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Does what it claims to do
by mjbarak on February 27, 2008
Pros: With the right help, allows you to play on your TV anything that you can play through Windows Media Center on your computer.
Cons: Expensive alone, and more expensive if you need to buy the right type of router to go with it.
Summary: I think the problem is that many people expect this product to be everything. It's not, but with a little research, you can know going into it exactly what ...
Summary: I think the problem is that many people expect this product to be everything. It's not, but with a little research, you can know going into it exactly what you are going to get. No, this device won't brush your teeth for you - but it never claimed to be able to do so.
Naturally, to be compatible, the device supports 802.11b and g. But don't bother - if you are going to use this wirelessly (unless for music only), you need to use n. Also, many people don't seem to realize that for a "g" network, if ANY device on the network is "b," the ENTIRE NETWORK will only operate at "b" (sort of like you are only as strong as your weakest member). This is not the case with n - if you have or get a dual band n router, your b and/or g devices can continue on with their life while the DMA2100 and your router have a happy n relationship together. But be warned - a good product like the Linksys WRT600N will cost you as much as the DMA2100. So if you thought the DMA2100 was already expensive, be sure to factor in this added cost (if you don't already have such a router and need that wireless performance).
Why Vista only (another complaint I see out there)? Welcome to the bleeding edge of technology. But blame Microsoft for that, not Linksys. There are other devices out there (or coming out) that work with MCE 2005, but it is actually through a different operating interface.
As a rule of thumb, if it plays in Media Center on your computer, it will play here. So don't be surprised by something that won't play. Remember - this is an extension of Media Center. So don't expect it to support formats that Media Center doesn't support. Apple and Microsoft have never played nicely together, so that should be a hint... That said, there are codecs out there that will help (such as with the reported Divx issues). But this is not user friendly - if you don't know enough about computers to get it to work on your computer, don't expect to be able to get it to work on this device either.
A note about playing DVDs... I see a lot of complaints that people can't stream their ripped DVDs using this. This naturally isn't advertised, but there is a very easy way to do this. Can you stream a DVD to the DMA2100? Well, yes and no. Many of you will want to rip your DVDs to your computer and have them stream. There are products out there that can play back ISO files or VOB/IFO files. This isn't one of them. But not many people seem to know that VOB files are just mpeg2 files with a different extension. When you rip the DVD, have it do so to only one VOB (rather than splitting it into 1GB chunks - of course, if your drive is formatted as FAT rather than NTFS, you're SOL). Then delete every file other than the one VOB. Then rename the VOB to mymovie.mpg. Voila - you now have a mpeg file that will be exact DVD quality and stream just fine to this device. You can even name a JPG file (such as the DVD cover art) "folder.jpg" and put it in the same folder as your mpeg file. Media Center will find this and display it. If you need any help ripping the dvd or making it only one vob file, Google it - but if you do need help with that, this may not be the product for you anyway.
If you want something very friendly and easy to use, and if you either use only iTunes or have no problem converting your movies to iTunes, you may want to think about AppleTV (if you have a VERY modern tv). I have AppleTV for my wife (who is tech savy enough to convert movies to iTunes, but that's about it), and she loves it. But my primary use is storing my movies on the computer in native quality and streaming them to the TV. It isn't as friendly as AppleTV, but AppleTV simply can't do that.
Remember, there are other alternatives out there if you don't want to stream. There are hard drive based products where you can (1) hook it up to your computer as an external drive, (2) put ISO (or VOB/IFO) files on them, (3) hook it up to your entertainment system and (4) watch it in native DVD quality. Many people may find that much easier to accomplish your needs - no streaming, no Vista, no router. Let's face it - the only advantage the DMA2100 has over products like that is that the DMA2100 is cooler and doesn't require you to manually copy files from one device to another. But unless you are a total geek like me, wouldn't a product like that be much less of a hassle and cost? [I do have a product like that, but I was ready to move on to the "next thing"].
4 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
Works, but has issues
by tharrington on February 26, 2008
Pros: MPEG-1, MPEG-2 &Xvid supported. Works with some video subscription services (Vongo)
Cons: No Divx support. Xvid issues.
Summary: Pros:
Very easy to set up. My configuration: HP Pavillion a6030n, 2GB RAM, 2 x 360GB HDD, Vista Home Premium, Linksys 802.11N wireless card added. Linksys WRT300N Wireless Router. ...
Summary: Pros:
Very easy to set up. My configuration: HP Pavillion a6030n, 2GB RAM, 2 x 360GB HDD, Vista Home Premium, Linksys 802.11N wireless card added. Linksys WRT300N Wireless Router. Vongo subscription. Netflix subscription w/ WatchNow. MyNetFlix Media Center plugin. AOA DVD Ripper. Using just the 802.11N connections, I get about 270mbs throughput. Some of the issues I have are due to bandwidth. Plays WMV9 videos from Vongo with the occasional freeze and screen corruption.
Almost every time I start the box and get into Media Center, I press the scroll button 3 times, then it locks up. This usually clears with a reboot of the box. Troubleshooting guide says this can be due to ports blocked at the firewall, but installation process opens these ports. Will NOT play Divx movies, period. Xvid movies play for about an hour, then stop like they are at the end of the movie. Movies play on the PC just fine, and there are no problems with WMV9 formatted movies.
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Vongo is 100% functional on the MCE, as is TVTonic. The third party MyNetFlix plugin works on the PC, but will freeze on the MCE when using the WatchNow function. MyNetFlix is not supported on MCE, so not the fault of the box.
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Buyers Remorse
by tombach100 on March 26, 2008
Pros: Small & Light-weight
Cons: Painful - not working after 3 weeks
Summary: Unless you have a great understanding of network setup & don't need support, I suggest not buying this product. It has only given me buyers remorse.
