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About Il Fornaio - Pasadena
Step inside Il Fornaio and take a culinary journey through Italy. Early mornings bring rustic, crisp crusted bread hot from the oven accompanied by the scent of fresh brewed espresso. During lunch and dinner hours, pastas and flavorful sauces simmer while meats and vegetables roast over hot coals. Bottles of wine from small, regional wineries are uncorked to complement the dishes, which have been crafted in the custom of Italy's chefs, bakers and homemakers.
Specialties include wood-fired rotisserie and grilled meats, poultry and game; housemade pastas; pizzas from an oak wood burning oven; fresh salads and housemade soups; a wide variety of desserts; and fresh baked bread made daily from scratch. Winner of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence 2007.
Pasadena, CA 91103
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
Italian, Mediterranean, Pizzeria
Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday, 9:00am - 11:00am. Lunch: Daily, 11:30am - 3:00pm. Dinner: Monday - Thursday, 3:00pm - 10:00pm; Friday - Saturday, 3:00pm - 11:00pm. Sunday, 10:00pm
Cross Street:
Fair Oaks Blvd.
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(626) 683-9797
Banquet facilities and a Catering menu is available for events in Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley area.
Parking Details:
Valet parking is available on Colorado Blvd., with validation it is $8.00.
Public Transit:
Metrolink and Gold Line
Banquet, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, BYO Wine, Cafe, Corkage Fee, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking, Outdoor dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Special Events & Promotions:
Monthly Wine Dinners and Saturday Cooking classes. Please call for upcoming dates
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Christmas Eve Special Menus & Offers
Sunday, December 24, 2017
New Year's Eve Special Menus & Offers
Sunday, December 31, 2017
Christmas Eve Special Menus & Offers
Sunday, December 24, 2017Details
Start your Christmas celebration at Il Fornaio! Join us on Christmas Eve and enjoy the festive atmosphere and your favorite Italian dish.
New Year's Eve Special Menus & Offers
Sunday, December 31, 2017Details
Kick off 2018 in style! Join us New Year's Eve and toast to happiness and health in the new year. Salute!
Private Dining
Il Fornaio in Pasadena offers private dining for parties of 8-250. We house 6 private rooms, a large main dining room and a beautiful outdoor Piazza. Come celebrate with excellent service in warm and stylish surroundings serving extraordinary authentic Italian food and wine.
Il Fornaio - Pasadena Ratings and Reviews
We sat on the patio so we could bring our dog. She is 80 pounds and the staff was very nice to avoid her big body as they passed by. The food was amazing as always and the staff accommodated our 3.5+ meal that we enjoyed leisurely. Thanks Gerry for a special evening!
Food was fresh and delicious. Ambiance was absolutely beautiful. Service was absolutely lacking from the waiter. He was pretentious and not helpful or participative. It ruined the experience and really has me wondering if I will ever go back. Right now I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone as there are many other terrific Italian restaurants out there with superb service, food and ambiance to make a dining experience all that you wish it to be for a special occasion. Quite an unfortunate outcome to my evening as we were celebrating a special event and the poor service from the waiter, not the other wait staff, really ruined it.
Always excellent quality food and attentive service. We make a reservation just to make sure we have a table and can sit outside because we love their outdoor dining area. When it's chilly they have heaters so it's always a great atmosphere. I can't say enough about how great the food is!
Location and services were Excellent , but the food has changed -- Not as good as it used to be. Maybe they have new kitchen staff, but the food was NOT very good. I have been going to this location for many years , and last Saturday it was NOT good at all. Food was just TASTELESS, something needs to be done to rectify this issue. Hope to be back and taste the changes.
Service was great! Seafood pasta was fresh and perfectly el dente. Restaurant was not loud, so everyone could have a decent conversation. The chocolate brownie was to die for, a perfect end to the meal. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Keep up the good consistent work.
The food was good and authentic. The ambiance and location were excellent. The best part would still come down to the staff who were welcoming, helpful, friendly and courteous. One disappointing aspect was that Il Fornaio advertises itself as providing a free corkage on MONDAYS. We brought our own bottle of wine as this was a special occasion, yet we were charged a $20 corkage fee on a Monday for one bottle of wine. Should have honored their advertised free corkage on Mondays.
We always enjoy the patio, and when we arrived for our 7:15 res on a Saturday night they whisked us away to our table on the patio. Problem was that we were sort of jammed together w/another table w/a larger group. I asked for a table by the wall....no problem. Off to a new table! Excellent and reliable!
I've gone to Il Fornaio many times and have always looked forward to it, until now. Our experience Saturday night has definitely dampened my enthusiasm. I was seated before my husband, and although several tables were seated after I sat down, the wait staff never once approached my table to ask if I wanted water or something else to drink, but they did ask all the other tables around me. When my husband arrived, we still had to wait quite a while to get any service. We ordered cocktails, but they weren't delivered until I got up and went to the waiter to remind him about the cocktails - they were finally delivered after we'd been served (and finished) our appetizers. Given the prices of the meals and cocktails at Il Fornaio, I would expect better service and better tasting food.
Il Fornaio is one of our favorite restaurants in LA. We are fans of Italy. A visit to Il Fornaio brings back the memories. The staff is highly attentive. We like the location in Old Town Pasadena. Parking is convenient (they validate for the public parking structures). We have our favorite menu items, but have always enjoyed anything that we order. We need to go more often to try other things. Also like their seasonal variations, and regions of Italy variations throughout the year.
