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Madeira, OH 45236
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Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(513) 272-2220
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Italian, American
Executive Chef:
Greg Wright
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
Ferrari's entire menu is available for carry out and many items are available in larger portions from our catering menu. All catering size pans serve eight to ten people. We will deliver with a minimum purchase and can do set up on-site.
Private Party Facilities:
Ferrari's restaurant consists of a variety of different size rooms that can accommodate large and small parties. One room, with fire place, will hold up to 40 guests while the larger room can accommodate up to 75 guests.
It has always been our policy at Ferrari's to eliminate the "unexpected" for our guests. There are no hidden fees.... set up fees, room charges or consulting fees. Our rooms can be reserved one year in advance. To confirm a reservation a deposit is required. All deposits are refundable with a 21 day notice. Final guest counts must be provided 72 hours prior to the event.
Private Party Contact:
Chris or Cathy (513) 272-2220
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Miami Avenue
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Ferrari's Little Italy & Bakery is located in the heart of Madeira, across from Madeira Kroger. Ferrari's is an authentic Italian Restaurant featuring Northern & Southern fare with excellent value & generous portions. Ferrari's has been operating for over twelve years and is family owned and
operated by the Bassano family. The restaurant has two private dining rooms available for private parties, rehearsal dinners, corporate meetings, or family gatherings. We also have an outside patio dining area that is beautifully landscaped with an Italian mural and a stone lighted waterfall. Ferrari's offers full service dining, carry-out, and catering, with an on-premise Italian bakery and Italian grocery.
At Ferrari's we feature family style dining. Our portions are large enough to share, they often border on the surreal. We invite you to enjoy the vera cucina piccola italia, the true cooking of Little Italy.
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Enjoyed the atmosphere for dinner
with friends. We were seated in a small room with only one other table. Great for conversation. Service was good and timely. Loved the variety of breads that is served. It was hard not to eat all the bread before our dinners were served. Decent selection of wines and affordable. Portions are large. All of us took home leftovers and also noticed most guests doing the same. I loved the eggplant Parmesan and my husband really enjoyed the veal Parmesan. We were all too full to order dessert. Will return when I want tasty italian food."
Dined on 3/1/2014
Huge portions for people who want
filling, fattening food."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Although it's a little drive for
us, it is so worth it since our fav real Italian place closed. Ferrari's has put true Italian back into our tummies!"
Dined on 2/22/2014
We found this 'near me' as we were
from out of town and needed dinner on a busy Saturday night. We only waited a few moments and then were ushered to a charming table in the back. It was crowded and busy, but our waitress was sweet and calm. I asked for something off menu and it was no problem. Our meals came quickly and were to quality."
Dined on 2/22/2014
I have been to here numerous times
over the past 20 years. This was not the best experience I have ever had. The calamari was still rubbery and tough. Also I got my pizza 10 minutes after my husband got his lasanga. The service was ok but not prompt at all. Plus we were never told the specials. I also felt like we were thrown in corner of room and not so romantic."
Dined on 2/21/2014
We took a couple to it for the
first time and they really liked the food and atmosphere. They like the Natinoal Exemplar a lot and thought that they would like this location also."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Nice spot. Calamari caesar was un
inspired. Service and decor made up for it"
Dined on 2/18/2014
We got there for an early lunch
and the restaurant was not crowded yet. The food and service was great. There is plenty of space between tables and the rooms are arranged so you can have quiet conversations even when the restaurant filled up. It was a good experience!"
Dined on 2/17/2014
Can be a great romantic spot if
you ask for the right table! It's been a while since we last ate at Ferraris, but selected it for a special night out. Not at all crowded, and we got a nice secluded table away from the larger groups. It wasn't quite what we recalled, a little less formal than in years past, but our food was very good and the portions still generous. Highly recommend the Ferrari salad and the linguini carbonara."
Dined on 2/17/2014
You can't go wrong with Ferrari's.
The food and service is always excellent. The great thing about dining here are the portioins are HUGE so there are always some leftover to take home."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Have been to Ferrari's many times
in the past and have thought it to be romantic and intimate. This visit however was anything but that, as we encountered very close proximity seating, bright lights and a very loud group close to our table. Food was great but not a place that I would call a romantic destination for my wife and I anymore. This was our Valentines dinner and it wasn't what we were used to in the past."
Dined on 2/15/2014
I forgot how great this little
Madeira gem is! The service is great, food is outstanding, and the atmosphere was perfect. Kind of casual, but not overly so. Not too loud. Nice fireplace and small bar, just really nice all around!"
Dined on 2/15/2014
Great restaurant with wonderful
Italian food. Not too pricey for two, either. However, they have several different dining areas, some are cozy and romantic, and others are like being in a cafeteria. We seem to always get seated in the latter area, which tends to be drafty and cold, and takes away from the dining experience. Lovely dining area outside when the weather is nice. However, one time we were seated by the fountain, and were subsequently moved because another customer requested the table - a little odd, but I guess you keep the big spenders happy...?"
