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Moeller Marine's Permanent Fuel tanks Utilizes rotationally molded, cross-linked polyethylene plastic to allow for complex shape designs beyond conventional and restricted aluminum tanks. The Permanent Fuel Tanks' fittings hold the highest O.D. and I.D. tolerances in the industry, ensuring you the highest level of input flow available during tank refueling. NOTE: FUEL LINE FITTINGS SOLD SEPARATELY
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do the regs. say anything about use on a rear mounted pondtoon with no cover outside the safety rails.
Unfortunately, no. The 032818 is a below deck fuel tank and is not designed for mounting above deck. The XLPD material that they use in constructing this tank has no UV protection, thus it ca not be used in direct sunlight. As well as there are regulations governing the type of tank that can be used above and below deck.Thanks
According to Moeller Marine this item part 032550 is a below deck fuel tank that is not configured to meet the new EPA/CARB evaporative emissions requirements. They are allowed to sell a non-compliant EPA/CARB permanent mount tank when installed in a consumer boat built prior to 2011 and that matches the evaporative emissions of the tank being replaced. Not sure if we have answered your question completely as it does relate to whether you are installing as an aftermarket use in older boats or whether this is a smaller OEM trying to circumvent the EPA regs. I hope this helps. If not, please contact Moeller Marine for assistance. ThanksDetails:
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You can use these tanks for fuel that contains ethanol as long as you aren't letting the fuel sit for more than a month or so at a time. If needed, you can always add (and probably should consider doing regardless for your motor's sake) an ethanol treatment when you fill up, I know that Stabil has a good product for that.Hope this helps!
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Robots taking jobs from manufacturing workers is a trend dating back decades, but rapidly advancing software has spread the threat of job-killing automation to nearly every occupation.
The technological advances, while helping businesses boost productivity dramatically, have cost the U.S. economy millions of jobs.
An investigation by the Associated Press found that most of the millions of jobs lost to the Great Recession did not migrate overseas, but simply disappeared - victims of smart robots and improvements to software that have made many jobs obsolete.
"The jobs that are going away aren't coming back," Andrew McAfee, principal research scientist at the Center for Digital Business at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co-author of "Race Against the Machine," told the Associated Press. ''I have never seen a period where computers demonstrated as many skills and abilities as they have over the past seven years."
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Car crashes kill about 1.2 million people worldwide each year. And let's face it, drivers are getting worse -- not better.
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What do you want for Christmas? I found myself asking myself this very question just one year ago. I was trying to think of something exciting… life enriching, and something that would last longer than the month of December! I knew that I wanted to do something special for myself in the New Year… something that would help me get back on track with my fitness and nutrition goals and something that would help me increase my social circle of "active" friends. At the time I knew about large fund raising training groups that would provide training for running, cycling, and triathlons if I, in turn, committed to raising money for their cause. It was a reasonable idea, but I did not want to make that kind of financial commitment. Then there were the fitness trainer specials at the gym where I would commit to several work out sessions with one trainer, but I was not sure my interest would last much beyond January of the New Year. So I had to think about the best way to focus my money, stimulate my interest in training and insure my success. What could be available that would take me to that next level of fitness without the ongoing expense and/or fund raising commitment?My friend suggested that I try an all women's Triathlon Training group called "CWW". Their training was reasonably priced, offered amazing flexibility in terms of time and location and there were women of all ages, shapes, sizes and athletic ability who were part of the group. So one year ago today I took that first step and signed up to be a part of the CWW Triathlon Year Long Training Program. To my surprise we did not wait until Spring to get started, the training season kicked off in January! I was assigned to a "Pod Group" which simply means a group of women that lived within walking distance of my home. We met socially at our "Pod Mom's" home for a pot luck dinner and conversation about our training goals for the year! It was great fun to meet my neighbors as well as listen to the goals and plans of others. Later we formed training groups that met in addition to our formally coached training sessions. CWW provided a calendar of events… workshops and coached sessions to participate in over the course of each month. Some trainings were located in Denver, others in
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UPDATE ON PROJECTS AROUND THE VILLAGE Continued from page 2 "In the evenings, when I look at the court-yard from my office window," said Mayor Glacken, "I see families gathered there, sit-ting on the benches and watching their chil-dren playing while couples stroll across the courtyard. On days when the weather is good, village employees can be seen eating lunch on the benches. The courtyard has even acquired a regular visitor, a recent arrival to Freeport who reads her newspaper there each evening. "I am proud of all the work that has been accomplished in Freeport in the past two and a half years, and am very pleased with those department heads and employ-ees who have devoted so much time and energy to improving our wonderful village, Freeport, the Home of Champions." The Village Court with new ceiling, painted walls, gold trim and new flooring. seasonal garden. A new irrigation system was installed and the broken slabs of slate surrounding the flower beds were replaced with brick pavers and, sod was planted on the sloping, treed areas. Families enjoying the early evening hours in the newly renovated courtyard. FREEPORT STREET NAMED IN HONOR OF BISHOP FRANK ORTHA WHITE Deputy Mayor Renaire Frierson-Davis unveiled the sign proclaiming the honorary new name for the street located just east of the Church of God in Christ Little Zion, Bishop Frank 0. White Ave. Also known as Lakeview Ave. The re-naming was the result of the work of Bishop White's