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Link from yesterday that shows that there is an update for 1DX
But are not available yet for Mac
shows like for Windows users only, and also giving me 404 errors
That got me very excited, but alas...there is no update posted for Windows either. Either the article is just wrong or Canon pulled it. Did you actually see an update posted at some point?
It irritates the snot out of me that this fix has been available for the 5D3 for more than a month now, but still isn't published for the higher end model. Meanwhile Canon seems to be focused on new lens sales more than fixing performance issues in their flagship photo DSLR.

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A Blacksburg entrepreneur is getting some national recognition for an app he created.
Bob Summers won the 'Windows Startup Challenge' against 200 other companies for his app KinectHealth.
"Many moms told me that if their kids are sick or if they are traveling, they still want to connect with their trainer and there was no way to do that," creator of KinectHealth, Bob Summers says. "I thought eureka! KinecthHealth can solve that problem,"
Bob Summers shows us you don't need to be at the gym to sweat. He created the app KinectHealth, which let's you choose from work outs like zumba or yoga.
You can then can work out with your own personal trainer, some of which are from Blacksburg, New York, and LA.
"We built something that competed against those out of London, out of Sol Korea, We beat them out and it's happening here in Blacksburg,"Summer says.
Summers used computer vision technology to build KinectHealth. The web cam on your computer or tablet helps keep track of your activity level.
You can see it working with an orange glow highlighted around your body.
You can then tell if your calm, active or hyper, how many calories you've burned, and how long you've been working out.
"I'm very excited and we've already we put it 1,000 users already and that's just incredible for a brand new app for first time," Summer says.
You can also get some social interaction by connecting with friends and seeing how there work out is doing.
Summer says he's proud to be representing our area with this type of technology.
"This is the proof point that we are building great stuff in Blacksburg," Summers says.
KinectHealth is only available on Windows 8, but should be available for i-Pads in the next few months.


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- Studio: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
- Release Date: Dec 20, 2006
- Starring: Antonio Tarver, Milo Ventimiglia, Sylvester Stallone
- Summary: The greatest underdog story of our time is back for one final round. In Rocky Balboa, the former heavyweight champion steps out of retirement and back into the ring, pitting himself against a new rival in a dramatically different era. (MGM)
- Director: Sylvester Stallone
- Genre(s): Drama, Sport
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Score distribution:
Positive: 21 out of 33
Mixed: 12 out of 33
Negative: 0 out of 33
The acting in the film is grade-A, with Stallone bringing the more mumbled Rocky from the first film spliced with some rousing inspirational monologues when the moment is right (not forced, not preachy… just perfect).
Stallone doesn't pander to audiences with unearned sentiment. He believes in his story, in the inspirational element that has sent thousands of folks running up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art over 30 years.
Better than decent. But if Stallone (who wrote and directed the flick) had pulled a few punches to the heart, it could have been truly worthy of that first, glorious movie.
Rocky Balboa scores a split decision: A familiar start, some flat-footed middle rounds and a solid, flailing finish. And since Stallone has promised to throw in the towel on the franchise, we'll add an extra half star in honour of his diligence in the gym.
Rocky Balboa is far from essential, and there are moments in it bad enough to make you wince. But I dare you not to feel at least a tiny little rush when that opening bell rings, and Rocky starts swinging one final time.
The time away from the ring has done Rocky and the franchise some good, although it takes pic a good long while to gather momentum and clout before a surprisingly satisfying third-act heavyweight bout.
Watching Rocky Balboa go through the usual paces does trigger a few helpless waves of nostalgia, especially once Bill Conti's famed score kicks in and Stallone sticks it to a few sides of beef. But audiences needn't be responsible for helping an over-the-hill actor through his midlife crisis.
Score distribution:
Positive: 124 out of 138
Mixed: 5 out of 138
Negative: 9 out of 138
Dec 10, 2012Who would have ever believed that Rocky VI would be good?! Oh how we laughed at Stallone's desperation! Then we saw the movie. Rocky Balboa is the best Rocky movie by FAR and is one of my favorite movies of all time. It makes me cry and feel unbelievably happy every time I see it. Absolutely perfect!… Expand
May 31, 2011"Yo Adrian! We did it!" Stallone nailed it! This is a beautiful film that truly measures the importance of an aging life and how one copes with losing a loved one and being the "has-been". This film wanders into sweet nostalgia and stays there the whole time, all the while lingering on heartbreak, redemption, and inner peace.… Expand
Feb 18, 2012Very epic film. Rocky 'The Italian Stallion' Balboa shows that if you want something, you can go get it if you work hard for it. The Rocky series is one of the most epic and awesome movie series there is, and i don't think that there will be movies like this in the close future... Old movies FTW!!!… Expand
Nov 26, 2011This is a far better ending to the franchise then what Rock 5 was. The acting was solid but it still follows the same basic Rocky formula. I liked how the film was more serious this time around and focused on the problems Rocky faced outside of training for his opponent.… Expand
Jul 12, 2012This Rocky went in the right direction and went back towards the style of the first two Rocky movies, just when the cheesy 80's style was starting to wear on us. Very touching and the fight scene is well-made.… Expand
Feb 29, 2012It doesn't match up to the first two, but it improves over Rocky III, IV, and V and Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) returns facing hardcore challenges you wouldn't expect.… Expand
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This 28-page exhibition catalog features the ten winning projects of the 2010 Suburbia Transformed: One Garden at a Time competition, as well as essays from Patrick M. Condon, Professor at the University of British Columbia and James Taylor Chair in Landscape and Livable Environments and Dean Cardasis, FASLA, Professor at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and Director of the James Rose Center.
