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They call it the fight-or-flight response. It's what happens in elementary school when the fourth-grader who can shave pins you to your locker just for kicks. Your brain tells your body to start swinging or running, and it greases the wheels with a shot of adrenaline that would give a Holstein the jitters. Fish, even the very biggest ones, usually don't have what it takes to trigger this jolt of energy and sheer terror in me, but right now I'm shaking so much I can barely stand. A redfish the likes of which I can't even imagine just pulled all but the last few yards of braid from my spool then popped off my bait, which had been as long as my hand.
A 25 mph southeast wind is throwing all of the Gulf of Mexico at me along this deep rock jetty off Venice, Louisiana, and clouds of panicked baitfish are whipping the surface to a froth.
Three casts later, my lure is fluttering back down to bottom when I feel a tap. Before I can reel up the slack to set the hook, the fish has already pulled it out to get to me. Fifty yards of line evaporate off my spool, and suddenly I remember the problem with the fight or flight response: it doesn't always help you. Sometimes the bully just gives you a black eye.
Now I'm really shaking.
When the tremendous runs finally stop, the monster sulks below the boat, dragging me into 10-minute tug-of-wars. I pull for all I'm worth, but the fish doesn't budge. The heavy stick that seemed like overkill 20 minutes ago is bent to its breaking point.
My calf and forearm muscles are quivering by the time I start gaining line, but it still feels like a week before I can make out a torpedo shape closing on the boat. At first, the fish is all white belly as it rolls over just off the gunnel. "It's a shark," I gasp. Then it turns, exposing a back covered with scales that look like new pennies. I forget to breathe.
The bull redfish seems cartoonishly big as we hoist it aboard, lay it across the 30-inch cooler and watch a foot's-worth of head and tail sag off both ends.
Months have passed since that fish turned my forearms to jelly, but I can't go a day without thinking about it. If you want the same kind of experience, I've got good news for you. Guides and biologists from North Carolina to Texas are reporting red numbers at or well above historic levels.
And whether you're looking to go toe-to-toe with bulls the size of your neighbor's black Lab, or want to sightfish keeper-size reds for the grill, it's hard to pick a bad spot. The following destinations will give you the best opportunities for both.
Louisiana Tell someone in the know that you've fished reds in Louisiana, and they'll probably huff and say that you've been spoiled forever. Rightly so. I fished out of Venice in September and was floored by what I saw: huge expanses of skinny water marsh habitat, tons of inshore reds ranging from 2 to 10 pounds, and an offshore fishery teeming with bull reds over 30. In fact, I caught the big dude on the first page of this article off the jetties off Southwest Pass.
Louisiana Marine Fisheries Division biologist Harry Blanchet says the stock is in generally good shape statewide. Fishing peaks from mid-September through mid-November, when baitfish and reds begin moving out of marsh ponds and to deeper bayous, oyster reefs and shoals. Bulls will be offshore.
Beware: although fishing can be great on the fringes of that time period, both carry the risk of tough weather. Sep-tember is dicey because of increased chances of tropical storm systems and November can bring tough cold fronts.
According to Blanchet, top spots include St. Bernard Parish just south of Lake Borgne, the Biloxi marshes, Terrebonne Parish, Calcasieu Lake area, Barataria Bay, and Grand Isle, which offers surf fishing opportunities.
Anglers can keep five reds a day between 16 and 27 inches, and if you're fishing with a guide, a nonresident three-day license is just $5. For the Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries, call (225) 765-2800.
For guiding in the Venice Area, call Reel Peace Charters at (504) 534-2278, or contact Cajun Fishing Adventures at (985) 785-9833.
Georgia Georgia offers the best of both worlds for redfish addicts—tons of keeper-size reds coupled with some of the most liberal bag limits in the nation, five fish between 14 and 23 inches per person, per day. Plus, you still have tremendous opportunities for numbers of bull reds ranging from 20 to 40 pounds!
Even better, recent population sampling by Georgia biologists shows numbers of young-of-the-year as well as bull reds are increasing.
