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Thursday, 29 August 2013 00:00
As a long time Nassau County educator, I've seen a lack of interest at best, and some negligence to be sure, regarding fiscal management in some school districts in Nassau. The past County Executive administrations have done nothing to address these issues and have in fact exacerbated the situation by ignoring them.
We now have a candidate with a real plan. Adam Haber has effectively reversed a horrific situation in the Roslyn School District as School Board Trustee. He has proven there are ways to cut costs without loss of personnel and most importantly, to strengthen academic resources for students. His innovations, to name a few, included refinancing a bond, implementing cooperative purchasing, and recycling and purchasing used equipment. School buildings are very large facilities to run. Adam Haber has first-hand experience with commercial space, ensuring these facilities are run smoothly and economically. His plan for energy performance for our schools will create a profound effect on the budgets of our school districts, helping students and taxpayers alike.
If you have concerns about educational plans for Nassau County and the increasing tax base required to maintain our schools, you need to vote for Adam Haber in the Democratic Primary, September 10.
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WASHINGTON - The D.C. area has the worst commute in the country, which at least one expert has dubbed "hellish."
Transportation Planning Board and Census Bureau statistics rank the drives to and from work in the overall Washington region as the worst in the country. Four of the specific commutes from cities in the area fall within the top 12 for the worst in the entire nation, a AAA Mid-Atlantic spokesman tells WTOP.
Transportation development, such as the Dulles Rail and HOT lanes projects, aimed at reducing the congestion are only making matters worse in the short term.
"You have so much construction going on -- about 90 projects in the Washington Metropolitan area -- and so all of us adjust by adding 5 to 15 minutes to our commute, depending on traffic," says John Townsend with AAA.
"They will (help congestion) eventually," he says. "The fact of the matter is there are so many projects going on at the same time, and there are projects going on at night.
"So this hellish commute is morning, noon and night."
The worst of it takes place between Fredericksburg, Va. and Frederick, Md. Getting into the nation's capital from either of those cities during rush hour takes 80 minutes or more.
The worst one-way commutes for four area cities make the nation's top 12:
- #12 -- Dale City, Va. (41.3 minutes)
- #11 -- Clinton, Md. (41.7 minutes)
- #8 -- Fort Washington, Md. (42.5 minutes)
- #1 -- Bristow, Va. (46.3 minutes)
"That adds to the congestion," he says.
Townsend adds some words of comfort for commuters: "The road to hell is paved with a long commute."
Learn more about the area commute by listening to the full audio from Townsend at right.
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Diplomacy: Sarkozy's surprise move over Libya
France sticks its neck out over Libya, it's the first country to officially recognise the rebels. France says it will review safety measures at its plants, following Japan's earthquake disaster. Three quarters of its electricity is generated by nuclear power. And Renault says sorry for wrongly accusing its employees of spying.


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Our pets enrich our lives in more ways than we can count. In turn, they depend on us for their safety and well-being. Here's how you can be prepared to protect your pets when disaster strikes.
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The best way to protect your family from the effects of a disaster is to have a disaster plan. If you are a pet owner, that plan must include your pets. Being prepared can save their lives.
Different disasters require different responses. But whether the disaster is a hurricane or a hazardous spill, you may have to evacuate your home.
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- Limited Service Year Built - 1976 Year Remodeled - 2008 Additional Property Description - Atlantic Motel is a AAA approved two diamond rated Motel conveniently located between the East bound and West bound lane of US 6 and 28 in East Wareham, MA and near exit 1 of SR 25. We offer clean comfortable rooms at affordable prices with easy access to many Cape Cod and Southeastern Massachusetts events and attractions. We offer an 8 foot deep seasonal pool, expanded cable TV with HBO, NESN and 3 ESPN Channels. Spacious parking lot can accommodate buses, trucks, and boats. We are located near golf courses, beaches, water parks, Canal Cruises and Factory Five Racing in Wareham Industrial Park. We are also close to Tabor Academy, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Otis Air Force Base, The National Cemetery, Myles Standish State Forest, Plymouth Rock, Plymouth Plantation and ferries to the Islands of Martha s Vineyard and Nantucket. We are approximately an hour away 55miles from Boston/ Logan Airport or Providence /T.F. Green Airport. Please give us an opportunity to accommodate you and you will be delighted to make us your home away from home. Atlantic Motel offers good quality rooms and friendly service in a warm and relaxed atmosphere close to the finest restaurants and attractions, which makes us an ideal choice for both business and leisure travelers. The motel s proximity to the Plymouth, Hyannis, and Falmouth Ferries to the Islands, New Bedford, Newport and Boston makes it a perfect choice for your vacation hub for day trips.
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- Address:
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- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.artbarcambridge.com/
- Phone: (617) 806-4122
- Hours of Operation:
6:00 - 11:00 a.m. daily
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- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Brian Dandro
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: For your next private dinner, holiday party or business meeting, gather at ArtBar for a memorable evening of contemporary art, local cuisine, fine wines and specialty cocktails, all in an intimate space overlooking the Charles River and Boston city skyline.
We offer a spacious private dining room with its own entrance that can accommodate up to 40 guests. The ArtBar boasts stellar selections from the hotel's world-class art collection while the restaurant features innovative cuisine, a well-curated wine list and seasonal specialty cocktails. A private bar is available upon request and our Wine Director would be happy to pair wine and spirits with your menu for a truly personalized and memorable evening.
