text: [00:27] kasc (firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [02:20] praenti_ (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [02:20] praenti (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer) [03:49] netrunne1 (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [04:01] blindcod1r (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [04:06] netrunner (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [04:22] blindcoder (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [04:30] madtux (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [04:30] <madtux> hello [04:31] <mnemoc_> tuxie! [04:32] <madtux> mny@ [04:32] <madtux> ! [04:40] <mnemoc_> i think i'll go to sleep now [04:46] <madtux> NO! [04:47] <madtux> CODE! CODE! [04:47] <mnemoc_> :) [04:48] <mnemoc_> i have been coding will you _travel_ [04:48] <madtux> mnemoc_, this is my WORK.. [04:49] <mnemoc_> :) [04:57] madtux (~email@example.com) left irc: "Leaving" [07:43] mistik1_ (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [07:45] mistik1 (email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [07:52] mnemoc (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [08:06] mnemoc_ (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Read error: 238 (Connection timed out) [08:09] BoS (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 113 (No route to host) [08:22] BoS (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [08:25] Nick change: blindcod1r -> blindcoder [08:25] <blindcoder> moin [09:35] clifford (~email@example.com) left irc: "Client exiting" [09:39] clifford (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [10:45] <SerWou> Hello the Chan [11:05] mistik1_ (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer) [11:05] mistik1 (firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [11:16] <[anders2]> *grrryawn* [11:18] <blindcoder> my words exactly [11:19] <daja77> yep [11:25] <th> moin [11:26] <daja77> moin th [11:26] <blindcoder> moin th [11:27] mnemoc_ (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [11:32] mnemoc (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [11:36] treo (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [12:35] <netrunne1> anybody needs a car? http://www.anvame.de/sell/escort/index.html (german text) [12:35] Nick change: netrunne1 -> netrunner [12:40] <blindcoder> netrunner: auktion? [12:52] <blindcoder> should I? or should I not? [13:04] <netrunner> what? buy? well, go on, you get a special price :) [13:05] <blindcoder> no, give a comment on rene's mail [13:07] <blindcoder> netrunner: why do you want to sell that car? [13:08] <th> summer is over :-) [13:08] <netrunner> well .... did they bounce? [13:08] <netrunner> th: snow? [13:09] <th> netrunner: no - i was just answering to blindcoder's question "why do you want to sell that car?" [13:09] <netrunner> ah, true. and it rains inside :) [13:20] Action: blindcoder thinks about starting the register_application patch [13:22] <netrunner> how do I get a nice mutt-like thread list in kmail? [13:25] nzg (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [13:26] <nzg> moin [13:27] <blindcoder> should be configurable somewhere [13:27] <blindcoder> though I don't understand why you use kmail at all ;) [13:27] <blindcoder> moin nzg [13:28] <th> 2.7MB of copy.patch for 2.0 stable [13:28] <blindcoder> yeah, and not much smaller for 2.1 [13:29] <th> i think i should apply this on the server itself to keep network load at zero [13:30] <blindcoder> sounds reasonable [13:31] treo (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Remote closed the connection [13:33] ringo (email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [13:33] praenti_ (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer) [13:33] praenti (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [13:33] <th> hi praenti [13:34] <th> oh just a reconnect... [13:37] <blindcoder> *sigh* [13:37] <blindcoder> I just can't get myself to work on the register_application patch if I don't know if clifford would apply it at all [13:37] <daja77> sure [13:41] <blindcoder> anyone got a recent flist-collection of a 2.1 build? [13:41] <daja77> yep [13:41] <blindcoder> could you put it up for download somewhere? [13:42] <daja77> you mean var/adm/flists/* ? [13:44] <blindcoder> yues [13:44] <blindcoder> yes [13:45] <daja77> mom [13:46] <blindcoder> hm, speaking of which, maybe I should bring the rock sonar thing up for discussion again [13:47] <daja77> want a tarball? [13:47] <th> rock sonar? [13:47] <blindcoder> daja77: please [13:47] <blindcoder> th: just a moment [13:49] <blindcoder> th: http://scavenger.homeip.net/ROCK/sonar/search.pl [13:50] <th> it asks for auth [13:51] <th> hmm not needed [13:51] <th> ok i know what it is now. [13:51] <blindcoder> only if you have a browser that is fucking persistent in getting a /favicon.ico [13:51] <th> i c ;) [13:51] <th> well firefox is [13:51] <blindcoder> yeah. mozilla isn't [13:51] <blindcoder> not even IE is [13:52] <th> blindcoder: what do you need as backend data? [13:52] <blindcoder> th: plain text files [13:53] <th> what files? [13:53] <blindcoder> the /var/adm dir, to be exact [13:53] <th> ahh i see [13:53] <th> all of them? [13:53] <blindcoder> depencies, descs and flists [13:53] <blindcoder> dependencies [13:54] <th> i could give you some from my refbuilds [13:54] <blindcoder> that would be great! [13:55] <th> just a second [13:56] Action: blindcoder being patient [13:57] <th> http://www.rocklinux.net/people/teha/var_adm-2.0-stable-refbuild-20041015.tbz2 [13:58] <blindcoder> thanks, got them [14:01] <blindcoder> and added :-) [14:01] <th> cool [14:02] Action: blindcoder checking in to svn://scavenger.homeip.net/rock_sonar/trunk [14:03] kasc_ (firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [14:06] <blindcoder> crystal rock? [14:06] <th> what about it? [14:06] <daja77> blindcoder: http://lospalmos.homelinux.net/flists.tar.bz2 [14:07] <blindcoder> daja77: could you maybe also give me the descs and dependencies directories? then I could check them in to rock_sonar, too... *beg* [14:08] <blindcoder> th: what is it? [14:08] <th> blindcoder: where did you read about it? [14:08] <blindcoder> https://www.rocklinux.net/submaster/smadm.cgi?i=2004101813595504342 [14:08] <th> ahh cool [14:09] <th> blindcoder: it will be _the_ rock linux distribution [14:09] <blindcoder> th: generic? [14:09] <th> blindcoder: sort of [14:09] <th> blindcoder: own target [14:09] <blindcoder> th: so what's the difference between both? [14:09] <th> blindcoder: it only contains a set of packages [14:09] <th> blindcoder: a sort of "core packages" [14:10] Action: daja77 kicks blindy ;) [14:10] <blindcoder> th: generic being everything and crystal something like minimal+X? [14:10] <blindcoder> daja77: sorry *snif* :( [14:10] <daja77> np [14:10] <th> blindcoder: crystal's pkgsel will be sort of "what everyone wants" [14:10] <th> clifford: could you please give some comments? [14:11] Action: daja77 should package pygame *eg* [14:12] <th> oh even kde gets CORE [14:12] <blindcoder> better than gnome :) [14:12] <blindcoder> though I miss icewm and at least some non-kde games :/ [14:12] <mnemoc_> moin [14:13] <th> blindcoder: i think there will be not much discussion about the pkgsel [14:13] <blindcoder> but that's just playing favorites :) [14:13] <daja77> hi mnemoc_ [14:14] <mnemoc_> moin daja77, th, blindy [14:16] <th> moin mnemoc_ [14:18] kasc (email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [14:18] Nick change: kasc_ -> kasc [14:19] <clifford> ** mail about crystal sent to mailing list ** [14:19] <mnemoc_> moin clifford [14:20] Action: blindcoder away reading mailing list :) [14:26] nzg (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [14:28] <blindcoder> heh [14:29] <blindcoder> just this very moment a coworker of mine came here asking me for an installable ROCK Linux :-) [14:29] <daja77> hehe [14:30] <daja77> clifford: are there plans to provide additional gems, sth like freshrpms.net is doin? [14:31] <blindcoder> Committed revision 5. [14:31] <blindcoder> finally [14:32] <blindcoder> daja77: can you tar the dependencies and descs directory for me now? please.... [14:32] <daja77> oops already did [14:33] <blindcoder> :) [14:33] <daja77> just grab that file again, it should contain everything [14:33] <blindcoder> okay, thanks [15:02] Aard (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [15:28] nzg (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [15:39] <blindcoder> daja77: do you remember the revision of that build? [15:41] <daja77> 4420 + sm patches + modifications of my own [15:41] <blindcoder> okay, thanks [15:42] <blindcoder> WEE, already 4+x topics for next Newsflash ;-) [15:46] ringo (email@example.com) left irc: "Lost terminal" [15:48] <blindcoder> daja77: added to rock_sonar [15:48] <daja77> ok [15:48] <blindcoder> now checking in (will take a long time :/) [15:50] <daja77> erhm is it at problem if i decide to remove that build again? [15:50] <blindcoder> no, why? [15:51] <blindcoder> I mean, why would you want to remove it? [15:51] <daja77> to start a new one [15:51] <daja77> not decided yet [15:52] <blindcoder> daja77: sure no problem. [15:52] <SerWou> Hello the Chan [15:52] <SerWou> need