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BA HR RBI OBP SLG .264 9 40 .337 .430 FANTASY OWN(WK+/-) AVG DRAFT 1.6(-0.7) 260.0Update: Jaso was placed on the 7-day concussion DL on Monday. (Aug 25) Next Game: Angels at Athletics Friday 8/29 10:05 PM ET
Jaso has 3 RBIs as A's beat Rangers 9-3
Jaso has 3 RBIs as A's beat Rangers 9-3Recap | Box Score | Conversation | July 27, 2014
Rapid Reaction: Rangers 14, A's 8Richard Durrett
The Texas Rangers beat the Oakland Athletics 14-8 on Monday night in the first game of a three-game series in Oakland, California. Some quick thoughts: How it happened: The Rangers scored six runs in the fourth inning on five hits, includi...Blog | June 17, 2014
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New York Mets v Oakland AthleticsAugust 20, 2014
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The Weekend of Manny Machado's DiscontentMichael Baumann
I'm far too publicly in the tank for Manny Machado to walk back my praise for him. Over the past two years I've gushed about his defense and intelligence, called him one of the coolest players in the game, and generally not shut u...Blog | June 09, 2014
Manny Machado of Baltimore Orioles apologizes for actions vs. Oak...
Baltimore Orioles third baseman Manny Machado apologized for his role in Sunday's dugout-clearing scrum with the Oakland Athletics in which a bat flew out of his hands and went down the third-base line.Story | Conversation | June 09, 2014
A's storm back against Nationals, earn third walk-off win this se...
John Jaso doubled in pinch runner Nick Punto with two outs in the 10th inning to lift the Oakland Athletics to a 4-3 win over the Washington Nationals on Saturday night.Recap | Box Score | Conversation | May 10, 2014
Could the A's trade Jaso for a pitcher?Doug Mittler
Derek Norris has been swinging a hot bat for the Oakland Athletics since the start of spring training. Given the recent injuries to their pitching staff, could that prompt GM Billy Beane to use a catcher as trade bait? Norris is hitting .379 in 5...Blog | May 03, 2014
John Jaso's pinch-hit HR lifts A's over Angels; Albert Pujols nea...
Pinch-hitter John Jaso came through with a two-run homer off closer Ernesto Frieri in the ninth inning, sending the Oakland Athletics to a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Monday night.Recap | Box Score | Conversation | April 14, 2014
Jaso's recovery avoids catcher logjamAJ Mass
For the first time this spring, John Jaso was able to play two consecutive games behind the plate for the Oakland Athletics, and while that may not seem like a huge accomplishment, the news comes as a big relief for both the team and the player himse...Blog | March 25, 2014
Oakland A's GM Billy Beane found old trend that works like magic ...Peter Keating
In ESPN The Magazine, Peter Keating writes that A's GM Billy Beane is at the forefront of another new trend in baseball -- which is actually an old trend in baseball. But it works, well, like magic.Story | Conversation | March 05, 2014
Oakland A's GM Billy Beane found old trend that works like magic ...Peter Keating
In ESPN The Magazine, Peter Keating writes that A's GM Billy Beane is at the forefront of another new trend in baseball -- which is actually an old trend in baseball. But it works, well, like magic.Story | Conversation | March 05, 2014
John Jaso of Oakland Athletics to catch for first time since conc...
Oakland A's catcher John Jaso will take his place behind home plate in a game for the first time since suffering a concussion when he was struck by a foul tip on July 24.Story | Conversation | February 25, 2014
Jim Johnson, John Jaso reach deals with Oakland Athletics
New closer Jim Johnson agreed to a $10 million, one-year contract with the Oakland Athletics on Thursday.Story | Conversation | January 17, 2014
Thursday Roundup: Price avoids arbitrationAJ Mass
The Tampa Bay Rays and David Price have come to terms on a deal on Thursday, but it was far less lucrative and far less permanent an agreement than the one Clayton Kershaw reached with the Dodgers on Wednesday. Price reportedly agreed to a one-ye...Blog | January 16, 2014
John Jaso of Oakland Athletics could miss rest of season due to c...
Oakland Athletics catcher John Jaso is likely to be sidelined another three to four weeks and perhaps for the remainder of the season as he recovers from a lingering concussion.Story | Conversation | August 16, 2013
Oakland Athletics place John Jaso on 7-day concussion DL
The Oakland Athletics have placed catcher John Jaso on the seven-day concussion disabled list.Story | Conversation | July 25, 2013
Kinsler is OK after home-plate collisionTodd Wills
ARLINGTON, Texas -- Texas Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler didn't have much to say about his home-plate collision with Oakland A's catcher John Jaso, which resulted in three stitches. "I got cut," Kinsler said, leaving it at that. Kinsler sco...Blog | June 18, 2013


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Asian-style Glazed Chicken Wings: If you think that Maine is only about seafood, think again. Get ready for March Madness with this recipe from the Yankee Chef with his twist on a classic appetizer.
Miss Moxie: Bill Jaques, from "What's Your Pleasure," creates his version of the California Root Beer. See how he makes it with Moxie, the state soft drink of Maine.
Wild Blueberry Gingerbread: Just because it's sweet doesn't mean it is unhealthy. Madeleine, food blogger of Madeleine's Madeleines, features wild Maine blueberries in this recipe for gingerbread cake.

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Organ donations turn strangers into families
- Written by Ayana Jones
- Published in Health
Maureen Fleagle finds solace in the knowledge that her son has given someone else a second chance at life.
Her son, Brian James Fleagle, was only 17 when he died due to a drug addiction on Dec. 11, 2002. Fleagle describes him as being "a great kid" who was athletic, had a great sense of humor and loved family activities.
When Fleagle and her husband were approached about donating Brian's organs after he was declared brain dead, they didn't hesitate.
"My husband and I stood there and without even looking at each other, said 'yes.' If his death could free someone else to live a longer life, yes we will," she said.
Brian's heart, kidneys and liver were harvested and given to those waiting for organs. A few weeks later, the Fleagles received a letter from the Gift of Life Donor Program informing them about the recipients of Brian's organs. Fleagle kept feeling the urge to contact the recipient of Brian's heart — a 47-year-old man named B.J. who hailed from Scranton.
"I just wanted to tell him everything about Brian — what his favorite foods were and what kind of sports he was involved in, what kind of things he liked in school and what his family was like," she said.
Fleagle wrote a letter to B.J., and six months later she received a response from him, his mother and his girlfriend. When the Fleagles met their son's heart recipient for the first time, it was a very moving experience.
"It was the most incredible experience that I could ever explain — to be able to be in the room with a man whose life has meaning. He's going on with his life, and it's because of my son's heart," says Flegale.
These days, the Fleagles and B.J. correspond frequently and visit each other twice a year.
"It has been a very healing, humbling experience for me to be able to be a part of this whole process," Fleagle said.
She shared her story during an educational session hosted by the University of Pennsylvania and the Gift of Life Donor Program. During the "Power of Giving: Organ and Tissue Donation" learning session, ministry leaders were briefed on the organ donation process and encouraged to spread the message about the need for donors to their congregations.
The move to get the faith-based community involved comes at a time when there is a growing need for more organ donors — particularly from the minority community.
According to the United Network for Organ Sharing, more than 112,000 people are on the waiting list for an organ transplant. Approximately 19 people die every day while waiting for a life-saving organ. More than 6,500 people are waiting for organs in Pennsylvania.
During the session, Amy Craig Martiner, Gift of Life Hospital Services Coordinator, gave an overview of how the organ donation process works. As the region's organ procurement organization, Gift of Life works with 130 hospitals in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware to make organ donation an option for families.
The process starts when Gift of Life is contacted by the hospital about a patient with a poor prognosis who could be a potential donor. Gift of Life personnel are charged with approaching the families of potential donors to obtain their consent.
Martiner said there are two main types of organ donors — those who have been declared brain dead and people who have died from cardiac death.
She noted that HIV and cancer are the only health conditions that could exempt someone from being a potential organ donor.
Martiner said people have many wrong ideas about organ donation - such as concerns that medical personnel won't save their lives because they are registered organ donors; the process goes against religious beliefs, or the donor's body would be disfigured.