congregation in honor of his years of dedication to his community. Deputy Mayor Renaire Frierson-Davis addressed the many well wishers assembled, congratulating them for accomplishing such a fine tribute to their pastor. "Often we only think to dedicate streets or buildings for those individuals who are truly our spiritual leaders and mentors after they have passed away. How wonderful that the members of the Freeport community and the congrega-tion of the Church of God in Christ Little Zion chose to honor their pastor and friend while he and his family are able to appreciate it." Bishop White praised the organizers of the event, Barbara Jordan and Phyllis Hickmon and the dozens of other volunteers who helped make the day so successful. Pictured in the photo are: Freeport Housing Authority Board member Ed Monroe, Bishop White's son and co-pastor, Dr. Frank A. White; Deputy Mayor Frierson-Davis, Bishop Frank 0. White, and his wife, Dr. Juliette White. SEPTEMBER, 1999 www.FreeportNY.com THE HOME OF CHAMPIONS VILLAGE CDA ACQUIRES FREEPORT HOSPITAL PROPERTY: SEEKS DEVELOPER FOR PRIME REAL ESTATE PARCEL "We were fortunate to be able acquire this ideally located piece of land well below the current real estate market value by taking advantage of a bankruptcy court authorized sale of the property," said Mayor Bill Glacken in announcing the official Request for Proposals for the 2.06 acre parcel, situated just below Merrick Road on South Ocean Ave. Freeport's Community Development Agency purchased the former hospital prop-erty for a net purchase price of approxi-mately $650,000 as a result of the bankrupt-cy action against the former owners of the site. The Agency will benefit from the collec-tion of back property taxes due and the real estate taxes generated once the property is returned to the tax rolls. The current structure on the site is a one-story building having approximately 15,000-sq. ft. on the first floor together with the same amount in the full basement. A two and one half-story brick_and_ stone house with a detached three-car garage and apart-ment is also located on the site. The par-cel will be sold "as is" with no represen-tations as to condi-tions of structures, grounds or systems. Applicants may be required to demolish these structures or to provide for it through negotiated arrange-ments as part of this proposal. Mayor Glacken said, "Ultimately, our goal is to make this valuable parcel a finan-cially viable operation that benefits the corri-munity with increased employment, provides local construction work, returns the parcel to the active tax rolls, is aesthetically pleasing to the neighborhood, and finally, to accom-plish this as quickly and as effectively as pos-sible." FREEPORT'S FIRE DEPARTMENT DOES IT AGAIN Mayor Bill Glacken and Trustee Don Miller on the reviewing stand applauding the Freeport Fire Department. Trustee Don Mauer-sberger was among the firefighters participating in the parade. The Freeport Fire Department, led by Chief James Olin, won the 1999 Championship as the best appearing fire department in New York State for the second consecutive year. A contingent of more than 200 firefighters thrilled the assembled thousands who came to view the annual state parade, held this year in Central Islip on August 22. In addition to the department's first place win, the Freeport Fire Department Band took second place honors in the tough competition among the marching bands. Mayor Bill Glacken, who along with Trustee Don Miller, was on the reviewing stand to sup-port the firefighters congratulated the marchers for their outstanding job. "Everyone viewing the marchers could see why Freeport is known as the Home of Champions. Our firefighters did an outstanding job; displaying excellent march-ing precision and a tremendous turnout, we were very proud of our firefighters and proud to be Freeporters." More than 100 other fire departments throughout New York State participated in the annual parade. The Members are judged by how well they march in such categories as uni-form and haircut neatness, marching in line, keeping in step and general overall appearance. The judging is handled by a group of parade officials from Nassau, Suffolk and around the state who are posted along the parade route. Last year, the Freeport Fire Department captured the state honors at the competition held in the upstate community of Clayton, New York. The department also took first place honors the previous week in the annual Second Battalion Fire Department Parade held in Island Park. UPDATE ON PROJECTS AROUND THE VILLAGE There is a famous Chinese saying," May you live in interesting times."I often think with the changing of just two words, it would apply so well to Freeport, "May you live in an interesting place." There is no where else that I would rather live than here in Freeport. Every day I am reminded of the benefits we enjoy in a village that offers so much cultural and environmental diversity. But living in a community so close to the ocean has its challenges as well as benefits. As we approach the height of the hurricane season, there are important precautions that cannot be stressed too often or too strongly. The South Shore has not had a devastating hurricane or serious storm since the two bad storms that hit in December 1992 and March of 1993. Eventually, we will experience a storm of at least that severity again. The month of September can be a dangerous one on the water and the only real protection is preparation and awareness. Freeport's excellent Emergency Management Team includes representa-tives from the Fire Department, Police Department, Building Department, the Electric and Water utilities and Village Hall. .There will be regularly updated messages on the village emergency hotline number at 377-2400. Check the number frequently. The EMT group can be relied on to do their part, but residents must learn what they can do to protect their lives and property. Preparation is the key to protection. Learn the storm and hurricane risks in your neighborhood by contacting the Building Department at 377-2243. Neighborhoods below Atlantic Avenue are prone to flood-ing during serious storms and dangerous hurricanes. If you and your family are ordered by the police or the EMT to evacuate, do so at once. There is an official emergency evacuation route marked with Coastal Flood Evacuation signs. Learn the route. Listen to local radio stations, (WGBB., WHLI, WKJY) TV stations (News 12, Fox 5, ABC 7, NBC4, and CBS 2), for weather reports and instructions. Prepare a Family Disaster Plan, and make sure every member of your house-hold is familiar with it. Identify where you will go if you are told to evacuate. Choose several alternative places; a friend or relative's home which is located north, a motel in another town or an American Red Cross shelter. It is a good idea to have an emergency kit prepared and set aside in the event of an evacuation. It should contain items such as a spare