Felt like the kitchen had an off night. Husband's calimari was totally inedible, his prawns were completely oversalted, and his halibut wasn't cooked right. My chicken was good. We had performance tickets so we chose not to send it back. But even if we wanted to, the waiter didn't come back to check on how the food turned out.
I usually like this restaurant but it's either changed management or we were there on a bad day. We sat on the patio, which I highly recommend. My husband joined us after about 10 minutes and during that time, the waitress would appear and then disappear. We never heard the specials. I ordered an ice coffee and got charged for a latte. Nothing was left on the table - no cream for the coffee, no additional oil and vinegar for the bread. I put in the reservation that it was my mom's 88th birthday and we had to tell both the bus boy and waitress that before the waitress got us a special dessert. And she brought it out after I left the table for the restroom. The food was OK but not up to snuff. I'd probably eat there again, but not for brunch.
We like Il Fornaio, and enjoy dining there, but we haven't been very satisfied with the service staff there. Everybody is so rushed or stressed and almost nervous juat tp get through the night, instead of making their guests feel happy and relaxed.
Never talk about their menu or any introductions.
Guests are just numbers.
It had been awhile since I'd dined at the Pasadena branch of Il Fornaio but after our last meal there, it won't be long before I return. Our dinner was sandwiched in-between enjoying the Norton Simon & getting to the Pasadena Park & Ride to take us to the Hollywood Bowl for Tom Petty. Our server was friendly, knowledgeable and helped us stay on schedule. The restaurant faces a nice courtyard (inside & patio dining) & can be a little hard 2 find. Several parking structures are available. When U make reservations find out which one they have a contract with so they can validate your tic.
Nice menu, $20 corkage, wonderful bread (they sell it). I love their monthly Festa Regionale menus focusing on regions in Italy (Sicily last month). You can choose between different options to make an individualized price-fixed meal, which at $37 was a tasty bargain.
Every time we dine, the Hostess is thoughtful and prompt, Ravi(the Manager) visits the table and we share our thoughts, This Time Alissa, our waitress gave us great incite into the menu she was expert at, and the wine steward could not have been more helpful.
Il Fornaio is promoting regional menus with special gifts each time you dine with wine flights of recommended wines for each course. This is the fourth time my co-workers and I have participated, and its really fun. The menus are creative, the wine pairings are excellent, and although we spend more than we would normally for a dinner out together, we are going to continue to participate through the entire promotion, which ends in January, I believe. Its super fun, and must be successful for the restaurant. Its an excellent marketing tool in my opinion.
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Venture into the world of urban orienteering with South Yorkshire Orienteers. Whether you're brand new to the sport or a regular orienteer already, a full set of urban event courses will be available for all abilities.
On Saturday 18 March, they'll be setting up camp at Centre in the Park, in Norfolk Heritage Park- one of the oldest parks in the country. There will be four courses for juniors and beginner adults in the park of differing length and difficulty, including a very easy short course for young kids. There will also be three urban orienteering courses for adults which will start in the park, but will extend to the surrounding area including the iconic Park Hill flats, the longest of which will offer fast, technical urban racing.
The beginners and under 16s course (white, yellow, orange and long orange) will remain in Norfolk Park, with the latter of these being run in conjunction with the Sheffield Schools Orienteering League Competition.
Whether you're 5 or 75, all ages are welcome. Registration for courses will open at 1pm. You can start any time from 1pm - 3pm but the courses close at 3.30pm.
South Yorkshire Orienteers have over 200 members ranging in age from 5 to 85. There is a wide range of ability and experience within the club from beginners to elite orienteers, who represent Great Britain all over the world. They offer a friendly and informal welcome to the sport - supporting adult and junior beginners and more seasoned orienteers alike with coaching and a programme of regular events.
For more information visit www.southyorkshireorienteers.org.uk
South Yorkshire Orienteers will also be running another event nearby on Sunday 19 March taking place at Hugset Wood, Barnsley.
This event is part of a programme of fringe activity running in conjunction with The Outdoor City Weekender 17 - 19 March.


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What if we could help contractors and homeowners improve the way they build and restore their homes? What if we could create a green building resource that gives them responsible, environmentally friendly options and useful education about great, sustainable, high performance building products and solutions?
Performance Building Supply (formerly Maine Green Building Supply) was founded in 2002 to provide this service.
Steve Konstantino, founder and owner of Performance Building Supply, is an expert in building science and renewable energy systems. Originally inspired by super-insulated, passive solar homes he saw and lived in during the early 1980's, Steve designed and built two passive solar homes himself, often struggling to find healthy building materials and information. Since that time, the building industry has been compelled to respond to the increasing demand for high performance, sustainable products and energy efficient building practices.
Founding Maine Green Building Supply was Steve's way of bringing these types of products to a community of like-minded developers, architects, contractors and homeowners.Steve is a founding member of the Maine chapter of the US Green Building Council. He is an active member of the Environmental and Energy Technology Council of Maine and also hosts a monthly Building Science Discussion Group and other educational forums.
Katharine Kranich joined the PBS staff in 2013 after moving from New Haven, Connecticut in search of a more environmentally conscious lifestyle. She is the resident vegetarian and promoter of Jack White Fridays in the office. So far, she is making a smooth transition from stiletto heels to Bean boots.
Katharine earned a Bachelor of Science in International Business and Management from the University of Connecticut. Her professional background is in the design and construction industry, having focused on graphics and marketing for high-profile, energy efficient commercial projects in Connecticut and New York.
