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THE SCREENING ROOM: Celebrating the Tony-Winning Musical Gypsy (Video)
By Playbill Staff
The original 1959 Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim, Arthur Laurents and Jule Styne's iconic musical Gypsy took its final bow March 25, 1961. Here, we take a look at various performances from the award-winning show.
Ethel Merman originated the role of Rose in Gypsy and received a Tony nomination for her performance. The production was also Tony-nominated for Best Conductor and Musical Director (Milton Rosenstock), Best Costume Design (Raoul Pène Du Bois), Best Direction (Jerome Robbins), Best Featured Actor (Jack Klugman), Best Featured Actress (Sandra Church), Best Scenic Design (Jo Mielziner) and Best Musical.
For more on the production, visit the Playbill Vault.
Ethel Merman performs "Everything's Coming Up Roses":
Patti LuPone and the cast of the 2008 revival performs at the Tony Awards:
LuPone sings "Everything's Coming Up Roses" in concert:
Bette Midler sings "Everything's Coming Up Roses" in the 1993 film:
Rosalind Russell performs "Everything's Coming Up Roses" in the 1962 film:
Angela Lansbury performs "Everything's Coming Up Roses":
Lansbury at the Tony Awards:
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Bernadette Peters on "Smash":
Audio of Peters in the 2003 revival:
Here is the audio of "Rose's Turn," performed by Merman:
Tony winner Liza Minnelli sings "Rose's Turn" in concert:
Lansbury's "Rose's Turn":
Here is some rare video footage from Lansbury's Gypsy, including snippets of "Some People," "Together Wherever We Go" and "Rose's Turn."
Peters at the 57th annual Tony Awards:
Matthew Morrison performs "All I Need Is the Girl" at the Tony Awards:
Frank Sinatra sings "All I Need Is the Girl":
"Together, Wherever We Go," performed by Laura Benanti, LuPone and Boyd Gaines:
Peters performs "Some People":
Minnelli sings "Some People":
Highlights of the 2003 revival:
Highlights of the 2008 revival:
Ann Reinking, Donna McKechnie and Chita Rivera perform "Let Me Entertain You":
"Let Me Entertain You" from the 1993 film:
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Oracle and IBM Team to Support OpenJDK
Companies hope to grow open Java community.
Tech giants IBM and Oracle are collaborating on the OpenJDK open Java platform in hopes of enticing additional participation within the community. With the announcement the companies are effectively focusing all open source Java SE development on the OpenJDK community. Both Oracle and IBM will continue to use and enhance the Java Community Process.
In addition to OpenJDK, the collaboration will focus on Java SE, the Java Language, the JDK and the Java Runtime Environment.
"IBM, Oracle and other members of the Java community working collaboratively in OpenJDK will accelerate the innovation in the Java platform," said Rod Smith, vice president, emerging technologies, IBM.
Exactly how IBM and Oracle will go about encouraging growth within the platform is a detail IBM somehow managed to omit from their press release. We'll update the story when we know more.
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Wow! Lovely Beach Condo at Sundial Beach Resort! in Sanibel Island
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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- community Sundial Beach Resort
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Big Savings on your Fall Vacation at our beach condo on Sanibel!!!....Our 1BR/1BA Sanibel Beach Condo at Sundial!!
Only $680 plus tax for a fall week on Sanibel at Sundial! Enjoy Gulf view + beach at our lovely furnished 1BR/1BA beach condo...steps to beach + beautiful oceanside pool. Sleeps 1-4. Free unlimited use of WIFi included. Plus owner pays cleaning fee!
- $850 $680/week (20% off)
- free wifi, beach chairs, umbrella, no cleaning fee! ($185)
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- $840 $672/week (20% off)
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Our gulf view condo, I207, at Sundial has a nice view of the water and resort grounds from the private screened lanai. In a recent review by U.S. News and World Report ranking the eight best beaches in Florida, Sanibel shined as the #1 spot. It is also among the top 10 beaches in the world for shelling........so enjoy the best Florida has to offer and stay in our lovely condo, located close to the beach. It is also maybe 2 minutes to our (free) pool (shown in the photo's) from your fully furnished 1BR/ 1BA condo.......>The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to cook a full size meal. Cable TV, DVD player and free in-room WIFi included.........Complimentary beach chairs, umbrellas, sand toys and beach towels included and we absorb the cleaning fee.Custom folding panel doors separate the lounge/dining area from the sleeping area with a queen size bed (shown in the photos) for privacy. Our condo is a piece of "heaven on earth" where you can listen to the relaxing sounds of the Gulf of Mexico, lightly breaking waves, seagulls, and gentle breezes. The screened lanai is just a step through the sliding glass doors, and it is set up for relaxing and dining. Strolling miles of Island beach, just steps away is a delight in itself and something you will never be tired of. The views are breathtaking and unforgettable. Plus the shelling, "beautiful gifts from the sea" just steps from your door, is fantastic on Sanibel. Sanibel is rated among the top 5 beaches in the world for shelling.
Conveniently located at 1501 Middle Gulf Drive, Sundial Condominium provides a true island atmosphere and is situated on several acres of lush tropical landscaping, located just minutes from the causeway, and within a short bike ride to Sanibel Island Golf Club, boutique shopping, Baileys Grocery store and a variety of restaurants. Also enjoy close proximity to J.N. Ding Darling Wildlife Nature Preserve, the Shell Museum, Sanibel Historical Village, and the Sanibel Marina.Here's your chance to stay in one of the best vacation rental values on Sanibel Island.........This condo is one big "L" shaped space divided into a spacious lounge/dining are with a comfortable sofa bed, TV, DVD and stereo and a sleeping area in one leg of he "L"with a nice double (queen) bed and closet. We have all the amenities you could ask for including a modern kitchen, free wifi, 2 tv's, DVD, complimentary beach chairs and umbrella and more. It is the perfect place for your next vacation and to hit the restart button without breaking the bank!.Sleeps 1-4 The condo on the 2nd floor can be accessed by stairwell nearby and elevator.....Our condo is perfect for a couples, honeymooners,a girls getaway week, a safe fun environment for singles or for a small family. A barbeque area for your use, as shown in our photos, is nearby. Be sure to ask for Sundial I207 and call us or email us today to reserve your week at Forida's #1 beach! Rental payment terms: 20% deposit to hold the condo. Balance due 30 days before arrival. All prices quoted are plus tax.
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Our condo is in a beach-side resort (not "near beach" or "just accross the road").The white sandy beach and shelling are just 60 yards from our condo. You can easily go back to your unit for a snack or a break from the sun! It's an ideal location!.......Free use of a nearby,heated ocean side pool with sun-bathing areas, lounge chairs and umbrellas.......A great on-site restaurant with a wonderful ocean view and delicious food and tennis courts are available for your use!........Tennis courts on the property are available an hourly rate.....
activities and attractions in Sanibel Island Gulf Coast South
Sanibel Island has a multitude of activities and attractions to keep everybody happy. It is a natural island paradise with:70% of the Island set aside as a Natural Preserve;Sandy white beaches with lots and lots of shells; Over 26 miles of scenic bike paths through natural preserves; Delightful boutiques and independent shops; Dozens of wonderful locally owned restaurants. Plus you can swim in the ocean or pool. Ft. Myers is the wInter home of Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins. Play tennis on the Sundial Resort tennis courts. See dolphins from your beach. Enjoy casino cruises leaving every afternoon from nearby Ft. Myers Beach. Schedule a day of Charter fishing or fish from the beach or take a sunset cruise on Tarpon Bay and see manatees. Canoe, boat, kayak, para-sail, sail or jet ski on the bay side of the Island or on the ocean. Fish from the beach, the pier, the bay in the Ding Darling Wildlife Preserve. Visit the Ding DarlingWildlife Preserve and see exotic birds and wildlife (yes, alligators!) We recommend also that you check out the Six Mile Cypress Park in Ft.Myers for a scenic stroll through a lovely cypress slough on an elevated boardwalk.
vacation rental rates
>Weekly rates Sat to Sat.........See our "deals........Jan is 1250/wk......Feb,Mar and early April...are $1650/wk.....from April 12th on is $1200/wk....May is $750/wk....Summer.......2014 June 1 to Sept. 1 is $800/wk....deal is $680/wk...Labor Day week is $895/wk......Fall-After Labor Day to Dec. 15, $800/ wk..deal price is $680/wk............Holidays.....Last 2 weeks in Dec. Thanksgiving week and New Years week are $1100/wk..Book now....get the week you want, and soak up the sun at our beautiful furnished Sundial I207 beach condo with a view of the Gulf from our screened lanai..Steps to white sandy beach and free pool. Restaurant and tennis on site........>All rates are plus 11% tax and a non-refundable $35 booking fee.