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A limited number of Rose's fourth and last book, The Heavenly Environment, are available for purchase. The book features some of his later work as well as a good description of the evolution of Ridgewood, his residence.
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Annual Report
Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2012-2013
Message from the President
Last spring, an article in Fast Company posed the question, "Is an MFA the New MBA?" Drawing on information from the Strategic National Arts Alumni Project, the author argued that artists have the most important skill to succeed in today's increasingly complex, uncertain world: creativity.
At a time when education is being reduced to mere vocational utility, the San Francisco Art Institute is proud to be an incubator and laboratory for creative learners to experiment, strive, and thrive. While committed to providing exceptional undergraduate and graduate education to emerging artists — who continually amaze me with their talent and insight — SFAI has also been working to broaden its impact and re-assert its role as the "Institute" of its name. This vision positions the Institute as not only a school, but also a cultural hub that engages the public; a thought leader that propagates and promotes art, ideas, and scholarship; and a civic partner to advance the centrality of the arts in the Bay Area.
As you'll see throughout this Annual Report, which covers the fiscal year from July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013, the past year contained major successes and laid the groundwork for future initiatives. Among many highlights, the Institute:
Approved a five-year Strategic Plan, establishing priorities ranging from investment in full-time faculty to comprehensive facilities planning
Launched a new annual art festival, combining an alumni reunion, blow-out party, and art sale into a major public event
Honored one of today's most culturally relevant artists, the filmmaker (and SFAI alumna) Kathryn Bigelow, with an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree at Commencement, where she spoke about the lasting impact of her art school education
- Continued to build a top-notch leadership team, welcoming Dr. Rachel Schreiber as Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Hesse McGraw as Vice President for Exhibitions and Public Programs
Even as the Institute has amplified its activities, this fiscal year marked the fifth consecutive one with an operating surplus, which we used for major capital improvements and to create a new Diversity Scholarship. In the coming year, SFAI will strive to further improve its operations and heighten its ambitions in the service of art, artists, and the Bay Area community. Your support is crucial to that effort—thank you for your continued engagement.
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About SFAI
Since 1871, the San Francisco Art Institute, a nonprofit institution, has been a vital convening place for arts communities and an international leader in fine arts education. The Institute gratefully acknowledges the supporters who enable SFAI to continue serving both students and the general public through access to and engagement with contemporary artistic and cultural practices.
SFAI is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). SFAI is also a member of the Association of Independent Colleges of Art and Design (AICAD).


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- Date: 1861
Map of the battle of Chancellorsville, including operations from April 29th to May 5th, 1863.
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#jpod – Hyperlocal news: Struggles for sustainability online and successes in print
The debate into how to make hyperlocal websites pay for the journalism they carry has been discussed for as long as the local news sites have been running.
Earlier this week we reported how Nesta announced late last month that it was putting up £1 million to fund hyperlocals. That followed a move four months ago when the Lebvedev family launched the Journalism Foundation with a local political news site, Pits n Pots, as one of the first two projects it was supporting.
This podcast looks at the current ideas for making hyperlocal sites sustainable, including public funding, and we hear from three hyperlocals, all of which have published print products to raise awareness of their web offerings or to make their business models pay.
Journalism.co.uk technology correspondent Sarah Marshall speaks to:
- Rachel Howells, a director of the Port Talbot Magnet and a PhD student researching the impact of the closure of local newspapers.
- Richard Coulter, former chief sub-editor and assistant editor at the Bristol Evening Post who now runs the Filton Voice, a (profitable) hyperlocal print magazine now into its seventh edition.
- Mike Rawlins who runs Pits n Pots, which is backed by the Journalism Foundation.
- Damian Radcliffe, author of the Nesta report mentioned above.
- Andy Williams, a lecturer at Cardiff University who has research interests in the local newspaper industry in South Wales.
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Woman injured in fall on Witney's uneven paving (From The Oxford Times)
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Woman injured in fall on Witney's uneven paving
1:00pm Wednesday 14th November 2012 in News By Tom Jennings
A WITNEY woman has called for repairs to the town's paving after she was badly injured falling on an uneven stone.