"On our reefs, 20 to 30 fish days of bulls averaging 20 to 40 pounds are common," says Assistant Director of Georgia's Coastal Resources Division Spud Woodward. "That sounds like a fish story, but I have the numbers to back it up!"
Top spots for juvenile fish include tidal estuaries around Brunswick and Golden Isles. Fishing over marshes is a hot pattern—consult tidal predictions and plan a trip around a 7 1/2- to 8-foot tide.
"Artificials have really come into their own here. Baits like Berkley Gulp! have revitalized redfishing in Georgia," says Woodward.
Look for bulls off the state's 11 barrier islands. Jeckyll Island State Park and St. Simons Island allow good access and opportunities.
A nonresident seven-day license costs $7; a season is $24. Call (912) 264-7218.
Texas You'll find awesome fishing for both slot fish and bulls all along the Lone Star coast. According to biologist surveys numbers are at or near record levels.
Top spots include Port O'Connor, Rockport, Port Isabel and South Padre Island. It's a year-round fishery, but action peaks August through September, when bulls enter the passes to spawn, and again in mid-March.
Sightfishermen looking to target tailing reds should concentrate on the coastline south of Port O'Connor.
Texas has a three-fish daily bag, with a 20-inch minimum and a 28-inch maximum, although anglers may take home one fish over 28.
The state has tried to loosen up limits, but overwhelming response from conservation-minded anglers has stopped the efforts, which is testament to the strong catch-and-release mentality.
"We've been seeing really strong recruitment," says Texas' Coastal Fisheries Division Science Director Mark Fisher. "The fish are still responding to the reduction in harvest from when the state banned commercial fishing in 1981."
Nonresident one-day license is $15; a season is $60. Call the Texas Parks & Wildlife Division, (800) 792-1112.
Florida Florida offers excellent fishing in many areas along its expansive coastline. Red numbers are up and the fishing is great, according to biologists.
It wasn't always so. The state had active gillnetting operations running through the 1980s, and by the early '90s, the fishery bottomed out.
The state closed the fishery and stocks rebounded rapidly. Today, Florida balances a huge demand for redfish with the stock's ability to maintain itself, imposing a one-fish daily limit and an 18- to 27-inch slot.
Mosquito Lagoon, near Titusville, offers one of Florida's best fisheries. Sandwiched between the Merritt Islands National Wildlife Refuge, John F. Kennedy Space Center and Canaveral National Seashore, Mosquito not only offers excellent habitat for redfish ranging from young of the year to 30-pound bulls, but its natural setting is a rare sanctuary in a state being transformed into one big strip-mall.
Another unique feature that plays well into a redfish angler's hand is that because of its minimal tides and relative inaccessibility to the open ocean, Mosquito Lagoon redfish spend their entire lives there, whereas reds in other areas move offshore when they reach sexual maturity at age 5. As a result, giant bulls swim in relative close proximity to numbers of 18 to 27 inchers.
Longtime guide and NAFC friend Capt. Larry Fowler says November through April offers best fishing for keeper-size slot fish and sightfishing. "We catch reds out of 200-fish schools in four feet of water," he says. "We can track them visually from 100 yards away and there will be so many fish that you'll see fins bobbing out of the water at that distance."
May through August is Mosquito's peak time for bulls, which go 20 to 30 pounds. "We literally catch 30 pounders every day during that period."
To plan a trip, call Fowler at (888) 257-8863. A three-day nonresident license costs $17; a seven-day is $30.
South Carolina The Palmetto State's red fishery is coming off three poor year classes, but the fishing is still hot, says senior marine scientist Charlie Wenner.
Top spots for keeper reds include Cape Romain, Mother Norton Shoals, Deveaux Bank and the Paris Island Marine Station Flats. Bull hunters, check out Cape Romain, as well as Bull Island, the Winyah Bay jetties, Dynamite Hole near Charles-town Harbor, Folly Beach and Stono Inlet.
Because of the complexity of the marsh areas, Wenner recommends that nonresident anglers coming to fish inshore areas get a guide. The money you'll spend will be well worth it. Call (843) 953-9300.