John Thornton 216-559-2819
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Top things to do in Sanibel Island
- Shelling
- Swim in our pool
- Bike or jog the 26 miles of Island paths
- Boating, jet skiing, para-sailing
- Relax on our private screened lanai
Top things to do on a budget
- Shell, Swim, Fish
- Boat or kayak
- Walk down the beach to the Sanibel Lighthouse
- Birding or Kite flying
- Tour the Ding Darling Wildlife Preserve-by car, bike or kayak
Top things to do with a family
- Play tennis or golf on the Island
- Visit the historic Edison/Ford Estates. earby
- Kayak, canoe, bike or drive through Ding Darling Nature Preserve
- Eat at Timbers, Doc Fords, Mucky Duck or Easy Over(breakfast)
- Build sand castles
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Proposals must address each of the categories listed below. Be sure to clearly label each category within your proposal. The entire proposal should not exceed two pages. Preference will be given to Marquette and under represented students. The committee would like to fund up to 8 different projects at levels no more than $5k each.
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A resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and author of numerous texts on intelligence reform and national security, Gary Schmitt helped found and direct the Project for the New American Century (PNAC), a key neoconservative letterhead group formed in 1997 that played a leading role advocating war in Iraq and an expansive war on terror in the wake of 9/11.
Schmitt was one of a number of so-called second generation neoconservatives who, heavily influenced by the writings of the arcane political philosopher Leo Strauss, left academia in the 1970s to initiate what scholars Stefan Halper and Jonathan Clarke called a "new conservative political outlook" in Washington (America Alone, p. 98) . Describing this movement of Straussians from universities to policymaking, Irving Kristol, perhaps the most important neoconservative progenitor, once wrote that this "new generation" of scholars, who learned from Strauss's students, "relocated to Washington, DC, since the academic world of positivist 'political science' has become ever more hostile to Strauss and 'Straussians'-even while his mode of thought has filtered down to an ever more 'happy few'" (Neoconservatism, p. 7).
Among the "happy few" who transitioned to the policy world with Schmitt in the 1970s and 1980s were Paul Wolfowitz, former number two at the Pentagon under Donald Rumsfeld; I. Lewis Libby, Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff; William Kristol, son of Irving and cofounder of the Weekly Standard and PNAC who left Harvard to serve on the staff of Reagan's secretary of education, William Bennett; and Abram Shulsky, a former Reagan Defense Department official who gained notoriety as one of a number of Straussian adepts involved in skewing intelligence in the Office of Special Plans to help justify the invasion of Iraq. (For more on Strauss and his purported influence on a number of conservative political elites associated with the George W. Bush administration, see Jim Lobe, "The Strong Must Rule the Weak," Foreign Policy In Focus, May 12, 2003.)
After a stint as a research associate at the University of Virginia, in 1981 Schmitt joined the staff of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, where he served until 1984. He then became director of Reagan's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, a position he held until 1988. According to his AEI biography, Schmitt briefly returned to government in 1992, where he served for a year as a consultant to the Defense Department during the administration of George H.W. Bush.
Like many of the proponents of the Iraq War, Schmitt has had to struggle with both faulty rationales he and other neoconservatives peddled before the war began and the spiraling problems confronted by the U.S. military in the wake of the invasion. In an article for the Weekly Standard several weeks after the 9/11 attacks, Schmitt wrote: "We know [Iraq] has stockpiled mass quantities of anthrax and has worked hard to make it as potent a weapon of terror as possible . We know that Saddam's Iraq continues to pursue development of weapons of mass destruction-nuclear, chemical, and biological-believing that these are the ultimate keys to overcoming America's military dominance in the region. In short, Iraq is both equipped with dangerous weapons and out to get the United States" (October 29, 2001).
In a subsequent article published in the Los Angeles Times after the invasion, Schmitt wrote: "Why can't the coalition teams find stocks of weapons today? Probably because Hussein destroyed them either before the UN inspectors returned to Iraq last December or . just before the war began . The credibility of both President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair will remain in question until coalition investigators have not only gotten to the bottom of the missing weapons but also, and more important, the weapons programs themselves . Here, patience is required . Intelligence products are not gospel, and they should not be treated as such . Failure to find [WMDs] would complicate a president's ability to rally support for taking action in similar situations in the future" (June 28, 2003).
By the end of 2006, Schmitt began criticizing those few neoconservatives and other erstwhile supporters of the war (such as Richard Perle) who had expressed misgivings about the war. In an interview with the BBC, Schmitt argued that in any case it wasn't the ideas of neoconservatives that drove the Bush administration: "Our ideas have not necessarily dominated. We did not have anyone sitting on Bush's shoulder. So the work now is to see how they are implemented. Obviously it makes life difficult with the specific failure in Iraq, but I do not agree with Richard Perle that we should never have gone in. I do argue that the execution should have been better. In fact, I argued in late 2003 that we needed more troops and a proper counterinsurgency policy" (BBC, December 21, 2006).
Schmitt is the author of a number of works, including with Shulsky Silent Warfare: Understanding the World of Intelligence (2002), in which the authors argue that "truth is not the goal" of intelligence operations, but "victory" (p. 176). He also co-authored with Shulsky The Future of U.S. Intelligence, a report published by the hardline National Strategy Information Center that seemed to foreshadow the work of the Office of Special Plans. The report concluded that intelligence should not be centralized in the CIA, and that the intelligence community should adopt new methodology aimed at "obtaining information others try to keep secret and penetrating below the 'surface' impression created by publicly available information to determine whether an adversary is deceiving us or denying us key information." It recommended creating "competing analytic centers" with "different points of view" that could "provide policymakers better protection against new 'Pearl Harbors,' i.e., against being surprised."
Schmitt's latest major publication is Of Men and Materiel: The Crisis in Military Resources, a 2007 AEI volume Schmitt edited with Thomas Donnelly. Like a number of other recent neoconservative-authored works, including by Joshua Muravchik and Frederick Kagan, Of Men and Materiel argues that the U.S. military is suffering grave deficiencies in meeting America's strategic needs due in part to efforts by Pentagon reformers like Donald Rumsfeld to focus on modernization efforts at the expense of properly funding materiel replacement and building up the size of the standing forces. A call for massive increases in defense spending, the book's various essays call for boosting the capacities of each of the services and reforming procurement procedures. In the book's introduction, Schmitt and Donnelly write: "As a country, we should . recognize that an under-funded and undermanned military is a far more urgent issue than the failure to turn the Pentagon into a model of hyperefficiency and paradigm-breaking military thinking. The latter is a problem; the former is a recipe for defeat."


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You have until 11 PM CST tonight to nominate Joplin tornado volunteers for the 2012 Presidential Citizens Medal.
The Presidential Citizens Medal recognizes Americans who have gone above and beyond for the service of their county or fellow citizens.