She specializes in graphic design, campaign planning, writing and marketing for many facets of the design/build industry. Additionally, Katharine has spearheaded community campaigns for recycling, nutrition, fitness, food drives and a farmers market in New Haven.
Living and working in Portland, Katharine is actively involved in the building science and creative communities. Outside of PBS, she provides pro bono and project-based design and marketing services to local small businesses, non-profits and start-ups. A long-time passion for ballet drives her love of yoga, and she enjoys throwing dinner parties for her carnivore friends and hiking the mountains of Western Maine.
Raised in a forest on the coast in eastern Maine, Alba Briggs has a close connection to the various forces of nature. During this time, he developed some carpentry skills and got a chance to work on several houses, old and new. In high school Alba worked with his father to construct a double stud wall inside an old post and beam from 1787.
Alba received a Bachelor's degree in Media Studies, with a focus on video and graphic design. During this time, he decided to discover the United States for himself – on a 9000 mile hitch-hiking adventure around the country. With any luck, his journals are soon to be published.
Working at a hardware store in college, he learned about many materials and installation procedures. Now at Performance Building Supply, Alba enjoys studying the latest building technology from Europe, and adapting it to the needs of contractors and architects here in the States.
When not working, Alba enjoys art, chess, history, wilderness survival, primitive building techniques, and learning everything there is to know about how to stay warm and dry.
Catherine Weiland is our design partner and the Principal of balance design studio. Through Catherine, we offer interior design services including kitchen and bath design. Catherine's green journey began with having children. "Eating for two caused me to pay more attention to what was in my food which led to paying more attention to what was in a lot of things. That cascaded into a broader exploration of health, sustainability, and social responsibility to help define what I wanted to model for my kids."
Catherine and her husband renovated distressed properties while raising their young family. After their children entered school, Catherine decided not to return to her previous corporate career and instead chose to do what she really loved – making people's worlds more beautiful. In her words, "Like me, the folks who seek out Performance Building Supply are on a journey. The word 'green' may conjure up different things, but each person is trying to live in a way that aligns with their values. As their awareness of that grows, their journey evolves. My job is to deliver the right blend of form, function, splurge, restraint, ideals, and practicalities that meets them where they are and supports them where they are going. If I do this well, they feel as good about themselves as they do their space. And that…is beautiful." Check out balance design studio's Facebook page for Catherine's insightful views on design. Her work has been featured on Houzz, on Designer Home Tours, and in Maine Home + Design.
Catherine has her MBA with honors from Boston University and when not designing she enjoys family walks, reading, and volunteering.
Ben McCrave grew up in the Mt. Washington Valley and learned the value of nature early through hiking, skiing, and exploring. He also learned the value of a warm home during the long cold winters.
In between his academic years at St. Lawrence University, where he received a bachelor's degree in Francophone Studies (French), Ben spent his summers working for the Appalachian Mountain Club in their high huts. In these huts Ben learned what it takes to run a facility completely off the grid in extreme conditions. Energy conservation became a daily challenge when the sun didn't shine. This experience, in combination with his recent completion of the Appalachian Trail has given Ben an understanding of the value of conservation and of a well-built shelter.


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Other people's secrets, I have no problem keeping, it's easy because it's not my business to tell. However, my own – they eat me up until I tell. So I'm telling on myself.
I'm writing a book. It's early yet and I don't know what genre it will fall into but it will find it's home after I finish it. I write, or try to, write some every day and I'd like to finish by my birthday – which is looking more and more like it won't happen. But one can never be certain, I could hit a few weeks of inspiration and finish it early, or I can go the opposite direction which I dare not name.
I'm not superstitious but I'm not tempting anything out there. That's my top secret project mentioned in So Many Words. I think it'll be interesting, and I did share a snippet on Facebook with my friends and family..the ones that read it liked it, but they're obligated 😉
I intend to finish my book and if it doesn't make it big, I'm fine with that, I'll move on to the next – as it will be a series. You never know when one thing will set off a chain reaction 🙂 I never thought I had a book in me, and I still may not..but so far, I'm enjoying the characters I've created and the future I've designed for them. Tell me folks, what is the most scary thing you've ever undertaken, that you carried to completion?


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Dear Jane Argiro
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the professional and courteous manner in which you handled the Manise - Friedman transaction. Your assistance in obtaining the survey, the signed contracts, and keeping on top of the entire situation, went a very long way towards consummating the deal.
You extended yourself professionally to deliver and fax documents; to have an open and willing dialogue between both sides and established a friendship with my client, Dr. Friedman.
Brokers usually get a bad rap because of their zest to close a deal. In this case, your interest was in protecting your client and then earning your commission.
I hope this office has the opportunity to deal with you again.
Very truly yours,
Richard A. Engelberg, Attny at Law
Thank you so much for helping us in our need. You went far beyond the call of duty. Please convey this to your manager.
Thank you very much. This comes with sincere gratitude. We are proud to have you as our agent
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My name is Lydia Marullo, and I just ssold my house on 62 Ontgario, PJS, NY two months ago. The real estate agent was Jane Argiro from Century 21 Coventry. She did an outstanding job in marketing and selling my house. She constantly kept intouch with me and my husband, letting us know what was going on with our house and always let us know in advance when someone was interested in seeing it. She advertized our house all the time and we had a beautiful open house, which impressed everyone that came to it. I have told all my friends about the terrific job she did in selling our house and some have listed with her also.