Dined on 2/15/2014
I went on a date with my boyfriend
to celebrate V-day and the food was absolutely great! There were a few reasons as to why I didn't give this restaurant an oustanding review and that is because a poriton of the floor was tiled and it made it challending to walk in heels. I had to walk carefully as I had slipped a few times but was able to catch myself. Second the parking was very limited. Both my boyfriend and I thought our table was in an odd place and not as romantic as we had hoped. This wouldn't stop us from going again because the food was GREAT! Although I was disappointed at the limited selection of their baked items, which I was intially excited about since there are no Italina bakeries (at least that I am aware of) in Cini"
Dined on 2/15/2014
This was our second visit to
Ferrari's. My fiancée and I were seated in a smaller room which was quaint. There were four tables, one of them being a round that sat six. After we were seated, the staff added 2 more places at the table for 6 and the room became crowded and noisy. The ambience was gone. Our service was lacking too. We were told the specials when we were placing our order then heard a different special when the larger table was being waited on. I ordered the veal piccata which was flavorless. The dish had no seasoning whatsoever. The server did ask about it and she quickly replaced it with something else. That being said, the calamari and lasagna were good. Overall, not an enjoyable experience."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Excellent Italian cuisine. Service
was wonderful. Dessert was delectible."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Our last minute date night came
together beautifully thanks to the staff at Ferarris. We were aware that it was Valentines weekend and expected delays and possibly a rushed dinner. However we were seated within 10 min of our reservation time. Morgan made sure to answer all questions. When I asked about a wine recommendation she asked another staff member what would be best and I appreciated her sincerity. Her suggestion was perfect. Often times (esp with wine) I feel as if the server is suggesting a specific wine out of duty or to win a staff contest. I was glad she didnt get flustered and instead took the time to ask. The food was excellent! Start to finish great time and beautiful meal. Thank you!"
Dined on 2/15/2014
We had a reservation for five and
they put us in the side room in the corner. It was snowing that night and it felt like we were in a cold cellar. We had our two boys with us (ages 9 and 7), and there was a small toddler at the table next to us. The dinner was fine; good for kids. It ended up working out well for the boys, but I never felt quite warm enough or settled. The table was extended to accommodate our family, and my husband had to hold on to his plate for fear it would end up in his lap. If we make reservations here again, I will know to try to ask for seating in the main dining room."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Low key restaurant in the heart of
Madeira so it is close to home. It was quiet with tasty pasta dishes and had a nice ambience. This is my second time coming and enjoyed it each time. I will be back again."
Dined on 2/9/2014
We went here for a late mother's
day gift for my mom. Everyone was very friendly and inviting. It was early still so the place had not filled up yet. Food was quick and tasteful. Bread was also awesome and remarkable. We had a reservation but still we got seated right next to another couple. My only complaint is if you have plenty of room, why not spread out your guests while there is still room. I really didn't enjoy hearing the other couples dinner conversation, but that was easily remedied when they left for the night. Our server was fantastic and right on top of things. My son loved the "cheese" bread and couldn't get enough."
Dined on 2/9/2014
We visit our daughter often and
make this restaurant a definite must. Great food with many choices. The shrimp scampi is second to none. This restaurant provides a cozy atmosphere with many small rooms that give it much warmth. Love the fireplace. Keep doing what you're doing as it certainly is working. Kudos to you and can't wait to visit again and place Ferrari's on the top of our list."
Dined on 2/8/2014
cute restaurant but my lasagna was
only warm...as in not reheated enough! Service was slow and we were there at a non busy lunch time. Bakery did not have much selection. Unfortunate since I have heard good things."
Dined on 2/4/2014
my boyfriend and i stopped in here
around 10:00 on a friday night after finishing up at "cheers to art" the kitchen was closing but they still sat us. The portions here are MASSIVE so we split a lasagna, as all the reviews said it was amazing. It definitely was amazing and huge! we also got a crab cake appetizer and was super delicious. Between splitting those two, we were definitely full and our bill was fairly inexpensive even with a delicious glass or prosecco and a jack and coke for him. The only disappointing part was no oil and vinegar for the table, although the bread service was quite tasty. The bakery in front smells amazing and I must remember to stop in some day!"
Dined on 12/13/2013
our server was sweet, Morgan
stayed busy with many tables but kept up and gave us attention and made our first meal there one we wont forget! we will be back! Reservation we had made was only 5min behind and they even said sorry for that when we were leaving! Great atmosphere and food."
Dined on 2/1/2014
The food was great, as always.
Made reservations for 6 people & when we arrived at the restaurant on time, we had wait over 20 minutes for our table...with a reservation. Others were waiting for their tables too. Some had reservations, some didn't. Never had this issue before at Ferarri's. Also a long wait for our food. Didn't seem real organized. Man who brought the food to our table wasn't sure what the meals were that he was delivering. Put one down on the table & said he needed to go ask what meal it was! So excellent food, once it came, but some serious service issues which lowered their overall rating."
Dined on 2/1/2014
First time dining at Ferrari's for
myself and two friends but the wife had lunch here two months ago. Everyone greeted us with warm smiles and seated us at a table with red & white table clothes, just like the website pictures. Ambience was very comfortable and inviting. My wife had the Eggplant which could feed two people and absolutely loved it. My guest and I had the Lasagna and thought it too was excellent. Our other guest had the Chicken Marsala and thought the presentation and taste was outstanding. Overall the service, portions and taste exceeded our expectations. We will definitely return again for authentic Italian cooking. Good job by all the staff!"
Dined on 1/24/2014
Food, atmosphere, service were all
terrific! One of favorite spots."
Dined on 1/19/2014
nice easy relaxed dinner with
friends. had a in-a-cubby table that felt very private. service was fine; didn't rush us thru courses as some places tend to. Food was good - more traditional Italian - comfort food on a cold night. Only dish not at best was the salad - quite wilted lettuce. But special soup (tomato basil) was wonderful!"
Dined on 1/11/2014
First time customers, cute little
place, smaller than what I expected. The food was ok, got a pasta dish with added chicken, ordered the Bigger size to share could easily feed 4, the challenge is finding a Dish on the menu all 4 could agree upon. Looking at other dishes, Maybe we didn't pick the best option when we ordered? I was happy With the taste of the food, but I was expecting more? Fell short for me And my expectations. I will try it again, as I always try places several Times before I make final decision, still short."