Summary: Unless you have a great understanding of network setup & don't need support, I suggest not buying this product. It has only given me buyers remorse.
1 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
great Toy well worth it
by ippo1978 on May 1, 2009
Pros: no hicups, run perfect if no modifications are done to windows media centre (ie. 3rd party plug-in)
Cons: - need to add plug-in to window media centre for MKV file to play.
Summary: All in all great toy. Well worth to buy. Ran Cat-6 all throuh the house works great.
Summary: All in all great toy. Well worth to buy. Ran Cat-6 all throuh the house works great.
Updated Pricing for the win!
by bosnoval on November 15, 2008
Pros: It's cheap! Small / Silet, has wired or Wireless-N, Netflix plug-in available & has RCA, Component and HDMI connections
Cons: I hear it lacks some popular codecs but for the price I really don't care - Requires Vista Premium or Ultimate to work
Summary: I think CNET should revisit this product as you can now get it as cheap as $40. Dell.com has it as cheap as $69 (Dell sucks so their prices ...
Summary: I think CNET should revisit this product as you can now get it as cheap as $40. Dell.com has it as cheap as $69 (Dell sucks so their prices fluctuate widely, up to $119 atm). NewEgg also puts it in their "combo deals" as cheap as $40-$60. I just ordered both a copy of "Windows Vista Premium 64-bit OEM" ($99.99 by itself) and the DMA-2100 ($104 by itself) from NewEgg for $139 /w free shipping.
I certainly had my doubts when the product was $250+ plus how can you beat it now for $40?
it's got issues....
by chrislawson on November 10, 2008
Pros: the set-up was relatively smooth. the on-screen display was very easy to navigate.
Cons: to obtain an HDTV signal, the unit had to be within 6 feet of the WRT30N router and for non-HDTV... within 15 feet of the router. video will freeze frequently. but audio still play. but once video freezes... it stays that way until unplugged.
Summary: i've been a loyal Linksys customer for several years and will continue to be for many years to come. up until now, there wasn't any need for me ...
Summary: i've been a loyal Linksys customer for several years and will continue to be for many years to come. up until now, there wasn't any need for me to even bother reading reviews of a Linksys product before buying it... because i could trust that it would work.
but i was not impressed at all on this one, Linksys.
Good alternative to an xbox 360 extender
by harrisek on June 27, 2008
Pros: Small footprint, runs quiet and cool
Cons: Wireless is too slow for high-def content
Summary: Supports HDMI connection and optical audio. It replaces my xbox 360 as a Media Center Extender. xbox 360 is too loud, runs hot, and consumes too much power. This device ...
Summary: Supports HDMI connection and optical audio. It replaces my xbox 360 as a Media Center Extender. xbox 360 is too loud, runs hot, and consumes too much power. This device is the opposite of that. The only negative is that the wireless NIC is not quite up to the job of high-definition content.
- Manufacturer: Cisco
- Part number: DMA2100
- Description: It's great to store photos, music and movies on your computer. But it's hard to share them with friends and family. What if you could view digital photos, movies and high definition programs on your TV, and listen to downloaded music on your home theater sound system? With the Linksys Media Center Extender you can!
- Type of product Digital multimedia receiver
- Dimensions (WxDxH) 6.7 in x 7.4 in x 4.4 in
- Weight 1.5 lbs
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- Functionality Digital video playback,
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- Parental Control Type Password
- Parental lock Yes
- Optical Digital Output Yes
- Coaxial Digital Output Yes
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- 4 ft,
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Network cable - 6.6 ft
- Compliant Standards IC,
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This is exactly the type of software stack that a company like Dell needs to differentiate what it is doing from its rivals. At the same time, it would probably make the hair stand up on the back of the neck of VMware execs, who would find themselves competing with Dell in the virtualization management market. Furthermore, by integrating these various solutions, Dell would be able to accelerate private and public cloud adoption within its customer base, which in turn would benefit Dell's core server and storage business.
Rumors spread quickly that a deal by to buy Quest could be hammered out over this past weekend and that something might be announced as early as this week. However, Reuters has reported the deal may have hit a brick wall and talks between Dell and Quest have broken down, although we don't know why those talks have stalled.
It has also been reported that in addition to Dell, Quest has received a few other offers from other companies, but it wasn't clear if any of them beat the original Insight Venture price tag. For any deal to be accepted by Quest, a special committee has to determine that the rival offer was superior to the Insight Venture deal. Quest's board has also retained advisers, including the investment bank Morgan Stanley, to review all offers and advise Quest on its strategic options.
If acquisition talks do not resume, what's next for Dell? If Dell cannot make the Quest numbers work, you can bet they will jump to the next acquisition target on their software wish list. Dell has already acquired five companies this year, including Wyse Technology and SonicWall, and the rumor mill has them reportedly weighing other acquisition options, perhaps even someone like a BMC Software.
Dell has $12.8 billion in cash and equivalents on hand, so things could remain interesting. We might even learn more during Dell Storage Forum 2012 in Boston which is coming up on June 11.
Strap in and stay tuned!
This article, "Will Dell pass on Quest Software acquisition?," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Follow the latest developments in virtualization and cloud computing at InfoWorld.com.


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DELAND, Fla. - Adrianne McNally recorded 20 points as the FGCU women's basketball team defeated Stetson 58-44.
After pulling ahead 2-0, in the first 1:05 of the game and never trailing during the contest, the Eagles shot 31.9 percent (22-of-69) from the floor, including 37 percent (10-of-27) from the three-point line, to stay ahead and defeat the Hatters for their eleventh win in their last 12 games.
With the win, FGCU improves to 16-8 overall (11-3 A-Sun), while the Hatters fall to 7-20 overall (5-9 A-Sun).
Two Eagles scored in double-figures, led by McNally's (Howell, Mich.) 20 points. For the game, McNally made 9-of-22 attempts from the field, including 2-of-5 from 3-point range. She also had eight rebounds and three assists.