Not only did I like her from a business standpoint, but as a friend. She is warm, honest, open and caring. She is a real go-getter, always willing to take the time to talk to you, regardless of her busy schedule. Me and my husband are relocating out west, and she contacted a Century 21 office out there for us, and we now have a place to go to, thanks to her. She is a person witrh a very big heart, and I will miss her. Thanks again Jane.
Lydia and Frank Marullo
Dear Jane,
Thank you so much for all your help in putting my house on the market, and selling it so fast. You are more than just a salesperson, you are a real friend.
The people that you work with were always of help, but you went one step above and beyond and I will never forget you.
May all the things you do go in your favor. The Rogan family will always keep you in our prayers.
Good luck to you in everything you do. And God Bless you for just being you.
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Title: Angry Brothers and Training aka Torture
#4 in the "Adventures of chibi!Sasuke and chibi!Naruto
Itachi was having a good day. He had just gotten back from a very successful mission. Plus the client, a very rich client might I add, had been so impressed by the ninja sent that he paid double the cost. It had been an A rank mission before, so the Hokage had been very happy to find out about the raise.
He was nearing his house when he suddenly felt that something was very, very wrong. Shaking himself to full alertness, he dropped into a position that made him be able to react the fastest. The feeling of dread escalated as he neared his door, and a sudden thought struck him. Please no, let me be wrong. He listened in front of the door for a moment, and knew that he wasn't wrong. He could hear voices, particularly two very young voices.
"It's your fault dobe! Itachi is going to kill you." That didn't sound good.
"You should have stopped me then!"
"I wasn't even here then."
"Whatever. Itachi doesn't get back, we can still clean up."
"There's no we, idiot. You clean it up."
"I'm trying."
"Try faster."
"Well, if you want it done so fast come and help me Teme!"
There were no more voices after that, just sounds of fighting and yelps of pain. Itachi sighed silently and put his head in his hands. He knew leaving Kakashi in charge of them when he had originally gone on the mission in the first place had been a bad idea. At the time, he had been in a hurry. He didn't listen to his little alarm going off inside his head. Then in the middle of his mission he got word that Kakashi had been pulled suddenly as back up on a mission gone wrong. Rin was in the hospital, so she couldn't have watched them since she was on bed rest until she was cleared. Kakashi had sent him a message by one of his summon dogs that the ANBU team was watching the boys. But apparently, that ANBU team was full of idiots, because something had been done inside the apartment. Itachi sighed. And his day had been going so well.
Deciding to get it over with, he opened the door. And he automatically froze, horrified at the condition of his apartment. The apartment was covered in a mixture of white feathers, honey, and puddles of water. The furniture were overturned and looked like an animal had taken very large claws to them. Naruto was in the middle of applying a towel to soak up one of the puddles of water, and had frozen in horror as the door opened. Sasuke, his little innocent Sasuke who he had never thought could do such a thing, was over in the corner standing next to a cage full of, dare he say it, animals. The animals included five chickens, a goat, a parrot (where had that come from), three cats and two dogs. The dogs actually were in the middle of terrorizing the rest of the animals. They, sensing they were guilty, had frozen just like the boys in the middle of chasing the cats. There was also a suspicious looking yellow puddle spreading from the cage. He knew what it was by the smell.
Both boys were looking wide eyed up at him. Seconds later, they unfrozen and called out in unison, "HE DID IT!"
Trying not to drag both boys and give them a beating of their lives, he slowly said, "Where is Kei?" Sasuke recognized his tone, the tone that said you-are-in-so-much-trouble-your-grandchildren-will-hate-you-forever, and made attempts to get out of as much trouble before it was too late.
"Rin is watching him at the hospital."
It didn't really work, and both boys gulped as they saw the most terrifying thing they had seen in their short lives: Itachi Uchiha grinning. The grin promised lots and lots of pain, and looked like a shark looking at its prey. "Okay boys. How 'bout you tell me how you made this mess."
Both boys trembled, and through their stammering Itachi found out one thing: they had no idea. Sighing, with evil thoughts running through his head about a little chibi! Itachi chasing both chibis around a field screaming bloody murder while holding a bloody steak knife, Itachi rubbed his eyes. Smiling sweetly at the terrified boys, "Now, how about you clean this up and I'll supervise your training for today."
The boys had nightmares about Itachi's sadistic side for years to come. Itachi's "supervised training" consisted of: sprinting at full speed around Konoha hundreds of times with a clone Itachi firing random Jutsu at them, taijutsu training with another the same clone Itachi making them black and blue for months, dodging kunai and other random things thrown at them for five hours straight, and being tied to a stump in the most uncomfortable of positions for the longest of times while watching a clone eat their favorite food in front of them (Ramen = Naruto, Dango = Sasuke).
It is safe to say that the "supervised training" made Maito Gai's "light" exercises look easy. While all this was happening, the real Itachi was having a good time. First he went to the spa to relax, then went out to eat, and finally just sat in a lawn chair drinking juice while chuckling evilly whenever his thoughts went to his "students".
Sasuke and Naruto was black-and-blue for a total of five months, could barely move during that whole time, and learned to NEVER piss Itachi off again. Unfortunately for Gai's students he took it as a personal challenge and upped his training up A LOT. The whole incident would make the students at the Academy instantly start behaving for years after.


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Sonic 3- Pathway for a Genius
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Nothing more to say.
Fiend Battle (FF4)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Scarmiligone! Cagnazzo! Barbariccia! Rubicante!