help to built a little script to download and install krusader [15:52] <blindcoder> daja77: if you want you can also check out svn://scavenger.homeip.net/rock_sonar/trunk and see for yourself that it wouldn't need to be deleted :-) [15:53] <blindcoder> what's krusader? [15:53] <SerWou> a twin panel commander like MC [15:53] <daja77> blindcoder: in fact i was very pleased with that build [15:54] <SerWou> i took a script made by rene and i edit it to make it for krusader, i only have an error, i'm not sure about the syntaxe in [P] and [D] [15:55] <blindcoder> SerWou: [P] can usually stay as it is, but make sure it's somewhere >600 [15:55] <SerWou> it's got something like ----5---9 [15:55] <blindcoder> SerWou: [D] is: [D] 0 <filename> <path to filename> [15:55] <blindcoder> SerWou: leave it as it is [15:55] <blindcoder> SerWou: that rarely has to be changed for user-space programs [15:56] <SerWou> ok, this is my error : Disable the "Paranoia Check" config option to ignore suc.. [15:56] <blindcoder> SerWou: have a look at the log to see the full error [15:56] <SerWou> there is sometimes X ----5---9 xxx.xx [15:57] <blindcoder> yes [15:57] <blindcoder> so? [15:57] <SerWou> why there is a X ? [15:57] <th> SerWou: because it's enabled [15:58] <SerWou> ok [15:58] <th> SerWou: X is on; O is off [15:58] <th> SerWou: see the log to get the full error regarding Paranoia Check [15:58] <SerWou> and where is this log ? [15:58] <th> /var/adm/logs/*krusader* [16:00] <SerWou> Unknown package category : FileManager [16:00] <blindcoder> SerWou: valid categories are described in Documentation/Developers/PKG-CATEGORIES [16:00] <th> SerWou: so your problem is in [C] [16:01] <SerWou> hehe ;) [16:01] <SerWou> where can i find a list of valid argument ? [16:02] <th> Documentation/Developers/PKG-CATEGORIES [16:05] <SerWou> ok, thanks mate [16:05] <SerWou> i'm rebuilding my Rock, i loose all my partition this weekend :( [16:05] <blindcoder> alright, /me going home [16:05] <blindcoder> bbl [16:11] <daja77> th: patch sent [16:18] <daja77> puke @ build scripts in python [16:21] <daja77> damn it, who invents such stuff [16:21] <SerWou> Anyones know how i can fix this error : [16:21] <Aard> the people who brought us autoconf? :) [16:22] <daja77> Aard: don't think so, but it seems autoconf is not the worst stuff out there [16:22] <SerWou> Checking for KDE ... configure error: in the prefix, you've chosen, are no KDE headders intalled. This will fail. [16:22] mnemoc_ (~email@example.com) got netsplit. [16:22] mistik1 (email@example.com) got netsplit. [16:23] <Aard> daja77: sure? autoconf is pretty hard to beat [16:23] mnemoc_ (~email@example.com) returned to #rocklinux. [16:23] mistik1 (firstname.lastname@example.com) returned to #rocklinux. [16:23] <daja77> what is your prefix [16:23] <daja77> Aard: ack [16:25] <daja77> wtf this python script starts something graphical [16:25] Action: daja77 wants to beat them [16:26] <Aard> daja77: what program is it? [16:27] <daja77> pygame [16:27] <Aard> never heard of [16:27] <daja77> it is a lib, some nice games are created with that, basically a libsdl wrapper for python [16:46] <blindcoder> back [16:55] <SerWou> hello blindcoder [17:01] mistik1 (email@example.com) left irc: Remote closed the connection [17:01] mistik1 (firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [17:27] nzg (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: "Verlassend" [17:50] <blindcoder> Committed revision 6. [17:50] <blindcoder> finally [17:50] <blindcoder> committing 60 MB takes _ages_ [17:51] <daja77> wee pygame package works [17:52] GoNoGo (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [18:00] <mnemoc_> blindcoder: why are you commits 60MB??? [18:00] <mnemoc_> committing* [18:01] <blindcoder> mnemoc_: datafiles [18:02] <blindcoder> 60 MB taken from /var/adm/{descs,dependencies,flists} [18:02] <blindcoder> http://scavenger.homeip.net/ROCK/sonar/search.pl [18:02] <mnemoc_> now i understand :) [18:05] <blindcoder> the whole data now sums at 237 MB [18:06] <mnemoc_> o_O [18:07] <mnemoc_> why don't you improve sonar to handle them gziped? [18:09] <blindcoder> hmm [18:10] <blindcoder> would take too much time on this little 500MHz machine [18:10] <mnemoc_> :) [18:17] <th> blindcoder: i still don't understand why you commit that backend data to svn [18:34] <blindcoder> th: because of a mistake I made recently [18:34] <blindcoder> I accidentally deleted a lot of data [18:34] <blindcoder> and only the data in svn survived [18:34] <blindcoder> and I don't want to loose this particular data [19:02] praenti (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Read