North Carolina North Carolina is in the process of reviewing its redfish management plan, so a more complete picture of the fishery should be available soon, but a recent stock assessment shows that the redfish recruitment rate is near the goal level of 40 percent. According to biologists and anglers, fishing is as good as it's been in years.
Fifteen to 20-fish days are fairly common statewide, and anglers who want to target trophy bulls will find solid odds. In summer you'll find giants between 50 and 60 pounds in Pamlico Sound, where 15 to 20-fish nights aren't uncommon.
In fall, fish migrate to coastal inlets, such as Drum, Ocracoke and Crystal. They also show up along the beaches, making reds accessible to shore anglers. A solid northeast wind allows for good fishing from the shoreline piers, as fish moving down from Virginia waters slide along the wind-blown shores.
As waters continue to cool, the fish will move into deeper water off the beaches and overwinter, then head back in as waters warm in spring.
Note: North Carolina required a saltwater license for the first time ever in 2007. A nonresident 10-day goes for $10, and a season is $30. Call (800) 682-2632.
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But, despite a healthy turnout, reactions to sales incentives were mixed.
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Jehovah my banner, the title given by Moses to the altar which he erected on the hill on the top of which he stood with uplifted hands while Israel prevailed over their enemies the Amalekites (Exodus 17:15).
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je-ho'-va nis'-i (yahweh nicci, "Yahweh is my banner"): So Moses named the altar which he reared to signalize the defeat of the Amalekites by Israel under Joshua, at Rephidim (Exodus 17:15). Septuagint translates "the Lord my refuge," deriving nicci from nuc, "to flee." Targum Onkelos reads, "Moses built an altar and worshipped on it before Yahweh, who had wrought for him miracles" (niccin). The suggestion is that the people should rally round God as an army gathers round its standard. He it is who leads them to victory.
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Contact us with your private sector housing queries.
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- study bedroom in a house, sharing the kitchen/lounge/bathroom with the owner
- some lodgings have separate cooking facilities for tenants; some have ensuite facilities
- usually involve a licence agreement, which is less secure than a tenancy but can be more flexible, since you and the landlord need only give each other the full period between rent payments as sufficient notice for you to move out. So if you are looking for a contract of less than 6 months it may be worth considering lodgings
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MSU Denver Athletic Complex
A move by MSU Denver's Board of Trustees has paved the way for a new athletic complex for varsity sporting events, intramural sports and MSU Denver academic programs.
Eight tennis courts, baseball and softball diamonds, and a soccer/recreation field are slated for a 12.5-acre vacant swath; south of West Colfax Avenue viaduct, adjacent to Shoshone Street, east of I-25; giving MSU Denver a greater presence along the Auraria Campus southern edge. A walking trail will surround the complex's perimeter.
The additional fields will alleviate crowding issues on the University's current playing fields, giving men's and women's soccer teams as well as the University's baseball and softball teams their own turf.
The complex will also greatly improve the area for the surrounding community, turning the vacant land into acreage with sidewalks, lighting and artificial turf. The projected $12 million project will take place in phases conditional on funds available for construction, starting in January 2013. A Groundbreaking Ceremony was held on June 5, 2013.
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Despite its relatively small size, Portugal is one of the oldest nations in the world—and its cuisine is as rich and diverse as its history. The vast culinary options at the Sheraton Algarve Hotel—an impressive 14 restaurants and bars—showcase menus of delicious authenticity. From Portugal's renowned piri piri dishes to Morroco's flavourful tajines, discerning travellers will enjoy a worldly culinary journey during their holiday here.
Indulge in Portugal's renowned seafood at the hotel's fine dining restaurant, O Pescador, or relax in a secluded cliff-top setting as you sip champagne at the Mirador Champagne Bar. From restaurants dedicated to Japanese and Italian cuisines to poolside, beachside and golf course venues to casual family-style buffets and dining areas just for kids, there is a cuisine and ambience to please every guest.
The Sheraton Algarve Hotel is pleased to provide train service to and from the various restaurants located throughout the hotel grounds.
Regardless of where you choose to dine, you will savour the flavours of Portugal and all the delicious history of the Algarve with service that is both genuine and attentive.