- Private Party Contact: Kevin Khem 6178064110
- Special Events: For a more interactive experience, take part in one of ArtBar's forty-five minute cocktail making classes complete with a sampling of our appetizers. We invite you to become an amateur Mixologist as you learn how to make a specialty cocktail under the expert instruction of our Director of Food and Beverage, Troy Clarke. Small class sizes ensure that each drink disciple receives plenty of one-on-one guidance for making that perfect martini.
A word from ArtBar
ArtBar is a warm, intimate retreat for food and art lovers located inside the Royal Sonesta Hotel in Cambridge, MA. The ArtBar boasts stellar selections from the hotel's world-class art collection while the restaurant features innovative, regional American cuisine, a well curated wine list and specialty cocktails. Patio seating with unparalleled views of the Charles River and Boston Skyline, make ArtBar a neighborhood destination.Continued
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ArtBar reviews from OpenTable diners
37 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food3.6Service3.9
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (29)scenic view (22)great for lunch (12)neighborhood gem (9)great for brunch (8)fit for foodies (7)good for groups (6)special occasion (4)kid-friendly (3)romantic (2)late-night find (2)hot spot (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Great view of BostonTrelstadVIPDined on 11/14/2014I have come here for lunch several times to eat on their patio which is amazing. I came for a quick dinner before an event in the neighborhood and was a little disappointed in the scene. It was a Friday night and I guess the restaurant gets a lot of hotel traffic, but it was dead. Food was well prepared but flavors didn't blow me away. Feels like this is a better slightly upscale lunch option rather than date night type of place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I love this placeChocolateistaVIPDined on 10/25/2014A sweet place with a great menu right In The middle of Cambridge overlooking the skyline. In the nice weather, you can't beat the outdoor tables. Each time I come, I remark that I should come more often. Great food, great service, lovely ambience....love this place.Special Features:
- A good meeting spotCharlesRiverDinerDined on 10/22/2014Nice menu and location. On my last dinning experience, we had an extremely inattentive waiter who never offered to take a food order after serving our beverages. He didn't seem to understand the concept of serving a table. At one point, I though perhas he was a busboy who did not understand who food gets to the table. That said, I assume our exerience was anamolystic and will lekely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bit of a missed opporunityadampDined on 10/12/2014Food good, service good, but martini overpriced, and a small straight forward place, akin to it's name "bar" rather than a fancy restaurant, or indeed more like a cafe. Outdoor seating is probably good. We missed the sun going down, and maybe that would have justified the location a bit more. But either way, it seems like they could make more of the location, and make both the hotel and restaurant fancier. Although, even the water front view is a bit of a disappointment compared to other world class cities.
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/26/2014The food was barely warm when it arrived. The French fries were the frozen type. The fried oysters were mushy when they should have been crisp. The fish had absolutely no flavor. For the money they charge I won't be returning to see if this was just a bad night.Special Features:
- Lovely wait staffmarciemVIPDined on 9/6/2014Food was good not great but view and waitstaff fantastic.Special Features:
- Poor serviceJTCTOWNDined on 8/31/2014This is a great location over looking the Charles with decent food however the service continues to poor. The waitstaff just don't seem to care.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good lunch spotJayMDined on 8/22/2014We went there for lunch late summer/pre-fall and sat outside overseeing the Charles River. On cool and cloudy days, it would be advisable to wear a light jacket (we didn't and wished we did). The Gazpacho soup (great flavors), mushroom falafel sandwich (slightly modernized with mushroom in the falafel) and boston lettuce salad (very fresh) were very good - all worth having again.Special Features:
- ProfessorOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/21/2014The food was very good. The service was not so good. The waiter was very slow and he was confused which was our table. He ran the bill incorrectly and I'm still waiting for an incorrect charge to drop from my credit card.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutdoorsBobSDined on 8/20/2014This would be a great place for outside dining if you could reserve a table thereSpecial Features:
- Noisy but goodrivergirlDined on 8/19/2014Lovely plates, attentive service. Be warned that there is outside road construction just steps from your patio seat. The weather was too nice to sit inside but the air compressors and constant beeping make it seem like you are part of the road crew. Try the Art on the Run special for $12. Includes soup, half a sandwich, a side, ice tea and a cookie. Corn chowder to start was silky smooth. Mozzarella, tomato, grilled balsamic onion and basil on a baguette was cool and perfectly seasoned. Crisp fries were enough to share. The roasted beet, lentil and grilled tofu plate is a vegetarian's dream. Only the ridiculous noise level precludes a 5-star review. Looking froward to returning when construction is complete!Special Features:
- Food is mehEvelynVIPDined on 8/17/2014When we went to ArtBar for Sunday brunch in early September 2013, it was an overall fantastic experience: service was amazing, the view and ambiance were amazing, and the food was great - those buckwheat pancakes were fantastic, and the seasonal veggie grain/risotto dish was something the vegetarian in my party is still raving about. Fast-forward 11 months, and the menu has changed for the worse. Service is still amazing, the view from outdoor patio is still fantastic, and the food is boring. If you're a vegetarian who doesn't like eggs, you're left with very few choices: gazpacho or oatmeal. Sure, the kitchen is always happy to whip something special, but lack of vegetarian dishes on the menu itself is a huge disappointment.Special Features:
- Saltwater01890Dined on 8/14/2014So good, we went brought the whole family back two days later. Plus!!! Easy parking in site!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice outdoor diningmiamigirlDined on 8/1/2014Nice setting overlooking the Charles River. The meal was nice but would have preferred a more varied menu with more vegetarian options like flatbread /pizza, pasta without meat etc. Service was very good, friendly and attentive. All in all a nice evening - only disappointment was available menu optionsSpecial Features:
- The following 290 reviews are from the ArtBar reviews archive.