error: 232 (Connection reset by peer) [19:02] praenti (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [19:04] Action: blindcoder feels a bit of success with constantly bothering about that menu autocreation thingie :) [19:05] praenti (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer) [19:05] <daja77> hehe [19:05] treo (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [19:07] praenti (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [19:21] GoNoGo (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left #rocklinux ("Leaving"). [19:27] hannes_ (email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [19:27] <hannes_> hi [19:28] <blindcoder> moin hannes_ [19:28] <hannes_> hi blindy! [19:28] <Ragnar0k> i [19:28] <Ragnar0k> hi [19:33] <hannes_> hi Ragnar0k [19:34] <Ragnar0k> hi hannes_ :) [19:34] <blindcoder> hannes_: how's your flatt{ [19:34] <blindcoder> ? [19:36] <hannes_> blindcoder: quite nice [19:37] <hannes_> i still have no real good internet connection [19:37] <hannes_> something doesn't work on the university-proxy [19:37] <blindcoder> I thought you were connected to the university's wlan{ [19:37] <hannes_> i have both [19:38] <blindcoder> I see [19:38] <hannes_> wlan is working for me tomorrow [19:39] <hannes_> then i only need to install the cisco vpn client :) [19:39] <blindcoder> great :-) [19:43] BoS_ (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [19:43] <hannes_> the download rates are very gread ;) [19:46] <blindcoder> I believe that unseen [19:49] <hannes_> blindcoder: and how are you doing? [19:50] <blindcoder> well, the outlook is good :) [19:51] BoS (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [19:51] <blindcoder> not too much work at the moment [19:52] <blindcoder> but judging from experience that can change any day now [19:52] <hannes_> heh..yeah. hear the same [19:52] <hannes_> currently i have a lot of time to relax [19:53] <blindcoder> well, saturday is girl-meeting-time again :-) [19:57] <netrunner> blindcoder: you meet girls? you want to quit the geek life? *wonder* [19:58] <blindcoder> netrunner: well, I've been meeting girls for quite some time now [20:16] Action: blindcoder --> bed [20:17] <netrunner> alone or with girls? :) [20:28] Ragnar0k (firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: "Reboot" [21:06] Linkcr (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [21:06] Linkcr (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left #rocklinux (":)"). [21:07] praenti (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Read error: 232 (Connection reset by peer) [21:12] <daja77> hm i should have a crystal rock cd ready for dresden [21:21] praenti (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [21:34] hannes_ (firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: "leaving" [21:48] <netrunner> daja77: since when is esden a doctor? [21:49] <daja77> :P [21:49] <daja77> btw will you be there? [22:18] hannes_ (email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [22:20] <netrunner> hm. I scheduled it. I have a deadline for my thesis at 15/11 ... we'll see. [22:21] <netrunner> anybody else coming? [22:21] <daja77> atm no [22:21] <netrunner> daja77: other problem would be http://www.anvame.de/sell/escort/index.html ;) [22:21] <daja77> ^^ [22:22] <netrunner> but I think I could take the bimobil for that trip. [22:22] <daja77> got no news from fake and clifford [22:25] <netrunner> hmok. do you have a link for that event? I'll add it to my kontact (currently trying to start using the kde pim stuff ;) [22:26] <daja77> http://2004.linuxinfotag.de/ [22:26] <daja77> http://2004.linuxinfotag.de/28 ^^ [22:29] <netrunner> jup. [22:29] <netrunner> I'll try heftigstly to come. [22:29] <daja77> :) [23:10] hannes_ (email@example.com) left irc: "Lost terminal" [23:14] <treo> gn8 [23:14] treo (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: "cya@all" [00:00] --- Tue Oct 19 2004


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Something as simple as badly fitting boots, which are police gear, can make an officers job an even more difficult one. Think of a time when you have been uncomfortable in shoes that rubbed or made your feet ache badly. I'd like to bet you felt miserable and couldn't concentrate on anything other than the discomfort. All we want to do is get home, get the offending shoes or boots off and get our feet up. Unfortunately a police officer doesn't have that luxury and has to carry on with their day regardless. You can begin to see that uncomfortable police gear can make a huge difference in their day and how they carry out their duties.