Vanessa Duvert, Gift of Life multicultural outreach coordinator, spoke about the need for people from the minority communities to become organ donors. She addressed the link between the high rates of diabetes and kidney disease in the African-American community and the high percentage of Blacks on the waiting list for a kidney. Duvert noted that African Americans represent 44 percent of those who are waiting for a kidney in the Pennsylvania region.
"There is higher rate of success when someone from the multicultural community receives an organ from someone in that community, this is because there are genetic similarities that will make it an easier process for a person's body to accept that foreign object coming into it," said Duvert.
"In simpler terms, an African-American organ is going to be a better match for an African-American patient."
Heart transplant recipient Janet Dennis shared the impact that having a new organ has made on her life. Six years ago, Dennis underwent a transplant after a virus caused heart failure
After receiving the heart transplant and undergoing rehab, Dennis turned to swimming for her physical exercise. This would eventually lead her to become a competitor in the U.S. Transplant Games, Olympic-style competitions for people who have undergone organ transplants. She's amazed at becoming an athlete in her 50s. She's netted a number of medals for dragon boat racing, swimming and javelin throwing.
Dennis, 56, has given the medals that she won from the Transplant Games to her donor family.
"Giving my medals to my donor family is so small in comparison to what they have given me. My gold medal is sitting inside of my chest," says Dennis.
Dennis, who is a social worker, leads a very active lifestyle, which includes volunteering with the Gift of Life, being a spokesperson for Women's Heart and participating on a local dragon boat racing team.
"I am having the time of my life, and I owe it all to Jesus Christ and my donor family," she says.
Rev. Alyn E. Waller, senior pastor, Enon Baptist Tabernacle Baptist Church, told the clergy leaders that they are in the position to encourage others to become donors.
"As a pastor, I believe that we have the greatest opportunity to address the issues of stigma and mythology as it relates to this issue of organ donation, but I think it comes from us creating some things — a good conversation about being healthy communities of giving overall," said Waller.
"So that giving an organ is just another side of giving, because you also give money, because you also give time, because you also give talent."
The Gift of Life encourages faith-based leaders to tap into its "It's About Life" grant program. Through the program, grants are awarded in amounts of up to $2,000 to local, tax-exempt, nonprofit organizations and houses of worship that are committed to developing educational programs designed to increase education and donor designations of organ and tissue donation.
Faith-based institutions can plan events such as donor registration drives, donor education workshops, health fairs or organize a candle lighting ceremony to honor donors, donor families and recipients.
People can sign up to become registered organ donors when receiving or renewing their driver's license at Pennsylvania driver's license and photo centers.


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UPDATE: 07/24/2013 4:25 p.m.
The City of Fritch has lifted their notice to boil water.
The City says water samples that were tested have shown to contain no harmful contaminants.
The water is now safe for regular use without the need to boil.
Amarillo, TX - The City of Fritch is warning all residents to boil their water before using it for food or drink.
Due to a failure with a water well pump, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality says harmful bacteria or microbes could exist in the water supply, which boiling would destroy.
TCEQ recommends that water be brought to a "vigorous, rolling boil" for at least two minutes.
The City of Fritch says the following areas are affected by this notice: Sage Mesa, Ponderosa, Little Ponderosa, Arroy Verde, Antelope Mesa, Lake Meredith Harbor, Sanford Estates and Vinson Development. The City of Fritch (proper) is not affected.
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So, it's B-Round and you're still looking for a Co-op. You didn't get anything in A-round. You've had some interviews, but you're nervous about how well they went (since apparently your A-round interviews didn't go as planned). You really don't want to wait for C-round or have to go work for your Aunt Agnes. So what do you do?
First off, relax. Not every student is going to be placed in A-round. In fact, the odds were against you to do so anyway. Many times, it's simply a case of students and employers just not being a good match. With several new jobs in B-round, you have another opportunity to meet and impress a company looking for someone with your unique set of skills.
That said, you should take this opportunity to re-examine your resume and interview technique to see if there is anything you can improve for the next round of applications and interviews. Maybe this was your first set of interviews and you came across as nervous? Or maybe you completely missed the misspelling of "Drexel" on your resume (it happens). No matter what it is, go back and double check to make sure that you come across as the most capable and talented applicant that you can.
This might also be a good time to begin your Self-Directed job search. Maybe the industry or job you're dreaming of isn't available through SCDCOnline? By using the resources available in the Steinbright Career Development Center and Hagerty/Hahnemann Libraries, you might be able to find companies and jobs that you didn't even know existed, but that are just what you are looking for. So see if you can attend a Job Search Resources workshop or set up an appointment with your co-op coordinator or the Career Services Library Assistant to help you with this search.


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- Address:
1155 Folsom Street
San Francisco, CA 94103Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.triptychsf.com/
- Phone: 4157030557
- Hours of Operation:
WEEKEND BRUNCH: Saturday & Sunday and Holidays: 9:00am - 3:30pm
Weekday Brunch: Monday-Friday 11:30am-2:30pm.
DINNER: Sunday: 5:00pm-9:30pm
DINNER: Monday-Thursday: 5:00pm-10:00pm
DINNER: Friday-Saturday: 5:00pm-10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Californian, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Filipe Gonzalez
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Counter Seating, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Triptych can cater private and corporate parties of 20 or more. We specialize photo shoot crew catering whether in studio or on location. We also cater any special events, large and small. We can do catering outside San Francisco throughout the Bay Area for an additional delivery charge. Triptych Restaurant is available for private events or parties of 30-60 people as a "buy-out".
- Private Party Facilities: Triptych is available for private parties of 30 or more. These are referred to as a "buy-out". Special conditions apply. Please contact the restaurant for additional information.
- Private Party Contact: David Kittredge 4157030557
- Entertainment: At any given time, two or more artists are featured at Triptych. Patio open for brunch on weekends, and on some evenings and weekdays(depending on weather).
- Special Events: Triptych would love to host SOMA neighborhood organization and arts event. We believe in community and value the opportunity to be a part of SoMA growth and diversity.
Getting there
- Cross Street: 8th Street
- Public Transit: Civic Center Station hub at 8th & Market Street with underground station for B.A.R.T. and for SF MUNI. Easy Taxi service along Folsom Street, especially on weekends. Located on the Muni Bus #12 Folsom Street line and 1/2 block from the Muni Bus #19 Polk Street Line.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Plenty of street parking on Folsom most of the time. There are sometimes two spaces at the end of Hallam (right turn right after Triptych).
A word from Triptych
Triptych's South of Market location embraces the industrial with the arts culture of the neighborhood. The cuisine reflects the diverse palates of its patrons and is complimented by a unique wine list from around the world. Local artists' works are displayed. Triptych is an oasis of cuisine, culture, and ambiance. Garden is available for Brunch and in warm weather.Continued
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Triptych reviews from OpenTable diners
102 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (43)great for brunch (37)fit for foodies (30)good for groups (25)great for outdoor dining (22)special occasion (19)great for lunch (17)romantic (14)kid-friendly (11)notable wine list (5)late-night find (3)hot spot (2)scenic view (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Romance yes, large parties noPicardyThirdReviewsDined on 8/26/2014The best part of this restaurant was the food quality and the wine list. It is quiet (I wouldn't bring kids). Where it is NOT good is large groups. Our party was 6 people. None of the appetizers scaled to that. For example, the chicken drumsticks came with 4 drumsticks. Then they ran out of chicken. Poor planning on their part, as we were the first dinner party of the night. This is much better suited to a romantic party of 2, not a group of hungry guys.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SapphireDined on 8/24/2014Excellent food, service and experience. Garden has limited seating but great spot for weekend brunch. Cannot go wrong with benedicts and mimosa. Servers were helpful to get meal recommendations. A place to meet new people and make new friends. Do not leave without checking out the bathroom. Will travel across the bridge for another weekend brunch with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, solid, will dine again.MissMeenaDined on 8/24/2014I went for birthday brunch with my friends, and we had such an awesome time. The owner brought out complimentary sparkling wine and a beignet with a candle. Everyone was super nice. The food was good. Whatever the seasoning was on the roasted potatoes is amazeballs ;-) We sat on the patio/garden, it was so cute and quaint. Perfect for Sunday brunch. And definitely try the carrot orange mimosa.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Casual and Funhungryg1rlVIPDined on 8/23/2014I recently had dinner at Triptych with 4 friends. Really laid-back vibe, with a solid beer menu and an eclectic menu with options from all over the world. Decent vegetarian and vegan options, as well. The best part of the restaurant was the service -- the waiters were humorous and fun, and they made meaningful, honest suggestions on both food and drink. The vibe is artsy and casual, and it was a really fun place to go out with friends!Special Features:
- First TimePaulDined on 8/21/2014The food was terrific and our waiter was helpful but not over the top. This was my first, but not my last trip to TryptychSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved the PaellaeatswellDined on 8/15/2014We had the paella for 2 and thought it was great. The Sangria with fresh fruit was a fine accompaniment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor service and ok food.AlwaysHungryDined on 8/9/2014Our party of 5 ate here to celebrate my wife's birthday. We were seated promptly at our reservation time, but that was the one of the few highlights of the meal. Three other parties were seated after us (one was also a party of 5). The waiter took our order, brought our drinks and we didn't see him the rest of the meal. Almost an hour later, one of the parties seated after us already finished their meal and left. The other two parties were happily eating their meals, while we were all hungry and disappointed that our waiter didn't even come by to give an update. We finally flagged down another waiter and our food came out shortly after. Some dishes were cold by then, but we didn't want to wait longer.