Restaurants & Lounges
Jardim Colonial (Seasonal)
With a traditional Portuguese colonial design opening onto a delightful courtyard garden, the Jardim Colonial buffet restaurant showcases a selection of regional and international cuisine, in a relaxed and family friendly setting. More >
Cuisine: | Regional/International |
Dress Code: | Smart Casual |
hours: | 7:00 AM - 10:30 AM; 6:00 PM - 10:30 PM |
Atmosphere: | Smart Casual |
Setting: | Indoor/Outdoor Seating Available |
Piri Piri Steak House (Seasonal)
Piri Piri Steak House offers a prime selection of gourmet meat dishes including the infamous Portuguese Chicken Piri Piri. An ideal restaurant for couples and families alike, offers an intimate outdoor setting option under the iconic pine trees. More >
Cuisine: | Portuguese |
Dress Code: | Casual |
hours: | 6:30 PM - 11:00 PM |
Atmosphere: | Relaxed |
Location: | Located at Pine Cliffs Residence, Albufeira |
O Pescador (Seasonal)
Elegant decor inspired by the beautiful colours of the ocean provides a fitting ambience for this fine dining restaurant featuring a delectable 'al fresco' menu of traditional Portuguese seafood specialties. More >
Cuisine: | Portuguese |
Dress Code: | Formal |
hours: | 8:00 AM - 10:30AM; 12:00 PM - 10:30PM |
Atmosphere: | Smart Casual/Fine Dining |
Setting: | Indoor/Outdoor Seating Available |
O Grill (Seasonal)
Enjoy an enchanting Mediterranean experience featuring gorgeous panoramic views of the golf course. With an inviting ambience and a menu deriving from local produce, the O Grill is a perfect dining option for families. More >
Cuisine: | Mediterranean |
Dress Code: | Casual |
hours: | 7:00 AM - 10:30 AM; 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM; 6:30 PM - 10:30 PM |
Atmosphere: | Casual |
Location: | Located at Pine Cliffs Residence, Albufeira |
Mirador Champagne Bar (Seasonal)
With its outdoor, cliff-top setting shaded by towering pine trees and broad umbrellas, the Mirador Champagne Bar affords stunning views of the ocean and coast. More >
Cuisine: | Light Fare |
Dress Code: | Casual |
hours: | 3:30 PM - 11:00 PM |
Atmosphere: | Relaxed/Casual/Scenic View |
Setting: | Outdoor Seating |
Pine Cliffs Clubhouse (Seasonal)
With its enviable first tee location on the Pine Cliffs Golf Course, this is a welcoming venue after a day on the course—the ideal spot for snacks, sandwiches, steaks, and a drink with your fellow golfers. More >
Cuisine: | Light Fare |
Dress Code: | Casual |
hours: | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
Atmosphere: | Relaxed/Casual |
Location: | Located at Pine Cliffs Residence, Albufeira |
Corda Café (Seasonal)
With its poolside location and serene golf course views, Corda Café provides a welcoming, casual atmosphere where fresh salads and the infamous fajitas are presented in perfect harmony with a wide range of local and international beverages. More >
Cuisine: | Light Fare |
Dress Code: | Casual |
hours: | 10:00 AM - 10:30 PM |
Atmosphere: | Casual |
Setting: | Indoor/Outdoor Seating Available |
Beach Club (Seasonal)
Overlooking the pristine white sands of Praia da Falésia Beach with views of the Atlantic on the horizon, our Beach Club serves a variety of light snacks, salads, and seafood dishes. A wonderful venue for a refreshing drink or delightful ice cream. More >
Cuisine: | Light Fare |
Dress Code: | Casual |
hours: | 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
Atmosphere: | Relaxed/Casual/Scenic Views |
Setting: | Outdoor Seating |
Portulano Bar (Lobby Bar)
A classically styled bar in the hotel's main lobby, the Portulano Bar is a great place to try local spirits such as amarguinha, a liqueur made from sour almonds, and of course, a glass of one of Portugal's world-renowned Port wines. More >
Cuisine: | Cocktails & Snacks |
Dress Code: | Smart Casual |
hours: | 5:00 PM - 1:00 AM |
Atmosphere: | Relaxed/Live Entertainment |
Setting: | Indoor Seating |
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When I am down loading an app and it has all these warnings before installing.