Whenever we are distracted by aches and pains we can't perform at the 100% level we normally do, and it is no different for a police officer. police gear that is well made, fit for purpose and designed with the strenuous, back breaking and arduous duties they have to perform can help rather than hinder them. police gear is widely available and some officers choose to purchase additional items themselves that will assist them in their duties. Many financial restraints are placed on our police departments and although basic police gear will be supplied, sometimes an officer decides to supplement that him self or her self.
What a police officer needs to have with them in terms of police gear will vary depending on the area of duty. The area of duty would include geographical areas as well as duty areas. Officers on surveillance will typically have a much more high tech range of police gear at their disposal, binoculars, night vision goggles and lasers to provide covert target acquisition. An officer called to deal with a riot situation would typically have protective clothing, a helmet and much of the usual police gear like batons and restraints.
police gear can be expensive, especially to an officer who has decided to purchase extra equipment other than that supplied by their department. There are many online retailers who specialize in providing good quality police gear at affordable prices. An officer should never have their safety left to chance so choosing a retailer can be tricky. Go on recommendation or choose someone with full certificated secure transactions and full address and contact details. With those basic things you should be able to buy with confidence and contact the supplier with questions or queries.

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Dan Dumaine
|Dan Dumaine
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|New Hampshire House of Representatives, Rockingham 4
|In office
|December 5, 2012 - present
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|Years in position
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|$200/two-year term
|Elections and appointments
|Last election
|November 6, 2012
|First elected
|November 6, 2012
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|2002 - 2010
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Dumaine served in the House previously, representing Rockingham 3 from 2002 to 2010.
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Dumaine won election in the 2012 election for New Hampshire House of Representatives, Rockingham 4. Dumaine advanced past the September 11 primary and won election in the general election which took place on November 6, 2012.[1][2]
On November 4, 2008, Dumaine won re-election to the New Hampshire House of Representatives from the Rockingham 3 District, which sent nine representatives to the New Hampshire House of Representatives, by finishing with the ninth-highest vote total in the election. Dumaine received 5,815 votes. The other winning candidates from District 3 were Betsy McKinney (R) with 7,434 votes, Karen Hutchinson (R) with 7,328 votes, Alfred Baldasaro (R) with 7,189 votes, Sherman Packard (R) with 6,642 votes, Clinton Bailey with 6,573 votes, Robert Introne (R) with 6,526 votes, James Headd (R) with 6,523 votes, and Frank Emiro (R) with 6,051 votes. The losing candidates in the race were Thomas Kennedy (D) with 5,593 votes, Mary Tetreau (D) with 5,584 votes, Emily Rocheleau (D) with 5,174 votes, David Howard (D) with 5,084 votes, Nancy Horten (D) with 4,877 votes, Tammy Siekmann (D) with 4,868 votes, William Thomas (D) with 4,529 votes, Gary Vermillion (D) with 4,529 votes, and Donald Schwartz (D) with 4,470 votes. Additionally, 103 votes went to "others", who were presumably write-in candidates. [3]
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These cute dill-flavored rolls baked in muffin cups are a great accompaniment to almost any main course. "They're a family favorite," Ellen Thompson relates from Springfield, Ohio. "I like to prepare big batches of these rolls and freeze extras so that they're always on hand."