- Terrible Servicepeew1989Dined on 7/27/2014I honestly can't say much about the food because I didn't stay long enough to actually taste it. The service was awful. My friend and I waited at the door with no greeting--just awkward or rude glances from the staff. We stood for probably five minutes with nothing spoken to us, even though we were clearly waiting. Our "reservation" also seemed to do nothing, because we were also asked to wait for two other parties to finish, even 15 minutes after our reservation. Will never return.
- I love TriptychMulcaheyVIPDined on 7/27/2014I like the vibe, the staff, the owner, the food. My favorite south of Market place to have a meal with friends.Special Features:
- ..another great lunch experience...DiogenestheSearcherVIPDined on 7/22/2014...i should have known better than to come here with a friend with whom i've dined here before - she was so enamoured of the beignets (which are more like popovers than a heavy beignet) - that we had them as an appetizer. Then we both had the Southwestern Burger - she rare, me medium rare - with sweet potato fries - the burgers were exquisite and among the best we've ever had; the sweet potato fries were good, but shaped as if they came from a food supplier. Then my friend wanted beignets for dessert and she just ate one of the three - I wound up eating the two remaining. Lunch on the patio with plants all around was wonderful as usual - but I shouldn't have eaten that second order of beignets (they're irrestible though).Special Features:
- Trippy TriptychPrincessVIPDined on 7/20/2014We(a party of 6) all loved Triptych. Our waiter Nolan had a fabulous personality and and made us feel so welcome. The ambiance is very funky with oldies music playing in the background. There are wonderful paintings on the walls and windows, by a local artist and also by Nolan. The dinners were delicious and innovative, as well as the desserts. Three of our party had the fried chicken and loved it. I had the signature pork shank, which was done to perfection and delicious. Two had fish and were in heaven. The house wines were wonderful and Nolan gave a full pour. Overall it was a delightful evening and eating experience at very reasonable prices. We'll be back often.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 7/19/2014Food was OK. Too many choices. Everything missed the mark a little.
- another awesome dining experienceDiogenestheSearcherVIPDined on 7/17/2014...another brunch and another two new friends i took as guests to dine here. it was a thursday brunch - and one would expect it to be a bit slower, but it seemed as crowded as on the weekends, so the food took longer than usual on a weekday to come. But again, the service is welcoming and outstanding, the food is exquisite - and the beignets are to die for (and if i keep eating them, it might just happen - it takes a lot of self-control to stop eating the awesome popover-style beignets with strawberry cream. Again, omelettes, burgers and eggs benedict were awesome and they have a great selection of wines-by-the-glass.Special Features:
- excellentgaryDined on 6/27/2014Service was excellent prompt and friendly and very ciurteous. The food was very goob. The begniets were outstanding. We can't wait t((o return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So good, another friend wowed!DiogenestheSearcherVIPDined on 6/27/2014Today I took another friend to Triptych for a birthday brunch - and we sat outside in the patio in the back, welcoming greenery, quiet, wonderful weather, wonderful service, and wonderful food. I again had one of the omelettes, and once again, it was one of the best omelettes I've ever had in my life and my friend had a burger that he greatly enjoyed. We had beignets as an appetizer, and here they are as light as a popover, served with strawberry creme - and so over the top that it's hard to control onself. For dessert we had the flourless chocolate torte that was exquisite. This was the first time I had invited this friend to dine here and he also looks forward to coming back. Triptych is a true treasure!Special Features:
- Always Superb!DiogenestheSearcherVIPDined on 6/22/2014It's amazing - this is the seventh time that I've invited different friends to dine here - and all seven times, my friends rave about how wonderful this place is and they insist on coming back. The food is exquisite - the beignets are as light as popovers and delicious, the omelettes are the best I've had my entire (long) life; and the rest of the food is great - it's apparent that the chef really cares about her work. The atmosphere is welcoming, the service both gracious and entertaining and I and many friends and colleagues just keep coming back and back and back.Special Features:
- Great food, awful serviceBrittchapDined on 6/16/2014There were 5 of us that were sat by 7:45. Our order was taken at 8:07 which seemed fine. By 9:15 everyone had been served besides us. For over an hour, our waters had gone un filled and we had yet to receive our dinner. When we reminded our waiter he admitted to forgetting us entirely. We finally were served dinner around 9:45.
- Disorganized!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/16/2014The reviews are right. The ravioli is amazing. Unfortunately the front and back of the house are very disorganized. They were out of several dishes and didn't tell us that the fried chicken was out until 20 minutes after our order. Some of the food came out hot, some cold. The osso bucca got good reviews from the table but the sea bass was terrible, very fishy. And I didn't have a knife for my main course because it was cleared with the appetizer and then no one came to check on us after the rest of the food was served. Won't be returning.
- vibrant SOMA hot spotlindaVIPDined on 6/15/2014one would never know it from the facade, but this neighborhood hotspot is the place to be for brunch, lunch or snack... took my dad and family here for Father's Day. dad LOVES lamb and i saw it on the menu, sadly the lamb is only available for dinner. regardless, we had a fabulous brunch menu. i had the arugula & prosciutto Benedict- oh so delish! a few other members had specialty omelets, salad and chicken curry. the mimosas and beignets were also a delicious delight. we will DEFiNITELY be back for the lamb and/or seasonal change in menu selections. thank you!!Special Features:
- very satisfiedPaulaDined on 6/15/2014I booked based on reviews. We arrived and were very pleased. We were seated right away. Staff greeted us as they saw us. Began with spicy bloody marys and ended with great satisfaction. We will return many times.Special Features:
- Quick Yummy Pre-Opera MealcskywalkDined on 6/14/2014Driving up from San Jose to go see La Traviata at SF Opera, I was able to make an Open Table reservation 30 min. before leaving San Jose. Arriving shortly after our 6:00PM reservation, 2 of my party were quickly seated as I parked. After asking for a little more time to look at the menu our server took both our drink and food orders. We were only half way done with our drinks when the delicious food came out. We ate family style on lobster bisque, butternut squash ravioli, grilled zucchini and breaded pork tenderloin. It was the perfect amount of food and tasted delicious. Our server knew we were hurrying off to the Opera, so the check came immediately. We were very happy to be so well fed and still on time!Special Features:
- Great for 'kids'OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/14/2014It was great because we are Kids at heart. Our service was spectacular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/13/2014We went here with a party of 5 for my mom's bday. Surprisingly, the place was empty, but we did arrive at 5:15. The food was fabulous and we had a great time. Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DessertsJamieGDined on 6/12/2014We tasted many of the desserts and each one was absolutely fantastic! Seems though, that for such a small restaurant, the dinner menu is too long.Special Features:
- UnremarkableNameVIPDined on 6/8/2014The beignets were OK - nothing particularly exciting about them. The strawberry cream lacked flavor and the texture was thick, molten-like as opposed to creamy. This was followed by the quiche Lorraine which had too much crust and lacking in discernible ingredients. The salad, however, was very good - fresh, dressed appropriately, and tasted great. Standard issue potatoes, which were hot, but flavorful, rounded out the meal. Service was fine and I'm sorry I can't remember her name. She was friendly, helpful, and followed up as needed. Unremarkable food, but service was good.