Should I worry about these and not load the app?
The app has access to the following
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Keep your Mac clean
CCleaner joins the line of tune-up utilities designed for Mac, as they need tightening up just as Windows computers do. The free app aims to clear the OS X system and give it a shot of fresh life, and all this is provided within a simple, easy-to-understand user interface, although some of its functions aren't as easy to understand.
The app ships with a nice, clear interface displaying information about the version number, the Mac computer's tech specs, and three vertical icons: Cleaner, Tools, and Options. We liked the speed of the analysis process and the fact that … Read more


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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says the Falcons "could elect to go with" Chase Coffman as a pass-catching tight end in 2013.
Falcons waived TE Chase Coffman, LB Max Gruder, K Erik Folk, RB Richard Medlin, RB Lee Meisner, DE Louis Nzegwu, WR Kenny Stafford and Aron TE White.
Bucs waived TE Chase Coffman and signed LS Andrew DePaola.
Bucs signed TE Chase Coffman, formerly of the Bengals.
The Bengals did not sign 2009 third-round pick Chase Coffman to a futures deal, making him an unrestricted free agent.
Bengals waived TE Chase Coffman, WR/PR Quan Cosby, and C Reggie Stephens.
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MORGANTOWN - West Virginia's basketball team endured more than just a loss Saturday against No. 6 Kansas.
No, losses have become pretty much routine for the Mountaineers, who now have four of them in a row, five in the last six games, 10 in the Big 12 and 16 for the season. At 13-16 overall and 6-10 in the Big 12, they are virtually assured, in fact, of losing more games than they win and exceeding the number of games Bob Huggins has ever lost in one winter.
About the only low-water mark West Virginia will avoid is losing 20 games. They can't do that unless they are invited to a postseason tournament, which is also now all but impossible.
Again, though, this was more than a loss. A 91-65 defeat didn't set a record for margin or futility and it wasn't even WVU's worst performance of a season filled with bad performances.
Instead, it was a lesson and an example. It was a lesson in what a wealth of both talent and experience can do for a team, and an example of what a team with both of those look like.
In other words, it was an illustration of everything West Virginia is not.
"You watch them and you see what experience does for a team,'' West Virginia freshman Eron Harris said of the Jayhawks. "It would be nice to have that, but right now we don't.''
Indeed, Saturday's game at Allen Fieldhouse did more than just point to the basic difference between the two teams, which is that Kansas is very good and WVU is not. While West Virginia will spend the postseason at home for the first time in a decade, Kansas could very well play deep into March and perhaps April in pursuit of a national championship.
No, it also provided a striking contrast in the makeup of the two teams at this stage.
West Virginia has one senior on its entire roster who has been in the program his entire career, Deniz Kilicli. It has another in his second year after junior college, Dominique Rutledge, and a third who stopped by for a year and made WVU his third college in four years, Matt Humphrey.
And that's three more seniors than West Virginia might have on its roster next season. The only junior is Aaric Murray, whose return seems less than certain, and so experience isn't going to be at a premium next year, either.
Kansas? Well, the Jayhawks start four seniors, three of whom redshirted and are in their fifth season in college. And even the fifth starter and best player on the team, Ben McLemore, is more than just a freshman, having been at Kansas last year sitting out because of academics and practicing with the team during the second semester.


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Even if the chefs weren't married with children, or the bar had more than three wooden stools, or the dining room's stone hearth weren't half-blackened with soot, Avenida would still feel as much like somebody's home as a restaurant.
The woman who greets you at the threshold is the same one who'll make your dessert. The young man with an order pad acts less like a waiter than a live-in apprentice, the kind whose fealty has earned him the right to poke fun at paymaster and patron alike. The atmosphere is casual one moment, irreverent the next and genuine all the way through. You get the feeling that if someone sat down to dinner with a dog at his feet, chef-owners Edgar and Kim Alvarez would be less likely to deliver a lecture than a ham bone.