Ann Madden, 75, was shopping in Witney on October 6 when she fell on paving outside the Woolgate Shopping Centre.
She was left with a bruised nose and jaw, broken finger in her right hand and broken left hand and arm.
The great-grandmother spent 12 days in hospital and had an operation to insert pins in her left arm. The pins are due to be taken out in two weeks' time.
Mrs Madden, of New Yatt Road, said: "I was walking past Baker's Butchers and I stood on a stone that came up out of the ground and into the air.
"It was a bad fall and my face was bleeding afterwards. I was quite a mess."
She added: "I am very annoyed with Oxfordshire County Council.
"We wrote to the council and they say they inspect and maintain the pavements every month, but that is a lie – the stone is still there. They need to get to grips with this because so many people are falling over and someone is going to do more damage than I did. What if an elderly lady in ill health fell? It could have killed her."
Mrs Madden said the state of paths across Witney was "disgusting" and pointed to Corn Street and High Street as a particularly poor area.
She is considering suing the county council for compensation.
In October, disabled residents complained about the "dangerous" state of paving in Witney, including in the town centre, and said it was difficult to traverse.
Council spokesman Martin Crabtree said: "Witney town centre is inspected each month and faults are tackled as and when they are identified. We also respond when members of the public report problems to us.
"The county council has been in discussions with local councillors and the district council regarding the possibility of a wider scheme for Witney Market Square.
"To take this forward designs are being produced to improve the area. Councillors are currently considering how this scheme may be taken forward."
Repairs to Corn Street's footpath, costing £50,000, were due to start this month and £30,000 of work to fix Market Square is expected to start next year.
County Hall has spent about £15,000 this year on railings in Church Green and speed warning signs in Oxford Hill.
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MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) – If you are tired of picking up spilled crackers or gummy snacks from your toddler when they use a bowl or plastic bag, then you'll love the Gyro Bowl. It's designed to put an end to those messes by keeping the goodies in the bowl, no matter what your toddler does with it.
We call upon William, son of Donna Wallace King. He's our expert. He's toddler and he's had several months to play with the Gyro Bowl. He puts the Gyro Bowl through the wringer for us in our test.
The Gyro Bowl is a series of plastic bowls on swivels that work in tandem to keep goodies in reach while preventing spills. We use some of William's favorite snacks with the Gyro Bowl. They include fish shaped crackers, coated chocolate candies, and dried cranberries. William is ready to eat on the go with the Gyro Bowl, or as he calls it, the "fun bowl".
This "fun bowl" is not only designed to carry fun treats, but also it's designed in a safe shape for the little ones, avoiding pinches and injuries. William carries the bowl around the room, moving it in many directions, with no spillage. Since he was on his best behavior, he made me do the dirty work so mom would be proud of him. So I nudged the Gyro Bowl filled with chocolate candies off the table and by dropping it with some force, most of the candy spills right across the floor.
William calls me out on this saying, "You dumped them out and they're all over the ground."
Well, the website advertises this spinning contraption to be 100% kid proof. We all know better, there's no such thing as kid proof. William knows this as well and proves it. With some manipulation of the bowl with his fingers, he flips the Gyro Bowl upside down and lets gravity do the rest.
William's mom Donna says, "Well I think it works pretty good. When he's at home normally or when we go on a trip, he rarely drops or spills anything. Only when he gets a little rambunctious do things go everywhere, I would recommend it."
Plus, it comes with a sturdy storage lid and it's dishwasher safe. The Gyro Bowl is a step up from a regular bowl, and prevents most spills. It's not kid proof, but it's kid resistant. When it comes to kids, anything that allows for fewer messes, which the Gyro Bowl does, deserves a solid YES for this week's "Does it Work? test.
We found the Gyro Bowl selling for about $15 through an online retailer.
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The End is Near Inc.
Chris Martenson quit corporate America to craft an unusual life of financial readiness — in case the economy really implodes — and now thousands of Internet followers are buying the message. Literally.
The next time I stop by the Martensons' house, a storm has just hit Montague and the electricity is out, a turn of events that almost seems made to order. I find Martenson on his couch, extension cords snaking from his laptop: He's running on a trickle of power from the solar panels out back. (A few days later, he will blog about what the outage taught him; he sees the blackout as a rehearsal for a much bigger crisis.)
He has promised to take me on a shooting expedition today, so soon we're in his faded old Nissan Maxima, cruising through the dappled sunlight of a country road and chatting about firearms. Martenson says that at home he keeps his guns locked away, because of his children and because Massachusetts law requires it. Which means the guns are basically useless when it comes to home protection. "For me guns are sporting," he says, "not defense."
We crunch onto a gravel road and bump along to his gun club, weeds slapping the side of the car. He parks in a sandy wasteland and we walk to one of the firing-range shelters, which smells of gunpowder and creosote.
