Might I add that the food and service is very good. Oh and the desserts are simply amazing! I would recommend making a reservation for group outings. Enjoy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spot to hit in DCBradleyDined on 11/13/2014As great for the locals, foodies, and happy-hour goers (classy place to do this) as it is for those visiting that want a DC-esque experience. Modernity meets the founding fathers at The Hamilton. Outstanding place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this Place!ShynestarVIPDined on 11/13/2014An old "go" to that never fails. Shrimp and Grits is on point. I ordered an Angry Orchard with a fireball shot. They didn't have the fireball, but St. Elmo's Fire instead and it was better! The Hamilton is one of D.C.'s hidden Gems :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good all aroundDiverDined on 11/10/2014The experience was great. Our server, someone from Morocco who was fluent in French, was on top of his game. Fare was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice, lovely, quiet brunch.CrushedItVIPDined on 11/9/2014The food was good, the service was attentive, and the atmosphere was nice. It was a good place for a quiet brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MediocreDani13VIPDined on 11/8/2014I've dined at the Hamilton over 10 times. Each time the service and food has gotten noticeably worse. If your looking for be seated quickly Hamilton is perfect but don't expect to have quality service. Their servers are extremely rude and the food definitely isn't worth it.Special Features:
- GREAT SERVICEusmcfoodie55Dined on 11/8/2014Highly recommend The Hamilton. My go to place to take a date, especially if they have never been to DC. Great venue and the downstairs is AWESOME for concerts. Dress either casual or fancy and you won't feel out of place. A must place to visit and dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the Hamilton.OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 11/8/2014Great food, lovely cocktails. Enjoyed live music in the Loft bar after dinner as well. Great place to enjoy a meal if you are seeing a performance at the National TheaterSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice RestaurantVeteranFoodieDined on 11/8/2014Beautiful setting, great location near the Smithsonian, White House. Food was quite good and reasonably priced. There for Saturday lunch. It was crowded, but they honored our reservation immediately. Only negative -- waitress had an attitude problem and not very polite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The HamiltonLovelyLady03Dined on 11/7/2014My boyfriend and I went to the Hamilton for date night and were fairly pleased with our experience. The Hamilton is well known for their drinks and they did not disappoint Friday night. We were not adventurous with our food orders, preferring to stick with burgers and fries. We both enjoyed them tremendously, as well as the sushi that was ordered as an appetizer. The only drawback was our server, Mike, who seemed to disappear for long stretches at a time. To the extent that walking out seemed like a viable option. Otherwise, The Hamilton doesn't disappoint, and I will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ChoiceddeedsDined on 11/7/2014This is always a great choice. Everyone should be able to find something on the menu and prices are reasonable, especially for the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place with friendsShotzieschoiceDined on 11/7/2014Love the booth along the windows in the center of the restaurant. They add warmth and a coziness to a wonderful atmosphere. Fun beverage menu and loved the seasonal drinks. Our server was very knowledgeable about the menu. The appetizers were just "OK" we tried the calamari and the firecracker shrimp. The sushi was fantastic but then our steaks were just "OK". Our mid-rare steak arrived a bit dry and needed to be seasoned. Overall the atmosphere, drinks and sushi got us off to such a great start but we had to rate the food overall at a 3 because of the quality of the apps and main courses. We did end the night with a pot of the hamilton blend which was quite good. It is always an enjoyable night at the Hamilton with a "hit & miss" menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- new favoriteOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 11/6/2014Had dinner with a large group (15 of us). They were very accommodating and attentive. Great variety of food and all delicious. The blood orange saffron sangria was to die for! Will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Busy PlacehappydinerDined on 11/6/2014Considering the size of the restaurant, reputed to be the largest in DC, the attention to detail was impressive. The lunch time crowd was efficiently managed. The menu is innovative and the food is well prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good service....This timeDaveSVIPDined on 11/5/2014Im at the Hamilton weekly -- at least. Love the place, but the service can be inconsistent. One time, you may have a fantastic waiter (like this time), and others, the service can be lacking.Special Features:
- Great foodKatherineDined on 11/4/2014We were very pleased with the food. The atmosphere was typical DC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverratedMatthewVIPDined on 11/3/2014Food was average and the service was poor. The bar offered the best service, along with good drinks. Bar/Bartender was the bright spot of the establishment.Special Features:
- great place, great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/2/2014Had a wonderful time at the Hamilton. Food was great, and our waitress, Kendra, was sweet, gave great advice, and looked you in the eyes as if she were your best friend. Just delightful all around. We'll be back.Special Features:
- gpOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/2/2014nice atmosphere. large space but yet untimate. SO all in all I give it a very cool rating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What's with the service?DougPVIPDined on 11/2/2014We tried the Hamilton for the first time . We both ordered an appetizer and my partner received his 6 minutes before me. When I asked the waitress why, she told me " because it was ready first" she did volunteer to go look for it and t was brought out a couple minutes later. Just as I started eating the appetizer,they brought out the entree which I made them take back. Needless to say my pasta was all pasty when I was ready for it.I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of our favoritesJodiDined on 11/2/2014We go to shows a lot here and decided to try out the restaurant while some relatives were in town. The food is delicious, and it is easy to get to and validates parking. Everyone is friendly and the service is good. Although, this particular day it was a little slow but only because the server had many many tables. If you go for brunch, the breakfast sammies and the pecan roll brunchie were both delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.