Great :D
Metal Gear Delinquent
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Rap Requires Lyrics
Like you said it's not electronica or techno it's house music, basicaly an instrumental only format of Rap and Hip hop. House music is primarily played in areas where rap lyrics are banned due to content or copyright reasons, thus House music is used.
House music is just a technical term for hip hop without lyrics.
Keep up the good work man I love the beat.
A Rap Song with out Lyrics is called an Instrumental
this is an example
House and Rap music are 2 totaly diffrent genres. and 2 totatly diffrent identaties
altho your right about the fact that house is played were hip culture is (chicago)
but that doesnt mean the 2 cultures are the same
but who cares. as long as you guys like it...its Romanian opera for all i care =/
Geno's Underwood {Psy-nigma}
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Wow...It's Amazing.
I love the guitar style. It reminds me of something I would play if I had a little more skill xD. I would have put a little rapid tapping right before you ended that guitar part though. Either way, this is very, very good. This is definitely getting downloaded.
Thanks for your review!
I actually wrote this song before I knew how to play a guitar. And I like your idea and might try it out when I am practicing and tinkering with my music. I also plan to make it one of my goals to actually record myself playing the guitar part in this song now that I have the equipment in my studio to do so.
Megaman 3 remix
Rated 5 / 5 stars
The Last Two Reviewer are Wrong...
This song has just what it needs. This song is great!
FFIV - The Dreadful Fight
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
The Cybals sound unnatural. I mean it's good but it doesn't sound very... full enough
Megaman X Title Screen
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Hell Yeah!
I love it, I wish would have made the Chaching Sound effect when the X showed up on the screen, then ended with the X-Buster blasting sound effect when you press start.
Numa Numa (Game Boy remix
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Lol great.
Numa numa!
Original: Mischief
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Banjo Kazooie Feel.
Or something from Rare. Great sound either way :D
Geez, never played or heard any music from these games. Where DOES it come from?
Thank you!
Scapping Vibes
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Call me Crazy But..
This sounds kind of like the Duke Nukem Theme. Until the transition. It's still good though.
Sorry, maybe next time I'll make it EXACTLY like Duke Nukem.


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Staff Pick: Webmin
OS X comes with a variety of tools for setting up web sharing, handling user accounts, checking system resources, and providing other information about the system. The included utilities for these tasks are rather limited, and people trying to get more functionality and customization must use the command line to access and edit configuration files.
Webmin is a universal system administration package for Unix and Linux machines which also interfaces with OS X. This utility allows you to customize detailed information for users and groups, manage filesystems, edit bootup scripts and manage log files, change firewall rules, change Apache, DNS, and DHCP settings and more.
The utility is not pretty, and is accessed through a web browser so for some people it may be a little unfriendly; however, it can provide the tech-savvy user with easy access to otherwise hard to access settings details.
The latest version of Webmin (v1.48) can be downloaded from the developer's site: http://www.webmin.com
Other recent utility updates:
- CleanMyMac 1.5 - Clean up your Mac & free up hard drive space with a few clicks.
- BackupLoupe 1.2 - Browse Time Machine backups & find frequently copied items.
- Man Viewer 3.0.1 - View OS X man pages.
- DarkAdapted 2.3.5 - Astronomy tool adjusts gamma to preserve dark adaptation.
- Leopard Cache Cleaner 4.0.26 - System maintenance, optimization, antivirus.
- Maintenance 1.2.6 - System maintenance & cleaning utility.
- Firewall Builder 3.0.5 - Firewall configuration & management system.
- IPNetMonitorX 2.4.2 - Monitor & troubleshoot net connections.
- InterMapper RemoteAccess 5.1.4 - Remote view on your network's health.
- InterMapper 5.1.4 - Monitors servers, networks & routers.
- What's Keeping Me 2.0 - Helps when you have a problem trashing a file or ejecting a disk.
- Spanning Tools 0.6 - Analyzes, reports, fixes problems with iCal, Address Book, Apple Sync Services.


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Found 41 tutors in Logan, OH 43138 – page 1 of 5.
Lancaster 43130 · 16 miles from 43138 · $45/hour · teaches Grammar, Reading, Spelling
I have a Bachelor of Science in Education from The Ohio State University and a Masters in Education with an Elementary Education emphasis from the University of Dayton. I have also completed an additional 30 semester...Green Apple rating, member for 4 years and 5 months
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IMO that would be the best time.
do a search.....It's been talked about many of times
i got a great idea, how bout, make enough money from march-november, and screw the xmas lights?
There's one LCO around here I know of that does this. Some X-mas light company came in and trained his employees. Not sure of the cost or anything much else about it. Saw it on his website.
we started offering this a couple winters ago:
1. at least in my area, its a tough sell
2. those that do want it, call at the last minute and tell you the lights are in a box in the bsmt..tangled, not working, etc
3. we've decided its more of a hassle than its worth altough we've kept a few commercial accounts where we use red/green spot lights with wreaths etc as these are easy to put up take down.
when I look at the revenue versus the hassles, it doesn't past the cost/benefit test imho
that and sit around and wait for some snow...
hey Rod...with all the rain here and in NJ, do you yet have webbed feet? I Hear you guys in NJ have been getting soaked worse than us...
Officially where I'm at we got 13.35 inches of rain in NW New Jersey for the month of July...some places in south Joysee got 20 inches of the wet stuff. Web feet? Not yet but I ain't counting that out LOL.