Dined on 1/10/2014
We make this our 'place to eat' a
few times every year. Have gone there for New Year's Eve for the last few years. Little busier this year, we went a little later than we usually do. Seated after some wait, but as usual it was worth the time and trip."
Dined on 12/31/2013
Great spot for a spur of the
moment meal or a special occasion. Love the food (most of the time)!"
Dined on 8/9/2013
Went to Ferrari's to celebrate my
daughter's birthday and had a wonderful meal. My son and I both ordered pizzas, the alfredo and barbecue chicken, and we also ordered a large Ferrari and large Caesar salads for our group of 5 to split. The other members of the family ordered pasta dishes, fettucini alfredo and chicken parmesan. Every dish was delicious and portions were large. We enjoyed a cozy atmosphere with a fire burning in the fire place. We will definitely be back!"
Dined on 1/2/2014
Ferrari's is never a
disappointment. Our reservations were honored as soon as we walked in the door even though it was New Year's Eve. Being able to choose from a full menu was a pleasant surprise and as always the food was delicious. Would highly recommend this wonderful neighborhood restaurant."
Dined on 12/31/2013
This is a neighborhood restaurant
for us, so we eat here frequently, enjoying special nights such as half-price wine nights. We enjoyed our recent trip with visitors who were impressed by the bakery and portion size. Four of us shared the Ferrari Insalata and had enough for a couple more. There is always something to take home."
Dined on 12/26/2013
My daughter, husband and I, along
with our 3 year old granddaughter, dined there. We were placed in the bar area and the tables were very crowded together. .. Kept bumping the chair of the person behind me if either of us got up. The kids menu is just okay. We really love eating here in the summer when we can be on the patio. The patio is also much better for little ones as they can move around a bit. The food that night was so so also. It was an off night, a Monday I think, so the cook/chef wasn't up to par."
Dined on 9/21/2013
It obviously was a busy night, but
they ran out of my dinner item and came back about 30 minutes after order was placed. Service was spotty,(waitress did not ask if we wanted a second drink, just took our first and dinners did not arrive at the same time), and food was average, (veal was chewy). Disappointed in the experience."
Dined on 12/24/2013
The perfect place for Christmas
eve dinner...We had a reservation for two at around 7:30 pm and we were seated very soon after we arrived...The service was great and the food is always good...Perfect time to be there since the crowd was winding down a bit...We'll be back next year..."
Dined on 12/24/2013
We have dined here twice and will
definitely come back. We live in Western Hills but will drive a distance if the food is good. We will be back!"
Dined on 12/14/2013
Ferrari's offers neighborhood
comfort food, a decent meal close to home. It's not spectacular and the service is just OK. You have to remember to ask about specials, the servers don't volunteer the information. Ask for the dipping oil too, it's worth requesting."
Dined on 12/13/2013
My wife and I were unhappy with
our dinners, but the dinners served to our friends – lasagna – looked (and according to our friends, tasted) great. My wife's vegetarian pizza was over-loaded with vegetables – fall of the plate loaded – and was lacking in cheese. I ordered the daily special. It was loaded with great tasting and perfectly prepared seafood, but was heavily stocked with a vegetable that I don't care for at all. In the description, there was no mention of that vegetable being included in the dish, or I would have asked that it be left out. Next visit, and there will be a next visit, we'll order something different, something more traditional."
Dined on 12/13/2013
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Same-Day Flower Delivery to Local Funeral Homes Including SundaysWe are conveniently located near:Good News Christian Center (Des Plaines, IL), Friedrichs Funeral Home (Mount Prospect, IL), Oehler Funeral Home, 1 mi. away (Des Plaines, IL), Riverwoods/Servino's Funeral Home, 1 mi. away (Des Plaines, IL), G.L. Hills Funeral Home, 3 blocks away (Des Plaines, IL), Cumberland Funeral Home, (Norridge, IL) Matz Funeral Home ( Mount Prospect, Il.) Glueckert Funeral Home ( Arlington Heights),Lauterburg-Oehler Funeral Home(Arlington Heights) Ryan Parke Funeral Home, (Park Ridge, Il.) Nelson Funeral Home, (Park Ridge, Il.) Cooney Funeral Home,(Park Ridge, Il.) Skaja Terrace Funeral Home,(Niles, Il.) Colonial-Wojciechowski Funeral Home, (Niles, Il.) Shalom Memorial Funeral Home,(Arlington Hts.) Kolssak Funeral Home,(Wheeling, Il.) M.J. Suerth Funeral Home,(Chicago, Il.)
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The florist, Bouquets Baskets and Balloons, has proudly been serving the Chicago land area, including surrounding suburbs, such as Des Plaines, Park Ridge, Niles, Morton Grove, Skokie, Rosemont, Mt. Prospect, Elk Grove Village, Arlington Hts. Prospect Hts. and Northbrook since 2000. We are a family-owned business committed to designing only the finest flower arrangements, centerpieces, corsages, gift baskets and balloon bouquets and party decorations. We choose fresh flowers including premium roses and tropical flowers daily, at the flower market to insure the very best pick. Therefore, we can generally provide you with the flowers of your choice quickly. So, you tell us what you are looking for and if we don't have it we can usually find it for you. We work with several suppliers to insure a broad selection of possibilities, variety and price points. All flowers are processed according to the highest standards to increase the vase life of your flowers dramatically. Contact our florist shop in Des Plaines, Illinois for delivery of flower arrangements, centerpieces, roses, sympathy/funeral flowers, balloons, balloon bouquets, food, gourmet, chocolate, cheese,sausage and fruit baskets, wedding, and funeral flowers.