- Great new find for a get together!!Cindy23Dined on 6/7/2014This was a great place, unexpected menu with great variety. Great service, just a good place for friends to gather. Will definately go back. Check out the art!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic and entertainingImperialstoutDined on 6/6/2014We followed and read other recommendations about this place and it certainly did not disappoint. The Osso Buco and butter fish looked amazing. The real winner was the tuna Tartare. I could live off of that. Wines are very well priced and the service was amazing. We will definitely come back.Special Features:
- Solid neighborhood jointybrob24VIPDined on 6/6/2014Solid across the board. I would go if convenient but would not make it a destination.
- New Favorite Brunch SpotBrunchPleaseVIPDined on 5/23/2014Not only can they poach an egg perfectly, they have non-typical brunch options that are outstanding. Bloody Mary is interesting, different liquor, but they offered this bacon garnish that was spot on! They open for brunch on weekdays which is why I first checked it out. Have gone back. Will go back.Special Features:
- c'est wonderfulDiogenestheSearcherVIPDined on 5/22/2014food is always excellent, service always excellent - a pleasure to dine here always!Special Features:
- Innovative food!BumbleDined on 5/18/2014Had a reservation at 11 AM on B toB Sunday. It was busy! Place is cute with nice area outback for dining but we chose to eat indoors. Ordered almost immediately when seated...and then the wait started. Mimosas came quickly. The rest of the order took 45-60min. Said the order had been misplaced and comped us the drinks and order of beignets. They were very nice about this and we were in no hurry. Service issue doesn't appeared to be the servers problem. I think the kitchen just gets overwhelmed and it's a shame because the food is spectacular. The beignets with strawberries and cream are some of the best around. The egg white frittata with quinoa was inspired. Loved the food....needs a lot of work on service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch on a sunny SundayshoebenderDined on 5/18/2014Great food and a great waiter made our leisurely brunch an absolute gem. Omelettes, vegan special, lots of things with bacon (including beignets - yum), huevos rancheros, all made the clean-the-plate list. It's a little quirky, which is a plus to us - other people call it gritty, but we think it's just got tons of character and the food really is fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Culinary Paradise!DiogenestheSearcherVIPDined on 5/15/2014I'm afraid that now I've been totally spoiled - have dined here 4 times. The omelettes they offer are the best omelettes that I've ever had in my life - whether at someone's home - or in NYC, Paris, Berlin, Gdansk, Budapest, or Milano. All of their other food is exquisite - they apparently have a chef who really cares what she prepares - it's wonderful. The service is outstanding. The outdoor patio is attractive (not the most attractive I've ever seen, but very nice for the neighborhood and a pleasure to dine on). Unfortunately, now I'll just have to come again and again and again - as the food is so exquisite and the service so good!Special Features:
- Mother's Day 2014ChuckstefDined on 5/11/2014The food was great. The patio was very nice and the bacon bloody Mary's really were delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing, creative foodOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 5/11/2014Went here for a mother's day brunch, and the food was fantastic. Atmosphere is a little rough/kitschy with artwork all around and a warehousey/gallery feel with random tables scattered about a small space. Service was prompt and friendly, but the standout is truly the food and drink. Proud Mary - bloody mary with bacon - 'nuff said. Bacon beignets w strawberry cream - again 'nuff said. Beautifully prepared omelette and Croque Madam really hit the spot. All in all, worth the odd neighborhood location in SoMA and random atmosphere for some really great creative cuisine!Special Features:
- UNIMPRESSIVEOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 5/9/2014The place was grungy, we had the Paella. Several mussels had not opened and yet they were in the dish. They were small. One that was open I ate did not taste good. I suspect their seafood is not fresh. I wil not return to this restaurant.
- The following 684 reviews are from the Triptych reviews archive.
- Nice restaurant, too many choocesShelliBVIPDined on 5/2/2014This was my 4th visit, and I finally decided the menu is too big. You have to know what to order bc it's hit or miss. Certain thing delicious and others bland. Great staff, nice ambience. But inconsistent. Smaller menus offer better choices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Server a standoutMikeyInSFDined on 4/26/2014The food was decent and the restaurant is nice, however there were 7 of us and we were a bit cramped, but it was workable. What stood out was our server, and unfortunately I cannot remember his name. He was tall and had a great smile and cute dimples and he was very in touch with the community and the clientele. He joked along with all of us and made us feel very comfortable and right at home.Special Features:
- Disappointing ServiceDdyyDined on 4/20/2014We were so excited to try Triptych for Easter brunch, and when we arrived for our reservation, the host was completely confused and for some reason had already given our table away to somebody else. We ended up getting seated at a makeshift table right in front of the door which was loud and disruptive. We put in our order for appetizers and our main courses. After our appetizers had been taken away, we were brought the check TWO separate times by different staff members thinking we were ready to leave when we hadn't even had our main course yet. This was pretty embarrassing service and made us feel like they were trying to get us out as quickly as possible. Staff needs better communication with each other.Special Features:
- Extraordinary foodNakaVIPDined on 4/15/2014Luv Triptych, great gluten free food. I totally missed egg benedict.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Ubuntu Hardy - Ruby on Rails
In the Ubuntu Hardy setup article Ubuntu Hardy - Setup we secured, updated and personalised the install ready to add some working software.
We also installed the build-essential package. Now we can go ahead and install Ruby on Rails.
This articles has been updated to use the latest (at the time of writing) version of rubygems which is v1.2.0.
This version of rubygems has finally fixed the memory issues seen on smaller Cloud Servers.
You can now install, update and administer all your rubygems from within a 256 Cloud Servers with no issues.
The process will involve a mix of installation methods - the main ruby packages and dependencies will be installed using the 'aptitude' package manager but rubygems will be install from source.
The reason for this is that it is important to get the latest and most stable version of rubygems onto the Cloud Server and the easiest way to do that is by installing from source.
Let's go ahead and install ruby. Note the install command shown below includes the sqlite3 db package.
Rails version 2.0+ uses sqlite3 as its default database - you can, of course, use other databases and indeed, there will be articles specifically aimed at other databases.
However, for now, we'll stick to the basics and get the main Ruby on Rails packages installed:
sudo aptitude install ruby1.8-dev ruby1.8 ri1.8 rdoc1.8 irb1.8 libreadline-ruby1.8 libruby1.8 libopenssl-ruby sqlite3 libsqlite3-ruby1.8
We need to create some symlinks from the install to locations every programme would look:
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/ruby1.8 /usr/bin/ruby sudo ln -s /usr/bin/ri1.8 /usr/bin/ri sudo ln -s /usr/bin/rdoc1.8 /usr/bin/rdoc sudo ln -s /usr/bin/irb1.8 /usr/bin/irb
Once done, we can have a look at the Ruby version:
ruby -v ... ruby 1.8.6 (2007-09-24 patchlevel 111) [x86_64-linux]
Good, now we can move onto installing rubygems for our Rails installation.
As mentioned, we're going to install rubygems from source.
Let's go ahead and download the source code into our sources directory. If you haven't got a sources directory, you can simply create one:
mkdir ~/sources cd ~/sources
At the time of writing the latest rubygems version is v1.2.0.
As mentioned above, this release fixes the memory issues found with earlier versions of rubygems.
As normal, please check for the latest release on the rubygems homepage.
Let's download v1.2.0:
wget http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/38646/rubygems-1.2.0.tgz
Now unpack it and move into the newly created folder:
tar xzvf rubygems-1.2.0.tgz cd rubygems-1.2.0
Now we can go through the simple process of compiling it and creating a symlink:
sudo ruby setup.rb ... sudo ln -s /usr/bin/gem1.8 /usr/bin/gem
Once done, we can check the gem version with a:
gem -v ... 1.2.0
We need to do a quick update to rubygems:
sudo gem update
Although nothing will change as we have installed the latest version, a '--system' update will ensure everything is the latest and greatest:
sudo gem update --system
Continuing with the Rails installation, we can go ahead and install it:
sudo gem install rails
Once completed, you can check what gems were installed with a:
sudo gem list
Which gives the following (from a fresh Cloud Server and no other gems installed):
*** LOCAL GEMS *** actionmailer (2.1.0) actionpack (2.1.0) activerecord (2.1.0) activeresource (2.1.0) activesupport (2.1.0) rails (2.1.0) rake (0.8.1)
sqlite3 test
Now we can do a simple test to see if the sqlite3 module is working:
irb #irb(main):001:0> require 'sqlite3' => true #irb(main):002:0> exit
If the result does not return 'true' the you may have missed a step.