18 Servings
Prep: 30 min. + rising Bake: 15 min.
1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
1-1/2 cups warm fat-free milk (110° to 115°)
3 to 3-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon dill weed
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 egg, lightly beaten
1/4 cup canola oil
In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm milk. Stir in 1-1/2 cups
flour, sugar, dill, salt, egg and oil. Beat until smooth. Beat in
enough remaining flour to achieve a slightly sticky, thick batter.
Do not knead. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled,
about 45 minutes.
Spoon batter into muffin cups coated with cooking spray. Cover and
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Diabetic Exchanges:
1 starch, 1 fat.
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Best Coffee Shop in Oakland/Berkeley?
Hello Fellow Chowhounds,
I am moving from Ithaca, NY where we have Gimme! Coffee, the best coffee and baristas I have ever encountered. I am bringing 10 lbs with me for home use but, frankly, I get a lot of work done in my neighborhood coffee shop and it reduces my stress to relax and people watch while drinking a perfectly prepared latte, americano or whatever strikes my fancy that day - it's a question of mental health (and neurocognitive enhancement).
I arrive next week - where should I begin the search for my new coffee shop?
Thank you for your help, Christine
My husband loves all the Peet's. When he travels, he carries Peet's with him. He likes the Fourth St one in Berkeley, and the Montclair Peet's.
I'm a Peet's drinker too, but most Peet's branches aren't great places to hang out. The one on Fourth Street is only when the weather's nice for sitting outside.
Cole Coffee - retail store
307 63rd St, Oakland, CA 94618
Village Grounds
1797 Shattuck Ave Ste A, Berkeley, CA 94709
Guerilla Cafe
1620 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA 94709
Caffe Trieste
2500 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA 94702
re: Robert Lauriston
FYI, Village Grounds is closed. A new cafe just opened in its location (fall 2011).
Village Grounds
1797 Shattuck Ave Ste A, Berkeley, CA 94709
re: Robert Lauriston
I would find it hard to work in Guerilla as it is a restaurant, too, with no division/secluded areas. Noisy.
It's not difficult to find a coffee shop in the Bay Area; it's finding one that you like, and feel comfortable in that will be the challenge...
For what you want, you might try Gaylord's [Piedmont Avenue, Oakland]...I like their barristas, and see that there are copious numbers of WiFi Warriors there at all hours...
There are a lot of Peets Coffee places around; and while they are good hang-outs, not all of them seem conducive to working...there's a relatively new one in the Dimond District [Fruitvale, btwn MacArthur and Montana] that looks pretty welcoming--bonus: it's just a couple of doors down from La Farine bakery...
Fianlly, there couldn't be more than about 200 or 300 cafes near the campus in Berkeley, so you can always do a caffeine tour of the area, and find something suitable...
I'll leave it to others to tell you about Solano Avenue and environs...
re: Rapini
I think that's about it. No shortage but tastes vary widely. Add in purpose and you have another layer. Some places I hang at, I might not meet someone for business, or a fun place might not be a place to read or pull out the laptop. Gee, there's some places I don't go to depending on the time of day...sun in your eye or too busy, etc.
I'm a big fan of Cafe Mokka on Telegraph a few blocks south of Ashby. They are the only east bay coffee shop I've found that makes cappuccino the way I like (wet with no foam). The space is pleasant but the people watching is unfortunately not the best there. Cole Coffee is very good for their drip coffee and sometimes the espresso drinks are excellent. Seating is limited but if you get a seat outside, it is great for people watching on College Ave.
Caffe Trieste and Cafe Leila in North Berkeley are both quite delicious; Leila has comfortable couches and a lovely garden patio, and Trieste has a good crowd all day long and really awesome drip (chemex) coffee as well as espresso drinks.
If you want good coffee beans, my favorite store is in the city - the Castro Cheesery.
Where in Ithaca are you from?
re: Lydia56
Triese and Leila are both on San Palblo = West Berkeley.