Organizers of the "Volunteer Joplin" nomination hope for your vote to help recognize the crucial role the 125,000 plus volunteers have played in the recovery of Joplin.
To nominate "Volunteer Joplin" visit http://www.whitehouse.gov/citizensmedal/submit-a-nomination/ and complete the nomination format. For the Nominee's Name field, type "Volunteer Joplin", and under the age field, put "50" (to cover those from age 8-80 who volunteered).


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Kamran and Hunter Joyer will be on opposite sidelines when the Louisville Cardinals take on the Florida Gators in the 2013 Sugar Bowl.
The Florida Gators defense will have their hands full with Louisville quarterback Teddy Bridgewater.
SB Nation's Bill Connelly previews the Orange Bowl, and explains how Northern Illinois can keep it close against Florida State.
The wideout can set the school record for most consecutive games with a reception with a catch in the Orange Bowl to conclude his career.
The Central Florida Knights play the Ball St. Cardinals in Friday night's Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl. Where can fans watch or listen to the game and who won last year's Bowl game?
Tampa native Eric Patterson is ready to lead the Ball State Cardinals in front of his hometown in the 2012 Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl.
Omar Hunter hasn't heard from any of the Florida Gators' underclassmen about possibly entering the 2013 NFL Draft.
The Florida Gators are taking their Sugar Bowl matchup against Charlie Strong and the Louisville Cardinals seriously.
The Ball State Cardinals are getting more love in predictions for Friday's Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl. Why are people selecting the Cardinals over the Central Florida Knights?
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Focused workshops are a great way to broaden your understanding of specific yoga styles and traditions. Learn more about asana, pranayama, meditation and philosophy.
Deepen your practice with a yoga immersion or retreat. Many studios offer in town and out of town retreats if you are craving more than your weekly yoga class. Whether you are a novice or advanced yogi there is a retreat for you.
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More than 45 percent of Americans make a resolution every year, according to statisticbrain.com. Some people vow to live a healthier lifestyle, others promise to spend more time with family, and many say they will try to save money.
As millions of Americans make resolutions to improve their lives, what could we do right here in Richboro, Churchville and Holland to make it an even better place to live?
Some people want traffic issues to be resolved. Others would like to see the unused SEPTA rails to be turned into a trail. New local businesses are also of interest to some residents.
What is on your wish list for the township? What is one thing you would improve in 2013?
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To gain a place in a program (degree) at USQ, you must demonstrate your ability in the use of English language. This means, you will need to have one of the following:
1. Successfully completed one of the approved language tests, shown in the table below.
2. Successful completion of one of the following, in English, for at least two years full time, may also be considered:
Note: this does not apply to students wishing to study a Bachelor of Nursing, Graduate Diploma in Learning and Teaching, Bachelor of Education or Doctorate (PhD) degree.
3. Successfully completed a foundation studies program offered by an Australian University.
If you do not meet USQ's English Language entry requirements, you should consider undertaking a USQ pathways program.
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Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Nursing
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Jeez. Not good. It seems like their albums just get worse and worse, and Chester's voice sounds like it's getting weaker. But that aside the song is very generic
wait, is that an official video? It looks like something a 10-year-old might make in Windows Movie Maker. Lmao. How embarrassing
I don't know english very well because i'm italian
I love the song , the video ... i give it a 7 out of 10 :P .
Really love rock songs with this sort of fast beats .
I agree with Seya. 7 out of 10. Not bad or atrocious, but using Linkin' Park in your video game video is silly and cliche these days and the video could have been brightened at least.
I appreciate it just shows pure gameplay as well.
A bunch of 2013 games I missed.
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linkin park
music made for edgy 12 year olds
Just a friendly reminder to never ever play a game published by PWE(Perfect World Entertainment)


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both are okay, but they have different meanings.
"Mrs. Shoba is leaving to Delhi by this evening"
::means that she is leaving no later than, or before this evening - maybe she will leave in the morning or the afternoon.
"Mrs. Shoba is leaving to Delhi this evening" means that she will leave at that time, and no other time.
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Lovitz Lounge
- Ticket Price: $20.00
- Show Type: Stand Up
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- Door Time: 06:00 PM
Description: Sit back, relax, and laugh at Lovitz Lounge for a line up of LA's finest comics.
Jeff Richards: Jeff Richards joined the cast of Saturday Night Live as a Featured Player in September 2001. Jeff comes to SNL after touring the country doing stand-up comedy and impressions. Growing up in Walnut Creek, California a suburb of San Francisco, Jeff excelled in both football and baseball. When a knee injury forced him off the field in his senior year of high school, he focused on public access television. His show "Hanson Live" put Jeff in front of and behind the camera for the first time. After graduating high school, Jeff hosted a morning show radio and created a sketch comedy show that also appeared on public access TV in the bay area. In 1996 he began attending the University of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill. There he joined the Chapel Hill Improv Players (CHIPS) where he performed live comedy for the first time. Friends, family and teachers encouraged Jeff to unitize his gifts of impersonation as a stand up comedian. Jeff soon began hosting shows at Charlie Goodnights in Raleigh, North Carolina. In late 1997, Jeff moved to Los Angeles to pursue comedy as a career. He soon became a regular at the world famous Comedy Store and appeared in several local and nationwide commercials. He began touring comedy clubs across the country. In 2000 Jeff briefly joined the cast of Fox¹s MAD TV, appearing most memorably as David Letterman. In 2001, Jeff performed on CBS Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn and NBC¹s Late Friday. His performance on Late Friday caught the attention of Saturday Night Live who invited him to audition and then to become a feature player for the 27th season of the show. Jeff¹s high-energy stand-up is a mix of his-growing arsenal of impressions (including Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka, Louie Anderson, Kevin Spacey, Gary Shandling, Charlie Rose, Don Imus, Dustin Hoffman, and Ozzy Osborne) and outrageous original characters (including the "knife guy", the "drunk girlfriend," her "jealous boyfriend" and the "jock/meathead" from every 80¹s teen movie).
Eli Olsberg: Eli Olsberg is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actor based in Los Angeles, CA. He performs at clubs and colleges across the country. He performed at the TBS' Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in 2012 and has been seen on E!'s "Chelsea Lately." In LA, he co-produces (with comedian TJ Miller) the popular bi-weekly stand-up show "Performance Anxiety," at The Pleasure Chest in West Hollywood. He can be seen at local clubs and alternative venues and is a regular at The Laugh Factory and the Hollywood Improv. He also co-hosts (with comedian Jake Weisman) the popular podcast "The Morning After… Podcast," named Best New Podcast of 2010 by Laughspin Magazine. The podcast also records live episodes, along with video segments done at various premiers, red carpet events, and fan conventions. 'an alternately confident and self-depricating style.. a man to watch if you are looking for comedic entertainment that is intelligent, incisive, and with a bit of an edge." – LA Comedy Club Examiner That quote had some big words in it, the person who wrote it clearly know what they're talking about! Eli also loves dogs, cookie dough, and like everyone else, enjoys all kinds of music, except country.


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Tulsa Police canceled a Silver Alert Monday morning after a 65-year-old Tulsa man was found.
Sixty-five-year-old Dana Bousum was found and returned to his family Sunday evening. Bousum lives in the Tulsa area.
According to a release, Bousum was reported missing last week. Officials said he had been in imminent danger due to being under proven medical or physical disability.
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For a small tech school facilities here are pretty decent and help me accomplish what I need to
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All are open it's easy to walk in and do whatever I need to do. If I have any questions there is always someone standing by to help.
Career Services:
I am still working my way, but the career service department has set me up with multiple interviews for great job that can not only help me pay for college but also help me in my studies.
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I have not taken any online courses. I prefer face-to-face contact.
Overall Experience:
Although I had to apply three times to get into this school each time they encouraged me to try, try, try, again. Eventually after taking the SAT four times I was accepted into this school.