- DisappointedBabs10VIPDined on 7/29/2014Took a friend to lunch to celebrate her new job. Had been at ArtBar many times but it will be a long time before I return. Food was tasteless. When I spoke to the manager, she said she would tell the Chef. There was no offer of a refund or discount.Special Features:
- Nice choice for outdoor dining...OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/19/2014But don't expect to be blown away. Food is average, service was OK.Special Features:
- Great service, nice patioWorklunchDined on 7/9/2014Our server was very friendly and helpful. The food was tasty - we got their "on the run" menu. Tiny "cookie" at the end left something to be desired - perhaps their kitchen should go across the street to Bambara and see how it is done. Overall, happy with our choice.Special Features:
- Poor service marked the eveningTonyVIPDined on 6/30/2014Was not impressed with the service for a Monday evening. While the restaurant was only 1/3 fill, we had to wait multiple times throughout dinner. The lamb appetizer was tasty - the veal entree was fatty and unappealing. My wife did enjoy her lobster roll. And the tots were good. But the poor service made everything a less than stellar experienceSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 6/24/2014Made reservations, asked for a table on the patio, turned out they don't reserve tables on the patio.
- Pleasant SettingDEdinerVIPDined on 6/22/2014The ARTbar is right on the Charles, so you have nice views. It was too chilly to eat outside, but we still have a nice view. The food was nicely prepared and presented. The service was excellent. I'd return again when in Cambridge.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, Great ViewPeteDined on 6/18/2014Burger was very good, white cheddar polenta amazingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So disappointedhungrypatronDined on 6/16/2014Well, it must have been an off Monday night ... the weather was perfect for al fresco dining and we were looking forward to the sweet potato tots that had been so widely recommended. Sadly, they were out of them. The salads were great but the entrees only okay - the sirloin special was tasty, but well done, rather than medium rare. We decided to share the amaretto macarons for dessert but after 20 minutes, the finally waiter came back to apologize the they were out of macarons, but that he'd brought us two other desserts to make up for it (which we hadn't chosen or asked for). That was a generous thing to do...but when we got the bill, we found that HE CHARGED US FOR THE MACARONS! We didn't make a fuss, but I was pretty shocked!Special Features:
- Great food, service and settingEatOutALotVIPDined on 6/8/2014We have dined here often, and particularly enjoy the outdoor patio in good weather (inside is fine but unexceptional in decor or feel). The food is consistently excellent and a good value for the moderate pricing. Server was extremely helpful, prompt, friendly and took excellent care of us. Creative cocktails are delicious, and good wines and beer if not a widely extensive list. View across a quiet street to the Charles River and Boston across the river is quite appealing. There were a few families with small children but not too noisy. Overall a reliably great place especially in good weather.Special Features:
- Just okayJonathanVIPDined on 6/2/2014Too bad the menu isn't both more varied with more options since the outside setting is just great! Food is pretty good but there are just so few things on the menu that for some people, there just isn't anything appealing. The night we were there, the service was horrendous as we waited a full 30 minutes between when we finished our meal and when we saw the waitress next! This could be a great place if they improve both the menu and service.
- Lunch w/colleagueBarbBalkwillDined on 5/8/2014We had a lovely time. The restaurant was not crowded and it was a lovely day so we were able to sit outside on the patio. Wait staff was wonderful and there when we needed her. The food was excellent (we LOVED the sweet potato poppers!) and we'd try other items on the menu next time we come. I would definitely come again!Special Features:
- Nearly ignoredactressginnyVIPDined on 4/20/2014We arrived for brunch on Easter Sunday at 11:30 for a 12pm reservation. Upon friendly inquiry, we were haughtily told that the restaurant didn't open until 11:35, and perhaps we could wait in the hotel lobby. So we took a walk around the neighborhood, returning at 11:50. There were a plenty of tables available, a few at the window with a nice view of the Charles River with lots of sunlight, but we were shown to a dark table behind a huge pillar, our waitress was terrible, we had to beg for a bread basket that was served to everyone else. We asked to switch tables, which was fine, and the food, when it came, was outstanding! But I won't go back and I can't recommend it based on our experience.Special Features:
- Brunch with Charles River ViewAylinDined on 4/13/2014Beautiful restaurant with Charles River view which is rare. They have a rich selection of brunch items, very nice service staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very noisy!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/31/2014there was construction or some horrid noise happening in the hall which transcended into the dining area, otherwise the food rocked and the waiter didn't quite get the order for 1 guestSpecial Features:
- Art Bar ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/27/2014I took a friend to Art Bar for a Birthday lunch, although the hotel is under renovation, the restaurant looked like it had been updated. My friend and I decided on the same menu . We selected the very tastey salad with the walnuts, it was very delicious. Next was the salmon dish, which was wonderful, a generous serving for a lunch entree, and for dessert was sorbet and the chocolate cake. The other selections were interesting but not enough for us to check them out. My friend had also been taken to lunch at other restaurants in the same week but commented that Art Bar was by far the Best!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MehMainer20Dined on 3/25/2014The food just wasn't that great. The beet salad was my favorite thing and I felt like I probably could have made that myself. Too expensive for not enough flavor. I would go back in nice weather to sit on the patio and have wine and an appetizer but not for a full meal.Special Features:
- ehOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/24/2014eh it was ok, very slow service, they were a little short handed, but not filled by any means. Food was ok, good for restaurant week but I wouldnt go backSpecial Features:
- Lavender Honey Cheesecake, mmmOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/23/2014The food was good. Where they seem to excel, however is in desserts. Our selections were beautifully prepared with amazingly balances flavors. Our waiter was nice, but far from attentive; used dishes were left o the table, he was hard to find when we needed milk for tea, an extra napkin and then the check. Overall, I'd go back, but I'd hope for a different waiter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not bad!LindsayDined on 3/18/2014The food was pretty great, but prices were a bit high. Not as much art as we would like.Special Features:
- Very nice.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/29/2013Lobster roll was amazing. No need to get the double roll unless you give the other to your dining friend.Special Features:
- ArtBarJordanDined on 12/25/2013Soup was luke warm. Chicken entre tasted more like a Thanksgiving turkey dinner due to flavor of sauce. Also, entre was also luke warm. Wine was fine. Dessert was very good.