pair of glasses, prescription medications, cash, important documents such as insurance papers, deeds, etc. Pack blankets, sleeping bags, toiletries, battery-operated radios, extra batteries, flashlights, protective clothing, rainwear, and any spe-cial items needed for infants, the elderly or disabled members of your family. Make arrangements for your pets. Public health regulations do not allow pets in public shelters. Call your veterinarian for advice on sheltering your pet. Pick a com-mon meeting place and a mutual contact should your family get separated. Post emergency phone numbers near your tele-phones. Remember, your property can be replaced, but nothing can replace your life. Stay safe. LIBERTY PARK CELEBRATES ITS 25th ANNIVERSARY It was a combination Anniversary and Block Party at the Liberty Park Apartments last month as the residents and founders came together to celebrate a 25-year success story. Mayor Bill Glacken praised the many individuals who took part in the found-ing of the housing complex for their foresight and dedication to providing good, safe, affordable housing for moderate-income families. The com-plex consists of two-story apartment units, play-grounds, basketball and handball courts and picnic areas. Many of the original tenants are still enjoy-ing living in the Liberty Park complex. .Some of the early tenants attended the celebration along with those individu-als and clergy members who were instru-mental in getting the complex started in the early 70's. Among the speakers and honored guests were Mayor Bill Glacken; Rabbi Reuben Katz; Daniel Mandel, Esq.; Hempstead Town Receiver of Taxes Angie Cullin; former Freeport Mayor Robert Sweeney; Rev. Robert Dawley; and Liberty Park Tenants Association President Marcia Matthews-Wilson. The April edition of this newsletter reported on the projects that the Glacken Administration has been working on to improve the roads and streets throughout the village. Now it is time for an update. The Woodcleft Ave. street and road upgrading has been accomplished in record time as you will notice in visiting the 'Nautical Mile' in the past few weeks. Construction work is approximately 85% complete and is ahead of schedule. The brick promenade has been completed, and families may be seen strolling down the street buying fish, enjoy-ing a meal, or cooling off with a refreshing Italian ice. By the time this newsletter reaches you, ••most-of-the- antique street lights-will have been installed, and we expect that Freeport Electric will be energizing those fixtures soon and removing the existing lamps on the wooden poles. Banners welcoming visitors to the 'Nautical Mile' will have been placed on the street poles. The new benches, planters and litter receptacles have been installed. Our 'Nautical Mile' has been enhanced to attract an increasing number of visitors and tourists from all over Long Island and the metropolitan area. 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The Public Works Department will use these base plans to develop construction plans and specifications for projects that will be completed under this administration within the next year. In the fall, curbside trees will be planted to supplement the existing trees and replace the dead or diseased trees that were removed as part of my 1,000-tree program. Unfortunately, there seems to have been some concern over the removal of diseased trees. Freeport has a certified arborist exam-ining the trees in the village and making rec-ommendations concerning which trees can be saved and which ones must be cut down. It is not always possible for the untrained eye to recognize a diseased or insect infest-ed tree. But I assure you, for each and every tree that has been removed; another tree will be planted in its place as part of our 1,000 trees-a-year program. For further information on the tree program, please contract our Public works Department at 377-2233. Renovations and refurbishing at Village Hall is ongoing. The restoration of Village Court reflects our historic heritage. The ceil-ing and walls, which were damaged by water from the leaking roof, have been repaired and painted with authentic colonial colors which accent the architectural details of the woodwork. The benches and the jury box were also restored and new flooring was placed throughout the room. Finally, you may have noticed that the courtyard on Grove Street behind Village Hall has been almost completely renovated. The old fountain in the center of the court-yard, which had been out of service for a number of years, was turned into a trellised Continued on page 3
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Because it let me have such a good refresher to the series.
ALSO…Please someone talk to me about KH. I seriously miss talking about it but I have no one to talk with. No one around me locally understands it and I don't see the point of spending lots of time to write a post that doubtful anyone will read as is per usual of my blog and long posts.
last good chat I had was over a year ago and it was explaining Xehanort. So much more….heck even still the origin and such of keyblades.
Jesse McCartney leaked the confirmation via twitter that there will be a English track release of KH 1.5 by posting a recording booth session picture of Roxas cutscenes in the background as well as a Youtube video of him recording battle SFX.
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but when the trumpets blew again and the knights charged, the name they cried was "Stannis! Stannis! STANNIS!"
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so I wonder how the bills felt about thurman thomas when he joined us for one season.
Swan song time jason.
i'm hoping he'll make as big of an impact in NY as he did with the SKINS.
He made his decision and the Dolphins did too. He was great for us but he better retire as a Jet and earn a spot on their ring of Honor because I do not want him in a fins uniform again.
**** Jason Taylor.
I'm sorry but I am not so quick to place this all on JT.
BP and JT both acted like ****ing jackasses in this whole thing. The whole pass the message on via your cronies was just ****ing stupid on both parties part. Too high school for my blood.
BP call the man in and tell him he wasn't in your plans moving forward and good luck. Don't string him along like a back up prom date.
JT address the public and don't play coy and then try to come clean after the fact. Don't treat your fans like a back up prom date because you were treated like one.
**** this whole situation. **** **** and **** it. Just ****ing stupid all the way around.
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A World War II soldier's heartfelt letter to his daughter has finally reached her, seven decades after it was written.By: Associated Press report, Associated Press
RENO, Nev. — A World War II soldier's heartfelt letter to his daughter has finally reached her, seven decades after it was written.