Postfix and subversion
Finally, we need to install postfix and subversion so we can 'check-out' plugins and send mail from our Rails applications:
sudo aptitude install postfix subversion -y
Answer the postfix questions as you see fit but the defaults usually suffice for our purposes as we are only using it to send emails and not for receiving mail.
That's it
You now have a Ruby on Rails and postfix/subversion stack setup and ready to roll.
Now you are ready to install the server of your choice whether that be Litespeed, Nginx or Apache.
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Cape Cod on the West Shore in Cayuga Lake
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community
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/ night
$ 1,300 - $ 1,300 / week
Cayuga Lake Cottage deals
stays between: 8/23/14 & 10/11/14
deal expires in: 5 days
Welcome Gift
Welcome Gift Upon Arrival
- Welcome Gift ($15)
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vacation rental description
What a great opportunity to vacation at a Cayuga Lake waterfront property right in the "Heart of the Finger Lakes" region.
Just off the Wine Trail situated on a private beach on the West Shore of Cayuga Lake, you'll find a vintage 1930's seasonal cape cod with unique cottage charm.
French doors open to a large screened porch where you will enjoy open views of the lake, sunrises and get-togethers with family and friends.
A great place for water activities, relaxing on the dock, grilling, gathering by the bonfire or curling up with a good book.
Easy drive-up-to-door access and parking.
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Last modified on 08-15-2014 at 10:10 AM.
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cottage rental amenities
Updated kitchen with gas cooking, refrigerator with ice maker, dishwasher, microwave and coffee maker.
Gas Stove Fireplace
Full Bath with Shower
Down Captain's Quarter's bedroom features full size bed. Upper Deck features full size bed with lake views and four very comfortable built-in twin size boater bunks.
Satellite TV
Charcoal Grills
activities and attractions in Cayuga Lake Finger Lakes
25 minutes from downtown Ithaca, Cornell University and Ithaca College. A little over a hours drive to Rochester and Syracuse
Just off Cayuga and Seneca Lake Wine Trails
Numerous Bistros and Cafes
Local parks include Taughannock Falls State Park, Treman State Park, Buttermilk Falls State Park, Cayuga Lake State Park and Watkins Glen Sate Park all within a short driving distance.
Enjoy antique shops, area Farmer's Markets, museums and theatre.
vacation rental rates
Available May - October
2014 Rates $1300 per week
Special rates may apply for graduation weekends, alumni weekends and
holidays. Please request more information for special rates.
NO SMOKING or pets.
Check-in: Saturday after 2 p.m.
Check-out: Saturday before 10 a.m.
6 person limit.
payment methods
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Top things to do in Cayuga Lake
- Cayuga Wine Trail
- Seneca Wine Trail
- Finger Lakes Cheese Trail
- Farmers Markets
- Antiquing
Top things to do on a budget
- Feed the Ducks
- Listen to the Waves
- Roast Marshmallows on a Stick
- Take a Scenic Walk or Hike
- Water Sports / Swim
Top things to do with a family
- Taughannock State Park
- Cayuga Lake State Park
- Treman State Park
- Buttermilk Falls State Park
- See a Show at the Hangar
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Chameleon, Mangabe, Madagascar
One of a nearly countless variety of chameleons found in Madagascar
Relief From the Heat
Spanky the Peace Corps Dog takes a small respite from the heat and humidity in a luxurious muddy puddle after a one mile walk along North Efate's Ring Road. When asked, why? he barked, Don't judge me...a dog's gotta do what a dog's gotta do!"
beautiful grasshopper
a fellow volunteer and i found this amazing grasshopper outside of my hut one day. the neighbors warned us to beware because it excretes an oil that would make us "drunk".
Happy Easter!
Peresecina, Orhei, Moldova after a delicious Easter Dinner I decided to play on the farm.
All the pretty colors...
Chameleon on my fence in Sakaramy, Madagascar
They can smell my fear…
Yes, I think they can smell fear, and no I am not talking about hyenas, or jackals; I am talking about camels. Those damn camels! I love them even though they are being big jerks. I am becoming scared of them. A few weeks ago, a camel was strangely offended by me. He had run towards me, kicking up his heels and tossing his head like a silly, upset horse. I had just stood there, not sure what he was trying to do. It wasn't until later that I realized that he could have easily kicked me in the ...
A huge angry elephant run
Letter Home – Written April 2006 Hey everyone. yup, so great story. so I'm gonna tell it. So this week Julia, Caitlin and I all decided we should go out to Caitlin's village because Julia and I had not gone yet (yes it took us a year). Her village is quite far from Sikasso though - about 2 hours past it on the road towards the Ivory Coast and then another short bike ride off the main road. The area is absolutely beautiful - cliffs and waterfalls and rolling green fields of mango trees. So ...
Pumbaa's Family
The Lion King was right, there are many warthogs to be found in Africa, especially Namibia. They are so ubiquitous you will see them racing across the road in a game of chicken with a car, scouring possible waterholes, and hanging out in the bush. This photo was taken at a game count at a local lodge outside of Otavi.
Herding Sheep
After spending so long in the countryside, one sometimes forgets to look around and see how beautiful and peaceful it really is.
True love; a girl and her dog
Dimbo was his name and he was my best friend throughout pre-service training!


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Dissolvable stent can correct arteries
A new dissolvable stent can open clogged arteries and help them to repair themselves over time.
Alice Giedraitis of Scottsdale Healthcare said the scaffold can restore blood flow and give vessels support until clogged arteries can open themselves on their own.
This bio-resorbable stent could possibly replace use of metal drug eluting arterial implants with this new innovative medicinal technology. The investigational device is being evaluated in a clinical trial at Scottsdale Healthcare hospitals.
For more information about enrolling in this clinical trial, contact the Scottsdale Healthcare Research Institute at 480-323-3437.
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CBS Gives Obama Over 26 Minutes to Lecture on the Economy
CBS gave President Obama over 26 and a half minutes to answer 12 questions related to the economy during a town hall aired on Thursday's Early Show. Obama got six uninterrupted minutes to answer one question about Medicare during the hour-long event. Host Erica Hill wondered how the Democrat could "change the mind-set from things are tough to things are turning around" with the economy.
Hill led the town hall with her concerned economic "mind-set" question, noting beforehand that "it seems that we have been hearing, whether it's on TV, at the office, around the kitchen table, things are tough," but continuing that "there's positive economic data coming through. Yet, sometimes it can feel like for every two steps forward, it's one step back. There's definitely a psychological component to this recovery."
Once the President gave his initial answer, co-host Harry Smith followed up by pointing out how apparently, "people aren't feeling it, though.....So, you can read in the Wall Street Journal and the stock market has recovered really well, but at the same time, there are a lot of people who've stopped looking for jobs. Jobs just aren't there."
Later in the hour, CBS correspondent Rebecca Jarvis relayed a viewer's question from Internet to Mr. Obama: "So many of the good paying jobs have been outsourced, leaving nothing but low wage jobs. How can employers feel good enough to hire again or increase wages with so much uncertainty about the economy?" After he answered, Jarvis then asked a related question of her own from the left:
JARVIS: At the same time, though, that we've seen some job growth, there are still 13.7 million people in this country unemployed. Wages have stagnated for the last decade, and you mentioned stocks are up ten percent away from their all time highs. Companies are making record profits. They have $2 trillion of cash to spend. If this isn't the right circumstance for raising wages and really going out and employing new people, what will be?
Smith did interject with a right-leaning point after the Democrat answered an audience's question about her small business: "But as a small business person, do you feel over-regulated, because that's the other theme that we've heard over the last two years?" Earlier in the hour, Hill also pointed out the President's poor ratings on the economy according to the latest CBS News/New York Times poll: "He received his lowest rating yet on his handling of the economy: 34 percent."
The President's six-minute monologue came near the end of the town hall after an audience member asked, "You've proposed budget changes to Medicare. I'd like to know how they still would be able to keep the 45-year promise that's been made to the American public."
CBS announced their plans for this town hall event last Friday, which came just over a month after President Obama officially announced the beginning of his reelection campaign.