BTW, it's Sunday August 1st and pouring outside this morning...
The initial year of set up on lights is the toughest.
Last year I think we did 13-14 places. We don't decorate much other than the building, usually run lights and garland under the gutter, and down whatever columns/posts that may be there.
Usually, most properties get the lights, garland, and one wreath. The wreath is wrapped with lights as well. All lights are put on timers.
We've figured out that you can put 6 strands of lights together before the little POS fuses blow, so that helps some. Don't anyone jump me on exceeding manufacturer specs on this, I DON'T want to hear it!
Like I said, the biggest hassle is the first year on a property. You have to install all of the eye screws, figure out how long the garland needs to be, figure out your electrical connection, etc, etc, etc. You need to write down how long the garland is in various spots on the property so it can be cut to length beforehand for the next year.
Thinking back, last year we did 9 banks, 1 pizza place, and the rest were residentials. All of those were done starting on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, and were completed before Thanksgiving. We found out that drywallers stilts help a LOT at the banks! Beats having to climb up and down ladders and move them all the time.
We usually have 4-6 people at a site, and the time on site varies due to the size of the site.
As far as I know, we charge the customer an "initial set-up" fee, which includes all of the lights to be used. We then store the lights for the next year. We've gotten to the point where 50% or less of the lights will work from year-to-year, so that's a consideration in the yearly cost.
All lights are, at a minimum, doubled up in the runs across the building and up and down the columns. The garland is put up first, and the lights are secured to the garland. Zip-ties are a WONDERFULL thing! Nail aprons and pruners or side cuts are the standard tools.
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Titanium can be incorporated either tetrahedrally (IVTi) or octahedrally (VITi) in most silicate minerals. Ti K-edge X-ray absorption fine structure (XAFS) spectroscopy enables observation of Ti coordination in minerals and melts. In this study, XAFS is used to determine the coordination of Ti in synthetic and natural garnets. Garnets grown synthetically at eclogite- and granulite-facies conditions can contain several wt% TiO2, most of which is incorporated as VITi. This observation aligns with major element trends in these garnets. In natural garnets grown at lower temperatures and pressures, on the other hand, Ti is observed to occupy both the octahedral and tetrahedral sites in garnet—in some cases Ti is almost entirely fourfold coordinated. Combined with previous research (see Ackerson et al. 2017, this issue) on substitution mechanisms for VITi, the results of this study demonstrate that Ti is incorporated on two crystallographic sites in garnet by at least three primary substitution mechanisms. In both natural and synthetic garnets, there is a discernible increase in VITi content in garnet with increasing temperature and pressure, suggesting a significant role for these two parameters in determining Ti solubility. However, a continuous increase in VITi with increasing grossular content also suggests that the Ca content of the garnet plays a critical role.
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Although the Israel-Palestine conflict is largely a nationalist one, in which two peoples lay claim to the same piece of land, it also has strong religious elements. That same piece of land is of central religious importance to four billion people around the world, and its holy sites are triggers for the escalation of the conflict.
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Ahhhhh...sweet, sweet Summertime! Time for family reunions, BBQ's, warm nights and lots and lots of friends!
I have been making this salad for about 5 years now and it's one of my favorite Summer salads. I LOVE using the tomatoes from my garden and this year I have parsley and a friend with peppers in her garden to use!
I could eat this salad by the spoonful and because there isn't any fat (no oil!), I certainly can and not feel guilty. I have also added diced avocado in the past which is delicious AND adds healthy fats. My favorite ways to have it are with Late July Mild Green Mojo Tortilla chips, or on top of a big ol' green salad with grilled southwestern chicken. Make it a day ahead and bring along to your next potluck! Make if for your 4th of July picnic or cookout!! However YOU decide to have it is all up to you, but I think you'll really enjoy it!
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2 – 15 oz cans black beans, drained and rinsed
2 – 15.25 cans corn, drained
1 red pepper, diced (you can use any color pepper you like, I like the added color of using three different types)
1 yellow pepper, diced
1 orange pepper, diced
2 small fresh jalapenos, deseeded and deveined
1/3 cup sliced jarred jalapenos, chopped, and some of the juice from the jar
2 large shallots, minced
¼ cup flat leaf parsley (you can also use cilantro but I am not a fan), chopped
4 cloves garlic, minced
2 pints cherry tomatoes, diced (I used the cherry tomatoes from my garden and sliced them in quarters)
3 limes, juiced1/3 cup apple cider vinegar1 tsp of ground cayenne pepper2 tsp sugarSalt and Pepper, to taste
3 limes, juiced1/3 cup apple cider vinegar1 tsp of ground cayenne pepper2 tsp sugarSalt and Pepper, to taste
Additions: diced avocado (add these right before serving)
Look at the pretty colors! Chop/dice these babies up by hand or using your handy food processor...I like the relaxation of cutting veggies, but when I'm short on time, I just throw them in there and wham! All done!
In a large strainer, drain and rinse beans.
Once the beans are rinsed, drain the corn into the same strainer.
In a large bowl, combine the beans, corn, peppers, jalapenos, onion, parsley and garlic and mix to combine.
Add the lime juice, apple cider vinegar, cayenne pepper and sugar and stir. Add salt and pepper to taste.
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Powering the game is the Frostbite 2 engine, which has been expressly designed to do stuff with things like shaders and real-time lighting that my tiny brain doesn't quite understand. What I can tell you, with absolute certainty, is that if a developer has constructed an impressive new engine for a highly anticipated military FPS, one which combines swanky animations with top-tier physics and destruction, it's probably a safe bet to assume big explosions are a case of when and not if.