As a kid, I learned to shoot BB guns and .22 rifles, but this semiautomatic Glock I'm about to handle feels entirely different. It's made of plastic, with a smooth and almost oily skin. The blackest thing around, it seems to suck up all the light. Martenson takes me again and again through the protocols of gun safety. As he sees it, with enough preparation, even a semiautomatic weapon can be domesticated.
Some of his followers may be less concerned with this line of domestication. Many hours later, when I'm in front of my home computer, I can still feel the Glock in my hand and the unnerving power of its kick. Now I want to see what Martenson's brethren say about firearms. On his website, I click through various forums and a "definitive firearms" thread, which contains more than 2,000 comments, plus instructions for building a home arsenal. "I dread the day that I might need to defend my family and friends with a gun. But, I realize that is a very real possibility," a member writes in one forum. Another comments that once enough people get desperate, "it might be too late to avoid some blood in the streets."
Of course this is where the messenger stands to lose control of the message, to unintentionally feed and even validate the fringe. The true power of Martenson's worldview will be measured by what the masses do with it.


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(CNN) – George H.W. Bush is having a big birthday.
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41 & 43 both ran up deficits. Took democrat Presidents to clean up their mess.
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Who's going to clean up Obama's $12 Trillion in deficits??? Oh yeah, that would be our children, grand children and great grand children.
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41 & 43 both ran up deficits. Took democrat Presidents to clean up their mess.
By the time he's done, 44 will have run up more than both combined – TWICE.
Happy Birthday, big guy. Enjoy yourself.
Kool socks Nancy. Happy birthday Mr. New World Order.
I liked him much better than his son.
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Who's going to clean up Obama's $12 Trillion in deficits??? Oh
Duh-uh. Hillary Rodham Clinton?
I said clean them up, not RUN THEM UP!
George W Bush along with Cheney, Pearl, and Rumsfeld should all be tried for crimes against humanity by the world court.
They have reduced the United States to at the least irrelevant and at the worst a breeding ground for those who would commit genocide.
We should all hang our heads in shame.
Happy Birth Day HW Bush.
I still don't think his son did a good job .
Happy Birthday H.W. You're 89 and and I love your socks. You always seemed to be a man of integrity and I admire that trait. At the same time, I'm sorry your eldest disappointed you too, at times.
My family sends their best regards also.
Wasting my time...
Can we kick down for a new pair of presidential slippers for #41. Looks like he's loosing the sole on one.
I'm a Democrat and a bit older than most of you. He was a good president and 40 years from now we will probably learn how he saved us from Regan. Happy Birthday Mr. Bush!
Very tender thought for us in 'borrowed time' Psalm 90: 10. To me Socks says: Saviour of the wOrld Christ the King
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Voltage Regulator
Voltage regulators take a range of DC voltage and convert it to a constant voltage. For example, this regulator, a 7805 regulator, takes a range of 8 - 15 volts DC input and converts it to a constant 5-volt output.
Note the label on the regulator that reads "7805". Check the label on every component. This physical form factor, called the package, is used by many different components, and not all of them are voltage regulators. This is a TO-220 package.
The 7800 series regulators come in many different voltages. 7805 is a 5-volt regulator. 7809 is a 9-volt regulator. 7812 is a 12-volt regulator. All the regulators of this family have the same pin connections. In the image above, the left leg is connected to the input voltage. The middle leg is connected to ground. The right leg is the output voltage.
3.3V regulators are also common. Note that these ones don't have the same pin configuration as the 7805 regulators!
LEDs, or Light Emitting Diodes, are diodes that emit light when given the correct voltage. Like all diodes, they are polarized, meaning that they only operate when oriented correctly in the circuit. The anode of the LED connects to voltage, and the cathode connects to ground. The anode in the LEDs in this photo is the longer leg on each LED. LEDs come in many diferent packages. The packages above have built-in lenses.
These LEDs are the cheapest you can buy, and they're not very bright. You can get superbright LEDs as well, which are much brighter. If you're working on applications that need very small light sources, you can also get LEDs in a surface mount package.
LEDs can only handle a limited amount of current and voltage. The details should be covered in each LED's datasheet, but if not, here's a link to a handy LED current calculator. For most common LEDs running at 5 volts, a resistor between 220 and 1K ohms will do the job.
Resistors resist the flow of electrical current. When placed in series, they reduce the voltage, and limit the current. The bands on a resistor indicate the resistor's value. Here's a handy resistor color code calculator.
Potentiometers are variable resistors. The two outside terminals act as a fixed resistor. A movable contact called the wiper moves across the resistor, producing a variable resistance between the center terminal and either of the two sides.
Trimmer potentiometers are designed to be mounted on a circuit board, difficult to turn, so you can use them to adjust a circuit. They're handy to use as physical variables, to tune your project.