The transcript of the questions asked during Thursday's town hall event on CBS during the 8 am Eastern hour of The Early Show, along with some of President Obama's answers for context:
HILL: You know, for the past four years, Mr. President, it seems that we have been hearing, whether it's on TV, at the office, around the kitchen table, things are tough, and there is some improvement. There's positive economic data coming through. Yet, sometimes it can feel like for every two steps forward, it's one step back. There's definitely a psychological component to this recovery. How, then, do we change the mind-set from things are tough, to things are turning around?
SMITH: People aren't feeling it, though. That's the- just to sort of reemphasize the question. So, you can read in the Wall Street Journal and the stock market is- has recovered really well, but at the same time, there is- there are a lot of people who've stopped looking for jobs. Jobs just aren't there.
OBAMA: Well, part of what's happened is that the recovery's uneven. So, certain sectors of the country are doing better than others. Manufacturing is actually doing really well, in part, because the auto industry is getting back on its feet, and that has to do with decisions that we made early in my administration to make sure that we still had those Big Three auto companies here in America, making U.S. cars and innovating so that we could compete internationally. But part of the problem is not just folks who don't have work. It's also folks who have work seeing their incomes flat-line, and that is a decade-long trend. That's part of the reason I ran for President was because too many folks were losing ground. Between 2000 and 2009, during that decade, the average income for American families actually went down. Even though, as you said, the stock market was booming, corporate profits were way up, CEO pay was-
SMITH: Up 27 percent in the last year.
OBAMA: That's exactly right. So part of what's happened also is some structural changes in the economy, where it used to be that there was broad-based shared prosperity, now if companies are doing really well, they're not necessarily hiring back workers. They're just figuring out how to do more with fewer workers. That may increase profits, but it doesn't help folks who are looking for a job, and oftentimes, that outlook puts a lot of pressure on the people who are already on the job. So, some of the changes that are taking place in the economy are ones that took a decade or two to get to, and it's gonna take us several years for us to get back to where we need to be.
But the important thing, though, Harry is- and I'm sure, as we get questions today, I want to emphasize- is we're moving in the right direction. The fact that the economy is growing is a good thing. The fact that companies are making a profit is a good thing. The fact that we're becoming more competitive is a good thing. But we've gotta stay with it, and that means improving our education system, improving our infrastructure, making sure that we've got an energy policy that actually makes sense so that, you know, our economy is not subject to the whims of what happens over in the Middle East.
SMITH: And speaking of energy policy, we want to get to our first questioner. Peter Baca is here. Peter, let's- fire away.
PETER BACA, GOVERNMENT RELATIONS EMPLOYEE: Good day, Mr. President. The American people have seen gas prices double and in some areas triple within the last year or so. This impacts every single American today, including the likes of retailers, grocers, and such. What changes can the American people expect to see, and what actions, if any, are you willing to take to relieve this growing inflation? In other words, what measures can we anticipate?
KARIN GALLO, LAID OFF FEDERAL EMPLOYEE: Hi, Mr. President. About three years ago, just under three years ago, I took a job with the federal government, thinking it was a secure job. Recently, I've been told I'm being laid off as of June 4th, and it is not an opportune time for me. I am seven months pregnant, in a high-risk pregnancy, my first pregnancy. My husband and I are in the middle of building a house. We're not sure if we're going to be completely approved. I'm not exactly in a position to waltz right in and do great on interviews, based on my timing with the birth. And so, I'm stressed. I'm worried. I'm scared about what my future holds. I definitely need a job, and I just wonder, what would you do, if you were me? (audience laughs)
OBAMA: Well, Karin, first of all, I think you'll do great on interviews, just based on the way you asked the question. And congratulations....on the new one coming....Where were you working?
GALLO: The National Zoo, and I would be non-essential employee number seven. (audience laughs)
OBAMA: Well, look, I- let me just first of all say that workers like you for the federal, state, and local governments are so important for our vital services, and in- and it frustrates me sometimes when people talk about government jobs as if, somehow, those are worth less than private sector jobs. I think there's nothing more important than working on behalf of the American people and-
GALLO: Well, I thought that I'd be more important and secure.
OBAMA: I agree with you.
SMITH: But in 20 seconds, assuming the economy improved dramatically, say in the next year or two-
OBAMA: Right.
SMITH: Would Karin get her job back?
OBAMA: Well, I would hope so. I mean-
SMITH: But in reality?
OBAMA: Because part of my argument is that we're having to make some decisions about cuts to federal programs now, but also states and local governments are making these decisions, on programs that often times are doing a lot of good. I mean, these are good things. You know? So, everybody has a tendency to think that somehow government is all waste, and if we just sort of got rid of all the waste, well, that somehow we would solve our debt and our deficit.
In fact, most of the government services that people get are ones they really like: Social Security, veterans affairs, our military, our- the help we give in terms of law enforcement, preventing terrorist attacks, making sure our food is safe, making sure that our national parks are functioning. I mean, those are all things that all of us appreciate and care about. Well, that's what our government does. And so, these are not abstract questions, and I think Karin makes it really clear that there are real consequences when we make these decisions.
REBECCA JARVIS: And not surprisingly, a number of the questions in this room today have focused on jobs. The same is true of the online community. Let me read you one from a viewer who comes from an e-mail. Her name is Tina Peak. She's in Charlotte, North Carolina, and she asks, 'So many of the good paying jobs have been outsourced, leaving nothing but low wage jobs. How can employers feel good enough to hire again or increase wages with so much uncertainty about the economy?'
JARVIS: At the same time, though, that we've seen some job growth, there are still 13.7 million people in this country unemployed. Wages have stagnated for the last decade, and you mentioned stocks are up ten percent away from their all time highs. Companies are making record profits. They have $2 trillion of cash to spend. If this isn't the right circumstance for raising wages and really going out and employing new people, what will be?
HILL: We want- we do want to switch gears a little bit here now. When we talk about the economy, so much is focused on the housing market, which, in many ways, started this road that we're on. I know Nancy is joining us here in the audience. She has a housing-specific question for us this morning.
NANCY LOGAN, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: Hi Mister President. I'm a college-educated single working mom in Fairfax County with an 11-year-old daughter. I've been divorced for four years and receive little to no child support. After my divorce, I worked with my mortgage company and was given a loan modification, so I could afford to pay my mortgage on one income. My loan modification ends in January 2012, and although my credit is good, I can't refinance the house because I owe more than it's worth. My new mortgage payment may increase up to $1,000 more a month. And my question to you, Mr. President, is do you have any plans to help improve the housing market so hardworking Americans like myself don't lose their homes?
SMITH: One in four mortgages in the United States underwater right now.
SMITH: But a lot of what you first introduced hadn't worked- hasn't worked very well.
SMITH: Let's get another question right here. Anna Urman. Anna, where are you? There you go.
ANNA URMAN, SMALL BUSINESS OWNER: Hi, Mr. President. As you are well aware, small businesses make up about 40 percent of the GDP, and as a sector employee- the majority of public sector- private sector employees- what can your administration do to ensure that any new laws and regulations not only not hurt small businesses, but, in fact, help them grow and thrive?
SMITH: But as a small business person, do you feel over-regulated, because that's the other theme that we've heard over the last two years?
URMAN: Yeah, part of that is that. I'm taxed- because, as a small business owner, my business's income is my income. So I feel like I'm being taxed higher than somebody, you know, who earns a regular job with the same amount of income-
OBAMA: What kind of business do you have?
URMAN: I'm a researcher. I help companies figure out how to work with federal government.
JARVIS: Our next question is maybe somebody who can help you with that. He's a self-employed accountant.
OBAMA: Well there you go.
JARVIS: So if you need a little help. Bernard Miller has a question now for us.
BERNARD MILLER, ACCOUNTANT: How you doing, Mister President?
OBAMA: I'm good.
MILLER: First, I'd like to thank you for the great job you did last weekend keeping America safe. (audience applauds) And my question to you is, you've proposed budget changes to Medicare. I'd like to know how they still would be able to keep the 45-year promise that's been made to the American public?
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Which is sad
Submitted by IdahoJim on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 4:37pm.
Coming from someone who demonstrates every day how much he does not understand economics.