Providing floral arrangements for your wedding is one of our specialties. We provide flowers for the wedding party, ceremony and flowers for the wedding reception. Coordinated custom balloon decorations may be included for added interest. Floral and balloon designs are modern and high style.
Our florist is committed to quality and professional service to your satisfaction. Due to our moderate size we are able to provide personalized service, suggestions and free consultations for your wedding, wedding reception, funeral/sympathy flowers, party, or event's decorating needs.
Our funeral/Sympathy selection is all-inclusive. We offer personalized funeral flowers, arranged in casket sprays, family side pieces, wreaths, hearts, crosses, fireside baskets and even a rosary of red roses, as well as cremation standing funeral urn tributes. We will provide ribbons with gold script free of charge for all funeral flowers. For the family, a funeral gift of gourmet or fruit baskets are available as well as a beautiful selection of plants. Regardless of your choice of funeral arrangements, same day delivery is generally possible 7 days a week. Your gift will arrive beautifully presented and personalized with your message. All funeral/ sympathy gifts can be customized according to personal preferences. We deliver to all local funeral homes, Des Plaines,IL Park Ridge, Il. Niles,Il. Mount Prospect, Il. Prospect Hts, Il. Arlington Hts, Il. and Chicago Suburbs including Oehler, G.L. Hill, River Woods, Ryan Parke, Nelson, Cooney, Skaja Terrace, Malek, M.J. Suerth Funeral Home and Cumberland. Call for a free funeral/sympathy flower consultation.
Conveniently located near Advocate Lutheran General Hospital and Children's Hospital in Park Ridge, IL and Presence Holy Family Hospital in Des Plaines, Il.
In addition, new baby, get well deliveries are available daily to local nursing homes and hospitals including Advocate Lutheran General (Park Ridge), Presence Resurrection (Chicago), Glenbrook (Glenview), Northwest Community (Arlington Heights), Alden and Ballard Nursing Homes (Des Plaines, IL), Holy Family Hospital, (Des Plaines, IL.) and Glenview Terrace,(Glenview, Il.)
We also create flowers, new baby gift baskets and balloon bouquets, for the newborn and family. Children's themed baskets are also available. Ask about our Birthday balloon bouquet.
Bouquets, Baskets and Balloons has provided decorations for the city of Des Plaines' New Years Eve party, the Des Plaines Chamber of Commerce, Rainbow Hospice, The Academy of Science, Oce', and Xerox to name a few.
Pricing is very competitive, since we are not a wire service or order gatherer; there are no middlemen. We provide added value, whether it is an order placed or an additional service. You may discuss any of the above with us by phone or in person.
Florist Offering: Gourmet Gift BasketsGourmet/Food • Long Grove Confectionary™ • Fine Chocolate and Candy • Cookie Baskets and Arrangements • Cheese and sausage Baskets • Fruit Baskets • Coti Bath and Body™ Spa Baskets • Funeral/Sympathy BasketsBuild a Basket, , corporate gift baskets, Mother's Day gift and plant baskets
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Rental ItemsVases • Hurricane Lamps • Pedestals • Stemware for Floating Candles or FlowersMirrors and Votives • Balustrades • Glass Cylinder Vases • Pilzner Vases, Eifle Tower Vases, two styles lily bowls for floating flowers or candles, custom cake table cloth, Large ostrech feathers in black and white
FlowersFresh • Dried • SilkBouquets • Centerpieces • Corsages • Tropicals* Roses
We can create custom flower arrangements for all occasions. Specific Seasonal arrangements can be created to your specifications. We also continue to specialize in wedding and funeral /sympathy flowers throughout the year. Custom Cemetery Wreaths are also available.
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then don't you know what a pseudo is; is "oddsod" your real name? Probably not, then it's a pseudo.
And again yes it's a typo, but one could figure it out, it stands for "laborer".
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The time is on us once again. The "feature freeze" for 2.3 was just announced. By the time you read this, it will be down to last-minute testing and making sure all is well before final release. What's new other than more device drivers? I don't yet know everything new, but I do know that once again, I'll need to learn new firewalling software. For 2.0, it was ipfwadm--not bad, but no fine-grained control. For 2.2, it is ipchains--I liked the control, but heard many complaints about its complexity, and I found very few configuration tools for this beast. So I'm off to download and compile the latest kernel to test the new netfilter that will be 2.4's packet mangling software. Here's hoping for configurability and simplicity in one package.
mason: http://www.pobox.com/~wstearns/mason/
This aptly named software is, you guessed it, a firewall configuration program. Basically, mason learns about the traffic passing through your gateway (soon to be your firewall) and records the traffic so you can build a firewall brick by brick (or chain by chain, as it were). The recording is done in the form of a line that can be used by mason or by the ipchains-restore script. When the software fires up, it checks what type of system you have: if it is a 2.0.x system, it will use ipfwadm; if 2.2.x, it will use ipchains. The new netfilter software rules should not be significantly different from ipchains, and support will be added before the 2.4.x release if it hasn't been already (some of the code was in place but disabled in the version I tested). The software does require you to review the rules, so you do need to be able to read and understand them to decide which rules to keep. It requires bash, ipchains or ipfwadm, and a kernel built with firewall support.