Switches are one form of digital input. There are many kinds of switches. The two most useful categories are momentary switches, which remain closed only when you press them, and toggle switches, which stay in place after you switch them.
Photocells are variable resistors whose resistance changes as the light hitting them changes.
Thermistors are variable resistors whose resistance changes as the temperature changes.
Capacitors store electrical energy while there's energy coming in, and release it when the incoming energy stops. They have a variety of uses. One common use is to smooth out the dips and spikes in an electrical supply. This use is called decoupling.
Ceramic capacitors are cheap and unpolarized. They generally have very small capaacitance values. They're useful decoupling caps in a low-current circuit. You often see them used to decouple the power going into a microcontroller or other integrated circuit.
The number on a ceramic cap gives you its value and order of magnitude. For example, 104 indicates a 0.1 microfarad (uF) cap. 103 indicates a 0.01 microfarad cap.
Electrolytic capacitors can generally store more charge than ceramic caps, and are longer lasting and more expensive. They're usually polarized, meaning that they have a positive leg and a negative leg. This is because current flows more efficiently through them one way than the other.
An electrolytic cap will have a + or - on one side, as shown here.
Diodes permit voltage to flow in one direction and block it in the other direction. LEDs are a type of diode, as are the 1N4001 diodes shown here. They're useful for stopping voltage from going somewhere you don't want it to go.
Zener diodes have a breakdown voltage past which they allow current to flow in both directions. They're used to chop off excess voltage from a part of a circuit.
Transistors act as electronic switches. When you put a small voltage across the base and emitter, the transistor allows a larger current and voltage to flow from the collector to the emitter.
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Servo Motor
A servo motor is paired with an encoder (e.g. an Arduino) to provide position/speed readings and control messages in a feedback loop. This loop is used to precisely control of the servo's degree of rotation.
DC Motor
DC motors utilize induction (an electromagnetic field generated by current flowing through a wire coil) to rotate a central shaft. You can reverse the direction that the shaft rotates by reversing the leads powering it.
Gear Kit
Gears can be used to change the speed and torque of motors.
An H bridge is an electronic circuit that enables a voltage to be applied across a load in either direction. They are often used to control the direction or a DC motors.
Electromechanical Relay
Like transistors, relays are electronic switches. Electromechanical relays contain a small coil that, when energized, creates a magnetic field that moves a small metal armature to open or close an electrical contact. Relays can handle higher current than transistors and can be used for AC or DC loads. However, because they rely on a physical mechanism, they are slower and more prone wearing out. If you want to control a relay with the Arduino, you will need to use a transistor as an intermediary because most relays draw more current than the Arduino's output pins can supply,
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Let us know about your own dreams and wishes, we can make them come true !
Custom made mountain trips »
-23rd/30th of mars. 3 spots letf
-26th april/3rd of may. 4 spots left
The movie...
If you're wondering how it is to ski in the wilderness of northern Norway, here's the film we have made about ski touring (and more...) in Finnmark.
Read more about ski touring in Norway
Where and when? 2014 program.
Knowing where to go is good, but knowing when is even better ! You'll find here all the dates for our 2014 winter trips :
Ski touring in Sweden (Kebnekaise)
Beginners ski touring in Sweden


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Earl Clark's MRI results have come back for the Los Angeles Lakers, and we can all exhale. The results are negative, per Mike Trudell.
LAL got good news: an X-Ray, CT Scan & MRI on Earl Clark's R foot all came back negative. He will play tonight vs. Phoenix.— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) February 12, 2013
Clark will be in tonight for the Lakers as the Phoenix Suns visit Staples Center. With the already thinned out depth in their front court this is a huge relief, though it exposes what we already know about the status of the roster: there isn't much room to breathe with Jordan Hill and Pau Gasol out. Officially, Earl has a "sore right foot" but will play through it.
Clark technically has a "sore right foot," but since the exams came back negative, he's good to play through it.— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) February 12, 2013
Coincidentally, the Lakers have been linked to frontcourt player Louis Admundson just a few hours ago.


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A Big Congrats on reaching the 2800 Day Mark Posting, Wanna be Gas Buddies
Care to be buddies? It would be nice to add you as a buddy! Come see my profile page! Have a nice week! Ron
Congratulations on having the stamina to post for 2,800 consecutive days. Keep up the Great Work. Warren
Thanks for the comment. The ballot box is a great place to express yourself. I hope more citizens will participate.
"However, I have noticed BIG differences between glaciers I saw in the 1955, and what they were in 1995 in Europe. The same is true of glaciers I saw in Alaska in 1980 and 2008. HUGE shrinkage and recession from former locations."
Of course, glaciers have been receding for quite a long time, since the Little Ice Age in particular. For instance, The Mendenhall glacier in Alaska has been receding since the late 1700's and at a rate of about 25-30 feet per year. Natural cycles continue.