Delia De La Torre (Las Cruces, N.M.) tallied 13 points on 5-of-12 shooting from the floor. De La Torre also added five rebounds, three steals and two assists.
Bri Zabel registered a career-high eight points and tied her career-high with six rebounds in 14 minutes of action.
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DAYTON, Tenn. (AP) - City officials in Dayton say they are concerned about an increasing number of motorized wheelchairs on roadways.
In one case, a person using one was injured when a wheelchair was struck in the city's downtown area.
The Chattanooga Times Free Press (http://bit.ly/MjBmWg ) reported Police Chief Chris Sneed said use has gone from one or two people to about 20. Sneed said he is concerned about the safety of the people who use them.
Members of the Dayton City Council said at a meeting Monday night they worry about the wheelchairs being on streets after dark, not equipped with lights or other safety features.
City Attorney Susan Arnold said she and the chief would look into the issue but cautioned that options could be limited by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Ben and I have been married for 13 years and have two children, a 10 year old son and an 8 year old daughter.
House of Hepworths is all about decorating your home one thrifty DIY project at a time.
You know that neighborhood near you where every 3rd house is the same floor plan? That "Master-planned Community" complete with a few playgrounds and a community swimming pool? The homes are all nice, but don't have much charm, they all match each other, everything in the home is builder-grade, and each house comes freshly painted beige on beige on beige.
That's where I live. Albeit, it's a very nice neighborhood, but the house across the street and two doors down is my same floor plan. So is the house 3 doors down. And that house around the corner – it's my floor plan too. Each home has the same beige tile, probably sold to the builder in masse at a steep discount. Each home has the $8 faucets in all the bathrooms. The "trim package" included adding baseboards.
I love my house. But I don't want to live in a cookie-cutter house. I want to live in a home that reflects me and my family. I want to live in a home that doesn't look like everyone else's home on my street. I also don't want to spend an arm and a leg funding projects around my home. So I DIY. And I paint. And I build. I add my own moulding. And I make my own artwork. Where there's a will, there's a way. And I'm here to tell you, you can have your own custom home without the big price tag. You can have a home that reflects your uniqueness without breaking your bank.
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The Five Biggest Contradictions in Fitness
Its no secret that when people contradict themselves, it has the effect of making the flaws in their actions or statements seem glaringly obvious. But what about when WE ourselves get caught contradicting ourselves by someone else?
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The Blue Dots Top Ten Android Apps
It's safe to say Google's Android is no longer new to the cell phone scene, which is quite obvious by the sheer amount of apps at everyones finger tips. With so many applications available, many for free, it can be a bit overwhelming choosing which app is best for you. There are countless calender, weather and text apps out there, but which one does the job for you? Sometimes the best way to find out is to just download it yourself and give it a try, but who wants to try a dozen map apps before finding the one that you like? Well, we're here to help narrow the search down for you! Here are our top ten Android apps available on the Droid Market place.
1. Google Maps
Sometimes the best apps are made by the very company that created the Android OS. This is one of those cases. Google Maps has, by far, the best free turn by turn directions available. You're able to look up traffic updates, overlay businesses (such as gas stations), update instantly when making a wrong turn and even attempts to keep you updated when losing your GPS signal. Although we would probably like another voice option for the turn by turn directions, it's free! With so many options there isn't much to complain about once you consider the price (or lack there of).
2. Facebook for Android
Though it is still missing some options it's website counterpart has, this app is a must have for any social media nut. News feeds, messages and even chat are all included in this easy to use application. It loads much quicker than using facebook in your phones browser, not to mention it's news feed is a bit more user friendly. Especially after facebooks most recent "update" to their site. Staying connected to your friends is made real easy with this app.
3. Kik Messaging
Kik isn't just available for the Android. iPhone and even Blackberry have access to this wonderful text messaging app. But what makes this app better than the built in text messaging program? It seems like such a simple addition, but the ability to see that your message was delivered and read is amazing. Not only do you now know when someone receives your text, you also know they read it. So if you're someplace quiet and can't give someone a ring, you'll know they got the message that just couldn't wait.
4. Google Goggles
Here's Google again with another amazing app. Recently I had a picture of a cartoon character I couldn't quite remember. It was on the tip of my tongue and was driving me crazy. With one simple click of the Google goggles app it was able to find a picture match and tell me exactly who it was and where it was from. Goggles gives you the power of the internet in the real world, giving you the ability to search for almost anything you can get a clear picture of.
5. Reddit is Fun
Reddit's popularity can't be ignored, especially over this past year. So an easy to use and read application was only inevitable. Reddit is Fun is both quick, simple and easy on the eyes. Mirroring Reddit's bare bones layout, it simply lists all the top stories currently on the front page, and more. With the ability to sign in and have your front page settings imported to this handy app, it's the perfect time waster for moments when you're stuck waiting somewhere for any amount of time. Be warned though, Reddit is incredibly addictive.
6. My fitness Pal
Working out is hard and dieting is even harder. My Fitness Pal is the prefect app for someone who wants to lose weight and loves graphs. Simply make an account, enter your weight and height, and your adventure begins. With it's built in calorie counter, keeping track of what foods you eat and what foods you shouldn't eat, couldn't be easier. By entering your weight everyday you can keep track of what works for you. Are you working out enough? Maybe you're eating too much on Saturdays. This app can show you that and more!
7. Craigslist Notification
Are you looking for a new job? Maybe you're on the go and can't be by a computer at all hours scouring the internet for jobs or sales. This craigslist app is the best in keeping track of new and old posts for anything and everything on the site. The greatest feature is its updating filter system. If you're looking for a job with a certain pay, or specialty, you can enter keywords into a search and it will update for you the moment something new comes up. Be the first on the scene at a big sale, or be the first to hand in a resume at your next big job. This app will keep you updated and in the know when it comes to local listings. This app should also be available on the iPhone and Blackberry.