Peggy Eddington-Smith received the letter penned by her father, Pfc. John Eddington, as well as his Bronze Star and Purple Heart medals, during an emotional ceremony Saturday in Dayton, Nev., about 40 miles southeast of Reno.
The father she never met wrote the three-page letter shortly after she was born and shortly before he died in Italy in June 1944. He sent it while stationed in Texas, just before he was sent overseas.
Getting his medals was nice, but the letter meant more because it made her feel closer to her father, Eddington-Smith said. She knew little about him because her mother could rarely bring herself to discuss the love of her life.
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Microsoft Recruits Gates, Seinfeld To Help Combat Apple's Current "Get A Mac" Ads
Apple keeps putting out those "Get a Mac" ads and Microsoft has finally decided it's not going to take them lying down with its ass in the air. So what's the company doing? Starting an ad campaign with "key celebrity pitchman" Jerry Seinfeld. Oh, and Bill Gates.
The campaign is said to be based on the idea of "Windows, Not Walls," stressing the need to "break down barriers that prevent people and ideas from connecting." Something we think open-sourcers might have a laugh at. Anywho, the immediate goal of the campaign is to reverse the negative public perception of Vista and thus incorporates elements of the Mojave Experiment. While we have doubts about the latter, the combination of Seinfeld's pithy observations with a bit of that Bill Gates, self deprecating humor seen in "Bill's Last Day" could be a winning combination.
The campaign, which kicks off September 4th, will cost Microsoft over $300 million, which, if I've done my nautical math correctly, is a lot of freaking clams. More than I could eat in one sitting anyway. If Microsoft gave me a hundredth of that money I could run Apple into the ground single keyboardedly. I'M THE GEEKOLOGIE WRITER DAMNIT, WHEN I TYPE, PEOPLE READ! Isn't that...Jesus, you're not even paying attention are you?
Microsoft enlists Seinfeld, Gates to battle "Get a Mac" ads [engadget]
Thanks Sam, you wanna be part of my smear campaign?
Well folks, after the two Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld commercials, Microsoft has shifted their advertising campaign to a more head-on approach to Apple's 'Get A Mac' ads. Introducing the 'I'm a PC' commercial! As you can see from the video, people with PC's do all sorts of ... / Continue →
This is Microsoft's latest (and longest, at 4:30) commercial featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates. I found it moderately entertaining. But what I really took away from the experience was this: if Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld ever stayed at my place, I'd rob those suckers ... / Continue →
Remember when we posted that Microsoft was finally gonna stop taking it up the Vista and combat those "Get A Mac" ads? Well here's the first one, featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld. It has a shoe theme. And, while I did like the commercial, I didn't get the commercial. ... / Continue →


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- I am more excited for Sunday night than for anything else so far this summer -- and possibly for the rest of it. At 10 p.m., "Breaking Bad" returns on AMC.
Technically, Sunday is the start of the final season. However, since "Breaking Bad" is one of the shiniest jewels in AMC's crown, the network wants to delay the end as long as possible. Thus, the expanded 16-episode season is actually two shorter seasons, with eight episodes airing this summer and eight next summer.
"Breaking Bad," for those who don't know, is a dark drama about Walter White, a cancer-stricken chemistry teacher-turned-meth maker (Bryan Cranston, worlds away from his other big role as the dad on "Malcolm in the Middle"). As seasons have gone by, that meek educator and family man has all but disappeared as Walt has grown into a power player in the New Mexican drug world thanks to his ultra-pure product.
Populating Walt's world are his former student/partner in crime, Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul); wife, Skylar (Anna Gunn); disabled teenage son, Walt Jr. (R.J. Mitte); DEA agent brother-in-law, Hank (Dean Norris) and sister-in-law, Marie (Betsy Brandt). The Whites also have an infant daughter, who's not seen much.
Also figuring into the picture are Mike (Jonathan Banks), a fixer whose role in the regime is uncertain given the events of last season's finale; shyster lawyer Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk); Jesse's girlfriend, Andrea (Emily Rios) and Andrea's son, Brock (Ian Posada).
Creator Vince Gilligan ("The X-Files") has always said his intention was to take Walt "from Mr. Chips to Scarface," and while Walt is not as ruthless as Tony Montana yet, he's a hardened criminal now. The only trace of the Walter White we were first introduced to is his fierce protection of his family. (In fact, it's a bit disconcerting watching early seasons and seeing just how different he used to be, even physically. The transformation made by Cranston, a triple Emmy winner for the role, is remarkable.)
Through meticulously woven plots and plenty of action, his rise and the impact it has had on everyone around him has been deftly chronicled. The characters and story are vivid, leaving us as viewers thoroughly invested in the final outcome and bracing ourselves for whatever carnage will come between now and then.
It's too late now to get caught up on the show before season five unless you pay to watch the episodes online and spend about 37 hours this weekend having a marathon (in which case, would you like some of Walt's meth with that?) Still, that doesn't mean you shouldn't ever watch. If you're a fan of gritty, quality TV, I feel certain you will enjoy "Breaking Bad."
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On Sunday, USA debuts its six-part miniseries, "Political Animals," at 10 p.m. Created by Greg Berlanti ("Everwood," "Brothers and Sisters"), it stars Sigourney Weaver as Elaine Barrish, a divorced former First Lady and the current Secretary of State, who is making her second bid for the presidency.