This command-line system information utility will fill pages. si will tell most folk more than they ever cared to know about their system, what resources (IRQs, DMAs, etc.) are being used, what programs are running, how much memory they're using, etc. The information can be obtained by other programs, but it will take a few. In fact, I'm not sure what more information you could get or want. While I haven't verified it, I suspect this program is reading a good part of the /proc tree to return all this information; at least, it matches the information I know to be available, just not as easily readable in /proc. It requires glibc.
system-info: blaine.res.wpi.net/files/system-info.0.7.tar.gz
Going from information overload to almost underwhelming by comparison, this utility will provide one page of information nicely formatted in HTML—great for putting something up on a web page. I looked, and while it had a fair amount of information for only one page's worth, it was innocuous enough. I would feel safe putting this on a public web page, whereas the utility above is more information than even a wannabe cracker would want (or need). It requires Perl.
DNS sleuth: atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mj/linux.html
This little jewel is a DNS checker. With both a command-line interface and a web interface, sleuth will check whether the configuration of your DNS complies with the RFCs. It will give you warnings for some things and errors when it sees something completely wrong. The best part is it will tell you what is wrong and reference the RFC so you can see for yourself why it's bad and how to fix it. No more guessing if it's correct or not—fast and thorough. It requires Perl and the Net::DNS Perl module.
landb: http://avenir.dhs.org/landb/
Have a large LAN? Thankfully, I don't any more. But if I did, particularly one that spans buildings (much less floors), and typically two or more /24 (class C) networks, I'd be using something like this database to keep it sorted. It really is overkill for a small network, though. I think I'd add a few comment fields to hold a name and number or two for problems. Makes a nice complement to a resource manager like MOT (Ministry of Truth) or IRM (IT Resource Manager). It requires Perl, CGI, DBI, DBD modules, MySQL and a web server.
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yafc is yet another FTP client. You may be thinking, "I already have both graphical and command-line FTP tools, and ncftp (a command-line client to which this is a competitor) fills the latter niche nicely." However, the nice thing about competition is the newcomer has to have something that works better than the incumbent, or otherwise why bother? Well, this one has—at least for me. Side by side, I found yafc easier to use (important even to a command-line-junkie like myself) and better designed. It has a few parameters you can set, like cache and others. It requires libncurses, libreadline and glibc.
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It's been a while since I looked at any kind of HTML markup editor, and I don't remember them being all that friendly or easy to use, so my HTML editor of choice has always been vi. Now, you've probably guessed I'm not much of a webmaster (it's true, I'm not)--I'm into substance over form. About the only thing I didn't see in august, but would like to, is some markup selections for PHP. It requires Tcl/Tk.
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To be fair, I didn't believe I was in a good position to lead, considering the healing pin was pretty powerful and protective roles like that should not be in the open (not to mention I thought SOMEONE would step up), but at the same time I regret not talking to others as much (I died without having talked to anyone about this), although considering I nearly died the first cycle I didn't stand much of a chance. And yeah, if you're going to do an item game like that, the only person who should possibly have a thief is the wolf. Either that, or there is some way to keep certain items upon yourself no matter what.
daenym: you weren't invited to #mami because it was made so we could discuss without shifty neutrals :P we then carried on using it because we couldn't add ace to the ops list in #totori, which was secure :/ also i kept waking up to find logs showing that spiffy had done something to annoy the neutrals in my inbox lol, it wasn't exactly a pleasant way to start the day since i supported letting daenym win and getting on with it, since we knew we could kill him after he won anyway!
I apologize for raging. That was a dumb thing for me to do. And just before I go... I'M SEXY + AND I KNOW IT. And I'm going to lol at my screwing over MB for a while. :3
@Daenym Im not saying that what I did was an amazing play by me I was just explaining how I discovered their channel. It wasn't anything special. Also can you explain what exactly is wrong with anonymous irc alts? Other than the fact that they are stupid, am I like somehow breaking the integrity of the game?
I think they toe the line of the "no player impersonation" rule, personally. I'm sure some people disagree, but it's just how I feel about it, and I'm not gonna be changing my mind on the subject.
How did I miss this log??? 22:32 the_angry_scientist: how long are you gonna keep up the act walrein? 22:32 Layell: aren't you rebooting the heal this cycle? 22:33 Walrein: yea 22:33 the_angry_scientist: he hasn't sent it in if he is 22:33 Walrein: i have 22:33 the_angry_scientist: (or i forgot to put it on the sheet) 22:33 Walrein: i just forgot to tell you 22:33 Walrein: i only sent it 22:33 Walrein: to acklow 22:33 Layell: ohhh 22:33 the_angry_scientist: :( 22:33 Layell: burn 22:33 Layell: by the guy 22:33 Layell: who is frozzzzen 22:33 Walrein: so yea tas 22:33 the_angry_scientist: better send it to me 22:33 Walrein: if it isnt on the sheet 22:33 Walrein: i will tell you 22:33 Layell: Shroud Self, Reboot Thanx 22:33 Layell: is what I have 22:34 Walrein: ya 22:34 Layell: maybe you should give me your sheet tas 22:34 Layell: so I can add it 22:34 Walrein: yea 22:34 Walrein: that is a good plan I am now also trying to replay TWEWY on hard mode because of this game. Not going too well.