Cafe Leila
1724 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA 94702
For the coffee, you can't beat Pete's. There's one now on Telegraph about 3-4 blocks from campus. My favorite coffee shops as student at Cal:
1. Strada - it's the top grossing coffeeshop in California for a reason (Could be an urban legend though)
2. Coffee Bean on College near Ashby. Great place to hang out.
3. Sufficient Grounds - hang out with the freshman ;)
re: wdot
I think Coffee Bean is really The Beanery. The coffee is o.k. not Peets , but a good place to hang and hook up the computer , lots of plugs too. A nice outdoor patio. You can stay as long as you like and not feel guilty. This is a serious place, meaning it is quiet like a library...which is good but bad if you are with friends and want to chat. I feel guilty talking :)
Welcome! Peets is almost impossible to get any work done in. Great coffee, pretty much
the standard for out here, but get it to go. The Peets corporation has clearly consulted
with the same customer turnover experts as Starbucks -- seats that look comfy but get
real hard after 10 minutes, temperature turned just slightly too far down, etc.
Don't worry too much about running out of your 10lb bag, there's some excellent stuff
out here.
In Berkeley, maybe try a few places and then report back and we can help fine-tune
things? My suggestions would be first Caffe Strada directly across from the university
on Bancroft and College. Perfect location for a cafe. Mostly outdoor patio seating.
Coffee is ok.
Second, Espresso Roma cafe. About a mile south of Strada on College at Ashby.
There are a million people in there working all the time. You can stay forever and no
one will give you a hint of a dirty look. Pretty average food and ok beer also
available. Wireless, but it's not free.
Cole Coffee, another mile or so south of Roma on College near Claremont. My
favorite coffee in the area. A bit of a weird space that either takes some getting used
to or you may never get used to it at all. Coffee is all individually produced either
cone-filtered or french pressed (or espressoed but that's not so good). And you've
got a choice of about 15 different beans for your drink. If the organic Timor is
available, get it; otherwise, the peru and sumatra are good. There's a really highly
caffeinated light roast "flor de cana" which kept me awake for three days.
Probably none of these is just right but they might make it easier to judge your taste
than just a description of that Gimme! place. The options are all over the map. Just
in case you don't realize what you're getting into ... we more or less invented the coffee
thing out here: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/03/us/...
re: Chuckles the Clone
Thank you for all for the good advice. I did go to Cole Coffee when I came out for interviews. I had a simply bizarre americano - almost cold and very thin - not the the depth of flavors and body that I am use to. But, I see from Chuckles post that espresso drinks are not Cole's strength. I look forward to beginning my coffee research - I will keep you posted. In case you are interested in Gimme...
re: cgenero
I'm so with you on Cole's.
If you can venture out in another direction on San Pablo Avenue in El Cerrito there's 33 Revolutions which is a GREAT place to sit and work. They serve Ritual coffee which most people like more than I do.
If you venture VERY far up, there's Catahoula Coffee in Richmond. This is a small, new independant roaster. I think his coffe works better as an espresso drink, though as he has been developing his style it has been getting better and better.
Cafe Mokka is good. They serve Equator coffee which the French Laundry serves. Sometimes they get some limited edition coffees.
On weekday mornings Pizaollo is open and serve Blue Bottle and they do a very nice job of espresso drinks ... in fact that is all they serve, espresso. Blue Bottle is a local favorite by a roaster for a passion for coffee. He inssists that anyone serving his coffee make it to order either single cup drip or French press.
Not every blend is perfect, but it can be interesting. My favorite is the three Africans blend which Guerilla Cafe serves. Bittersweet on College has a special blend for them. You should stop off at the Blue Bottle Cafe in SF when you have a chance. In SF, I love the beans at Graffeo. I'm forgetting who serves that in the East Bay since I usually just buy the beans and make that at home. The dark roast will scrape the paint off your car ... love it.
re: rworange
went to 33 Revs last week, I agree -- pretty chill place to sit and work, plenty of counterspace, tables, chairs, sofas and outlets. Think it's free wi-fi after a$5 purchase. Not too crowded, which I prefer like some of th places in Berkeley and decent parking/close to BART.
First time having RR coffee, not really sure what I expected but thought it'd be better. Will give it another shot soon
re: rworange
I'll ad the caveat that Blue Bottle is part of the so-called Third Wave and roasts for the delicate palate. I don't know if I had any Gimme! in New York (my daughter nailed me to Cafe Grumpy) so I don't know if it's of the same ilk. If it's a more grownup brew, then Peets, Graffeo, Trieste or Caffe Roma beans may be more to the OP's liking.
re: cgenero
It wasn't until your last post that I realized that Gimmel in your opening post was Gimme!. I thought it was very New York to name a coffee house everything coffee. Think dreidal.