Academic Flexibility:
There are multiple classes at many different times to sign up for. Which is very helpful in scheduling time to study and work. There hasn't been much frustrations with scheduling classes when I need them to be and If I can get enough people we can request classes to be at certain times.
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There are a lot of job opportunities. But since Architecture is such a rigorous course it's hard to find time for a job. Between the classes which are three days a week all day and then I have another classes on the other days of the week, so when I'm not in class I'm at work trying to make enough money to pay for college, fortunately my bosses understand and don't mind me studying while there is downtime at work. The design studios are great places, we each get our own space which is quite big.
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The professors are amazing and they are more than willing to help. They have pulled me aside many times to let me know when I am starting to slip and they help me by giving me more time to take a test due to my busy schedule and lack of time available to study.
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I don't receive enough so I am having to work and go to school both full time and it's a super challenge to find room to sleep. but I am making it work. I am in the architecture program which is the most rigorous in the school. While my classmates are in the studios working on their homework. I'm at work reading for my other classes during down time.
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The student body is very racially diverse. The majority of the students are international. Which is great because it gives me the opportunity to meet and interact with people that come from a different background.
Online Courses:
It can be better if you actually interacted with the teacher
I like that i can work on my car at the school
Campus Resources:
it's great i get much use out of it
Campus Resources:
we have three computer labs
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It can be better but i am making the best out of it.
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I've had a great experience it really made me have a positive outlook on college.
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It has been great and I would do it all over again
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They do have a new program i'm looking to take advantage of, for working with marta.
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It's okay, it relates to real world experiences.
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It seems like to me, the students that attend school here are career oriented and that motivates me to work towards achieve my goals.
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I was unable to transfer learning support classes after taking the class and passing the end of course exam.
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The school can't keep up with the load of students. More people are going back to school and it is almost impossible to get into a class.
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You pay for stuff you never see. Like there is an athletic fee but the school has no sports...not even a field. Student center is great though.
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No problems with the computer network but needs more computer labs.
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I kind of knew what I was walking into with this school so the experience here is what I expected. Nothing outstanding about the school or top notch academic program here but it does get you what you need to move to your next goal.
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Scipio Jones' Brief to the Supreme Court Regarding the Elaine Twelve
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The Arkansas Peons A brief prepared by Scipio Jones reviewing the case for presentation to the Supreme Court of the United States. Your petitioners, Frank Moore, Ed. Hicks, J. E. Knox, Ed. Coleman and Paul Hall state that they are citizens and residents of the State of Arkansas, and are now residing in Little Rock, confined in the Arkansas State Penitentiary, in the Western Division of the Eastern District of Arkansas, within the jurisdiction of the court; that the defendant is the keeper of the said Arkansas State Penitentiary, and as such is unlawfully restraining your petitioners of their liberty, and will, unless prevented from so doing by the issuance of the writ herein prayed for, deprive them of their life on the 23rd day of Sept., 1921, in violation of the Constitution and laws of the Untied States, and the Constitution and laws of the State of Arkansas. Petitioners further say that they are Negroes, of African descent, black in color, and that prior to the times hereinafter mentioned were citizens and residents of Phillips County, Arkansas, at Elaine; that on the — day of October, 1919, they were arrested, placed in the Phillips County jail and thereafter until their trial were kept in close confinement upon an alleged charge of murder in the first degree for the killing of one Clinton Lee, a white man, said to have occurred on the 1st day of October, 1919; that said Clinton Lee was killed, as they are informed, while a member of a posse of white men who were said to be attempting to quell a race riot, growing out of the killing of W. A. Adkins on the night of September 30, 1919, at Hoop Spur in said County and State; that said Adkins was killed, as they are advised, under these circumstances and conditions: Petitioners and a large number of the members of their race were peaceably and lawfully assembled in their church house at or near Hoop Spur, with no unlawful purpose in view, and with no desire or purpose to injure or do any wrong to any one; that while they were thus assembled, white persons began firing guns or pistols from the outside into and through said church house, through the windows and shooting the lights out therein, causing a great disturbance and stampede of those assembled therein; that the white persons so firing on said church came there in automobiles, of which there were several, and came for the purpose of breaking up said meeting; that said Adkins was killed either by members of his own party or by some other persons unknown to your petitioners; that the white men sent out the word to Helena, the county seat, that said Adkins had been killed by the Negroes, shot down in cold blood while on a peaceable mission, by an armed force of Negroes, assembled at the church, which caused great excitement all over the City of Helena and Phillips County; that the report of said killing spread like wild-fire into other counties, all over the State of Arkansas, and into other States, notably the State of Mississippi; that early the next day a large number of white men of said County armed themselves and rushed to the scene of [the] trouble and to adjacent regions, the vicinity of Elaine being one of them, and began the indiscriminate hunting down, shooting and killing of Negroes; that in a short time white men from adjoining counties and from the State of Mississippi likewise armed themselves, rushed to the scene of the trouble and began the indiscriminate shooting down of Negroes, both men and women, particularly the posse from the State of Mississippi, who shot down in cold blood innocent Negro men and women, many of whom were at the time in the fields picking cotton; that highly inflammable articles were published in the press of Arkansas and especially of Helena and throughout the United States, in which the trouble was variously called a "race riot," "an uprising of the Negroes," and a "deliberately planned insurrection among the Negroes against the whites" of that part of Phillips County; that the officers of Phillips County, especially the Sheriff, called upon the Governor of the State, and the Governor in turn called upon the Commanding Officer at Camp Pike for a large number of the United States soldiers to assist the citizens in quelling the so-called "race riot", "uprising", or "insurrection"; that a company of soldiers was dispatched to the scene of the trouble who took charge of the situation and finally succeeded in stopping the slaughter.
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|Scipio Jones' Brief to the Supreme Court Regarding the Elaine Twelve
|Scipio Jones, a prominent African-American attorney from Little Rock, represented the twelve men convicted for their supposed involvment in the Elaine Race Massacre in 1919. Jones wrote this brief, entitled "Arkansas Peons" and published in the NAACP's magazine The Crisis in anticipation of the U.S. Supreme Court's review of the case.
Elaine Race Massacre
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Elaine Race Riot
Elaine Twelve
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|Land of (Unequal) Opportunity: Documenting the Civil Rights Struggle in Arkansas
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Prime - Delray Beach
- Address:
29 SE 2nd Ave
Delray Beach, FL 33444Neighborhood:
Delray Beach
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Prime - Delray Beach
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.primedelray.com/
- Phone: 5618655845x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Sunday : 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, BYO Liquor, Cafe, Chef's Table, Cigar Room, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: In house catering options for private parties starting at $22 per person for the Brunch Buffet to 3-course dinners starting at $27 per person.
Minimum 25 guests
Visit PrimeDelray.com to view our full Private Party Menu.
- Entertainment: Live Piano Player nightly along with Saxophone and a Live Jazz Band on Fridays
- Special Events: Prime offers private dinning room seating up to 100 guests or in our tropical garden courtyard with a capacity of 300 to 700 guests. PRIME's decadent menu items, stunning interiors, and private party rooms set the perfect backdrop for Wedding's, engagements, anniversaries, showers, retirements, birthdays and corporate events!
A word from Prime - Delray Beach
After 4 successful years Prime has moved in their brand new renovated location on 29 SE 2nd Ave Delray Beach 33444 where all the decor from Prime will be transfected and perfected even more with a beautiful garden and lots of options for private small or large functions, events, weddings and many more. Call to inquire how you can receive $500.00 in complimentary appetizers for party of 30 or moreContinued
Discover the age of decadence at PRIME, Delray's first and only authentic prime supper club. This glamorous supper club, inspired by the 1940's, promotes dining as a social experience. The largest restaurant in Delray offers a tropical garden seating. PRIME, brings the best of land and sea to guests with spectacular yet affordable menu selections. Indulge your palate with PRIME's unique selection of prime steaks, seafood and sushi, admits the sounds of live entertainment and an overall alluring atmosphere.