8. Swype
This app has two camps, either you love it or you hate it. Androids keyboard works well enough, but sometimes it's just not fast enough for someone in a hurry. Swype enables the ability to… swipe, your finger along your keyboard connecting the letters and spelling out the words quickly and efficiently. At first it can be clumsy and difficult to use, but once you get the hang of it you'll be texting faster than you ever have before. Over time the app learns your most commonly used words, such as peoples names, and includes them into the swype dictionary. I use this app everyday and can be counted into the "love" camp.
9. Youtube for Android
Technically another Google app, this app makes searching and watching youtube videos easier than ever. Androids built in browser is great for general use, but like the reddit app, youtube's app makes using their site much easier. As long as you have 3G you can watch videos in excellent quality, or watch them in full quality by linking to a wifi. Of course, all TheBlueDot review videos can be watched on this app, which you can also watch on the iPhone and windows phones since this app is also available on those platforms.
10. Pandora
This app is available on the Android, iPhone, Blackberry and Windows phones, but that doesn't make it any less of a must have for music lovers (or comedy lovers with the new "todays comedy" channel). It's simplistic design makes it easy to make new channels and see the beautiful artwork of every album cover. The only feature missing in this app is the details description of the bands and their music, but this application is really meant to be listened to on the go anyway. Even if you lose signal, Pandora buffers the audio ahead of what you're listening to. So you have a few more minutes of your song before it cuts out (subways may not be the best place to use this app).
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Our first cruise was on Carnival Sensation and we thought it was nice. Our second cruise was on Freedom of the Seas in December and we thought it was awesome! I realize the 2 ships are not really comparable but we loved the cruise and already booked another for next December.
The ship is in great condition. We loved our balcony room on deck 6.
There were 4 of us traveling. My husband, 12 year old daughter and 1o year old son. We loved relaxing by the pool. The kids both loved the H20 Zone and the ice skating rink. The ice cream was great too although it is not 24 hours a day! We saw most shows and enjoyed them all. We also loved Sorrentos at night.
Our excursion I booked by myself in the Cayman Islands did not happen because of rough water so we went to 7 mile beach and had a great time. In Cozumel we went to swim with the Dolphins and we loved it. It was a great experience.
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"Low Light Images" is a collection of various images I have taken in low light conditions using mainly long exposure times, a remote release and a solid tripod (although, sometimes the camera has simply been hand-held).
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Up until February of 2005, my only real experience with photography was dabbling over the years with various cameras to be able to keep memories of holidays alive (namely, a Kodak disc-based [circa 1984] camera and Fuji APS-based camera [circa 1995], any other camera I used was a disposable from the local Chemist). I bought my first digital camera in February of 2005 (a Sony DSC-V3 digital compact) and soon saw everything around me from a different perspective. Within six months, I realised I wanted to take this new-found passion further and bought my first digital single lens reflex camera (a Canon EOS 350D), attending evening classes to grasp the basics of photography (composition, shutter speed, aperture). My main passion is photographing motorsport but I am keen to try all "genres" of photography (low light, portraiture, still life, wildlife, etc.) as a way of continuously learning and pushing my own personal boundaries.
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A zebra and a small horse tore down the streets of Staten Island on Wednesday morning.
The pair escaped from an enclosure behind a private home on Travis Avenue. Their owner has proper permits for the animals and has displayed them in a kind of makeshift petting zoo in the area.
Zachary Osher, of a drape and blind shop, saw the animals and recorded video of them on his phone. He shared that video with Fox 5 News.
"All of a sudden I see a pony and a zebra run by my window and I was like, 'That couldn't be what I thought it was'," Osher says.
Within a few hours, he NYPD captured the two equines and returned them to their owner, Giovanni Schirripa.
"I was cleaning out the stalls and feeding them and when I turned around, they ran out the gate," Schirripa says.
He admits that he forgot to close the gate.
Razi, the zebra, is only 4 months old. Casper, the pony, is 15 years old.
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Ruth's Chris Steak House - Pikesville
- Address:
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SteakPrice: $31 to $50
Ruth's Chris Steak House - Pikesville
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.ruthschris-pikesville.com/
- Phone: 4108370033
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Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday – Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Nardy Castellon
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Private Dining Manager - Leslie Amick - 410.837.0033
A word from Ruth's Chris Steak House - Pikesville
Expect nothing less than an extraordinary meal and first-class service from one of the most outstanding prime steak houses in the world: Ruth's Chris Steak House. Among the most distinctive dining destinations in the area. At Ruth's Chris Steak House your service will always be first class-attentive but never fussy.Continued
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Ruth's Chris Steak House - Pikesville reviews from OpenTable diners
145 reviews since May 6, 2014
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- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
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- CelebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/31/2014Excellent food & wine - prices a bit high for the person who does not eat out much - staff is very pleasant and helpful - relaxing atmosphere - great place to go to celebrate a birthday/anniversary as I did.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Worth the MoneyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Some people appreciate attentive servers. Not me! We had a server trainee plus her supervisor and it was overkill. My husband and I could not complete our conversation because we were constantly interrupted by the staff. The food was fine, but give us some time alone or learn how to approach guests without the grace of stampeding elephants. This was our anniversary dinner and it was not romantic, or very enjoyable. Also, we were seated in a small room. That was nice at first, but other parties arrived. Some of them ordered fish and once it was brought to their table the smell became unbearable. The other party had two young children. There went the ambiance. If we wanted smelly food and kids, we could have save $100 and gone to Chili's.Special Features:
- Great SteakhouseScottDined on 8/29/2014Ruth's Chris has been a staple in my birthday planning for many years. I've dined now in several of the locations and have always been pleased with my dinner. Great rib eye steaks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/27/2014great food great service a little bit pricey average price for a steak $45Special Features:
- Just OK by Ruth Chris standardsjgt03Dined on 8/24/2014Inside of restaurant is perfect . The outside appearance was modest; parking is ample and very convenient. The chicken was dry and not very well seasoned according to a member of dinner party. I had fillet mignon steak which I ordered medium well, which I got very well done. The steak was good. I have had better at Longhorn restaurants for 1/3 the price though. At this restaurant order you steak medium. The sides were excellent and generous in portion they being sweatpotato casserole and spinach.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed!DebbieVIPDined on 8/23/2014Very disappointed overall with our meal. Four of us dined here on a recent Saturday night celebrating my husband's birthday. Steaks ordered by three of us were very disappointing. Not tender and not worth the price. Also, we were seating in a room that appears to be used for conferences that was not as attractive as the rest of the restaurant. They have a beautiful outside dining area that we didn't realize was there until we were leaving. We would have liked to have the option of being seated out there but it wasn't offered even though the tables were set for patrons. Not likely to recommend or return.Special Features:
- ZELLDined on 8/23/2014Worst steak I've ever had at a Ruths Chris not up to their standards, will go back down to the Water St. location again but not to the Pikesville location.