Between them, the Alvarezes have cooked from one end of Philly's food spectrum to the other — whether you define that in terms of cuisine or culinary ambition. Striped Bass and Susanna Foo show up on their collective résumé, as does the Black Sheep Pub and Dock Street Brewing Company. For Avenida they wanted to go back to Edgar's Guatemalan roots, recreating the plain-spoken fare that was the caloric and spiritual ballast of his childhood.
Mt. Airy's old Cresheim Cottage Café gave them the ideal place. They painted the walls the color of tangerine peels and egg yolks, scattered souvenir-market bric-a-brac about the first floor, and let the 18th-century stone dwelling do the rest. The place feels like a home because that's what it was built to be. And its new tenants have made it their own, right down to a kitschy set of whittled wooden figurines that look like mariachi buskers on their way to a yuletide manger display. (You may never have bought questionable craft art on a holiday trip, but I'll bet your mother has.)
So your server may toss a snarky shrug toward the little trumpet player. Or maybe he'll limit himself to a frank verdict on whether there's any reason a non-vegetarian should try the lard-less tamale. ("Pff. And miss the short ribs? No way.") The whole hype-less production may lull you into low expectations for the meal. After all, how good can home-style Latin food be if Jose Garces has been rocking your palate with intricate small-plate creations for the last couple years?
The answer is very good. Avenida is about affordable meals served on Ikea plates, not lamb lollipops in shot glasses, but the Alvarezes do it with uncommon focus and finesse. Don't skimp on appetizers. Slow-cooked octopus arms blistered with tequila poke through a cooling bed of watercress. Chorizo, poblano rajas and al dente black beans achieve a perfect three-way balance under a just-cheesy-enough queso fundido. Already you're having trouble sharing the very sharable portions.
Ceviche is not an apparent strength; pimento-stuffed green olives might elevate cheap white fish in a Mexican street stall, but rich cubes of sashimi-grade tuna deserve something less demotic. So stick to the stuff cooked with actual heat. Short ribs fall off the bone into a vivid mole the color of coffee grounds, with just the right level of chocolate-y bitterness both for the lush strands of meat and the pair of sweet corn fritters on the side. And here's where the waiter is wrong: It's the vegetarians who shouldn't miss this plate, because these hush puppies — brightened with orange juice, of all things — are so good that you could just as well consider the short ribs as the second fiddle.
Or ask for a couple of them to go with the el biche, which is billed as an "Ecuadorian bouillabaisse" but is really a down-home cauldron of lime-spiked snapper stock in which the celery seed is as noticeable as the fennel. This is an outstanding soup of the "everything stew" variety — plantains, shrimp, scallops, peppers, potatoes — just the kind of thing you can imagine Edgar's mother and aunts dreaming about when they tired of plucking chickens on his grandmother's ranch.
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Avenida's big entrées are less exciting, but by no means mere filler (except for the bowls of plain white rice that accompany a few of them, which are just that). There are two standouts. Chicken mishote is a bodaciously herbaceous and beautifully glossy quarter bird redolent of bay leaves and the banana frond it's roasted in, with a mild guajillo-pasilla-ancho chili kick that hums on the tongue to a lasting finish. Want something richer? Go for the pork pibil. A mound of shredded pork shoulder is tossed with just enough tomatillo purée to cut through one variety of fat, and enough pulverized pepitas and sesame seeds to layer on another. And sitting opposite that flavor bomb is a savory egg and zucchini flan that could hardly be more delicate if it were whipped with helium.
Amelia Dietrich has a firm grip on dessert. Her banana layer cake is an unexpected surprise — and another credit to a server who didn't miss with a single recommendation — but nothing's likely to top the ancho chili brownie. No sweeter than it needs to be (there's ice cream for that), it packs a huge wallop of chocolate that's chased down the throat by an exquisitely calibrated capsaicin tickle. On second thought, maybe the waiter did mess up. He could have recommended ordering two.
True to the Alvarezes' family-friendly aims, there's an attractive children's menu — plus enough Caribbean-style cocktails to leverage those kiddie-quesadilla orders into a three-mojito playdate. But don't let the whole family-style thing fool you. Avenida may be serving dinner on the same Ikea plates you use at home, but this is the kind of home cooking that merits going out for.