Discover the age of decadence at PRIME, Delray's first and only authentic prime supper club. This glamorous supper club, inspired by the 1940's, promotes dining as a social experience. The largest restaurant in Delray offers a tropical garden seating. PRIME, brings the best of land and sea to guests with spectacular yet affordable menu selections. Indulge your palate with PRIME's unique selection of prime steaks, seafood and sushi, admits the sounds of live entertainment and an overall alluring atmosphere.
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Prime - Delray Beach reviews from OpenTable diners
58 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food3.8Service4.2
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
romantic (29)special occasion (25)neighborhood gem (18)vibrant bar scene (15)fit for foodies (11)notable wine list (11)great for outdoor dining (10)hot spot (9)late-night find (7)good for groups (6)scenic view (2)kid-friendly (1)great for lunch (1)Show More
- NOT TOO RETURNROBERTOVIPDined on 8/31/2014We had been to this restaurant's Atlantic Ave location a number of times and decided to give it's new location a try. It's definitely been scaled back! My chicken parmiagina was dry and tough. Hard to cut with a sharp knife overcooked probably due to numerous re warms. Their ceasor salad was much tastier at their old establishment. In fairness my wife did enjoy her shrimp scampi which was loaded with shrimp. I also found the phone positioned up front without a hostess annoying with its loud ring and servers were responsible for taking the calls when they were able to get to the phone. not much ambiance there. The side street location is not good for attracting passerby's. I think this restaurant will be history in 6 months.
- Very Diverse and Great SpotStiggVIPDined on 8/30/2014Have seen this place lots of times but never been. Finally went and was not disappointed. Food was really good, service was great. Piano player was nice touch but the music between was pretty loud. This may be to drown out the outdoor club in back from their music. In any event, tried a few different things and it was very good. We split a salad which was actually a small portion relatively speaking but the meals were huge portions and very tasty. Will definitely be back. They had Swordfish I thought on the on-line menu but did not have it on the menu there. Did not try the steak but had seafood and pork chop and both were good. calamari appetizer was very good as well.Special Features:
- Don't confuse with New York PrimeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014This is an avarage Italian restaurant wanting to make people believe they are "New York Prime".
- Dinner at PrimeBeachbumVIPDined on 8/23/2014The twin lobster special was great. Lobsters were made to perfection, sweet and moist. Unfortunately the t- bone streak was a bit overcooked and extremely salty. Service was wonderful--wait staff were most attentive. Bring a fur coat as there was an overabundance of air conditioning that made it quite uncomfortable and apparently was not being regulated well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014Average food, very over priced! there are a lot of much better places to eat at a much better price. We had a $40 Charity Dine coupon and they tried to only deduct $4. Rip off!Special Features:
- Romantic atmospherelewgreenDined on 8/20/2014At 6PM on an August Wednesday night, PRIME we had our choice of table and got excellent service. The lighting was subdued and we could see the entertainment mural and hear ourselves talk as well as the Sinatra & friends recorded music until 7PM, when a singer - pianist began with similar music. On the $55 Dinner For Two special we ordered one Filet Mignon and one Tilapia Stuffed Crab special. The Tilapia was very tasty while its roasted potatoes and ear of corn were okay. The Filet was too salty to eat so we requested one without salt and it was good. The Chocolate Bread Pudding was good though a little dry and the raspberry Sorbet was good. By 7PM a few more tables were occupied and we enjoyed the music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service was excellentDisappointedVIPDined on 8/16/2014The best of the best were the stuff mushroom,the scallops were huge and cook to perfection but the risotto needed more flavorSpecial Features:
- primepoppaluggyVIPDined on 8/9/2014we came to prime many times for lunch when they were on Atlantic this is the second time we have come with a living social or groupon. They are pricey but with the voucher it is a little better Food is good and service is greatSpecial Features:
- specials are excellentTheBestVIPDined on 8/8/2014Try the Friday night prime rib special or the Wednesday lobster special. Great food at a reasonable price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rip offOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/25/2014Tried to put sushi and short ribs on our tab to bump the price up another 50 first and last time we will go there check your check people place was dead no excuse for that
- THE BEST PLACE TO GO TOMarvinVIPDined on 7/25/2014Food & service was great AND WE BOTH ENJOYED THE EVENINGSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/20/2014Prime was a great spot for a special occasion! The meals: Delmonico was cooked to perfection. The side Truffled Mac and cheese was delicious. The Sea Bass with a side of potatoes was tasty and cooked presented beautifully. The strip steak and it's side was cooked perfectly, the fourth entree was from their Italian menu Chicken Parmesanwas came with a Caesar salad and dessert was enjoyed as well. We had appetizers of stuffed mushrooms which were presented beautifully and tasted wonderful. The meal together with a alcoholic beverage and gratuity was about $265 which makes this restaurant one for special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NewbiesDined on 7/19/2014Worst meal and service we have had ever. Meal was cold, overlooked and the service was abominable. It is not a restaurant that we will ever recommend.Special Features:
- FoodmooseDined on 7/18/2014Great food and service. Nice ambiance. What else is there??? Oh yes, almost forgot. Prices are fair for the good food you get. I recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- AwesomeFoodieVIPDined on 7/18/2014We went there to celebrate my birthday and we had a wonderful time! I was greeted immediately with a positive attitude and everything was perfect from then on! Thank you Prime!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Foodfan1Dined on 7/10/2014We were celebrating a birthday and had a wonderful dinner and attentive service!Special Features:
- New LocationFresser1Dined on 7/6/2014New smaller location made the esrablishment cozier but also a little nosier
- I don't know where they went wrongTonitoDined on 6/27/2014I had my wedding reception at Primes original location back in December and it was spectacular! I don't know what went wrong here. Since the move the menu looks the same, but the food is NOT the same. The service was so sub par and it seemed that we were getting a bit of an attitude from the wait staff. The only saving grace is the ambiance as it's reminiscent of the golden times of Sinatra. Overall I'm disappointed.
- Very GoodDiningOutDined on 6/27/2014This was our first time at Prime. We drove past it the first time and had to turn back. When we got there we were seated promptly, and since it was early, we were the only ones in the dining room. Our food came out hot and delicious. After we were there about 45 minutes, another couple came and sat hear us. We heard them ask for the special menu. Since we didn't know about this menu, we asked why we hadn't been offered it and were told that they are told not to offer it with the regular menu, and it's only given to people who know about it and ask for it. I told them that new diners who had never been there before would not know about this 2 for $55.00 menu unless they were told about it when they came in.Special Features:
- Disappointing food!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/21/2014Had to return steak 3 times. Ordered rare and wasn't even close to that. Returning something once in a error but more that that is unforgivable.
- Wonderful Nightmommak22Dined on 6/15/2014Our first time and was very impressed with the overall evening , Food, Service was superb.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dead quietFredVIPDined on 6/6/2014We were there at 8:15 on a Friday night and we were the only 2 at the bar. Restaurant had 1 other couple having dessert. The night club outside was getting busy but the concept of fine dining and the night club scene obviously didn't work. Food was good, but not incredible. Veal chop was cooked perfectly but very small. Delray was packed and this was empty.......although pretty inside, no funSpecial Features:
- Just averagefine2dineVIPDined on 5/27/2014The biggest fault is not with the food , service or ambiance. The lot to park in is right next door and it is a flat $10.00. All the fine steakhouses Boca Raton only a few miles away all have valet parking. Delray Beach is not a place to go if you don't want to pay $5 to $10 for parking My dish, short ribs was excellent, however, my wife who had sword fish said it was just OK, much better at other restaurants .There were only 4 other people in the restaurant so it is difficult to judge noise of service if busy.