An example, Obama asked business to start hiring people. Why would business hire more people than they need? Are those folks supposed to stand around and look busy? Businesses hire productive people. People who's work brings in more money than their cost of employment.
This is just a liberal/progressive way of forcing the business community to start paying welfare to the poor. Think of it as a voluntary tax increase.
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Not just need, but able to
Submitted by jon_torlin on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 4:50pm.
It's funny how he keeps telling companies to hire people, when it's his policies (and the dems before Nov 2010) are making it difficult to hire people in the first place.
With the cost of gas going up, everything else has to go up and then customers start buying less things which mean businesses lose their revenue, and the overhead costs start to get heavier and the workers suffer from that.
If a real businessman was in that audience instead of the cherry-picked questions and etc, he would bring that up and say "because of your policies, I can not afford to hire anyone." I would love to have someone say that to his face because he could not refute it and would not have a response for it....unless it's the kind that a communist likes and talks about shared sacrifice again.
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"because of your policies, I can not afford to hire anyone."
Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 5:30pm.
Herman Cain tried something similar with Slick Willie on live TV.
He got an IRS anal exam for his trouble.
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Submitted by ricklail on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 5:58pm.
I remember Herman and the Slickmister. Obama is in full campaign mode and getting all this free TV time. There are just enough dumba$$es in this country to put him back in. I work with about 70 of them.
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Why would business hire more people than they need?
Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 5:26pm.
Because that's how government does it.
And with Obama, it's all about government.
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Very true
Submitted by IdahoJim on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 5:53pm.
But when was the last time somebody opined that government was smarter than businesses?
Oh, yea. Liberals.
Never mind.
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Submitted by ricklail on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 6:01pm.
If they work for a union especially on construction jobs they don't have to do anything anyway. They stand around and get paid because the union says they have to be there.
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Submitted by Herbster on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 5:22pm.
I'm surprised that obambi didn't recommend this Karin person rush right over to planned parenthood for a "Procedure applicable to women's health!"
A laid off, stressed, pregnant (High risk) home building "Victim" who hasn't been "Fully approved" for a loan? Wow! What a great questioner for obambi. The only thing we could add here would be that she was a single mom who had no idea who the husband was would make her DOUBLE PERFECT. Am I the only one suspicious of what is going on here? Most of these type of "Questioners" at these "Spontaneous" town hall farces are usually exposed, eventually, as frauds. Well, we know the media frauds were out in full force feeding obambi probably (Pre screened) questions to which prepared answers were at the ready.
I'm surprised he didn't show up in a Navy Seal uniform.
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Obama has it wrong . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 5:31pm.
. . . Right now for most Americans, it seems like two steps forward and two steps back -- and that's only on the good days.
Let the MSM give him all the airtime and print he wants. He just says the same thing over and over again, and the public is bored.
If he wants to begin campaigning now, fine. He'll be overexposed well before November 2012, and run out of things to say.
The best way to expose the President's lack of substance and ideas is to overexpose him. Within months, people will get pissed off and openly question why he's on the trail talking crap instead of fixing the economy -- or "the positive economic data coming through" as he put it. If you ain't seeing positive economic data coming though on your paycheck, tell the windbag in the White House.
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Not to worry
Submitted by Model850 on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 5:44pm.
May 1, 2012 the MSM will begin their onslaught of "First Anniversary of Obama Killing bin Laden" stories and play them in a loop until the end of October.
Gotta keep the populace distracted from the man-child's lack of accomplishments you know.
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Run out of things to say?
Submitted by TheHistorian on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 5:46pm.
I have heard four years of him saying nothing and he still hasn't run out of spin or lies.
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Two steps forward one step back
Submitted by TheHistorian on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 5:47pm.
When will we see any of the steps forward? Every time they have an unemployment rate decrease, the number of employed also decreases. Now they see an employment rate increase, but the number of employed supposedly goes down. I think Obama uses the FDR gold pricing method for setting the unemployment rate. (I think it should go up because XXX is a lucky number).
I don't believe a single number I hear from this administration. Reagan was accused by GHWB of "voodoo economics". Well, that is PhD level planning compared with Obama's economics and policies.
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I'm pretty sure that was Ross Perot...
Submitted by Rover on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 7:40pm.
... and not GHWB who used the term "voodo economics," and it was a general condemnation of the accounting techniques being used in Washington, not aimed specifically at Reagan.
Anything GHWB criticzed Reagan for would only reflect back on him as Reagan's VP.
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Sorry Rover, that was George
Submitted by Reaver on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 9:00pm.
Sorry Rover, that was George H.W. He said it in the 1980 republican primary when he was running against Reagan. Later, when he was Reagan's VP and the economy was booming he would eat a lot of crow for saying that.
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Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong.
Submitted by IdahoJim on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 6:12pm.
OBAMA: That's exactly right. So part of what's happened also is some structural changes in the economy, where it used to be that there was broad-based shared prosperity, now if companies are doing really well, they're not necessarily hiring back workers. They're just figuring out how to do more with fewer workers. That may increase profits, but it doesn't help folks who are looking for a job, and oftentimes, that outlook puts a lot of pressure on the people who are already on the job. So, some of the changes that are taking place in the economy are ones that took a decade or two to get to, and it's gonna take us several years for us to get back to where we need to be.
Companies are designed to make profits, not be welfare providers. There is nothing in the rules that says anybody, including corporations, have to sacrifice themselves, their families, the workers,or their investors to be "socially responsible".
Let the liberal corporations (Apple, Google, Progressive, Arby's, etc) damage their bottom line by passing out what is literally unemployment payments and I am sure the investors will revolt.
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This is probably going to be
Submitted by motherbelt on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 6:23pm.
This is probably going to be one of the "values" that Obama plans to run on this time...didn't he already say that businesses have an obligation to hire people and pay decent wages?
Oh, and I came across this a little while ago: another "values issue" for Obama.....taxes!
No wonder Howard Fineman says he should run on "values" not his record!! He's gotta love that!
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And now he can deflect the blame
Submitted by Rover on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 7:37pm.
He will try to deflect the blame for the lack of improvement in the economy to businesses. Not his fault, the MSM will argue, his plan was fine, businesses just didn't do what he asked them to do. Look at their profits, they'll say - why not hire more people? Obama did everything right, just greedy businesses kept all the proceeds...
Just more class warfare. Unfortunately it seems to work. A lot of the voters might feel that the economy's down because Big Business is hording.
It's NOT two steps forward, one step back. It's two and two, but the MSM is going to continue using the Big Lie technique to try to convince the voters that the economy is improving over-all, to pay no attention to what you see in YOUR community. They'll highlight the one piece of positive data, out of five, that is positive. They did the reverse during all of the GWB administration.
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I take offense for a different reason
Submitted by g00se99 on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 6:51pm.
How about the fact that Obama in this statement is actually criticizing companies increasing productivity? How can anyone be this completely braindead? Do people on the left just choose to ignore that the reason items become cheaper is basically a function of business producing goods more efficiently freeing up labor and capital.
I mean if it takes you a week to make a table by hand with 5 workers or use machines and do it in one day with one worker ALL of society benefits. Why? Because those other 4 workers now have LABOR freed up to accomplish some other function in society whether in the service sector or making even more goods to consume or trade.
It never ceases to amaze me that educated people in society don't know this information. I mean someone who doesn't read or have an interest in economics fine, but a politician or better yet a President of a country? Crazy world we live in.
One more thing, doesn't the left always want to put taxes on business to force green policies? Make it harder to produce goods economically forcing you to use less of a carbon footprint? In other words increase efficiency and use less energy. So that is ok, but companies finding ways to cut costs to increase profits (which is the real point of business - PROFITS) is bad?
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How about the simple fact that,
Submitted by Boudin on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 7:38pm.
Obama's very policies are responsible for all of this misery. Does anyone really believe that without the intervention by the Fed, we would had recovered from the housing correction by now? The "Small Business" bill and "Financial Overhaul" bills crush anyone's ability to make a profit. He is at WAR with the American Entrepreneur.
Obama causes the misery, then tells the nitwits he can fix it. Pathetic
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Good evening Boudin
Submitted by cocodrie on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 8:59pm.
Old communist tactic. Cause a problem then promise to fix it while blaming your enemy. Kill one of your own then blame it on the opposition.
It's all Bush's fault and Osama's dead. And yes, President Bush is his enemy and America is Obama's opposition.