- Not as good as expectedGrampsDined on 8/21/2014Petite stead was about 4 oz, wife's steak was what was expected. Appetizer was pretty lousy. Chowder was not great. Service was very good, I should have requested a decedent sized steak. Food was not a good value.
- Girls Night OutDivineDivaDined on 8/20/2014Wanted to catch up with a good friend and we chose Ruth's Chris because it was close to home. We had a great time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/19/2014We have been to Ruth Chris several times at this location. This was the best experience that we have engaged in thus far. Our waiter, Henry, was so pleasant, professional and personable. He made our experience a wonderful one. The ambiance was so relaxing for a hard day after work. As a small business owner, this experience was needed greatly and appreciated as well.Special Features:
- Saturday night groupaskwendyDined on 8/16/2014A 7 person family gathering couldn't have gone better. Food, service, atmosphere all excellent as usual!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dinner ChoiceHawksgirlDined on 8/15/2014Ruth Chris Pikesville was fantastic. Our waitress Nadia was incredible and very efficient. Food was terrific and each course was timed perfectly. Our table was in a quiet room with maybe 5 others. There was a flamboyant and downright rude couple in our room however the waitress and manager handled them with class and decorum so as not to ruin the dining experience of others. Thanks Ruth Chris!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- the place for steakkedsDined on 8/14/2014Always good. Recommend outside dining. If you want to be pampered bt great service thisis the place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent cuisine, great atmosphereBmoreHonDined on 8/14/2014The food was delicious and our waiter Henry was the absolute BEST! He provided us with outstanding service with a pleasant sense of humor. I'll definitely be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous Food - Great ServicePentellDined on 8/12/2014Steak perfectly cooked and exceptional. Service was first class even on a very crowded evening. Expensive but worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodBlaqueDined on 8/9/2014The food was great and the service was excellent. I would definitely recommend anyone to go there for a great evening out at a quality food restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/8/2014Great food, great service...a little confused on the parking options outside though (reserved spaces, can I park there or not)....it was a night to remember with the rose pedals placed on our table due to my girlfriends birthday....nice touch....steak was perfect, chicken was perfect choices for restaurant week.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experienceJenniferMaryVIPDined on 8/7/2014I've been going to Ruth's Chris for years and knew that it was the place to go when I needed to pick a restaurant for my boyfriend's birthday. Winston (our server) was absolutely amazing, he was extremely knowledgable. We will definitely be returning for every special occasion and romantic outing we have planned.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First timer !MikeDined on 8/2/2014I brought my wife here on Saturday 02AUG14 and it was an amazing experience we have never been to a nice steak dinner like this before, but about 4 hours after we left I got horrible food poisioning and was in bed all night and the next day.Special Features:
- Wonderful!bintherb4Dined on 8/1/2014Great, hot meal, cooked to perfection, in a beautiful, elegant setting. Staff extraordinarily attentive, polite, amiable. Noise level acceptable, perhaps just a bit too high. Valet parking convenient in a smallish parking lot. Pricing on the expensive side. Great place to go for that big once in a while celebration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- REVREVDined on 7/31/2014This is be of our favorite restaurants. Always great food and service.Special Features:
- always goodkedsDined on 7/31/2014Great place to unwind after work. Great happy hour.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ambienceregularcustomerVIPDined on 7/26/2014This is a beautiful restaurant with a solicitious staff. Too bad the food is slathered in butter, even when ordered without butter. Salads ordered with dressing on the side come dressed. Okay, Ruth's Chris, wake up. If someone doesn't want butter on their food, then leave it off. All of it.Special Features:
- pikesville,s BestmrshoemakerVIPDined on 7/25/2014Every time we are here we get the best meal.I have never had anything but a great meal.The service is the best and the food is better.Ben is the best!!!!!!!!Special Features:
- Always Great Ruth's ChrisDonnVIPDined on 7/24/2014Three of us dined at 6:30 pm on July 24. We had a wonderful dinner, great service, and everything perfect.Special Features:
- Birthday celebration3SteakloversDined on 7/23/2014We brought our son to celebrate his birthday. Son Tom and self, Mom, have dined at R C previously, it was always an excellent experience for us. This event was my husband, Jim's, first time there. Tom and my food was to dream about. Jim's selections were a surprisingly tough steak and run dry lobster tail. Jim was also very disappointed by the side dishes he ordered. We chided him for not speaking up right away, he did not wish to spoil our enjoyment. Sadly, I doubt that he can be convinced to join us for dinner at RC again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family dinnercyclistDined on 7/23/2014My parents, sister, and I went to Ruth's Chris while they were visiting me from out of town. My steak was quite overcooked, and when I told the server this, he profusely apologized and took it back to get me another one. Not five minutes later, the manager came to our table with a new one, properly cooked (which was delicious). After dinner, the server brought me a complimentary dessert to make up for the mistake. Everyone's meal was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/22/2014Celebrated our 19th wedding anniversary with first time visit. Food was delicious and the service outstanding - thank you Winsten! Staff provided extra touches making the evening perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ruth's Chris Steak House-PikesvilleJamesucDined on 7/18/2014Took a group of six to Ruth's Chris in Pikesville for a night out. The service was very good, as usual. Drinks were refilled quickly, the waiter checked on us to make sure we were okay. The food was good, but wasn't as good as it usually is. The steak plates did not "sizzle" when we received them, and the baked potatoes could have cooked for about another minute or two.Special Features:
- Enjoyable as alwaysMSFAVIPDined on 7/18/2014We were seated in the lounge area in a nice booth. Happy hour drinks and meals were very good and priced right. Our server, Kelly, was excellent.Special Features:
- disappointedDined on 7/13/2014Good not that great. Did not seem like it was seasoned. Strangely seasoned. The vegetable did not seem fresh. When it was the special of day and cost nine dollars. My drink did not come till my main course arrived.the waiter forgot about it and what it was. The waiter did not explain menu like what is the classic. He only had one other table. The manager did not introduce himself when he came to table and he only came to one table. The one good thing was the dessert which was the bread pudding. The bathroom was clean but that in itself should not be impressive. . Would not recommend this money on this place. They think to highly of themselves cause of the name and have not earned it
- Bad ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/11/2014Ruth's Chris is known for their beef. Our experience changed our expectations of excellence to never eat there again. Beef was tough, service was poor, and all that at high cost. I will not be recommending Ruth's Chris to my friends and family.
- Outside dinningCaroleDined on 7/11/2014We love eating on your beautiful patio! This time the service was extra slow.We did eat early and not sure how experienced our wait person is.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 7/10/2014Ate in the bar. Had requested the 2lb lobster promotion in advance with the reservation but were informed when we ordered at 7pm the 2lb lobsters were sold out. Ate in the bar area under the superior care of bartender Mike- always receive excellent/superior service. Highly recommend eating in the bar if Mike is in charge.Special Features:
- Patio diningSummersoffDined on 7/9/2014Great place to eat outside with their new patio dining!!! Great food,too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- best happy hourkedsDined on 7/9/2014Great food at a great pruce at happy hour. At in outdoor dining and it is a dining experience that cannot be beat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Bar FoodmeatloverDined on 7/8/2014You can't beat the happy hour prices on steak and prime burgers. Staff is great and very friendly.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/5/2014Everything was wonderful, as always..but I was surprised they charged $2.50 to have my cosmo on the rocks small thing, but it has never happened before...anywhere.Special Features:
- Lovely dinnerfriendsdiningDined on 7/2/2014Four of us dined, one of us gluten free. Impressed with a separate menu for gluten free dining, but quickly let down because the menu was not up to date. The waitress had to return to the kitchen to find out about many of the dining options. After the confusion was cleared up, we ordered, the food came (hot, plentiful and delicious). Conversation was easy due to the moderate noise level. This is a place we reserve for special occasions.Special Features:
- CelebrationDined on 6/29/2014I don't even look at the menu---my server,Rose,always knows what's wonderful. She's never been wrong.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Psychometricians, such as Catherine McClellan, above, use statistics to determine whether a test is reliable.
Catherine McClellan knows how
to ace the test. That's because she
designed it.
Catherine is a psychometrician. Like
many in this occupation, she designs, scores,
and analyzes data from exams.
Psychometrics is the science of measuring
psychological attributes, such as intelligence
or understanding. Tests are one way to assess
these intangible qualities. And psychometricians'
work ensures that each test is reliable
and that all test results are valid.
Specific job tasks vary with the type of
exam a psychometrician develops. Catherine
specializes in constructed response, a form of
testing that includes essays, art portfolios, and
other tests scored by humans. Other psychometricians
develop computer-scored exams.
When creating a test, psychometricians
might start by determining its basic structure:
which format to use, such as multiple-choice
or short-answer questions; how many questions
to ask; and the levels of difficulty of the
questions. Psychometricians then set the time
that will be allotted to take the test and make
decisions about scoring, such as how many
points to assign each question.
Like most psychometricians, Catherine
works with subject-matter experts to identify
what a test taker should know to be competent
in a particular discipline. The subject-matter
experts write questions and answers. Then,
everyone works together to make sure that the
test covers the right material and conforms
to the plan. For Catherine, collaborating with
these specialists is among the best parts of her
job. "It's endlessly fascinating because I get to
work with such a wide range of people," she
After new test content has been created,
psychometricians make sure that it is sound.
They might do this by conducting pilot trials—essentially, a test of the test. "We go out
and have people respond to the questions, and
then we analyze the data to see if the test is
working," says Catherine. Often, she says, a
good test points out differences in test takers'
Catherine spends a lot of time training
and overseeing the people who score the
exams, too, to be sure that they are grading
the exams fairly. One way she verifies that
raters are following the proper guidelines is to
randomly insert prescored tests into the group
of tests that a rater has to score. If the rater's
result matches the already assigned score, it's
an indication that he or she is following the
right procedures.
Psychometricians also analyze test results.
For example, they make scores comparable
from different versions of a test. And they use
score data to create reports or make recommendations—such as suggesting curriculum changes for improving student performance.
Many of the assessments that psychometricians
work on have significant implications
for test takers. Some psychometricians, for
example, design the licensure exams that give
teachers, lawyers, and others permission to
work in their fields. Other psychometricians
design instruments to evaluate factors ranging
from career interests to mental health, all of
which can affect decisions about the future.