Congratulations on Earning 2.78 MM points, enjoy your nice red sports car. Few buddies ever reach that mark,. that is dedication. Wishing you the best in all that you do. Hope you had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. Lets be buddies. Shep
Tonight we're having our last dinner here in Sin City at what used to be Terribles. It will be prime rib for under $10.
Congratulations on posting for 2700 consecutive days. That is real dedication. . Wishing you success in all that you do.
lol! So you only marry women born on October 3rd??? :)
Congrats honkerman on reaching 2700 consecutive days! Still trying to catch up to me I see!


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The Capital Grille - Fort Worth
- Address:
800 Main Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102Neighborhood:
Fort Worth Downtown
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
The Capital Grille - Fort Worth
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.thecapitalgrille.com/
- Phone: 8173489200x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday – Friday: 11:00am – 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday – Thursday: 4:00pm – 10:00pm, Friday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm; Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00; Sunday: 4:00pm – 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Derek Frier
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Delivery, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from The Capital Grille - Fort Worth
You are cordially invited to join us for an evening or afternoon of relaxed elegance and exceptional cuisine. Our impressive menu of nationally renowned dry aged steaks and the freshest of seafood will ignite your culinary imagination as our award-winning wine list of more than 5,000 bottles awakens your inner sommelier. And as our gracious, knowledgeable servers delight you with their uncanny ability to anticipate your every need, you"ll experience firsthand why the American Culinary Federation recently bestowed upon us their "Achievement of Excellence Award." Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or hosting a business luncheon or dinner, we can help you flawlessly pull off any private dining event. Our event planning staff has extensive experience and the ideal materials to work with—a capital setting, distinctive food and unmatched service.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
The Capital Grille - Fort Worth - Best Restaurants in Fort Worth Downtown ›
The Capital Grille - Fort Worth reviews from OpenTable diners
196 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.7
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (155)notable wine list (98)romantic (96)fit for foodies (57)good for groups (42)great for lunch (24)vibrant bar scene (20)hot spot (15)neighborhood gem (13)great for brunch (12)great for outdoor dining (10)late-night find (9)scenic view (3)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- Always meets our expectations.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/29/2014We have dined in each of the Capital Grille restaurants in the DFW area and the Galleria in Houston. Each and every one has exceeded our expectations. Special occasions (birthdays and anniversaries) have been celebrated and each time we felt like we were the most important people there. The level of service, wine list and fabulous food never waiver. The Generous Pour was also enjoyed along with a delectable menu during restaurant week this past Friday. The menu for this promo was impressive and each of us were pleased with our choices. Cannot say enough good things about each location as they are all rated 5 star in our opinion.Special Features:
- 35th AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/28/2014This place is incredible! The waiter (Jason B.) always called us by name, chef to our table, everything was first class! Food was indescribable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/28/2014As always, the dining experience was wonderful. We always have so much fun here that we look forward to returning. Our waitperson, Gilad Faivre, was very attentive and cordial. Would highly recommend to all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over RatedFlatulenceIntheFortDined on 8/27/2014Took us an hour and a half to eat lunch. My wife's salmon was raw in the middle and we should have sent it back but we had already fed the meter twice already. Disappointed, especially for the price.Special Features:
- Great experienceLuv2eatoutDined on 8/26/2014I took my wife to Capital Grill to celebrate her birthday. The flowers I ordered were there waiting at the table. The food was exceptional and the service was the best we have ever had. Due to a prior commitment it was necessary to dine at 2pm. We were essentially alone in the dining room. The quiet was really nice. The piece de resistance was the desert. We had ordered cheese cake with berries and it came out on a plate for two with Happy Birthday Grace, handwritten in chocolate. Then our waiter took our picture and printed it for us. I recommend this for any Fort Worth diners.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wow factorRealtalkReviewsDined on 8/25/2014looked for someplace new and found online. filet mignon abd steak absolutely outstanding and wait staff outstanding! will definitely be returning......Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- allaboutfoodDined on 8/24/2014The restaurant was easily located. The bar was very nice and the waiters were excellent. the food was amazing and I will definitely be back. We had left overs and had them for dinner the next night. The steaks were still as good as they were at the restaurants. Melt in your mouth. I will highly recommend this restaurant to all of my family and friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ServiceKayanneDined on 8/24/2014I was served by Rob. Food was great. Over all it was great night all aroundSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/24/2014food was quite tasty...Rob remains our most favorite server in the city!