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Back in the mission, and Henry "Black" Blackburn and company exit the vehicle into the piercing gaze of the arid climate and the middle of a deserted meat market, its scenery stocked with empty stalls and high piles of palettes. You're briefed by a stereotypically gruff commanding officer, who jabs his finger at a map to indicate he is in charge, and your job is to venture deeper into the town and locate a missing squad of marines.
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After knocking down an initial wave of infantry the expected RPG squad springs up to rattle off the explosions. One rocket hits a car near your character, and the resulting blast knocks you to your feet. A string of explosions rattle around, and your squad takes out the frenzied rocket squad with a few choice shots while cars explode and walls crumble. The sun pierces through thick bilious clouds of dust, and the audience coos at the technical aptitude while simultaneously trying to work out how much it costs to upgrade their PCs.
The game then cuts to a rooftop opposite the sniper from before, who fires a succession of shots from a .50cal to pop plant pots, shoot cracks in walls, and blast gaping holes through metal vents. After crawling into a vantage spot, you're thrown an RPG of your very own to fire at the hotel housing the enemy unit. Alongside the all-important kill you initiate a glorious chain of physics and destruction, blowing a hole in the side of the building and causing a large overhanging sign to come loose and scrape across the side of the hotel. DICE won't say whether these large-scale set-pieces events are wholly or even partially scripted at the moment, however.
Another transition pushes your squad further into the mission, where you've located the missing squad but found a suspicious wire which is suspected to be an IED. Black follows the wire through a series of dingy houses, dark basements and rat-infested vents to the device, where he gets involved in a QTE fistfight with an insurgent who, from what I can ascertain despite the language barrier, really doesn't want to see the bomb successfully deactivated. The person manning the demo fails the input just as Black is about to strangle the enemy using the IED's wire, but a few more mouse clicks ensures the guy is beaten senseless and dropped in the corner.
With the bomb deactivated, Black returns outside to his squad only to find the insurgents launching an all-out assault on the allied forces. You're instructed to position yourself on a nearby bridge and rain down hell with a LMG, and as your tiny squad has matured into a full-blown battalion over the course of the demo there's plenty of support from allied troops. One of the closing shots features Black looking up at an allied attack helicopter as it hovers overhead, with its minigun raining spent bullet cases on your head, and this is also the point when a massive earthquake inconveniently decides to go off and reduce the town to rubble. If the modern FPS is about delivering spectacle, DICE is clearly doing its very best to oblige.
Everything is all extremely impressive, of course, and it looks like Battlefield 3 is certainly on track to produce the kind of adrenaline-rich exhibition supposedly demanded of our top-tier FPS shooters. But if you're coming to this with a background in Battlefield 2, or you're one of the many who invested what feels like half of 2010 into Bad Company 2, then there's a genuine sense that this isn't quite what you want to see. You, like me, want to peer behind the single-player content and see the huge competitive maps, 64-player matches on PC, and massive chuffing jets. Firm details on multiplayer, for now at least, are still tantalisingly perched around the corner.
DICE insists on parity between the single-player and multiplayer components of Battlefield 3, however, so this phenomenal technology should directly carry over to the online experience - and that alone is enough to get millions of gamers all hot and bothered. Watching Battlefield 3 in action is more than enough to see why John Riccitiello is so happy to get up on stage and play his part in the FPS pantomime.
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The nightingale of South India has 6 national awards apart from the innumerable other awards by the State Governments .Yes, with more than 25,000 songs across wide spectrum of Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Oriya, Hindi, Assamese, Bangali, Baduga and Punjabi it comes as no surprise for such an immensely saturated and evolving talent who is a living legend of our times, who has voiced under maestro Ilaiyaraaja to the new age star A.R. Rahm
This 15th of February at her native Kerala she will hosting an event to mark her achievement where she will also launch into spotlight a charitable trust 'SNEHA' in association with cable network ACV that will aim to cater to the needs of financially instable musicians who unfortunately have been jobless due to the technological advancements in the field of music that has made it quite easy eliminate a lot of manpower during the process.
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Slightly non-chemistry related (or is it?): it is well worth your time to watch The Story of Stuff, a 20 minute film on how humans are going to hell in a cheap, $4.99 made-in-China hand basket.[1] Go watch it, now! now now now!
One of the main motivations that led me to be a materials grad student is the idea that I might make something that would actually be useful for actual, um, stuff. And given my utter lack of background in total synthesis and thus extremely low probability of synthesizing anything pharmacological, a big candidate for whatever I might make is consumer products. Cellphones, televisions, cars. Things that people buy. And then promptly throw away, because the next generation of graduate students has already devised a new something that is at least three times cooler than my little widget (or at least some marketing student has come up with a better advertising campaign). Over 99% of consumer goods wind up in the landfill within six months!
Which happens to be an awesome thing if you're in the business of selling new widgets, but a rather shitty thing if you're in the business of being a planet. That amount of consumption, as the movie points out, isn't founded in anything beyond the sheer cultural manipulation of our values by profit-driven advertising. Advertising dollars that can in turn and in part fund R&D efforts that pay salaries of students, although sadly usually not enough to purchase said little widgets most of the time.
The reasons behind why researchers do what they do are a lot more complex than this, definitely. But I think it's important for us chemists to think long and hard about where our molecules might wind up, and to talk about it. You might not be making chlorine gas or TNT, but you may be making OLED technology so cheaply available that it makes more sense to throw out your television like you would throw out a newspaper. [2]
How often do you think about the big picture of your research?