- pretty good brunchSarahDined on 12/22/2013We came here for brunch. We got an order of sweet potato tots with "spicy banana ketchup" that just tasted like banana mush, not spicy, not ketchup-like. Corned beef hash seemed like shredded beef and was VERY salty and I did not like the addition of red peppers. View of the river and skyline was probably the highlight. We were literally the only party in the whole restaurant on a Sunday for brunch. Omelets are more like a scramble, also kind of disappointing. Appreciate that they list the local farms they use on the side of the menu. Bloody mary was ok, made from a mediocre mix.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's a really nice hotel bar w foodCaseyVIPDined on 11/14/2013I was surprised when I arrived that it was in a hotel lobby. Since I relied only on what Open Table said about it, I was embarrassed to have brought my guests to a hotel (we were already tired of eating at our hotel and thought we were getting out on the town. This is a fantastic place to watch the game and get good food. This was not the place to treat my co- workers to an appreciation dinner for the all day meetings! !Special Features:
- Great spotBryBryDined on 11/5/2013Very cute and modern! Great ambiance! Will definitely Go back in the warmer weather so we can sit outside. Had a few apps and split and entree and out sever had the kitchen split it for us and the portions were huge. Bottle of wine, 2 delicious apps and a generously sized entree for $100. Will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor planningOutoftownerVIPDined on 11/2/2013We came after the Red Sox parade. You would think they would have planned for more people, but they were sorely understaffed. I think there were only 1 or 2 servers for the whole place, and they had a huge wait list. The food was just average, and not all the beers were available because they hadn't tapped their kegs. The waiter was probably one of the worst we'd ever had; he literally just walked up to the table and said "what do you want." Then, getting him to give and take the bill was a very long, drawn out affair.Special Features:
- Nothing too exciting. TheOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/24/2013Nothing too exciting. The food was good, service was fine, the acoustics were awful for conversation. I would not go out of my way to eat there again, but it wasn't anything bad.....I would recommend this to a friend.


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2/1/13 Nicole Kidman Claims She's Natural
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Friday, February 1, 2013
Katie Holmes' is reportedly planning to enroll in law school. --An insider says, quote, "Katie started acting when she was a teenager, and she's grown tired of that world." --Katie wants to be a positive role model for her daughter, Suri, and feels that becoming a lawyer would be a step in the right direction.
The woman who claims to have hooked up with Prince Harry in Las Vegas is writing a tell all book about her parties with celebrities in Sin City and Hollywood. --Carrie Reichert has written over 500 pages about her nights out and even vacations with celebrities including Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Mick Jagger, Jack Nicholson, Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton. --The 40-year-old beautician says she been parting with celebs for over two decades and won't hold back on details. --She claims that she played naked pool with the Prince and made out with him last August.
Nicole Kidman's recent frozen-looking forehead has been raising eyebrows, but Nicole insists that she is totally natural! In a new interview, the 45-year-old, who doesn't have a wrinkle on her face, cops to getting Botox in the past but swears that her days of injections are long over and her current look was achieved by wearing sunscreen and taking care of herself. Nicole says, quote, "No surgery for me. --I did try Botox, unfortunately, but I got out of it and now I can finally move my face again." Kidman described the decision to get Botox as an "unfortunate move," and swears that she is "completely natural".
1/31/13 Rihanna Speaks about Chris
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Whether RIHANNA and CHRIS BROWN are dating again or just hanging out, Rihanna makes it pretty clear in the new issue of "Rolling Stone" that the rest of us should BUTT OUT. --She says, quote, "I decided it was more important for me to be happy. I wasn't going to let anybody's opinion get in the way of that. Even if it's a mistake, it's my mistake." --She adds, quote, "After being tormented for so many years, being angry and dark, I'd rather just live my truth and take the backlash. I can handle it." --She says the relationship is a lot more stable now . . . quote, "We don't have those types of arguments anymore. We talk about [stuff]. We value each other. We know exactly what we have now, and we don't want to lose that." --Still, she's giving Chris little room for error . . . quote, "He doesn't have the luxury of [effing] up again. That's just not an option. --I can't say that nothing else will ever go wrong. But I'm pretty solid in the knowing that he's disgusted by that. And I wouldn't have gone this far if I ever thought that was a possibility."
According to "In Touch Weekly", Bradley Cooper was dating a model named Laura Simpson, but she dumped him because he was obsessed with her feet. In fact, he kept touching them and asking her to text him pictures of them. A source says, quote, "It was weird, so she broke it off."
Porn legend RON JEREMY is in critical condition after suffering an aneurysm near his heart Tuesday. Ron had the second of two surgeries yesterday, after which his manager said he was, quote, "resting with complete privacy and no visitors."