- A Nice Dining ExperienceGeofoodieDined on 8/23/2014We made last minute reservations after realizing it was restaurant week in DFW. The food was delicious and the portion sizes were perfect. The service was good even though the restaurant was quite busy. Looking forward to going back for a special occasion.Special Features:
- Good not greatBeachbumaggieDined on 8/23/2014Friendly server but drink refills were slow. Bread basket was good, crab n lobster cakes were very good n caper sauce was great. Caesar was very good, lobster bisque was ok. Mashed potatoes were very good, green beans were very good. My filet was cooked perfectly but needed seasonings n I did't enjoy the Demi glacé it was served on. Hubs enjoyed his dry aged strip. Chocolate flour less expresso cake was very smooth and deeply chocolate which is very good in my world!Special Features:
- Love it!!!FWrocksDined on 8/23/2014The Capital Grille is wonderful and Gloria Starling and her staff are the best in the business! Capital Grille has quickly become a community partner and in Fort Worth that is what makes a restaurant successful!!! It supports Fort Worth and we will support the restaurant, besides, everyone in town LOVES Gloria Starling!!!!Special Features:
- Dinner DisappointmentFTWGuy14Dined on 8/23/2014Sorry CG, you've done better. Most of my meals have been here for lunch for my team and office staff (it's always a treat). This night, it was a dinner date with another couple (that consider themselves "foodies"), the table location and atmosphere were all good but the service / follow-up and un-attentive management made we regret that I didn't go to Del's down the street. Waitress was much too inexperienced, didn't know anything about the wine list other than be subjective (surprised no one else could help), constantly had to repeat the menu / specials and clearly wasn't prepared for specific questions about food preparation. The food...all ordered steaks and each of us had "temperature" issues.Special Features:
- Perfect night out!CrowDined on 8/23/2014The whole dining experience was outstanding. Food was excellent and service was impeccable!Special Features:
- Wonderful as alwaysTeresainFortWorthDined on 8/23/2014Had a lovely time - we were there for our anniversary with a group of friends, and we were treated like royalty. The Restaurant Week menu was top-notch!Special Features:
- Great NightdeewmillerDined on 8/22/2014Had a fantastic dinner and the service was awesome. Ask for Steve!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect evening for our group!patlikestravelDined on 8/22/2014There were six of us, who get together somewhat infrequently. I chose the dining spot, courtesy of Restaurant Week, and they could get us in at a reasonable hour, and the last time I was there it was a wonderful experience. It remained a wonderful experience. Our waitress Kate took great care of us, was patient with us , our requests, and handled it all with aplomb! The food of course, was fabulous, we all had steaks, filet and strips, chocolate flourless cake or cheesecake. Perfection! Right now, they are doing their 'generous pour' where for $25 you get to select from a select group of wines, generously (Please don't forget a designated driver...). We had a great time and I would not hesitate to recommend Capital Grille.Special Features:
- BdaydinnerDined on 8/22/2014Our server, Mary, was excellent. She made us feel at home and made a birthday dinner very special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect evening!BigPapaDined on 8/22/2014Our group of 4 couples enjoyed a wonderful dinner. Our waitress was awesome, the wine and food were delicious and the service was impeccable. We will definitely come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant WeekEFGCSRDined on 8/20/2014Dinner was delicious! Best Cheesecake ever!!! The filet was superb and those potatoes rocked!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food4crazygalsDined on 8/19/2014Had a great time with friends. Felt a little ignored by the waitress. Esp when she called me mom....I wasn't the oldest there and she couldn't have been my daughter. Love the atmosphere and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New place for Lunch!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/18/2014Great service from Steve our server....Love the atmosphere and food!Special Features:
- Capital GrilleFWeatingVIPDined on 8/17/2014I went to Capital Grille a couple of weeks ago. We had the ribeye off the regular menu. It was GREAT! I've been there for lunch and the hamburger is the best hamburger I've ever had! I've been there a couple of times for restaurant week and I prefer the Capital Grille in Dallas for restaurant week. I had the sirloin as recommended by the waiter. Unfortunately it did not have as much flavor. It had gristle still on the outside of the meat which was not edible. Ceasar salad was good as was the dessert. I would get the filet mignon on the restaurant week menu instead of the sirloin.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/17/2014It was terribly crowded and noisy this week.....made for a rather hectic dinner. Rob, as always, was wonderful with the service...and the food was very tasty...if the noise had been a bit less, it would have been what we usually have come to expect.