Avenida | 7402 Germantown Ave., 267-385-6857, avenidarestaurant. com. Tue.-Thu., 5-9:30 p.m.; Fri.-Sat., 5-10 p.m.; Sun., 5-9 p.m.; closed Mon. Soups and salads, $6-$9; appetizers, $6-$10; entrées, $14-$19; desserts, $4-$6.


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| Application is unable to locate MFC90U.dll and others Good Day Friends, I have an application installed on a Windows 7 machine at office. The application installs VS 2008 Redistributable files during its installations. The installation works fine. On the launch, the application crashes. On reviewing the Event Viewer, I can see "MFC90U.dll" listed under one of the "Data" tags. I tried copying all the MS 2008 related files and manifests to the local directory. This also didn't work. There are other products on the machine which are supposedly using earlier versions on VS Redistributable files. These applications work fine. Is there any chance that the co-existence of the multiple versions of the VS Redistributable files is causing any issues? Is there any way of specifying manifests in the local directory for the missing DLLs so that application can locate them? Please advice. I am stuck on it for 3 days now. Thanks & Regards! Pankaj Dwivedi. |
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| Dear Mag, The VS 2008 Redistributable has installed successfully. I can see it listed under the Control Panel -> Programs. Also, the problem is not seen when the application is installed on a clean machine. Only after other products, that are using older versions of VS Redistributables, were installed that the problem surfaced. Now, I have uninstalled all the other products and reinstalled the application. Still, no luck. I manually reinstalled the VS 2008 Redistributable. |
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| well either the actual aforementioned file has a problem. Or the program's association to it is somehow broken, that would usually be a registry entry. Reinstalling would generally be the way to fix this. It's why I suggested trying a second install process with the windows security toned down a step to see if it's interfering with your install. Though if that is the case it should occur on any similar machine you attempted to install it on. |
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Michelle Lynn Swackhammer and David Kenneth Mandery of Rochester were united in marriage on June 2, 2012, at the Grandview in Ellington. The Right Rev. Ian Adkins officiated the ceremony. Music was provided by master of ceremony Dan Warren. Mistress of ceremony was Debbie Carpenter.
The bride is the daughter of Daniel and Barbara Swackhammer of Jamestown. The groom is the son of Janet Mandery and the late Kenneth Mandery of Rochester.
The bride wore a Forever Yours, ivory, strapless, tapered A-line with a mushroom pleated bodice. Venice lace with silver embroidery highlighted with pearls and sequins. The back of the dress was accented with buttons and a chapel train. Her attire was completed with a blusher veil of lace and flowers.
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When I compared all three active specs in the first three slides, I liked these Panasonics best. Unfortunately they cost more than $50 and, like the Samsungs, only work with 2011 and 2012 Samsung TVs, or 2012 Panasonic TVs. You read that right: these glasses will not work with 2011 or earlier Panasonic 3D TVs.
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The bad: These 2012 glasses won't work with 2011 or earlier Panasonic 3D TVs. Despite the build quality the lenses are still susceptible to damage and to protect your investment we'd suggest storing them away after use. The glasses are still on the pricey side with Samsung and LG producing appreciably cheaper sets.
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Mother's Cookies sporadically produced a number of licensed team sets for a handful of west coast teams in the '80s and '90s. They were distributed both as singles packaged with baked goods and as sets on ballpark giveaway days. You may recall the fanpost kevintheoman did about the '98 set. The set I got was a giveaway; it even arrived in its original package.
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Ah, the classic Gwynn smile. And the also nice but not so classic Joyner smile.
I like that everybody is smiling on these. In about any other set I'd prefer to see ballplayers doing their best mean muggin' but come on, cookies and happiness go together.
I just can't stop looking at that picture of Fernando. He looks more like somebody's grandmother than usual. Oh, come on, Brian Johnson. I appreciate it but it really wasn't that funny.