She's backed by a strong cast that includes Ciaran Hinds ("Munich") as her ex-husband and the former president, James Wolk ("Lone Star") and Sebastian Stan ("Captain America") as her sons and Ellen Burstyn ("W.") as her mother. Outside the family, Carla Gugino ("Spy Kids") stars as a reporter and Elaine's unlikely ally, Adrian Pasdar ("Heroes") is the president and Dylan Baker ("Spider-Man 2 and 3") is the vice president.
I'm a big USA fan, so I've seen plenty of previews while watching my shows ("Royal Pains," "Burn Notice," "Suits" and "Common Law"), and they look pretty good. There's such a wealth of talent both in front of and behind the camera that I'm looking forward to seeing what they can do. Of course, it's on opposite "Breaking Bad," so I'll have to see it via DVR.
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Series premieres: "Small Town Security," 11 p.m. Sunday, AMC (family-run private security firm); "Black Dynamite," 11:30 p.m. Sunday, Cartoon Network/Adult Swim (blaxploitation cartoon); "Market Warriors," 9 p.m. Monday, PBS (antiques hunters); "American Gypsies," 9 p.m. Tuesday, National Geographic (a Romani clan in NYC); "Mama Drama," 11 p.m. Wednesday, VH1 (youth-obsessed moms and their daughters).
Season premieres: "Big Brother," 9 pm. Thursday, CBS; "Leverage," 8 p.m. Sunday, TNT; "Strange Sex," 10 p.m. Sunday, TLC; "History Detectives," 9 p.m. Tuesday, PBS; "The L.A. Complex," 9 p.m. Tuesday, CW.
Season finales: "The Choice," 9 p.m. Thursday, Fox; "Mountain Men," 10 p.m. Thursday, History; "Men at Work," 10:30 p.m. Thursday, TBS; "Pregnant in Heels," 10 p.m. Tuesday, Bravo; "Around the World in 80 Plates," 10 p.m. Wednesday, Bravo.
Series finales: "The Firm," 10 p.m. Saturday, NBC; "Eureka," 9 p.m. Monday, Syfy.
Specials: "Infinity Hall Live: The Smithereens," 10 p.m. Friday, PBS2; "An American Girl: McKenna Shoots for the Stars," 8 p.m. Saturday, NBC (gymnastics-themed TV movie); "Mobbed," 8 p.m. Saturday, Fox (flash mob surprises).Reach Amy Robinson at flips...@wvgazette.com.


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Antwerp's outdoor classics festival is now already in its fourth year and continues to grow. The combination of a relaxed festival atmosphere and a varied programme of classical music and dance ensures that every year more and more people head for Sint-Jansplein.
In the meantime it has become a tradition for our house conductor Yannis Pouspourikas to signal the start, which will take place at 11:30 on Sunday, with the Flanders Opera Symphony Orchestra, Chorus and Children's Chorus and several soloists. After this audiences will be given a rapid overview of what the new season at the Flanders Opera has in store. The festival will be rounded off with the Sunday night concert by deFilharmonie, which has also long been a tradition.
For full details of the programme go to www.klassiekindestad.be.
As always, we will be pulling out all the stops in this opener to the cultural season: The Flanders Opera Chorus, Children's Chorus and Symphony Orchestra are ready to completely overwhelm you. Once again they will be joined by several soloists who will give of their best on the Flanders Opera stage this season.


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Apr05 A&W + Kentucky Fried Chicken Location: Nationwide What it is: Poutine Secret Canadian expats or those with a gravy and cheese fetish know it's tough to find poutine south of Quebec. But after we received a tip from reader Jonathan Hill, we headed to A&W and found out you can score the dish at any A&W + Kentucky Fried Chicken location. Their version of poutine consists of A&W fries draped with KFC's gravy. While it may look gross (and lacks the traditional curd cheese) it's actually pretty tasty and a welcome diversion from smothering your fries in Heinz. Written by: Kat Manalac & Danny Dumas Permalink
Mar14 Momofuku Noodle Barkimchi stewNYCon the go Momofuku Noodle Bar Location: 171 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003 What it is: Kimchi Stew — braised kimchi and shredded pork with rice cakes We wrote to David Chang's Momofuku Noodle Bar and they wouldn't divulge their secrets. Here's what they said: "Noodle Bar does have some secret items, but for the time being we would like to keep them hidden for a reason! Feel free to figure them out for yourself though!" Challenge accepted. We did some research, rolled in, and ordered the spicy Kimchi Stew. We were extra excited to get the dish when our server gasped, "How did you hear about this?" after we asked about it. According to Momofuku, this dish once held a spot on the official Noodle Bar menu. It was discontinued a few years ago, but regulars complained enough that they made it available again for kimchi lovers in the know. Written by: Kat Manalac Permalink
Mar05 onthegochipotlesecret menuhidden menuburritodilla Chipotle Location: Everywhere What it is: Burritodilla— Frankenquesdailla's monster Chipotle has an internal policy that says it will make virtually any dish a customer asks for as long as the ingredients are on hand. And while there's no official secret menu at the chain, there are a number of off-the-books items that have gained popularity in recent years. One of which is the Burritodilla. A sibling of the monstrous Quesarito, a 1500+ calorie behemoth a writer from Fast Company had the courage to eat, the Burritodilla is a more manageable dish but requires a little finesse to obtain. If the worker at Chipotle doesn't know what a Burritodilla is here's how to order it: Have them make a burrito with about half of whatever ingredients you like and try to stay away from messy stuff like guacamole. Then add cheese. A lot of cheese. (Our guy used a baseball sized amount.) Have the tortilla folded into a half circle and then put on the giant circular press. After 3 minutes out will come an impossibly cheesy, goopy dish that's not quite a burrito and not quite a quesadilla. Don't expect to be hungry for at least 18 hours after consuming. #onthego Written by: Danny DumasPhotos by: Jon Snyder Permalink