Still other psychometricians, including
Catherine, create tests that measure student
aptitude or knowledge. Results of these tests
can influence a student's options for college
or a school's level of funding. "This is highstakes
stuff," says Catherine of her work.
"Sometimes, I think, 'Wow, this changes
people's lives.'"
Helping to shape people's futures through
objective measurement requires lots of math
and statistics. For example, psychometricians
use math to calculate test takers' percentile
rankings. And they use statistics to determine
variances, correlations, and other measures of
a test's reliability.
Psychometricians need good communication
skills to explain the results of their work
to others. And attention to detail is essential.
Problem-solving and research skills also
are important. When choosing statistical
methods to assess a test's validity, for example,
Catherine might need to do significant
research. "If I don't like one method, I need to
research what to do to develop a better one,"
she says. "It rarely ever gets routine."
Most psychometricians work for testing
companies and for federal, state, or local government.
Other employers include hospitals,
mental health clinics, universities, and large
corporations. Catherine works for a nonprofit
testing company that produces and scores
well-known assessments such as the SAT Reasoning
Test, Advanced Placement (AP) exams,
and Graduate Record Examination (GRE).
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics does
not collect employment or wage data specifically
on psychometricians. According to the
Psychometric Society, however, there are several
thousand of these workers in the United
States. The Society estimates that annual
wages can range from about $50,000 to
$100,000, although some workers earn more.
Workers' pay is high, in part, because of
the investment required to become proficient
in the field. Many psychometricians have a
Ph.D., usually in a subject such as educational
measurement, quantitative psychology, or statistics.
Others have a master's degree. There
are no undergraduate programs specifically in
psychometrics and only a few graduate-level
ones. Most people enter the discipline from a
related field, such as statistics, mathematics,
computer science, or psychology.
A former math teacher, Catherine first
learned about the occupation while earning
her master's degree in secondary math education.
"I really liked my measurement classes,
and one day my teacher told me, 'You know,
you can get a degree in this.'" Catherine
completed her math education program and
then went on to get her Ph.D. in research and
evaluation methodology in education. She has
since worked on numerous projects, including
a nationwide assessment of U.S. students'
academic knowledge and experiences.
Catherine enjoys the role she now has in
improving education through exams. "I take
what I do very seriously," she says. "By helping
to make a good test, you feel like you can
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Kiwi Cottage in Ormond by the Sea
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
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Kiwi Cottage is a cozy beach cottage with 3 bedrooms and two full baths. Each spacious bedroom has new queen size beds. It has been completely renovated and brought back to life. The beach and Halifax River are both within walking distance. The street is quiet and mainly year round residents. It's a non-smoking property and no animals allowed. A home that you won't want to leave.
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The home has a microwave,diswasher, coffemaker and new stove. There is laundry for your convenience in the garage. Beach chairs and a small supply of beach items are there for your use as well as beach towels. Two beach cruisers are there for your use as well. Each bedroom is supplied with sheets and there are towels for each bathroom. A hair dryer is there if needed. Also, there is a big screen TV with cable/DVD player and two other TV's in two of the three bedrooms.
activities and attractions in Ormond by the Sea Atlantic Coast Central
Kiwi Cottage is walking distance to the beach and Bicentennial Park. Tom Renick, North Shore Park and Publix are all within two miles of the house. Daytona is minutes away with attractions like Main Street, Daytona Oceanwalk, Daytona Waterslide, and International Speedway. Ponce Inlet, St. Augustine, Orlando, and Kennedy Space Center are all within one and a half hour drive from the house.
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Weekly Rate: $1000.00
Weekly Special Events: $1500.00
Monthly Rate: $ 1800.00
Cleaning Fee: $75.00
FL Tax: 12.5%
Terms: A 50% deposit is required to hold the reserved dates. The balance is due 30 days prior to arrival. Also required at that time is a $500.00 security deposit. The security deposit will be refunded 10 business days after the stay if there is no damage.
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Exeter, NH — Lillian (Taylor) Zangri, 96, of Exeter, NH and a longtime resident of Lawrence, died peacefully at Exeter on Hampton on Saturday, October 06, 2012, surrounded by her loving family. She was the wife of the late Joseph Zangri.
Lillian, daughter of the late George H. and Alice (Dewhurst) Taylor, was born in Methuen on November 28, 1911 and was educated in the Methuen School System.
Mrs. Zangri was employed as a senior clerk at the Raytheon Company in Andover for over 15 years until her retirement. She was a member of the I.B.E.W. and the AFL-CIO. In her free time, she enjoyed knitting, cooking, and flower gardening.
Lillian is survived by 19 nieces and nephews, including Glenn D. Taylor and his wife, Celeste, Janice E. Oskar, and Beverly Wilson, and many grandnieces and grandnephews, including Jeffrey G. Taylor. In addition to her husband, she is predeceased by three sisters, Eleanor Oskar, Alice McElroy, and Norma Jardis, and four brothers, Travis, Alfred, John, and Edward Taylor.
ARRANGEMENTS: Family and friends are planning to honor and celebrate Lillian's life by gathering for a visitation on Wednesday from 10 – 11AM at the Kenneth H. Pollard Funeral Home, 233 Lawrence Street, Methuen. A graveside service will follow at the Elmwood Cemetery in Methuen.
Those who wish to make a memorial contribution in Lillian's memory in lieu of flowers are kindly asked to consider the MSPCA at Nevins Farm, 400 Broadway, Methuen, MA 01844.
For directions or to share a condolence with the family, please visit us online at www.pollardfuneralhome.com.
The Kenneth H. Pollard Funeral Home, 233 Lawrence Street, Methuen is honored to assist the Zangri family with arrangements.


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Amarillo, TX - Due to the weather Wednesday afternoon the High Noon on the Square held in downtown Amarillo will be canceled.