- Good food nice placeSpecialguestVIPDined on 5/20/2014Nice restaurant great patio to dine In service was good and good was good a bit pricey but goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good one TimeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/17/2014It was a nice place out. The dessert menu was a little lacking. Food was good. The service was 5 star, they were very attentive to everything we needed. I may go back in 6 months to a year.Special Features:
- Surprising nightFood4thoughtVIPDined on 5/15/2014I went to this steak house thinking ugh another tasteless fish meal. What a pleasant surprise, a friendly bar tender with lovely sushi and other goodies on the bar menu. Web enjoyed it so much, we never remained and continued to eat there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AMAZING ! simply AmazingDiningqueenDined on 5/11/2014We were welcomed back with open arms by Andrei the maître d'. It is simply breathtaking from the crystal chandeliers, baby grand piano, private wine room seating to the outdoor tropical gardens where we enjoyed our Mother's Day dinner. The ambiance was nothing short of the old Prime. The rack of lamb was suburb and the service was impeccable. Cooked to perfection. I couldn't have asked for a better day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- primeBadserviceDined on 5/9/2014Food was OK service is horrible had to wait for waiter always food came forgot sides. Then had to go to bar bartenders were to busy talk about who had better bed talk never saw anything like this before had to call them like five times before they saw us to order drink and then drink was straight vodka not good at all would not go back again sorry for reveiw
- Great service/food/ambianceWineNdineDined on 5/7/2014I first heard of prime moving to their new locations right off the ave by a friend. I was told it was so beautiful inside and it's a must try, so we did. I happened to make a reservation for two on a Wednesday for Lobster Madness. When I arrived, I was taken away by how beautiful the restaurant looked inside. We were sat promptly and our server Glenn greeted us right away. We than told him we wanted to do the lobster special, he said you made a wonderful choice. When the food arrived the lobsters were so fresh, meaty, and tender. We couldn't believe how good they tasted and for the price, unbeatable!!! Overall the experience was amazing and the service was so attentive. We will be definitely visiting Prime again and recommending it to allSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 338 reviews are from the Prime - Delray Beach reviews archive.
- Not HappyJettaladyVIPDined on 4/30/2014Front and back doors wide open on an 80 plus day. You walk in and the heat just hits you. I asked about shutting the door and they said they couldnt. We went for happy hour before dinner. Barmaid was charging $20 for two drinks which I questioned. She then lowered it to $16. Food was so so. There was a table near us which I believe was owners family. The young child had the mother's cellphone flashlight flashing it all over the dining room which was annoying as it hits you in the eye.Special Features:
- Very good food and extremelyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/13/2014Very good food and extremely poor customer relations. We will never go back. A very nice experience was ruined at the end. The manager refused to allow us to use our Charity Dine gift Certificate. He said the computer wouldn't allow it. That is nonsense. He could over-ride the computer but chose not to. Now there is no way we would ever go back or recommend this restaurant to anyone.
- Expected MoresheadbergDined on 4/12/2014Arrived for 8 pm reservation, did not sit until 25 minutes later. Service was slow to respond with initial contact and drinks. Appetizer came quick then long gap till main course. Food was good but expected more for the price.Special Features:
- Poor performanceFh22Dined on 3/28/2014Brought wrong wine first followed by correct bottle which wine list said Napa & was actually Sonoma so incorrect wine list. We had to ask for bread which the waiter said he forgot. Food was very average nothing special & was our anniversary so they did provide a bread pudding at no charge that was ok. The only good part was they sat us outside on private deck with great view of the city people watching was great. I would not go back to this one too many nice restaurants in the area.Special Features:
- We were out on date night.CucumberSusanDined on 3/27/2014We were out on date night.Cucumber mint martini was fabulous and refreshing,Crabcake was ok I thought did not need jalepeno Porterhouse was cooked perfect but pricy creamed spinach was great Twice bake was a twice bake They seem to have been out of candles that evening inside restaurant due to long table event outside but our waiter Eric went above and beyond to exceed our expectations and found a make shift one!Music was great a lil' Frank Sinatra.Cant go wrong 2 thumbs up!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeJackyDined on 3/24/2014We had a lovely meal with friends and will go back again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sushi great, steak not the greatestLyndaeddyDined on 3/18/2014We had a nice evening at Prime. Veal chop and sushi wre excellent. The New York strip was a little tough. Not the best steak I've had.Special Features:
- Picked bad nightPickyVIPDined on 3/17/2014We have been here before and enjoyed it. Unfortunately, we went when there was a 60 person get together for St Patricks Day. They were a little overwhelmed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- we had a great dinner, restaurantbiggredd5987Dined on 3/15/2014we had a great dinner, restaurant was cery empty suprisingly. We had reservations, but did not really need them. We read reviews that we're bad, but our food and service was excellant.Special Features:
- This was my first visit toBarbaraVIPDined on 3/15/2014This was my first visit to Prime and we had a wonderful experience. The staff was very pleasant and accommodating and the food wad delicious. Started off with the beet and feta salad which was very good and very large. Had the filet mignon which was a little bland, but still good. The atmosphere is lovely, nice place for a special occasion, and it's right on Atlantic Ave which is fun and lively. Will definitely return.Special Features:
- Prime is primeManganinnieDined on 3/7/2014We, once again, had a good evening and a good meal at Prime. There were six of us and we began at the bar for Happy Hour and then to dinner. The only problem is that they announced that they were moving to El Bacio down the street. We hope it works for them and us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Entry Draft Complete- Sens Trade for Filatov
The NHL Entry Draft has officially come to a close for the Ottawa Senators. Can't say enough good things about the work Murray has done this weekend. He has managed to add four 1st
DRAFT DAY!- Sens Pick Zibanejad, Noesen, Puempel
(UPDATE 10:22 PM)- Sens take Matt Puempel at 24th (UPDATE 10:08 PM) Ottawa will pick again at #
Cameron/Reeds Official- Schedule Released
As expected, the Ottawa senators have named Dave Cameron and Mark Reeds as Assistant Coaches. They join new bench boss Paul MacLean in what will be a new look coaching staff in Ottawa next
NHL Preseason Schedule Announced
This certainly will be a busy week for the NHL. The Awards were last night, tomorrow we get the draft, later today the full regular season scheduled will be announced and last night the
More Draft Talk
Is it just me or is this week is really dragging along? I have been looking forward to this Entry Draft since the final regular season game ended (probably before that) and now that
Sens Headed to Minnesota
With just a few days to go until the NHL Entry Draft, the Ottawa Senators are scheduled to depart for Minnesota at some point today. Teams often like the get there a few days
Draft Week Begins
It may be a Monday morning in June but hockey remains a priority as draft week officially gets under way. There are still a ton of unanswered questions when it comes to this year's
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Microsoft's annual Build conference starts Tuesday, post-Windows 8 launch, post-Surface RT launch, and even a day after a big Windows Phone 8 event. You might think the crew in Redmond would have exhausted any shiny, new stuff by now.
Build is a developer's conference, so Microsoft will be hosting a host of sessions on how to develop applications across a range of Microsoft operating environments that keeps getting more numerous. There's Windows 8, Windows RT, Windows Phone 8, and even the Xbox 360 environment. Yet the company has also played very close to the chest about the agenda, not revealing anything about the technical sessions that will be the heart of Build.
[ Get ready for Windows 8 with the Windows 8 Deep Dive PDF special report, which explains the new direction for Windows, the Metro interface for tablet and desktop apps, the transition from Windows 7, and more. | Stay atop key Microsoft technologies in our Technology: Microsoft newsletter. ]
Still, there's a lot of stuff I'd like to see at Build. I'm not looking for shiny new toys, but hard information on what developers need to know, with some hints at how Microsoft sees its ecosystem of applications building. So here's my wish list, in no particular order.