Ace HotelwifionthegoNYC Ace Hotel NYC Location: 20 W 29th St., New York, NY 10001 You can use the wifi in the the lobby of the Ace Hotel in NY for free by typing any random room number and tapping blank spaces into the field where the log-in screen asks you for your name. #onthego Permalink
Feb12 Asia DogChili FriesNYC Asia Dog Location: 66 Kenmare Street New York, NY 10012Maybe you were starving at the Brooklyn Flea or maybe you drunkenly stumbled into a hip Brooklyn warehouse party they catered. Whatever the location, you no doubt remember your first Asia Dog*. The brainchild of culinary inclined couple Mel and Steve, Asia Dog serves up a hybrid of the classic American street food combined with Asian inspired toppings (think: kimchi, barbequed pork belly, and fish sauce).We stopped by Asia Dog World HQ in Nolita to sample a secret dish that ditches the dog but adds an Asian spin on another classic American dish: chili fries. Chili Fries What it is: Fries smothered in Texas chili (ground pork beef and no beans) then topped with red and white onion marinated in a Sriracha sauce brine. What we think: In T-minus 120 seconds all that was left of the chili fries was a wobbling empty basket.Inside info: Much of the menu at Asia dog is the result of Mel, Steve, and their employees getting bored and randomly experimenting with different ingredients. *Never had an Asia Dog? Stop what you're doing and try one right now. You can hit up their Manhattan shop or check out their latest antics on the Web, Twitter or Facebook. Written by: Danny DumasPhotos by: Jon Snyder Permalink
Feb05 NYCCoffeeBlueBottle30RockManhattan Blue Bottle Coffee Location: 1 Rockefeller Plaza, Concourse Level, Suite D The Blue Bottle Coffee located within Rockefeller Center is something of a secret in itself. Tucked away in a lightly trafficked corner of the complex, the shop is typically overlooked by mouth breathing out of towners who prefer a triple whipped fructose latte from Starbucks to a well crafted macchiato. That doesn't mean the spot doesn't get busy (pro tip: hit it before the midday rush that erupts between 1pm and 5pm) but even in-the-know coffee connoisseurs don't know every mystery Blue Bottle holds. Luckily store manager, Brett Garrett invited us behind the counter and delivered the download on the top secret Gibraltar. The GibraltarWhat it is: A double shot of espresso with steamed milk served in a clear Gibraltar glass. The milk's temperature (about 130 F) is about ten degrees lower than typical Blue Bottle cappuccino or latte. Why? The drink is meant to be consumed in house and pleasing to hold in hand.What we think: A fantastic mid afternoon pick-me-up. Don't wait too long to drink this one though — the foamed milk gets a little flat after only a few minutes.Inside info: The Gibraltar — or Gibby — is the result of a quick thinking barista. A few years ago a barista at the Hayes Valley Blue Bottle was tinkering with milk and coffee levels in a Gibraltar glass. A customer glanced over and asked "what's that?" Without hesitation the barista replied "That's the Gibraltar" and served it to him. The drink proved so popular that it became Blue Bottle's signature off menu item. "Only about five to ten percent of people know about it," says Garrett. Written by: Danny DumasPhotos by: Jon Snyder Permalink
Jan29 DassaraRamenCrab Cake BunBrooklynheated toilet seat Dassara Location: 271 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY Last summer an anomaly appeared among Carroll Garden's steadfast array of rustic Italian joints. With an eclectic hip-hop soundtrack, creative bar menu, and neon signage, Dassara pledged to be anything but your average ramen spot. It's half a year later and they've made good on that promise. Owner Josh Kaplan and his team combine seasonal ingredients with local food culture — just take a look at their now-famous Deli Ramen which throws pastrami and mini matzo balls into the noodly mix. Dassara is continuously experimenting, and while their ramen is always a good bet, they highly recommend keeping an eye out for their specials and new bites they might be beta testing. Here's what we ate tonight that wasn't on the menu: Crab Cake Bun What it is: Crab cake with avocado, arugula, pickled red onion, and ginger scallion mayo on a fluffy asian bun. What we think: It's a crabby patty your favorite sponge would flip for. Inside Info: Order and eat at the bar — the place gets crowded fast. Also, Josh has his iPod on shuffle which is great for you if you grew up listening to rap in the 00's and haven't heard that Afu-Ra record in a minute. Bonus Inside Info: There's a heated Toto toilet seat in the bathroom. If you've never had the pleasure of treating your derrière to one of these suckers try it out. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Written by: Kat ManalacPhotos by: Jon Snyder Permalink
Jan27 onthegoNYC milk bar Location: 360 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231 It's not advertised, but milk bar will give you a free packet of b'day cake truffles on your birthday. #onthego Permalink