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LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Hong Kong stocks opened lower Friday ahead of preliminary Chinese manufacturing data due out later in the morning. The Hang Seng Index /quotes/zigman/2622475/realtime HK:HSI +0.02% lost 0.1% to 22,423.49, while the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index fell 0.2%, even as the Shanghai Composite Index /quotes/zigman/1859015/realtime CN:SHCOMP +0.10% added 0.3%. Resource shares were broadly lower, with Jiangxi Copper Co. /quotes/zigman/16454/realtime HK:358 -2.41% /quotes/zigman/332900/delayed/quotes/nls/jixay JIXAY -4.25% down 0.7%, Zijin Mining Group Co. /quotes/zigman/2/realtime HK:2899 0.00% /quotes/zigman/29371/delayed/quotes/nls/zijmf ZIJMF +14.24% lower by 0.6%, and China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., or Sinopec, /quotes/zigman/22837/realtime HK:386 -0.58% /quotes/zigman/269314/delayed/quotes/nls/snp SNP -0.09% , dropping 0.9%. Some defensive names advanced, however, with Power Assets Holdings Ltd. /quotes/zigman/14050/realtime HK:6 -0.08% adding 1.4%, MTR Corp. /quotes/zigman/22680/realtime HK:66 0.00% up 0.5% and Hong Kong conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. /quotes/zigman/14160/realtime HK:13 +0.28% /quotes/zigman/157647/delayed/quotes/nls/huwhy HUWHY +1.81% adding 0.3%. The moves came shortly before the release of HSBC's "flash" manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index.
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By Katherine Gregg PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- While voicing her disappointment that a draft of the much-anticipated pension overhaul bill was leaked, state General Treasurer Gina M. Raimondo on Friday seized the moment to tout the hundreds of millions of dollars in potential savings to state and local taxpayers, and a potential $3 billion reduction in the state's $7.3 billion in unfunded pension liability. Raimondo said some pieces of the bill are still in negotiation. But if the final package is adopted in its entirely, she said it would not only spare state and local taxpayer from having to pay twice next year the $300 million or so they are paying this year for state employee and teacher pensions, but actually reduce the taxpayer tab for these public employee pensions. In interviews with The Journal and WPRO radio, she said it would also save the city of Providence approximately $10 million, and Cranston "over $11 million'' in contributions the two cities would otherwise have to make for their public school teachers and, some municipal employees. She said she would have more details when the final bill is delivered to the General Assembly during a special session on Tuesday. But at this point, she said, it appears the proposal will knock $3 billion off the state's $7.3 billion in unfunded obligations to its current and future retirees. The draft overhaul plan talks about "re-amortizing,'' which means stretching that debt out over a longer period of time -- 25 years, instead of the 18 years remaining on the state's current 30-year payment schedule. As a general rule, re-amortization saves money upfront, but costs more over time. Asked in a follow-up interview with The Journal what the new 25-year payment schedule might cost or save, Raimondo said the numbers are not yet clear because that is one of the pieces "we are still working on.'' She said she had no quarrel with the accuracy of The Journal's reporting of the contents of the 202-page draft proposal, but she said several pieces are still in play. She acknowledged, for example, that Governor Chafee's bid to include in the legislation a restructuring and solvency plan for locally controlled pension plans was one of the remaining sticking points. The package obtained by The Journal included several stated goals, including the suspension of COLAs for retirees in these locally administered plans, moving all new employees in these community-run plans into the state-run Municipal Employees Retirement System after July 1, 2012, and a mechanism for withholding state aid from communities that do not make their required pension contributions. But Raimondo said, "Everyone is waiting to see the governor's plan on that. He's had 10 months to work on that and I still haven't seen a plan.'' "To be clear, as the treasurer I have no constitutional or other jurisdiction over the non-MERS [plans]....and its a very important point to get across: the non-MERS plans are individually collectively bargained for plans. They are not set out in statute and they [raise] a completely different set of legal issues and financial issuers. "At this point I have yet to see from the governor a legal analysis, an actuarial analysis or a financial analysis or a complete plan,'' Raimondo said. "So I think we have broad agreement there's a problem, but I have yet to see a thoughtful solution.''
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By John E. Mulligan PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Rep. David N. Cicilline raised about $202,000 for his reelection fund during the reporting period that ended Sept. 30, his campaign announced Thursday. The Rhode Island Democrat's campaign offered no cash-on-hand figure in its news release. Republican candidate Brendan Doherty has reported having about $270,000 in the bank on Sept. 30. Republican candidate John Loughlin reported raising almost $23,400 but his campaign gave no cash balance in its statement. Full reports on the quarter's congressional campaign fundraising at due at the Federal Election Commission by midnight Saturday.
By Philip Marcelo and Katherine Gregg PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Governor Chafee on Thursday defended the state Board of Governor's decision to make undocumented students eligible for in-state tuition rates at Rhode Island's public colleges, calling some lawmakers' threats to repeal or modify the decision in next year's General Assembly session an "end around" to the process. "In this case, I would argue that tuition decisions should be made in the Board of Governors; that's where they are always made and that's the best place for them to be made," he said. "[T]he legislature is the end around the process." Chafee made the comments when asked, during an interview at the State House, what he thought of a survey of lawmakers conducted this month by the Journal on the issue of in-state tuition rates. The survey found that an overwhelming number of the lawmakers who responded were opposed, with some promising to push legislation next year to reverse or modify the board's decision. Chafee disagreed with the conclusion of the survey. "I thought I saw mostly [non-responses]," he said. "If I were writing the story I would have said [in the] headline: "[House Speaker Gordon D. Fox] supports in-state tuition." He said the new policy, which takes effect in September 2012, will help Rhode Island lower its unemployment rate, which is still among the highest in the nation. "I understand that in difficult economic times, and we are in the most difficult economic times in my memory, people are angry and sometimes that gets vented in what I would call unnecessary directions," Chafee said. "This is a chance to educate our population. The lowest unemployment levels are where you have the highest number of educated people. This is all in the interest of improving our economy. Educated populations will lead to lower unemployment." Asked how in-state tuition for students who cannot be hired legally helps to reduce unemployment, the governor said: "It's an incentive to finish high school if you know you might get in-state tuition. Ultimately, I am sure many of these undocumented students will become citizens somehow. That's what happens.'' Chafee also said he is still considering creating a state-issued driving license or permit for illegal immigrants, much as the State of Utah has done recently. "I always like to be associated with leaders that are doing good things for their community," he said. "Seeing what Utah has [been] doing on this issue to me is worthy of instruction." The governor added that the state has a lot of other issues of higher priority right now, including pension reform, the Department of Motor Vehicles, the Department of Transportation and "making sure Central Falls is on the right track.'' On Channel 12's Newsmakers last Sunday, Chafee had left the impression that his interest in creating a driving license or permit for illegal immigrants had been an off-the-cuff remark.