Kinect for Windows
The Windows 8 touch interface integrates significant gesture recognition. But Kinect offers gestures without the need for touch (though you need a Kinect for Windows sensor). In addition to being a camera, Kinect also integrates depth information and has a microphone.
More than one user has complained to me that touch doesn't seem natural in a desktop PC environment, where you need to lean forward a bit and lift your hand off your mouse or keyboard to interact with your screen. Kinect, properly implemented, would still require you to lift your hands, but the gestures would be in your "user" space, without needing to break the plane between keyboard and display.
I'd love to hear and see what developers might be doing with Kinect for Windows.
Xbox updates for Smartglass integration
Smartglass, the Windows 8 app that enables two-way streaming and lets you interact with your Xbox 360 via a Windows 8 tablet or PC, is still more a promise than a reality. As it stands today, Smartglass is more a toy than a real application. It works well enough, but what it does is pretty limited. Yes, you can watch Xbox videos on your tablet, but not much else.
The promise of Smartglass will be when Xbox games can use a tablet or phone running Smartglass as a gaming accessory. Or when Smartglass on a tablet enables better integration between the PC and the console. I'm hoping we'll see some hints of what Smartglass will really do going forward.
Desktop app integration with Windows 8 apps
As it stands today, Windows 8 apps and traditional desktop applications might as well live on separate systems. Windows 8 apps have their own way of communicating with other apps through the contracts mechanism. Desktop apps use Windows APIs. Even Office 2013 runs only as a set of desktop applications.


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Town Square Villas...Pool & Clubhouse in New Port Richey
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Town Square Villas
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 1,300 - $ 1,300 / month
vacation rental description
Beautiful 2 bedroom 1 bath condo in New Port Richey. This condo is located 1 mile in from the Gulf Coast. Each bedroom has a King bed and Televsions. A large 32inch Television is located in the living room.
This is a non-smoking condo. You may smoke outside the condo.
We now offer a washer and dryer in the condo.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 04-29-2014 at 12:34 PM.
email owner view full calendar
teresa zanelotti 301-980-5201
condo rental amenities
Rent includes fully furnished kitchen. Towels and sheets for the bedroom and bathroom. We offer a clubhouse with a pool within a 1 min. walk. Clubhouse has restrooms and computer. Washer and Dryer are located at the clubhouse. Can connect laptop to computer. Condo is located close to Clearwater Beach and Tarpon Springs. Loads of restaurants within walking distance to condo. Can walk to Green Key which is at the Gulf of Mexico. Lots of golf courses located all over Pasco County. Day and night fishing trips located in New Port Richey and Tarpon Springs.
Contact owner for weekly rental fees.we now offer a washer and dryer in the unit.
activities and attractions in New Port Richey Gulf Coast Central
The condo is located directly off Main Street in New Port Richey.
30 minutes to Busch Gardens / Tampa (Ybor City)
90 minutes to Disney World (Orlando Attractions)
30 minutes to Weeki Wachee
5 minutes to local beaches
30 minutes to World Famous Clearwater Beach (sugar white sand)
40 minutes to Homossassa Springs Nat'l Park
30 minutes to Raymond James Stadium (Buccaneers home)
Minutes from multiple fine and casual dining restaurants. There are numerous Golf courses within a 10 mile radius. Magnolia Valley - 1 mile, River Ridge - 3 miles - Seven Springs 5 miles - too many to list. Fishing boats for day trips or over night. Parks to walk in and take beautiful sunset pictures
5 miles to Starkey Wilderness Park - miles of paved bicycle path, over
night camping, 10 shaded pavilions, miles of hiking paths. Lots and lots to do.
20 minutes to Famous Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks (and Howard Park Beach)
vacation rental rates
- Rate is $1300 per month/$125 cleaning fee
- Utilities/cable are included
- weekly rental cleaning fee $75
- Adults are required to have a background check
teresa zanelotti 301-980-5201
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in New Port Richey
- Hang out at the Beach
- Do a round of Golf
- Charter a Day Fishing Trip
- Fresh Seafood in local Restaurants
- Go to A Secret Garden Spa and get a massage or pedicure
Top things to do on a budget
- Hang out at the Pool
- Take a nice walk back to the Gulf of Mexico
- Go into town and walk around and sightsee
- Do some outside grilling
Top things to do with a family
- Go to Clearwater Beach
- Take a Day Fishing Trip
- Go to Ancolte Beach and Picnic
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Originally published January 10, 2013 at 7:51 P.M., updated January 11, 2013 at 12:52 P.M.
• WHAT: Black History Month parade
• WHEN: 10 a.m. Feb. 9.
• WHERE: The parade will be begin at Patti Welder Magnet Middle School, 1500 E. North St., and will end at the Victoria Community Center.
The Victoria Black History Steering Committee invites residents to attend or participate in upcoming events commemorating Black History Month.
The group is seeking entries for the annual Black History Month parade on Feb. 9.
A Black History Month Festival will immediately follow the parade in the Victoria Community Center until 4 p.m. The committee is seeking participants for entertainment, including displays, musical and vocal groups or soloists; drill teams and praise teams; poetry readers; comedians or dramatists; or other forms of entertainment, as approved by the committee.
For more information about participating in the parade, contact DeAnn Vilchez at 361-237-4636. For more information about participating in the festival, contact Sherilyn Shelton at 361-433-6038.


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Stiga Master Series Performance 2-Player Indoor Table Tennis SetItem Number: 12215455
Price: $19.99
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Customer Reviews
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For fast play and quality performance, the Stiga® Master Series Performance 2-Player Indoor Table Tennis Set includes two custom performance rackets with concave handles. It also comes complete with three Stiga® Three-Star Table Tennis Balls. Get ready for competitive play with this accessory set.
- Master Series
- 2 custom rackets
- Rubber: Inverted w/ 1.0mm sponge
- Handle: concave
- Blade: 5-Ply
- 3 white 40mm Stiga ® Three-Star indoor table tennis balls
- 30-day limited manufacturer's warranty
For additional information relating to the Manufacturer's Warranty, please contact 1-800-426-1421.
Country Of Origin: China
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Rated 3.5 out of 5�by 15 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5�by Rako99 3-star? Balls ?? Paddles are fine but 3-star balls included in the package were far inferior to the orange 3-star balls (same brand) purchased at the same time. August 5, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5�by mnl eh Yeah, $20 for two paddles isn't worth it. Invest a little more to get better quality if you want to improve on spinning the ball. It's alright to start off with but you'll want to upgrade shortly after. May 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by RALavoie1981 Worth more than paid for!!!! I Love the paddles. They have Amazing control, produce Great spin. If your in the market for a set of paddles, this is the set for you! April 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Chefriki Great intro set up Great intro set up for beginning pongers. Good value. February 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Me Pretty good. My friend and I play some serious ping pong and these have held up pretty well. The slick rubber allows for some crazy spin and the foam center lets you control the slams. The rubber eventually starts to peel just like every other paddle I've owned. January 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5�by Zoom Good for the price!! Average racket .... good value for the price. If you are a beginner, this is not a bad start. October 2, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5�by Kudi45 Ish. Edges started peeling after 1 use. I'm certain I got a defective set. Returned the product June 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by Dian5 Great table at a good price I purchased this table for our office. Everyone loves it and says it's the best table they ever played on. It took quite some time to assemble alone and the tricky, final stage of lifting the 2 halves into place on the base had to be facilitated by 3 men. Each side is very heavy. You will need some help to complete the assembly. Watch your fingers! April 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5�by Mark Paddles Good paddles for the price. These paddles are on the harder side (less Padding). Handles have are kind of square. Again nice paddles for the budget price. April 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5�by scott22 Decent Paddles For the price they are good and work well for family and friends type of play. January 22, 2013


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Thompkins Square Park * 14th Street * Village/Downtown 8180 in Manhattan
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
- community East Village
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 999 - $ 3,499 / week
$ 2,799 - $ 5,999 / month
vacation rental description
Featuring 2 Queen sized beds and 1 Sofa bed. This East Village / Union Square East (14th Street) flat is located in the hottest East Village location. There's $1 Pizza within a block, great Sushi places and unique village bars and restaurants. Times Square is not a far ways away, but you get a whole different feel living here and partying around the city. Downtown location makes it easy to hit the NYC nightlife. Your right near NYC clubs, lounges, lofts, and chic restaurants. Take a look at the pictures and check out the modern furniture and tasteful artwork. The place has been renovated, refurbished, freshly painted and cleaned to perfection.