LINDSAY LOHAN and her mom DINA rushed to Los Angeles from New York on Tuesday, to get to Lindsay's court hearing yesterday morning. --She originally tried to bag on it, claiming she was SICK. But then TMZ posted pictures of her out and about in New York, NOT looking sick. They also said a WARRANT could be issued for Lindsay if she didn't show. --And she did show . . . but she had trouble finding a place to stay on Tuesday night. Lindsay and her mom first went to a hotel called Shutters on the Beach in Santa Monica. --But they were turned away. Apparently, Lindsay's been on their blacklist since she trashed one of their rooms five years ago. --Then they went to the Loews Hotel up the road, and were turned away there . . . but only because there were no rooms. There's no word where they ended up. Meanwhile, LINDSAY'S judge had some fun with her in court yesterday morning, telling her, quote, "I'm glad to see you're feeling better." --That was a reference to the fact that Lindsay tried to skip the hearing, claiming she was sick in New York.
MICHAEL LOHAN and his on-and-off girlfriend Kate Major welcomed a baby boy yesterday. They named him Landon Major Lohan.
1/30/13 LiLo In Court Today
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
A "source" says BEYONCÉ is annoying everyone with her long list of demands as she prepares for the Super Bowl halftime show. For instance, she's making them ship her daughter's bed from New York to Louisiana, where it is to be placed in a nursery that's kept at a constant 78 degrees and decorated with rose-scented candles.
Apparrently, SELENA GOMEZ can't live without a man. Selena tried to fill up her car with gas the other day, but she didn't quite have the hang of it . . . she squeezed the handle too early, and ended up spraying gas ON her car instead of IN it.
"In Touch Weekly" says that 54-year-old ALEC BALDWIN has impregnated his 28-year-old -wife HILARIA THOMAS. --A source says, quote, "They are both so excited and Alec is so in love with her. She says she is so in love with Alec and he tells all her friends that she is the best thing that has ever happened to him." --Alec's rep wouldn't confirm the news . . . quote, "When or if Alec and Hilaria have news they want to share, they will share it. Until then, no comment."
Lindsay Lohan was going to miss her court appearance today in Los Angeles because she's "too sick" to fly to LA from New York. But, she changed her mind after there were rumors that she would be arrested if she didn't show up. --Lindsay was ordered to appear for a pre-trial hearing after her probation was revoked last month because she was charged with lying to police. Her new lawyer Mark Heller filed documents notifying the judge she was too ill to fly home from New York. There were rumors that she would be arrested if she didn't show up especially since her cold didn't stop her from going on a shopping spree over the weekend in New York City. So.... she got a fight back to LA last night and is expected to show up in court.
1/29/13 Barbara Walters Chicken Pox
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
The wholesomeness of HULK HOGAN'S relationship with his daughter BROOKE is being called into question once again. --On Sunday, Hulk Tweeted a picture of Brooke's finely-toned legs with the simple caption, "Brooke's legs." He took it down after people started commenting that it was CREEPY . . . but as we all know, once something hits the Interwebs, it's never truly gone. --This probably wouldn't be such a big deal . . . if not for that little incident in 2008 in which Hulk was photographed poolside with Brooke, rubbing down those legs AND BUTTOCKS with suntan oil.
TAYE DIGGS got home from the "Screen Actors Guild Awards" at about 11:00 P.M. Sunday night . . . to find a burglar in his house. --But instead of avoiding a confrontation, Taye went right at the guy . . . who took off running. But Taye chased him down and held him until police showed up. There was also a getaway driver, but he took off. --The dude Taye caught is 20 years old, and he's being held on $50,000 bail.
After falling and hitting her head over inauguration weekend, BARBARA WALTERS is now dealing with CHICKEN POX. --Yesterday on "The View", WHOOPI GOLDBERG said, quote, "You all know that she fell and cut her head 10 days ago, and then was running a temperature, but it turns out it is all the result of a delayed childhood. Barbara has the chicken pox. --She'd never had it as a child. So now she's being told to rest. She's not allowed any visitors. And we're telling you, Barbara, no scratching! . . . We love you. We miss you. We just don't want to hug you."
KIM KARDASHIAN'S mom KRIS JENNER is getting her own daytime talk show. It's called "Kris", and it'll begin airing in a "test run" this summer. Kris says, quote, "This is something I have wanted to do all my life, so it's definitely a dream come true!"
Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are moving to London. But the real question is, Will they return to the States as husband and wife? --Mila will be shooting a movie in London for at least six months and Ashton decided he didn't want to be without her for that long. They're currently house-hunting, but rumors are swirling that he's ready to settle down with Mila permanently. --First he has to get divorced from Demi Moore.
1/28/13 Justin Bieber Assault with Nerf Gun
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Monday, January 28, 2013
"Snow White and the Huntsman" director RUPERT SANDERS is getting divorced. His wife, Liberty Ross, filed last week. They'd been married for 10 years and have a 7-year-old daughter and a 5-year-old son. --Of course, this is a direct result of Rupert's little grope-fest with KRISTEN STEWART over the summer. A source says, quote, "Liberty is the kind of person who wouldn't really ever get over it." --Despite recent break-up rumors, it appears that Kristen and ROBERT PATTINSON are still together.
Olympic skier LINDSEY VONN isn't addressing speculation that she's dating TIGER WOODS. Her rep says, quote, "Lindsey is currently in the midst of the World Cup season in Europe. --Her focus is solely on competing and on defending her titles and thus she will not participate in any speculation surrounding her personal life at this time."