Jan22 sandwichescourt streetcarroll gardensoff menudelivegetarianCourt Street Grocers Court Street Grocers Location: 485 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231 Deep in the outer rim territories of Carroll Gardens lies Court Street Grocers, a hybrid general store and deli home to sandwiches so delicious you'd step over your dying nana just to sink your incisors into one. (Sorry, grannie.)But like any great sandwich spot there're a few unlisted dishes known only to a few in-the-know regulars. Here we take a look at two off menu sandwiches geared towards the non carnivorous crowd. The Veggie ReubenWhat it is: Starting out as Court Street Grocer's reuben (complete with sauerkraut, swiss cheese, Russian dressing, and Orwasher's wine bread) the sandwich substitutes the house corned short ribs with broccoli that has been roasted with olive oil, salt, and pepper. What we think: While the on-menu reuben is quite possibly be the best sandwich in all of NYC (seriously try it) the broccoli oriented version is a tangy, buttery departure that stands on its own. And stands tall. Inside info: According to partner Eric Finkelstein the idea for the dish came out of a desire to create a vegetarian sandwich that was tasty but didn't skew super healthy. "There's no goat cheese or kale on it." The Veggie SandwichWhat it is: A lentil burger on a brioche bun with shredded lettuce, red onion, pickles, American cheese, ketchup, and house made comeback sauce. (Why is it called comeback sauce? Because you'll keep coming back to get some.)What we think: Have you ever gone to a restaurant, ordered a veggie burger, and bitten into a big fat piece of disappointment? This sandwich is the EXACT OPPOSITE of that experience. Inside info: The burger is the brainchild of Court Street Grocer's Jim McGurk who, while not a vegetarian, gave up eating meat for a month. "I wanted to create a sandwich that had a certain familiarity to it." Written by: Danny DumasPhotos by: Jon Snyder Permalink
Sep07 Bowery DinerNew YorkS'mores ShakeWednesday at Midnightsecret menuhidden menu Bowery Diner Location: 241 Bowery, Manhattan, NY 10002 Going out on a Wednesday night in New York City is a hell of a good time. You're over halfway through the workweek and you don't have to deal with the amateurs who tend to operate on Fridays. That's where we found ourselves last week when we very randomly cruised into the Bowery Diner and uncovered the off-menu S'Mores Shake invented by our server, Christian. What's in it? The shake has a vanilla custard base, toasted marshmallows, Fox's u-bet Chocolate Syrup, chocolate whipped topping and a cherry (obviously). In lieu of graham crackers, Christian blends in a chocolate chip cookie. Inside Info: The authentic fresh from the campfire flavor is achieved by scorching the marshmallows. Written by: Kat Manalac & Danny DumasPhotos by: Jon Snyder Permalink


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Definition of Liebfraumilch in English:
Syllabification: Lieb·frau·milchPronunciation: /ˈlēbˌfrouˌmilCH, ˈlēp-, -ˌmilk, -ˌmilKH
- A light white wine from the Rhine region.More example sentences
- Classic tinned wines included Liebfraumilch, Hock, Lambrusco, anything sweet and feminine and not likely to taste foul after being stored in an aluminium container for several months.
- Consumed within 18 months of the vintage, most Liebfraumilch is fresh, low in alcohol, flatteringly sweet, and deliberately designed to wean newcomers to wine off soft drinks.
- The wines always preserve something flowery or spicy from their predominately German vine varieties but anybody looking for light, bland Liebfraumilch or delicate, ethereal, sweet Rieslings will not find them here.
German, from lieb 'dear' + Frau 'lady' (referring to the Virgin Mary, patroness of the convent where it was first made) + Milch 'milk'.
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- Courtesy of Mike Fields, here are some more notes from last night's WWE Tribute to The Troops tapings in Norfolk, Virgina:
* The place wasn't 100% full but close to it. WWE used a bigger set this year.
* Michael Cole and JBL were the announcers.
* Taped messages that aired were from President Obama, Katie Couric, Sharon Stone, The Rock and others.
* There were some people grumbling about there being no CM Punk.
* Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell taped a segment with Michael Cole.
* Santa Claus was indeed played by Mick Foley. Here is a photo of he and Lilian Garcia together:
* There was a moment where Kane and Daniel Bryan came out and apparently due to the ramp size, Kane took a tumble but quickly saved himself and kept on. You can barely see the incident in the YouTube video below, courtesy of user TheBiz9999:
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GAMBIER — Sunday school teacher Korinna Waddell and youth group leader Darlene Rousseau teamed up with Kenyon College and First Congregational United Church of Christ youth group to collect clean-up supplies and raise funds to support relief efforts on the east coast after hurricane Sandy displaced thousands from their homes.
Kenyon College faculty and staff filled over 35 buckets with clean-up supplies and donated over $500 to purchase supplies. First Congregational raised an additional $1,200 and donated 50 buckets, purchased at cost from Lowe's. Youth group members, Meredith Dunn, Adam Dunn, Nicole Paradis, Brett Davidson, Shayne Foster, Olivia Long, Alyssa Cole, Bailey Cole, Suzy Wood, Alisha Hite and Cassie Millet, helped pack and label buckets for shipping.
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Ads Set 2010-11 Promo Schedule
Sep 17, 2010
Milwaukee, WI – Milwaukee Admirals President Jon Greenberg announced today the team's 2010-11 promotional schedule that features promotional giveaways, live entertainment, and opportunities for fans to take a lap or two around the Bradley Center ice after the game.
Highlighting the promotional schedule is a post-game concert with the Village People on Friday, December 3. These legends of disco have had five songs reach the Billboard Hot 100 including "Macho Man," "In the Navy," and, of course, "Y.M.C.A." Other shows in the Admirals Concert Series, including FM106/Miller Lite Country Music Night, will be released at a later date.