- Restaurant Week - Off Standard?RickDined on 8/16/2014We went for Restaurant Week. Overall the service was great, as expected. The appetizers and main course were very well done. However, the deserts were subpar and disappointing versus the rest of the meal. The portions were embarrassingly small, only a couple of small bites. This is a far cry from Capital's normal generous standard. Overall, portions were definitely cut back and prices were increased from previous year's Restaurant Week…unfortunate…Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday to RememberMargeneDined on 8/16/2014Three of us went to Capital Grill for my husband's birthday and we all were very pleased and stuffed when we left! We had the three course $45 meal each. I had the beef tornadoes, my husband the prime rib, and our son the chicken. Along with the sides of lobster macaroni(out of this world), creamed corn, green beans, and mashed potatoes. Everything was delicious, hot, and cooked to perfection! Our server was very attentive but not intrusive. The dessert was flourless expresso chocolate cake with fresh berries, and cheesecake with fresh berries! Wonderful! Then our server packed up all our food that we couldn't finish, took our picture and gave us one rounding out the special occasion. Thank you for a great evening!Special Features:
- Great Restaurant Week DinnerLyndaDined on 8/16/2014Wonderful place to go on special occasions. It is way too expensive to go very often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant Week Fun!ShayneVIPDined on 8/16/2014The service, wine - loved the Generous Pour, and food were exceptional making our time out with friends even more special. The clam chowder wasn't as good as the rest of the food on the Restaurant Week menu, but the bone-in sirloin was great and the filet was fantastic.Special Features:
- Wonderful Dinner for 2DirtDoyenneDined on 8/16/2014Very enjoyable evening at The Capital Grille. We were seated promptly, and enjoyed attentive but not overbearing service. The citrus salmon was delicious, and the steak was cooked perfectly. Best bread basket we've had in a long time! We were seated in a room with 4 tables, and the noise level was acceptable. We'll definitely return to this restaurant!Special Features:
- A nice anniversary dinnerKhChDined on 8/15/2014We had dined at other Capital a Grill locations; Fort Worth location was new to us. Pineapple infused vodka at the bar before dinner was excellent. The bartender comped this upon hearing of our anniversary- a very nice touch. Server Alex was attentive but not overbearing. We had a restaurant week selection of Caesar salad and filet. They were nicely prepared and went down well with a nice bottle do Spanish wine (Juan Gill). A lovely time at a quality restaurant. Will definitely repeat.Special Features:
- TerriDined on 8/14/2014First time to visit this place. Food was excellent.Special Features:
- Fantastic Restaurant Week ExperiencCanyonsDivasAndDudesDined on 8/13/2014Our group of seven went to Capital Grille for DFW Restaurant week. The service was exceptional and attentive. Some of my friends decided to also order the Generous Pour (basically wines paired with the course) and they were very pleased. The steak I ordered was tender and juicy. I would highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- Outstanding!KelsanDined on 8/13/2014My family and I went to The Capital Grille for restaurant week. It was amazing! We plan on returning again real soon!Special Features:
- Restaurant Week at Capital GrilleartseekerDined on 8/13/2014A couple of us senior ladies schedule a night at Capital Grille each year for restaurant week...and we are never disappointed. The food, the service and the ambiance is always outstanding. Our server Letty took excellent care of us and we had a wonderful evening.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/10/2014we absolutely love this place and will definitely be back for a romantic anniversary dinner I'm sure. My steak was tender but a little underseasoned. The hubby loved his. The waitstaff here is always attentive and very knowledgeable of the menu and I can't say enough about them. they are quick to make recommendations and seem to not be rushed in taking your order and rushing you out the door. Even the greeters are extremely friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great timeEatbeef59Dined on 8/10/2014Food and service was top notch. Lobster was outstanding. Save room for desert as the coconut cream pie was the best I have ever tried.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PerfectionRayFoodieDined on 8/9/2014Capital Grille does it right. The food, service and ambiance is always just right. On as many as a dozen visits, we have never had a bad experience with the food or service. Everything we have tried has been prepared perfectly and each server we have encountered has been better than the last one. We will, of course, be going back and soon. The only issue with out recent visit was 5:00 pm was the only time we could get a reservation. We arrived at 4:45 pm and found the doors locked. They did not open until exactly 5 pm and left more than a dozen of us standing out front in the Texas heat. Had it been my restaurant, a complimentary cocktail or glass of wine would have been served to those who had to wait in the heat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious even for VegansbellasmommDined on 8/7/2014Superior service (ask for Tye) and great food. Three off menu options for vegans. I had the crusted tofu with 3 dipping sauces - soy, miso, and ginger. Last two were excellent. Yummy berries for desserts. Celebrated a birthday and took our 3 year old and 3 month old. Perfect noise level to drown out fussiness. They also took 3 year old back to meet chef and made her special ice cream. Night was a delight for all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great NightBeachmanDined on 8/6/2014We had a wonderful night out....great drinks, food, and service. Hard to beat Capital Grill!Special Features:
- Top notch food in Ft. WorthDaveincowtownDined on 8/4/2014My wife and I had the opportunity to eat dinner here for my recent birthday. The wait staff was friendly and helpful with suggestions and the water glass never reached half full all night. My wife and I had a different salad and entree. My wife ordered the double cut lamb chops and I had the delmonico steak. Both entrees were fantastic and cooked to perfection. For our side disk we had the creamed spinach which was also prepared very nicely. The spinach was fresh and vibrant and the creme sauce was a nice accent. We finished off the meal by sharing a creme brulee which was good, but not top of the list. For those who are budget conscious, please take note. Dinner for two (with two glasses of wine) ran us close to $200.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.