There will be no "makeup day" for the event, but the remaining two dates are still good, weather pending of course.
Those days are July 24th and July 31st.
At the event on the 24th, Lone Star Ballet will be the entertainment and Chick-Fil-A will provide the food.
The 31st is Underwood Law Firm Day and "The Smediums" will be playing live. Catering will be provided by Joe Taco.


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Special Agent in Charge Mark F. Giuliano, Atlanta Field Office, Federal Bureau of Investigation, has announced a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individuals responsible for several Savannah area armored car robberies. Loomis Armored is also offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the same individuals.
At approximately 11:30 a.m. on Sept. 4, 2012, Loomis Armored truck guard was robbed at gunpoint by four black males while servicing an ATM machine at the Wells Fargo Bank located at 1900 Victory Drive in Savannah.
At approximately 7 a.m. on Nov. 20, 2012, a Loomis Armored truck guard was robbed at gunpoint by three black males while servicing the Wells Fargo Bank located at 6999 Abercorn Street in Savannah.
Authorities say although the aggressive method of robbery was similar in both cases, there were notable difference in body characteristics and descriptions were observed in the last robbery.
Anyone with information is asked to call FBI Savannah Office at 912.232.3716 or CrimeStoppers at 912.234.2020.
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Favre rallies Vikings over Cardinals in OT
Brett Favre rallied the Vikings from 14 points down to tie it with 27 seconds to play, then drove them into position for Ryan Longwell's 35-yard game-winning field goal for a 27-24 overtime victory over the Arizona Cardinals on ...
Vikings-Cardinals prediction
PFW's Eric Edholm thinks the Vikings will somehow scratch out a win Sunday against the Cardinals.
Free-agent QBs remain on Cardinals' radar
With both Derek Anderson and Max Hall struggling more often than not, a big buzz is already brewing that the Cardinals will seriously scour the free-agent market for starting-caliber QB help for a second straight offseason.
Vikings-Cardinals matchup of the day: Friday
Here's another key matchup in Sunday's Vikings-Cardinals game
Allergic reaction slows Cardinals RB Wells
An allergic reaction to a medication has limited the practice participation of Cardinals RB Beanie Wells, casting some doubt on his availability for Sunday's game at Minnesota.
Vikings-Cardinals matchup of the day: Thursday
Here's another key matchup to check out in Sunday's Vikings-Cardinals game.
Cardinals QB Anderson to start Sunday
Cardinals QB Derek Anderson will get the start for Arizona this week, replacing rookie Max Hall.
Vikings-Cardinals matchup of the day: Wednesday
Here's a key matchup heading into Sunday's Vikings-Cardinals game in Minnesota.
Beanie the starter should be fantasy joy
It took nearly half the season, but Beanie Wells has finally taken hold of the Cardinals' featured back job — and the fantasy value that goes with it.
Bucs hold off Cardinals, move into tie atop NFC South
Aqib Talib intercepted two passes, returning one 45 yards for a touchdown and saving the game with the other, and Tampa Bay rallied from a fourth-quarter deficit for the fourth time this season to beat the Arizona Cardinals 38-35.
Cardinals activate LBs Hayes, Schofield
The Cardinals added LB Gerald Hayes to the active roster from the physically-unable-to-perform list on Saturday. LB O'Brien Schofield has also been added from the non-football injury list.
Wells to start at RB for Cardinals
Cardinals RB Beanie Wells will get his first start of the season on Sunday against the Bucs in place of Tim Hightower.
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While Alan Branch has finally branched out the way the Cardinals hoped he would when they traded up to get him at the top of the second round in the 2006 draft, Calais Campbell has been a disappointment so far ...
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The Cardinals promoted CB A.J. Jefferson to their active roster and released CB Brandon McDonald.
The Arizona Cardinals have signed Amaya to a 1-year contract.||||||| Amaya played in 12 games last season for the Miami Dolphins, where he was second on the team in special teams tackles with seven.
Amaya is inactive for Sunday's game against New England after he was charged with battery Monday following a confrontation with a taxi driver.||||||| Amaya had played in the past seven games, mostly on special teams.
Miami Dolphins defensive back Jonathon Amaya has been charged with battery after police say he choked a taxi driver. A Miami Beach Police report shows Amaya was arrested early Monday morning. It was not immediately known if he has an attorney.||||||| The report says Amaya offered the taxi driver $100 to take him from Miami Beach to Weston. The driver told police Amaya became aggressive, so he turned around the car and asked him to get out. The driver said Amaya then leaned forward, wrapped his hands around the driver's neck and starting choking him. Officers saw the taxi driving erratically and heard the driver scream "this man is trying to kill me." The driver wasn't injured.
Miami signed Amaya on Tuesday.||||||| Amaya returns to the Dolphins after being part of the team's trade with New Orleans for Reggie Bush in 2011. He played in all 16 games for the Saints last season, after playing in 10 for the Dolphins as a rookie in 2010.


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"The passage to the second level of education is the passage from the sensorial material level to the abstract. A turning toward the intellectual and moral sides of life occurs at the age of seven." – Dr. Maria Montessori
The elementary community is composed of children who thrive on learning with and from each other. This collaborative learning environment emphasizes an integrated learning process that achieves academic success, social competence, and earth literacy. Students develop the ability to work cooperatively in reaching a goal, to contribute ideas, to listen to others, and to respect individual differences. According to Dr. Montessori, it is during this stage of development that the child's imagination "flares forth".


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While most party-hard backpackers in Europe stick to the big cities like Paris, London and Barcelona, you might end up cutting your nights (or even your trip) short. These cities come at a cost and just one cocktail can run upwards of $15. Luckily there are so many other beautiful cities around Europe which offer an exciting nightlife at half or even a third of the cost.Read more »
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