Topping the list of giveaways this season are four bobblehead nights, including a bobblehead of Hall of Fame announcer Bob Uecker, courtesy of the Milwaukee Brewers, in the plaid sport coat he made famous in the Admirals commercials during the mid-90's. The first 5,000 fans to the game on Friday, February 18th will take home a bobblehead of the Brewers radio announcer. Former Admirals star and current member of the Phoenix Coyotes Scottie Upshall will be the bobblehead distributed to the first 5,000 on Friday, March 11, courtesy of US Bank. In addition Potawatomi Bingo Casino will present a bobblehead of St. Louis Blues announcer and former Admirals goalie Darren Pang for the first 5,000 fans on January 21st.
Friday, February 4th will be a special day for University of Wisconsin fans as the Badger Band will make its annual appearance at the Bradley Center to perform during the game and then put on a special edition of the "Fourth Period" after the game, courtesy of Reinhart Partners. Plus, the first 5,000 fans will take home a bobblehead of former UW star and Hobey Baker Award winner Blake Geoffrion, thanks to Lee Jeans.
The Admirals will venture their way into the gubernatorial debate when they take a "straw poll" on October 23. The first 3,500 fans to that game will get a mask, courtesy of WisPolitics.com, that features the face of Scott Walker on one side and Tom Barrett on the other. During an intermission fans will be asked to show the face of the candidate that they support and the results will be tallied.
The Ads are also featuring a number of new promotional giveaways this year, including Vuvuzelas for the first 5,000 fans on December 28th, courtesy of Old Wisconsin, Pink Cheer Stix from Lee Jeans on October 15th, and U.S. Bank Roscoe Banks for the first 1,500 kids 14 and under.
The team also has brought back many of the popular promotional giveaways from previous seasons, such as Old Orchard Juice Magnetic Schedules at the team's home opener October 9th, We Energies Calendars on December 11th, Potawatomi Bingo Casino Cowbells on December 29th, Team Pictures on January 8th, Goalie Glove Oven Mitts from Palermo's on February 11th, and Fan Appreciation Night on April 14th.
In addition, Milwaukee favorite Pat McCurdy will entertain fans before and after the game on December 29th while actress Chelsea Staub of the Disney Channel's Jonas LA will be at the Bradley Center to sign autographs and greet fans on January 8. Plus, the team's annual Tribute to Wrestling featuring former grappling superstars will be on Sunday, February 20th.
As the team does each year, the Admirals will have a number of promotions with a charitable angle to them. At the commencement of the season the Admirals will host the "Hunt for Pink October" for the fourth consecutive year to help raise cancer awareness. During the month of October the Admirals will don special pink jerseys that will be auctioned off with the proceeds benefitting breast cancer research and Lee Denim Day Charities. In addition, the team will have giant pink ribbons emblazoned on the ice and Lee Jeans is giving away pink CheerStix to the first 5,000 on the 15th. More details about the Hunt for Pink October will be released shortly.
The Admirals are also proud to offer all Veterans free tickets to the team's game on Friday, November 5 in honor of Veteran's Day.
Potawatomi Bingo Casino will also sponsor Chuck-a-Puck, where fans can purchase foam pucks at select games for $1 and then throw them onto the ice for a chance to win great prizes. The proceeds from Chuck-a-Puck go to the Milwaukee Admirals Power Play Foundation, which is the team's charitable arm.
The Admirals also have a number of continuity programs that run throughout the season. Highlighting this list is the return of the The Private Bank Family Days at nine games where fans can purchase four $16 tickets, four hot dogs and four small Pepsi products for only $44. The Private Bank will also sponsor the Sunday Skate when fans can take a few laps on the Bradley Center ice after each Sunday home game.
The Aurora Sports Medicine Institute Autograph Corner also returns for another year. At 20 different games during the season two Admirals players will sign autographs after the game in the Autograph Corner, which is located outside section 225.
The Admirals will continue to add other promotions, giveaways, and entertainment as the season continues. Check out www.milwaukeeadmirals.com for the latest information. As always, all promotions and entertainment are subject to change without notice.
The Ads will kick off the 2010-11 season by hosting the Abbotsford Heat on Saturday, October 9 at 7:00 pm at the Bradley Center. Season tickets for the 10-11 campaign are still on sale, starting at just $145. For more information or to purchase season tickets fans can call the Admirals office at (414) 227-0550 or visit milwaukeeadmirals.com. Don't forget to follow the Admirals on Twitter (@mkeadmirals) and on Facebook!


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Above: Graphic logo of Bravo School of Art.
Join instructor Risa Gettler and creatively decorate painted papers covered in ribbons, swirls and textures of color at Bravo School of Art.
Bring an attitude for fun and a curiosity for exploration of colors and shapes and a desire to let go and paint like Jackson Pollack! Introduction exercises warm you up and quickly get you started. Each groovy painted paper created is an original work of art achieved by the individual movements of your arm, wrist and hand. The more you do, the more inspired, confident and experimental you become.
Ideal for book covers, cards and boxes. All materials and supplies and project patterns included. Feel free to bring tools that make textural marks, canvas bags, aprons, etc. No previous experience required.
Classes will be held on January 28, 2012, February 28, 2012, and April 22, 2012 from 1:00pm – 5:00pm.
Bravo School of Art, 2690 Historic Decatur Rd, Studio 206 San Diego, CA 92106: Google Map.
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