apartment rental amenities
This is a privately owned and operated home that boasts new york character. The quality of the furniture and décor is highly regarded. We have had and continue to get interest from many corporate clients who stay and enjoy this rental on a monthly basis. Kitchen Facilities include coffee maker, freezer, 4 ring stove, iron & board, oven, cooking utensils, fridge, toaster, and microwave. Entertainment Facilities includes DVD, flat screen TV, cable television. Internet access is wireless broadband. General Property Facilities include hair dryer, toilet paper, central heating through the building, towels provided, air-conditioning, and linens are provided.
activities and attractions in Manhattan New York City
Leisure Activities include cycling, fishing, golf, horse riding, roller blading, walking, ski, swimming, and tennis. Local attractions include botanical gardens, hospitals, ATM/bank, autumn foliage, babysitting, churches, cinemas, laundrette, fitness centre, groceries, museums, recreation centre, library, pon, playground and special neighborhood spots. Local activities include ice skating, live theatre, broadway shows, times square, chelsea sporting, Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty and many more. Nearbye Services include babysitting, massage therapist, medical services, golf and ski facility, resturants, zoo, waterfalls, and wine bars.
vacation rental rates
Prices range depending on your length of stay and depending on how your vacation dates fit into our schedule. We are able to offer up to 50% off on certain dates. Cleaning Fee's range from $99 to $149 (one time fee) We also have a few apartments that look very similar and keep our own calender so please call us to check availability. If you are on a tight budget, we can work with you, as all our apartments are negotiable. Booking and paying in advance or even a last minute booking can help your chances of receiving further discounts.


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Shure endorsers took top honors at this year's 37th Annual Gospel Music Association Music Awards on April 5. Chris Tomlin was named Artist of the Year and Male Vocalist of the Year, while his song "How Great Is Our God," won for Song of the Year and Worship Song of the Year. The David Crowder Band walked away with honors for Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year and Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year. Both endorsers performed their hit songs on Shure's UHF-R Wireless Systems with KSM9 capsules.
"Every year it's a rewarding experience to watch all of the evening's performers win big and sound incredible," says Ryan Smith of Shure Artist Relations Nashville. "The genre of gospel music continues to diversify, and many of these artists are crossing over into mainstream radio. I think that speaks volumes for the appeal this music has on the industry today."
Also performing at this year's GMAs were Shure endorsers BarlowGirl, Third Day, and Kirk Franklin. With their hit song, "Cry Out To Jesus," Third Day accepted honors for Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year, and Kirk Franklin was awarded Urban Song of the Year and Urban Album of the Year.
GMA production manager Denny Keitzman of Strait Gate Productions put his trust in Shure products and a stage blueprint designed to optimize reliability and performance. Shure had the entire stage covered with microphones for all performing vocalists and instrumentalists throughout the evening.
"Shure really came to the party to make the 37th edition of the Gospel Music Awards the huge success that it was," Keitzman says. "This year's show was, by far, the best one with which I have been associated. The audio production was flawless for the evening thanks, in no small part to, not only the quantity, but also the quality of equipment Shure supplied. The new wireless vocal mics delivered superb quality from a wide range of vocal styles and we had absolutely no RF problems for three days of rehearsal and the show."
The 37th Annual GMA Music Awards will be televised in national syndication through May 21.


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How much free play (before the clutch engages) should the clutch have on a 184 low boy? The old clutch that was on mine for years since I got it never had much free play at all and I had tried to adjust it several times to the proper clearance. It went out a month or two ago and I replaced the clutch and adjusted the clearance but, it still only has what seems like very little travel on the pedal before the clutch engages. I'd say maybe 1/2 inch at most. Is this normal?
The reason I ask is that I was reading a post on here the other day (maybe the cub forum) regarding adjusting the release fingers on the pressure plate. I was mowing today and got to thinking about that clearance issue and the thread I had read. Could the fingers being out of adjustment be related to the clearance at all? The old clutch was way worn out on one side and looked good on the other. The setting the proper clearance distance on the old clutch was always a bugger because I didn't get the same clearance on each finger. Not being as bright as some on here (just plain not knowing what was what with these clutches) I didn't know the fingers could even be adjusted. Just thought they were torqued on at the factory to stay forever. Please let me know what you think.


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2010 photo contest winners announced
December 04, 2009
Alumni Director David Tromanhauser announced today the winners of the 2010 calendar photo contest. Winners for each month will receive a $25 cash prize, and the grand prize winner will receive an additional $50 cash prize.
The winning photographs will be published in the Bryan College 2010 Calendar and will be used in other official college media. Judges evaluated more than 150 excellent contest entries. Although only 12 of the contest entries will appear in the calendar, many of the non-calendar photographs will be used in other print and electronic media produced by the College.
Congratulations to these gifted and talented photographers!


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Welcome to Memorial Regional Medical Center
Memorial Regional Medical Center serves residents of Richmond, Hanover and Henrico counties, and Virginia's Northern Neck, providing compassionate health care of the highest quality. Memorial Regional and St. Mary's are the only hospitals in Richmond to earn 2009 Magnet Recognition® status, awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for excellence in nursing.
Fully accredited by the Joint Commission (JCAHO), we have been nationally recognized for clinical excellence and stroke care, and we are ranked among the top 10 percent of hospitals in the country for cardiac surgery and overall cardiac care.
Our world-class physicians are experts at treating a wide range of medical conditions, but we also believe in treating the whole person. Our Mission is to deliver compassionate, quality health care to every patient, every time.
See what our nurses have to say about magnet recognition
Honors and awards
- Magnet Recognition® for nursing excellence (American Nurses Credentialing Center).
- America's 50 Best Hospitals (Healthgrades, 2014)
- Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence every year since 2004 (HealthGrades).
- Ranked among the top 5percent of hospitals in the country for outstanding clinical performance (HealthGrades).
- Five-star rating for cardiac surgery and overall cardiac excellence, among top 10 percent of hospitals in the country (HealthGrades, 2008-2013).
- Women's Choice Award Americas Best Breast Center of Excellence
- Beacon Award for Critical Care Excellence
- Lantern Award for Emergency Care Excellence
- "Top 100" hospital rating for stroke treatment and critical care treatment (Healthgrades, 2013)
- Five-star rating for stroke treatment eleven years in a row (Healthgrades, 2003-2013)
- Community Cancer Center approved by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer.
- Gold Achievement Award for Acute Myocardial Infarction, Heart Failure and Pneumonia given to hospitals that achieve a 60 percent reduction in failure rate.
- Platinum Achievement Award for Heart Failure care
2010 Memorial Regional Medical Center Cancer Annual Report
Memorial Regional Medical Center
8260 Atlee Road
Mechanicsville, VA 23116
Cancer questions? Call (804) 353-HOPE to talk to our specialists.
Memorial Regional Medical Center Patient Advocacy: 804-764-6675
Visitation Hours:
10:00am - 1:00pm
3:00pm - 7:00pm
8:30pm - 10:00pm
Restricted Hours:
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7:00pm - 8:30pm
10:00pm - 10:00am
Intensive Care (ICU and CCU):
*same as above
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