A woman in Ottawa filed a police report against JUSTIN BIEBER for assault. With a NERF GUN. --Justin was having a Nerf gun fight with his brother and sister at an arena before a concert, when one of the darts hit a female employee at the venue. She flipped out and went to the police, who are apparently taking this seriously. --A source says they've interviewed several people at the arena.
Kim Kardashian has offered Kris Humphries either $10 million or not a red cent to settle their divorce, depending on which report you're reading. --According to TMZ, Kris asked for $7 million, but Kim rejected that offer. And now they say that she's looking for him to pay her attorney's fees. The reasoning -- Kris has dragged this thing out so long that her lawyer bills have gotten out of hand. --But Radar Online reports that Kim offered Kris $10 million, which he rejected.


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History Photo Galleries
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Shuttle Discovery
A look back at the Space Shuttle Discovery's long history.
Pearl Harbor's 70th Anniversary
Remembering the event that brought the U.S. into World War II.
Sept. 11: 10 Years Later
Remembering the terror attacks that changed the world.
Civil War: 150th Anniversary
Nation commemorates Civil War.
Final 2 Shuttle Launches
Photos of the last shuttle launches - Endeavour and Atlantis.
25 Years After Chernobyl
The world remembers the April 26, 1986 nuclear accident.
William Donald Schaefer
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30th Anniversary of the Ronald Reagan Shooting
March 30, 2011 marks 30 years since John Hinckley Jr. tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan outside the Washington Hilton Hotel.
Remembering Dorothy Height
Civil rights leader dies at 98.
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Sounds very much like you want to swap becuase Warlocks are flavour of the month, which im itself isn't bad, just that you have no guaranteed that next patch or next week that a new class will be FOTM, in which case you're in the exact same boat again. The Gear drops shouldn't really be a factor, sometimes you get lucky, most of the time you don't. Warlock's DPS is just as susceptible to RNG so don't expect it to be any more consistent.
That said if you genuinely aren't enjoying how Ele plays (irrespective of its numbers)then you should consider swapping. If that's the case talk to your Raid lead (or role lead) about it, they might not have any problem with you swapping (maybe because it makes loot distribution easier or bring another buff), however if your in the situation that your raid only has a spot for an ele shaman and you aren't willing to play that, even with them, then it may be time to say goodbye and find a raidteam for your lock.
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Unfortunately, as far as I'm aware, there really isn't too much that you can do yourself that doesn't gimp your dps.
Things the rest of the raid can do to help you out.
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The next meeting is this weekend, Saturday, July 26th!
Dave Hemmerle will be giving an introduction on types of speech synthesis and
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Nevada 80-Meter Wind Map and Wind Resource Potential
The U.S. Department of Energy's Wind Program and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) published an 80-meter (m) height wind resource map for Nevada. This map is a key piece of understanding the state's wind resource potential from a development, policy, and a jobs and economic development impact perspective.
About the 80-Meter Nevada Wind Resource Map
The wind resource map shows the predicted mean annual wind speeds at an 80-m height, presented at a spatial resolution of about 2 kilometers that is interpolated to a finer scale for display. Areas with annual average wind speeds around 6.5 meters per second and greater at 80-m height are generally considered to have a resource suitable for wind development. Utility-scale, land-based wind turbines are typically installed between 80 and 100 m high.
Nevada Wind Resource Potential
The chart to the right shows the wind resource potential above a given gross capacity factor at both 80-m and 100-m heights for Nevada.
NREL estimated the windy land area and wind energy potential in various capacity factor ranges for each state using AWS Truepower's gross capacity factor data. The table lists the estimates of windy land area with a gross capacity of 30% and greater at an 80-m height and the wind energy potential from development of the "available" windy land area after exclusions.
"Installed capacity" refers to the potential megawatts of rated capacity that could be installed on the available windy land area, and "annual generation" refers to the estimated annual wind energy generation in gigawatt-hours that could be produced from the installed capacity. NREL reduced the wind potential estimates by excluding areas unlikely to be developed, such as wilderness areas, parks, urban areas, and water features (see Wind Resource Exclusion Table for more detail). Additional wind potential tables are included for various capacity factor ranges.
These maps and wind potential estimates resulted from a collaborative project between NREL and AWS Truepower. This is the first comprehensive update of the wind energy potential by state since 1993. NREL has worked with AWS Truepower for almost a decade on updating wind resource maps for 36 states and producing validated maps for 50-meter heights. The U.S. Department of Energy's WINDExchange initiative supported the mapping efforts.
Note: The average wind speeds indicated on this map are model-derived estimates that may not represent the true wind resource at any given location. Small terrain features, vegetation, buildings, and atmospheric effects may cause the wind speed to depart from the map estimates. Expert advice or detailed wind resource assessments should be sought when estimating energy production potential.


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Caramelised Onion Tartlets with Goats' Cheese and Thyme
When we made these tartlets for the photography, we couldn't stop eating them! Crisp, light pastry with such a luscious filling – and also lovely as a first course at a supper party.
Makes 24
This recipe is taken from How to Cook Book Three.