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The Rhode Island Statewide Coalition, an advocacy group favoring limited taxation and fiscally conservative government, is asking Rhode Islanders to call state General Treasurer Gina M. Raimondo and Senate President M. Teresa Paiva Weed to urge them to include independent municipal pension plans in whatever legislation is proposed to fix state-run government-worker pension plans. "Ask that the Senate President and the Treasurer address and fix the municipal pension problems during the special session along with the state pensions," the coalition said in an e-mail Thursday. "We cannot afford to ignore the municipal pension issue -- it needs to be fixed via legislative action as well." Raimondo has questioned whether the legislature can touch the municipal-run plans, which were established by contract with unionized employees. State-run pensions were established by state law. Governor Chafee has said he favors including the municipal-run plans. Rhode Island faces a $9.4 billion shortfall between the cost of pension benefits already earned by government workers and retirees and the the money set aside to pay for them. That breaks down to $7.3 billion in the state-run plans and $2.0 billion in municipal run plans.
By John E. Mulligan WASHINGTON -- Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse's campaign has announced that it raised more than $550,000 in the reporting period that ended Sept. 30, leaving the Rhode Island Democrat with a cash balance of almost $2.6 million. The GOP candidate for the job, Barry Hinckley, reported having about $148,000 in the bank after raising $163,000 during the third quarter of the year. October 12
WASHINGTON -- The John Loughlin for Congress campaign raised $23,377 during the quarter that ended Sept. 30, according to spokesman Michael Napolitano. Loughlin, a candidate for the Republican nomination in the 1st Congressional District, is serving as an army reserve officer in Iraq until December. Napolitano said the fundraising for the quarter included $9,562 collected on Loughlin's behalf at a Sept. 25 fundraiser. Loughlin reported a campaign balance of $203 as of June 30. The campaign did not issue a figure for cash on hand Sept. 30. The rival Republican candidate, Brendan Doherty, reported a balance of more than $270,000 as of Sept. 30.
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By TATIANA PINA PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The "Values Voter" bus made a stop in Rhode Island on its way from New Hampshire to Ohio so speakers could talk about the importance of protecting religious liberties. Among the visitors on the bus was Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, a conservative Christian group that promotes what it considers to be family values. Perkins who walked out of a long colorful bus that serves as a mobile office said the American family must be preserved an allowed to preserve its religious freedoms. "If we want to change the size and scope of government first strengthen the American family. We do that by encouraging family formation without policy and protecting the right of faith in the community and the right to be aggressively involved in local community." The event drew about 20 people, including local ministers, politicians and residents. Plante said he invited the bus organizers to draw attention to the Rhode Island Affiliate of the American Civil Liberties Union and its efforts to repeal the passage of the civil unions. In a 22-page report, the ACLU said that gay and lesbian couples have not been rushing to obtain civil union status under Rhode Island's new law and called it a fiasco. The agency is pushing to repeal the "Corvese amendment," a broad religious exemption that was added on the House floor. The report said that repeal would keep the law from undermining any statutory protections that gay and lesbian couples already have and may encourage more to apply for licenses. The ACLU also will also push for same-sex marriage and legislation of same-sex divorce, which Plante said is an impingement on the religious liberties of community members. "Rhode Islanders need to understand that their faith is still under attack today," Plante said before the gathering. Providence Journal photo / Mary Murphy The initial version of this report was posted at 1:24 p.m.
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WASHINGTON -- A Rhode Island official told a panel at the National Defense University Wednesday about the state's efforts to train prospective workers in the field of cybersecurity. Theresa Murray of the R.I. Emergency Management Agency attended a workshop at the National Defense University, accompanied by U.S. Rep. James R. Langevin. She described how various military, educational and pubic safety organizations are collaborating, as she put it in draft remarks, "To recruit and train unemployed and under-employed people and provide them with the skills and credentials which are necessary to enter the workforce as cybersecurity professionals." A goal, said Murray, is "to develop a sustainable pipeline of high school and college students who enter the academic path" to employment in the field. Langevin told the panel, "Our most important resource in cyberspace will be the people that operate it, and ultimately, defend it. More than inventing new technology, our most important effort today should be finding and training the right people." The Rhode Island Democrat said that, "While the numbers may have changed over the past several years, the growth in demand continues to far outnumber the personnel capable of protecting our networks."
WASHINGTON -- "Americans Elect," a new organization that offers an alternative to the traditional partisan process of nominating presidential candidates, plans an introductory meeting in Providence Thursday. The 7 p.m. gathering at 67 George St., is a chance "for those fed-up with the standard two-party system to discover ways to foster political change and engage others in the community," according to a news release from Americans Elect. The organization proposes to select presidential nominees through a "virtual" convention on the Internet next summer.