[1] Between an epic hard drive failure and a rather untimely/completely timely vacation, I still think I'm doing... alright... for my blogging debut. Look what happened to Retread: extended hiatus= cool gig blogging for Nature! by this logic, I am looking forward to my invitation as editor of Science. ...guys?
[2] okay, I admit that's a bit of a straw man. OLEDS are some badass chemistry at work, and would make a gigantic difference in terms of energy consumption if they could make their way into lighting sources, for example. but what's going to happen to them when consumers just chuck them in the garbage?
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3 comments:
- Ψ*Ψ said...
Consider the alternatives...the inorganic stuff in displays isn't exactly friendly either. Gallium? Arsenic? Mmm, tasty...I SO want those in my groundwater. If you use carbon-based semiconductors, you're worried about...what, the ITO in the display glass? What if we could use zinc oxide instead?
- May 5, 2008 at 8:03 PM
- Joel Kelly said...
I agree- OLEDs would be a huge step in the right direction over things like GaAs, in terms of the toxicity.
I guess I'm just wondering what really drives research into things like OLEDS. Ridiculously cheap displays are going to be an awesome thing (I for one can't wait to watch television on my underpants).
But, I can't help but think that one of the main driving forces behind their development is a bunch of executives licking their lips over the idea of more disposable technology.
People already treat their iPods and cellphones as things to be replaced with the next latest and greatest thing. If materials chemistry is being driven in large part by the push to create these marketable technologies, then do we as materials chemists hold any responsibility?
- May 5, 2008 at 11:38 PM
- Will said...
"but a rather shitty thing if you're in the business of being a planet."
Haha, well said.
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Iraqi forces broke through to the jihadist-besieged Shiite town of Amerli Sunday, where thousands of people have been trapped for more than two months with dwindling food and water supplies.
Kirkuk: Iraqi forces broke through to the jihadist-besieged Shiite town of Amerli Sunday, where thousands of people have been trapped for more than two months with dwindling food and water supplies.
It is the biggest offensive success for the Iraqi government since militants led by the Sunni Islamic State (IS) jihadist group overran large areas of five provinces in June, sweeping security forces aside.
The breakthrough came as America carried out limited strikes in the area, the first time it has expanded its more than three-week air campaign against militants outside of Iraq`s north.
Aircraft from several countries also dropped humanitarian aid to Amerli.
The mainly Shiite Turkmen residents of the town in Salaheddin province were running desperately short of food and water, and endangered both because of their Shiite faith, which jihadists consider heresy, and their resistance to the militants, which has drawn harsh retribution elsewhere.
UN Iraq envoy Nickolay Mladenov had warned that they faced a "massacre" by the besieging militants.
"Our forces entered Amerli and broke the siege," Iraqi security spokesman Lieutenant General Qassem Atta told AFP, an account confirmed by a local official and a fighter from the town.
"It is a very important success," Atta later said on state television.
Colonel Mustafa al-Bayati said Sunday night that the town of Amerli is "completely secure", but that clashes were still ongoing in villages to its west.
The operation to free Amerli was launched on Saturday after days of preparations in which Iraqi security forces, Shiite militiamen and Kurdish fighters deployed for the assault and Iraqi aircraft carried out strikes against militants.
A Shiite militia commander, meanwhile, said Kurdish fighters and militiamen had surrounded militant-held Sulaiman Bek and Yankaja, north of Amerli.The government`s reliance on the thousands of Shiite militiamen involved in the operation poses serious dangers for Iraq, risking entrenching groups with a history of brutal sectarian killings.
The United States announced that it carried out three air strikes in the Amerli area, expanding its air campaign outside northern Iraq, while Australian, British, French and US aircraft dropped relief supplies for the town.
"At the request of the government of Iraq, the United States military today airdropped humanitarian aid to the town of Amerli," said Pentagon spokesman Rear Admiral John Kirby.
"The United States Air Force delivered this aid alongside aircraft from Australia, France and the United Kingdom, who also dropped much needed supplies."
The aid drops came alongside "coordinated air strikes against nearby (IS) terrorists in order to support this humanitarian assistance operation", he added.
The American strikes were at least indirectly in support of an operation involving militia forces that previously fought against US troops in Iraq.
Three American air strikes near Amerli, which happened early on Sunday Iraq time, destroyed five IS vehicles and a checkpoint, bringing the total number of US strikes since August 8 to nearly 120.
Western aid for Amerli was slow in coming, however, with the burden of flying supplies and launching strikes in the area largely falling to Iraq`s fledging air forces.The US military also launched air strikes Saturday on IS forces near Iraq`s largest dam, north of the militant-held northern city of Mosul, the Pentagon said.
Kurdish forces retook the dam after briefly losing it to the jihadists earlier this month, securing the source of much of the power and irrigation water for the region around Iraq`s second city.
Two suicide bombers targeted security forces on Sunday in Ramadi, a city west of Baghdad where Iraqi forces have struggled to regain control from militants who have held shifting areas since early this year.
The blasts killed 13 people and wounded 17, police and a doctor said.
The jihadist Islamic State and its allies control significant areas north and west of Baghdad and in neighbouring northeastern Syria.
Their rule has witnessed a spate of atrocities that have shocked the world.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry has urged "a united response led by the United States and the broadest possible coalition of nations" to combat IS.
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