First make up the pastry. Sift the flour into a large bowl, then add the butter. Take a knife and begin to cut it into the flour until it looks fairly evenly blended, then add the Parmesan, mustard and a pinch of cayenne pepper, plus about 1½ tablespoons cold water to make a smooth dough, before discarding the knife and bringing it together with your fingertips. Then place the dough in a plastic food bag and put it into the fridge to rest for 30 minutes. In the meantime, pre-heat the oven to gas mark 4, 350°F (180°C). After that, roll it out as thinly as possible, use the cutter to stamp out 24 rounds and line the tins with them. (The pastry will stand proud of the rim of the cups to allow for shrinkage.) Then prick the bases and brush with the beaten egg. Now bake on the middle and top shelves of the oven (swapping them over halfway through to ensure even browning) for about 10 minutes, or until the pastry is just cooked through, then cool them on a wire rack. Meanwhile, for the filling, melt the butter in a large frying pan and cook the onions very gently, uncovered and stirring often, for about 30 minutes, or until they have turned a lovely golden brown caramel colour. Then leave to cool and set aside until needed. Now whisk the egg with the cream and mustard in a jug and add some seasoning. Next, spoon a little of the onion mixture into each pastry case, spread it out evenly and pour the egg mixture over. Cut each cheese log into 12 thin slices (wiping the knife between slices to cut more cleanly; the cheese is quite soft, so you may have to reshape a few slices into rounds). Place a slice on the top of each tartlet, then top with a sprig of thyme and a sprinkling of cayenne pepper. Bake for 20 minutes, or until puffy and golden, swapping the tins again halfway through cooking.
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This is the book lover's community that has been waiting for you. Join us for fun and meet people who share the same love of books that you do. Java Junction is filled with publisher and author groups. Special Interests is filled with hobbies, fun things, cooking tips, recipes, and great things to do. Author's Coffee Corner - Stop by our Author group area and find hundreds of authors who have their Author area with us.
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My name is Nancy Adams. I am a full-blooded Canadian, right down to the maple syrup running through my veins. I enjoy watching hockey and eating Poutine, usually at the same time. I have no problem driving for 6 hours for a weekend trip and I will throw in the occasional French swear word into a conversation. I have a three small addictions, bed lines, lavender, and books. All of which, is replenished on a regular basis. Reading into the wee hours of the morning, is one of many bad habits, next to spontaneously rearranging furniture and randomly painting rooms in my house. Writing is a new passion for me, which began with Hobby writing courses dating back to 2008. I dont show favoritism against any genre, and when writing I just go with the flow and write what I want to write. Although, you will find that my books are a combination of many different genres and all have a hefty dose of erotic romance and usually a laugh thrown in for good measure. I have two books published with erotic romance publisher Total-E-Bound, No Matter When is a Historical/Futuristic/Time Travel romance, and The Soul Within is a Contemporary/Paranormal romance. My next book The Bannockburn Spell is due for released with TEB in Nov/Dec this year.I am currently working on a Paranormal/Shaper-Shifters Romance set on the coast of Vancouver Island, British Colombia.
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Science Fiction Romance author Kayelle Allen spent years developing the universe for her books. Her debut novel was so spicy it made seasoned Romance readers blush. Appealing to every gender and sexual orientation, her command of the romantic language evokes passion in all its forms. Her offbeat humor and surprising twists generated the motto, "Think you know what'll happen next? No way! It's by Kayelle...
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Do you need to turn up the heat? Not anymore when you read these paranormal romances! Tales of psychics who use their unique skills to save the day, whether deep in the jungle, or running through the city. It's a race against the clock where you don't know until the last minute if they'll be able to save the day. Franny Armstrong became a professional writer after suffering a severe breakdown. Part of her healing process was to write. Now she writes full time and loves every minute of it, sinking herself into the character's lives. What's the best part of writing in her viewpoint? She can take them anywhere in the world and pit them against all odds. A sucker for a happily ever after, Franny gives the heroes and heroines a run for their money. Check out Breathless Publishing or go to her site, and you'll find what you're looking for. Enjoy...
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Victoria Blisse is a mother, wife, Christian, Manchester United fan and award winning erotica author. She is also the editor of several Bigger Briefs collections, Smut by the Sea and Smut in the City. She writes raunchy, rosy romances that contain characters with curves as she loves to write about real people just like her. Her stories are published by Xcite, Total-E-Bound, House of Erotica, Mischief books. So pop in, pull up a chair and help yourself to tea and cakes. Victoria loves to chat about anything and everything so come on in and drop her a line.
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I'm a YA lit addict and I cannot lie. I think that some of the best fiction today is young adult. Though I've traditionally written horror novels, my latest book is about gender identity. The title is Cevin's Deadly Sin. It's the story of a hetero, teen cross-dresser: his struggles with first love, self-identity and bullying during his senior year in a small, Florida town. Cevin thinks that moving to Tilapia, Florida town is the worst thing that ever happened to him
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As author Bobbi Brattz, I write erotic romance. Bobbi is a true brat in the imagination. She's feisty and humorous, has great taste in men and loves a glass of wine in the evenings when she writes.
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Rachel Brimble is British and lives near the famous Georgian city of Bath, England. She is a multi-published, multi-sub genre romance author currently writing contemporary romance for Harlequin Superromance and Victorian romance for eKensington. Her stories are sexy, romantic, often tense stories of love and suspense, steeped in atmosphere and emotion. She loves writing British characters in a British setting but for the US market - her Templeton Cove series with Harlequin Superromance is set in the fictional seaside town on the coast of England. The series is the first in the line to be set in the UK and has so far been contracted for five consecutive books.
Carol Burnside is an award-winning romance author with her own second-chance-at-love story. Five of her novel length manuscripts have placed in numerous RWA chapter contests and won five, including the prestigious Maggie Award for Excellence. She loves emotional reads with steamy sex and happy endings, so that's what she writes. As Annie Rayburn, she writes speculative fiction, erotic romances. Grab your favorite cuppa and come on in. She loves to hear from her readers and talk about books.