By Katherine Gregg PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- EngageRI, a privately financed advocacy group for pension reform, has hired former House Majority Whip Christopher Boyle as its $30,000 lobbyist. The hiring surfaced in a filing Friday with the Rhode Island secretary of state's office. Boyle ascended to the third-highest ranked leadership position in the House in 1988, when Joseph DeAngelis succeeded Matthew Smith as House speaker. Boyle's other lobbying clients include Newport Grand, Blue Cross & Blue Shield, the Community Provider Network of RI, GeneralMotors, the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority and PriMedia. EngageRI bills itself as "a group of concerned Rhode Islanders who understand that comprehensive pension reform is the key to creating jobs, sustaining our state's quality of life and ensuring a bright future for our citizens," according to a flier being distributed in the business community and obtained by The Providence Journal. October 11
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Rhode Islanders who want to watch the 8 p.m. Republican presidential debate over the air will have to do it at the little-known channel Bloomberg TV. The debate, at Dartmouth College, is sponsored by Bloomberg, The Washington Post, and WBIN-TV. Its central theme will be the economy and jobs. A three-person panel of questioners will be led by PBS's Charlie Rose. According to Bloomberg's "Channel Finder," the channel is available from the following providers at these channels: PROVIDERS CHANNEL
By Katherine Gregg PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- As a former U.S. Senator, Governor Chafee is eligible to receive a federal pension of $1,478 per month - $17,736 a year - when he turns 62. That was the answer that his communications director Christine Hunsinger provided Tuesday, in response to questions about the 58-year-old Chafee's own pension prospects. In February 2009, the former Warwick mayor and city-councilman withdrew his $44,204 in payroll contributions to the Warwick pension system, according to Mayor Scott Avedisian. That included $4,966 in interest. During his days in the U.S. Senate, Chafee was enrolled in what he has described as a "hybrid'' plan that included both a defined-benefit and a 401(k)-style opportunity for federal employees to set money aside for retirement. Details of his prospective pension, including the worth of each year he served in the Senate towards his pension, were not immediately available, but Hunsinger said: "The 401(k) portion he transferred when he separated from federal service.''


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Nurturing the Accumulation of Innovations: Lessons from the Internet
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The innovations that became the foundation for the Internet originate from two eras that illustrate two distinct models for accumulating innovations over the long haul. The pre-commercial era illustrates the operation of several useful non-market institutional arrangements. It also illustrates a potential drawback to government sponsorship â in this instance, truncation of exploratory activity. The commercial era illustrates a rather different set of lessons. It highlights the extraordinary power of market-oriented and widely distributed investment and adoption, which illustrates the power of market experimentation to foster innovative activity. It also illustrates a few of the conditions necessary to unleash value creation from such accumulated lessons, such as standards development and competition, and nurturing legal and regulatory policies.(This abstract was borrowed from another version of this item.)
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03 Nov 2013, 02:51pm by Aaron Schatz
It was a bit shocking last week when Miami tackle Jonathan Martin left the team and was put on the non-football injury list for "emotional reasons." But we're starting to get some more information on what's going on in the Miami locker room and it seems to take the usual rookie hazing to a new (and surprisingly financial) level. Dolphins veterans are apparently pressuring some rookies into paying for meals until they've exhausted their $390,000 rookie salaries.
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Justin Blackmon just can't get his act together, and the Jacksonville Jaguars just can't catch a break. Blackmon has been suspended eight games (i.e. the rest of the year) for blowing the NFL substance abuse policy, again. He's allowed to apply for reinstatement in 2014. This doesn't appear to be about performance-enhancing drugs. The guy needs rehab. Remember when Blackmon came out and he was supposed to be "Dez Bryant, but with a better head on his shoulders?"
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Sounds like an adult film, right? It is and it isn't. What I witnessed from Washington's passing offense against Denver this weekend was so nasty it will compel viewers take a long shower afterwards. Equally disturbing is that this film possesses a lot of elements of an exploitation flick and I had a difficult time watching an innocent, young talent treated this way. Worst of all, it's difficult to assess blame and there in lurks the elements of psychological horror that chills the blood.
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Brian Burke makes an interesting point in this piece for Slate: Would Dallas have been better off punting from the Detroit 26 last weekend just because Detroit would have tried to play for a tying field goal?
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Tanier here, doing what I do best: assigning grades in November! There is some good data here about how much no-huddle teams are running and fourth down aggressiveness, plus my usual opinions.
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Man, I Need Vans Game of S.K.A.T.E. 2014 @ Vans Skatepark
Posted 01/20/2014 11:41:14 by Chase
It's February and you know what that means...time for the Man, I Need Vans Game of S.K.A.T.E. at Vans Skatepark! On Saturday, February 22nd the park will run the contest for two age divisions (6 - 13 & 14+). Winner from each division takes home a year's supply of Vans shoes (12 pair). There is no additional registration fee other than paying to skate the session...limited spots available. Check out the flyer for more details.


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Polka Dot Footies
Oh, we loved these cozy little footies! They're a bit thicker and almost as snuggly as a sweater, but still fit perfectly in flats. Delicate eyelet lace edging stretches comfortably.
Fiber Content: The label says "œCotton, acrylic" but doesn't give exact percentages. According to our representatives from Tabbisocks, they are 95% Nylon and 2% Spandex, but we believe they really are cotton and acrylic as labeled.
Sizing Tips: Label says these fit US women's shoe size 5-10, but we think they'll be too loose for feet smaller than a size 6.
Additional Info: Made in China.
Label: Tabbisocks
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The Best Footies!
Have been wearing these since Xmas and I have to say they seem to be the best footies I have! Not only are they cute where they peek out of my shoes - no embarassment - they stay where they are supposed to. No slippage due to the amount of material at front and an elacticized heel. Makes me happy!
Date published: 2014-02-07
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I like these well enough. I do wish the backs came up just slightly higher though, as I feel like they slip off easily. I can't wait to try them in warmer weather though, I think they will be great with spring and summer flats.
Date published: 2014-01-20
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