Jody Reed appears to be one of the first to jump on the Caminiti goatee bandwagon. I wonder if Bob Tewksbury ever grew one. Google Images isn't showing one so I guess he concluded the same thing that I have: that he would look weird with one. On a completely unrelated note, R.I.P. Andujar Cedeno.
Sean Bergman is one of three former Padres pitchers who attended high school at Joliet Catholic Academy in Joliet, Illinois. The other two are Kevin Cameron and the great Mud Grant. I'm not sure where Marc Newfield or Craig Shipley went to high school and you don't care either anyway.
Like Bergman, Bobby Livingstone and Doug Bochtler also spent time with the Tigers. I don't know what became of the guy in the middle.
Archi! It seems like everybody loved him back then. It's not the most flattering shot of him but in a weird way the squinting almost seems to work in his favor. "He's so scrappy he can barely see the ball!"
Here are the last three and their duplicates. Andy Ashby is the only guy in the set who looks less than thrilled to be there, while Brad Ausmus seems to be reveling in the fact that he found out ladies love scruff years before anyone else caught on. As for Willie Blair, he's just happy to be out of Kentucky.


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DEP Secretary Randy Huffman said Monday that he disagrees with the EPA's decision, but added, "I'm not going to raise Cain over this. I'm not worked up over it."
Huffman said his agency's current plan is to complete work on a new stream assessment protocol in time for review by lawmakers during the 2014 regular session. But the EPA expressed concern the state's new procedure might not be done in time for use in the next required listing of impaired streams that same year.
Federal law requires states to publish such lists every two years, and then to develop plans to clean up pollution in the contaminated waterways.
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In West Virginia, the DEP has for years used a measure called the West Virginia Stream Condition Index, or WVSCI, to grade if waterways are "biologically impaired." The EPA has been pushing the state to use another test that it believes is more accurate. State officials and the coal industry, though, oppose the EPA method.
Last year, lawmakers passed SB562, which ordered the DEP to write new rules for "evaluating the holistic health of the aquatic ecosystem." Top DEP officials opposed the EPA's version of a biological impairment test, and Huffman said he also believed that the state's WVSCI should also not be the only measure used in making such determinations.
And while state officials come up with a new method and write rules to govern it, the DEP decided not to make any new impaired-stream listings based on either of the current tests.
In a Monday letter to Huffman, EPA regional administrator Shawn Garvin wrote that federal rules require states to "evaluate all existing and readily available water quality information" when preparing their impaired-stream lists. By ignoring available WVSCI score data indicating some streams were impaired, Garvin wrote, the DEP did not comply with those federal rules.
"SB562 is a state law that does not override federal requirements," the EPA said in an attachment to Garvin's letter. "EPA has an obligation to take action to ensure that the federal requirement is satisfied."
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Durant drops 59 as NBA titans duel
If there's one thing the last week has shown us it's that basketball isn't in complete hibernation. Last week the Goodman League from D.C. bested the Drew League from L.A. in a glorified pick up game featuring Kevin Durant, Jeff Green, Austin Daye, San Antonio Spurs guard Gary Neal and several others. Over the last two days, both FIBA Americas and Eurobasket tournaments launched, which we'll call real basketball.
Last night, some of the biggest names in the NBA squared off in Baltimore as the "Melo League" hosted the Goodman League. Basically Carmelo Anthony recruited some Baltimore born players including Spurs' Neal (who dropped 17 points for the game) but he also called in big guns LeBron James (aka the greatest basketball player alive) and Chris Paul (aka the greatest point guard alive) and thus beat Durant and the rest of the Goodman League.
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The iconic St. Regis Aspen has completed a $40 million interior and exterior redesign to resemble a quintessential mountain manor similar to what John Jacob Astor, the visionary behind the St. Regis brand, would have designed for the seasoned traveler during the Gilded Age.
A newly created library features a fireplace, sofas, and bookshelves. A grand staircase connects the lobby level to the lower-level ballrooms. The property's 25,000 square feet of meeting and ballroom space have been transformed into the palace ballrooms of the Astors. The walls and millwork have been painted to emphasize the traditional moldings and character. Large antique mirrors, exaggerated tufted sofas, and elegant furnishings reflect the grand salon style.
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