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My home is on the beautiful island of Anglesey on the west coast of North Wales with my family. I am extremely close to all my family members and enjoy spending time with them. I am the proud mother of two grown up *children* My daughter Emma is a primary school teacher and my son Christopher is part of the family business. Anglesey has been my home since the age of eleven after moving here with my mum and dad and three sisters from Scotland.
Whether you want sweaty sex or sweet romance, She's written just the thing for you. Savannah Chase started putting pen to paper as a young schoolgirl. Music inspired her to write lyrics, which eventually turned into stories. Her stories have gotten better, longer and so much more erotic as the years passed. She is a hopeless romantic who believes that everyone has a soul mate. Savannah is a member of the Romance Writers of America, Toronto Romance Writers, and Erotic Authors Association. For more information about her and her work check out her official site.
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Lauren Clark is the author of Stay Tuned and Dancing Naked in Dixie. She writes contemporary novels set in the Deep South; stories sprinkled with sunshine, suspense, and secrets.
A former TV news anchor, Lauren adores flavored coffee, local book stores, and anywhere she can stick her toes in the sand. Her big loves are her family, paying it forward, and true-blue friends. Check out her website.
An advocate of happy endings, Jami writes sexy romantic comedy, sports hero romances, and equestrian fiction. Jami lives on a small farm near Puget Sound with her Green Beret-turned-plumber husband, a Newfoundland cross with a tennis ball fetish, a prince disguised as an orange tabby cat, and an opinionated Hanoverian mare.
Jami works in IT for her day job and is a former high school business teacher and dressage rider. In her spare time, she maintains her small farm and socializes whenever the opportunity presents itself. An avid boater, Jami has spent countless hours in the San Juan Islands, a common setting in her books. In her opinion, it is the most beautiful place on earth.
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Lucy Felthouse is a very busy woman! She writes erotica and erotic romance in a variety of subgenres and pairings, and has over 100 publications to her name, with many more in the pipeline. These include several editions of Best Bondage Erotica, Best Women's Erotica 2013 and Best Erotic Romance 2014. Another string to her bow is editing, and she has edited and co-edited a number of anthologies, and also edits for a small publishing house. She owns Erotica For All , and is book editor for Cliterati . Find out more at http://www.lucyfelthouse.co.uk. Join her on Facebook and Twitter, and subscribe to her newsletter at: http://eepurl.com/gMQb9
Leslie C. Ferdinand and her mother, Shirley H. Ferdinand have been writing together since 1991. Under their Christine Holden pen name, Leslie and Shirley sold five books to Berkley/Jove between 1998 and 2001. Their last book, Dearest Beloved, had a foreign edition in Dutch. In between writing, Leslie started Inside Rose Rich Magazine. In 2011, Leslie and Shirley was picked up by D4EO Literary Agency. In June 2011, they began working on Wicked Allure. What began as an unsolicited proposal for Harlequin Blaze ended up becoming their first self-published book.
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I'm afraid the in-game macros do not offer that sort of functionality.
Hello, im kinda new to macros, and i was just wondering if anyone could help me with a few macros. What im tryin to do is probably somewhere on this site but i cannot find . I want a macro for my sheild bash and revenge, when sheild bash is on cd it will use revenge. also i was looking for a macro for my thunder clap and cleave, when thunder clap is on cd it will use cleave. thanks for the help
I'm afraid the in-game macros do not offer that sort of functionality.
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i have heard there is a way to do it with a ! like !revenge or something like that
I am assuming you mean Shield Slam and Revenge for that pairing.
Either way, Blizzard does not allow an addon/macro to make a decision for you. That's why this won't work.
The ! in a macro is to prevent toggling. For instance, your auto-attack. Many warrior abilities used to not start your auto-attack if you didn't have enough rage to actually use the ability. So if you wanted to macro auto-attack to start generating rage when you were fighting, pressing the ability repeated would turn auto-attack off and on constantly. Using the ! means to turn it on and if it is already on, leave it on. This doesn't work for most things to auto-cast. I believe it was only Auto-attack and the Hunter auto-shot, maybe Wand(which wand may not exist anymore, not sure).
Edit: Also, not sure that you would want a cleave macro or heroic strike macro at all any more. Rage is a little hard to come by and shield block and shield barrier are a significant part of your damage reduction. If you are using cleave/heroic strike, the odds are you are making your healer have a heart attack.
thanks for the help. are there any other usefull tanking macros that would be nice or sites you can point me to to look at for some? again thanks for the help =)
This can be a good one. Set a focus just before the pull. Charge one target and heroic throw another in a single move on the pull. If there is no focus, it will hit your target.Code:/cast [@focus,exists,harm,nodead] [exists,harm,nodead] Heroic Throw /cast Charge
thanks i will use that one, so does anyone know if theres any way to use revenge and sheild slam in same macro prioritizing sheild slam?
You could use a cast sequence that would not work worth a darn. You would not be able to react effectively to revenge procs or sword and board procs. The only other way I can think of to put them sort of on the same keybind is with a modifier. For instance:
/cast [nomod, @target] Shield Slam
/cast [mod:alt, @target] Revenge
I haven't tested this and the syntax might have been updated for 5.0. The idea is that it casts Shield Slam if you just use the keybind or click it (hint: learn to keybind if you don't already). If you hold down alt, it will use revenge. You can change the mod:alt to a different modifier key if you prefer.


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