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Hello Coco
Submitted by Boudin on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 9:13pm.
Are you folks out of the flood zone? Be safe
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Wait a minute!!
Submitted by motherbelt on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 6:35pm.
I thought when Obama was elected, people weren't going to have to worry about paying their mortgages, putting gas in their cars.....
And my question to you, Mr. President, is do you have any plans to help improve the housing market so hardworking Americans like myself don't lose their homes?
Sure he's got plans. Plans to talk about having plans. Plans to talk about making plans. Plans to make plans to have a plan.....
Maybe Ms. "hardworking American" should have opted for a mortgage that didn't need two incomes to carry it. Or maybe she should sell her house, take a loss and go live somewhere she can afford (move in with her parents if necessary). Who says it's government's job to keep her in the house to which she has become accustomed?
Sorry, honey, $hit happens. Bad things happen to good people all the time.
Things are tough all over, and the government can't make things "right" for everybody.
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Free Lunch
Submitted by upcountrywater on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 6:59pm.
BTW Where was Joe the Plumber? 5:37
Total 12 1/2 minutes to ... 26 minutes on the Obama talkothon... seems fair. Even tho Obama does yap more on da kine Joe the Plumber video.
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Economics??? Ha ha ha ha ha
Submitted by JanineC on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 7:33pm.
Obama spent 26 minutes on a subject he has NO clue about. The left is good at manipulating lay folks' beliefs. They play on emotions and people's short attention spans to convince people that government is the answer. But government is the problem in all reality. We no longer has a free market economy. If we did, all the corruption and bad business practices would be punished by market forces. People complain about jobs being outsourced overseas but instead of blaming intrusive government and excessive regulations and taxes, they blame the businesses for trying to make a profit. All the regulation, controls, excessive taxes and other barriers are creating an atmosphere where corruption thrives and compeition is killed. So, the fat cats can give themselves millions in bonuses when the companies are faltering...the fat cats can send jobs overseas and make a shoddier product... There is no competition that can get into the (rigged) game now. There is no one who can afford to come in off the street and make a better product or service or do it less expensively. We need to cut the ties between big government and big mega multinational corporations. We need to shrink government and get rid of most of all the barriers to breaking into business. Until then, we will see a continual decline in our standard of living.
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Mark Levin
Submitted by Boudin on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 7:43pm.
Is blowing his a$$ out of the water as I write this
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Whatever happened to there
Submitted by motherbelt on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 7:52pm.
Whatever happened to there will be plenty of time for campaigning for 2012, IN 2012.??
Oh, I forgot, that just means that Republicans should shut up, and not criticize anything he says.
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I just do not understand...
Submitted by retrocon on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 8:25pm.
I know that the leftist politicians know exactly what they are doing in their quest to destroy capitalism, but what i do not understand...
The MSM? Do they really miss the point that they are being manipulated? Do they know that their ability to speak freely ends with the end of capitalism? Do they understand that they are being used to brainwash the less involved and informed section of society that get's their news from these portals of propaganda?
The politicians are shoring up their power, the so called "free speech media" are trying to put themselves out of (the "free" speech) business. I thought only dentists try to fund their own demise...
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What I want to know is when are conservatives going to get past
Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 8:35pm.
...the idea that Obama is actually trying to "fix" our dying economy, and wrap their minds around the idea that he is tanking it deliberately?
Obama may or may not be as economically ignorant as people say, but my guess is that his handlers know exactly what they are doing.
And we are almost out of time.
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Notice how Erica Hill is only
Submitted by Ponsonby Britt on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 9:57pm.
Notice how Erica Hill is only angling for a 'change in mindset' regarding the economy, not real solutions for said economy.
Kinda like holding up four fingers and telling us we only see three.
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What I want to know is,
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 12:20am.
how is it legal for CBS to give Obama that much air time ($$$) for his campaign?
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Obama lecturing on the economy......
Submitted by notinstl on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 7:28am.
....like me lecturing on nuclear physics.....we're both way out of our class....
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Why listen to anything
Submitted by jessieH on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 10:34am.
Why listen to anything Soros's gang of reporters has to say? They are pandering to the liberal progressive left to get votes for Odumbass.
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Gallery module and static publisher
12 March 2009 at 3:32pm Last edited: 12 March 2009 3:35pm
it seems that the Gallery module (v 0.2.2) and Silverstripe 2.3.0 causes some problems in combination with the static publisher extension.
Whenever I want to "save and publish" the gallery I get an error message. Initially that was a Javascript Parse Error ("missing ; before statement"). Now it just says "Error saving content" (Error 500). If I remove the gallery page or uninstall the module or if I don't use the static publisher extension (uncommenting it in _config.php is enough) everything works the way it should.
Unfortunately I don't get the original error message any more to give further details (the Javascript Parse Error) - and I don't know what should have changed between this and the current error. I remember, though, that it said the error is in http://www.mydomain.com/silverstripe_installation_path/admin/editForm
What happened was that the page was saved but the site tree in the CMS on the left was not updated. I had to refresh the page to get an up-to-date site tree.
Do I have to enable the static publisher for individual modules or can anyone think of other reasons why this happens? I enabled the static publisher in /mysite/code/Page.php and /mysite/_config.php and I assumed that it would then work for any page including modules.
Re: Gallery module and static publisher
12 March 2009 at 4:53pm
In addition to the post above the problem may be in the caching code for the gallery subpages. I get the following error in my error logfile:
PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function Pages() on a non-object in /path/to/silverstripe/gallery/code/GalleryPage.php on line 356
which is
function subPagesToCache() {
$urls = parent::subPagesToCache();
$urls[] = $this->Link() . 'rss';
$pages = $this->GalleryItems($this->MediaPerPage)->Pages();
foreach($pages as $page) {
$urls[] = $page->Link;
return $urls;
The error does not tell me much. Does anyone have an idea?
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Re: Gallery module and static publisher
12 March 2009 at 4:58pm
That module is old, and last I checked it is not supported anymore. Use the new one here:
Re: Gallery module and static publisher
13 March 2009 at 9:57am
Hi UncleCheese,
thank you for this information. I installed swfupload, dataobject_manager and the image_gallery: Wow, these are FANTASTIC extensions and modules. Very very well built and I can see a lot of ways to use the dataobject manager for custom pages.
You should really get all of this up on the Silverstripe modules page so people become aware of it.
A million thanks for your contribution!
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Re: Gallery module and static publisher
13 March 2009 at 10:07am
Yeah, thanks. I've gotten a lot of great feedback. I submitted them to SS a couple days ago. Haven't heard anything.
Hello?? SS Developers? Are you listening?
Anyway.. keep updating your SVN. The feature enhancements and bug fixes are coming through fast.
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800-540-0168, 918-333-2814
3540 SE Washington Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74006
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Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve
888-966-5276, 918-336-0307
1925 Woolaroc Ranch Rd
Bartlesville, OK 74006
The name of the Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve is derived from three words - woods, lakes and rock. Although ... read more...
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Bartlesville, OK 74003
Hudson Lake, located north of Bartlesville, is a small area lake offering 250 surface acres and eight miles of ... read more...
1107 Cherokee
Bartlesville, OK 74003
This 26 room mansion was designed in the Neo-Classical style in 1909 by Walton Everman for the founder of Phillips ... read more...
109 SE Frank Phillips Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74003
Sweet P's is a specialty shop in Bartlesville that mixes traditional and whimsical styles to help you come up with a ... read more...
2201 Silverlake Road
Bartlesville, OK 74006
The La Quinta Foster Mansion was designed in 1930 by noted Kansas City architect Edward Buehler Delk. H.V. Foster, once ... read more...
5801 Tuxedo Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74006
Adams Golf Club in Bartlesville, established in 1963, is an 18-hole championship golf course with beautiful ... read more...
888-636-0351, 918-336-0351
263 County Rd 3022
Bartlesville, OK 74003
Keepsake Candles has been Oklahoma's premier candle maker since 1969. Visit the gift shop for beautifully crafted ... read more...
Bartlesville, OK 74005
This 12-mile paved pathway, for walking, jogging and biking, runs mostly along the Caney River and Turkey Creek, ... read more...
200 N Cherokee Ave
Bartlesville, OK 74006
This special amusement park has been providing wholesome family fun since 1947. The park is perfect for toddlers, ... read more...
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