Gimmel ("gantz"or "everything" in Yiddish) - Take all tokens from the pot
re: Chuckles the Clone
I'm a Peetnik (and have been since ca. 1968) but I hasten to add that the coffee "thing" was not invented by Alfred Peet. Caffe Trieste (the original North Beach location) was doing it a good 10 years before the first Peet's opened, and Graffeo was Coffee was producing its hearty Eurostyle roast even earlier than that.
re: Xiao Yang
Trieste et al. were/are european cafes serving european styled coffee in
european formats. While they were immensely important in their local
neighborhoods, their local neighborhood was the extent of the influence.
What Peet did was change the way America understands coffee. This is
very different from what the Trieste was doing.
re: Chuckles the Clone
Both Caffe Trieste and Peets did the same thing: they showed those in their sphere of influence that there was better coffee out there than Folgers. I daresay Peets' model was dark, Eurostyle roasts too; after all Alfred Peet grew up in Europe "in the coffee trade" (per Peets' website). I had been drinking North Beach coffee since 1962 and when I did my hard time at UC in the late 60's it was a seamless transition from the honest dark roasts I was fond of at Caffe Trieste and Leo Krikorian's The Engima to the honest dark roasts at Peet's and the Cafe Mediterraneum. (The Med, incidentally also preceded Peet's by a decade and, due to its proximity to campus and location at Telegraph Avenue's ground zero probably directly influenced more people that Peets did in the pre-Starbucks days.)
Peets' influence was also limited to its local neighborhood for the first coiple of dacades; if you want to give credit, it was Peets' stepchild Starbucks (founded using Peets' beans) the took the message on the road.
re: Xiao Yang
Caffe Trieste in NB has been my go to place when visiting San Francisco for 25 years. Best espresso.
re: monku
Coincidentally I was walking by Caffe Trieste a few days ago and had to go in based on reputation. I ordered an espresso. In the order of impression. Coffee was dark and oily. Coffee was pre-ground and sitting in the doser. Portafilter was not wiped clean which often leads to over extracted coffee remnants and channeling. Shot was stopped about 10 seconds after it started to blond. Shot was pulled long...probably about 3 ounces. No crema whatsoever typical of old beans. Taste resembled charcoal typical of over-roasted (dark and oily) coffee beans. I asked about their beans out of curiosity and they guy proudly said "They are from Italy" which explains why they are old. I tried but I couldn't even finish the espresso. A huge disappointment to say the least.
Caffe Restaurant
1854 Euclid Ave, Berkeley, CA 94709
re: 12172003
completely agree that Trieste is completely blah
re: escargot3
Agreed, when I finally tried it I asked myself, all this hype was for the taste of char? Pass.
re: 12172003
Love your description.On point.
re: 12172003
Trieste's coffee is not from Italy. They have their own roasting plant in SF.
re: Robert Lauriston
I thought CT use to have a small roasting shop next door to their North Beach caffe...or at least they did. Use to walk by it all the time.
re: ML8000
I don't know if Caffe Trieste still roasts some coffee in the little shop next door to the original cafe, but their main roasting facility is on 25th St. near 280.
Caffe Restaurant
1854 Euclid Ave, Berkeley, CA 94709
re: Robert Lauriston
The guy definitely said it was from Italy. Doesn't matter. It was horrendous and undrinkable. If a coffee shop can't make good espresso, they should stick to someone simple: great beans, great grinder and a pour-over or Chemex.
re: 12172003
Maybe they grow the beans in Italy ... that would explain a lot.
re: rworange
Kind of like how Starbucks grows their beans in Seattle. That would explain a lot too. ;) hehehe.
re: 12172003
Thanks for the heads up.
Definitely not good to hear.
Au Cocoulet at University and Milvia in Berkeley is my favorite, and a great choice. The Baristas are excellent, they are open late, and the atmosphere is conducive to work.
Don't forget to check out the back room.
Au Coquelet Cafe Restaurant
2000 University Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704
I've never been to Gimme! Coffee, but I know it by reputation, and it's a very serious cafe with exceptionally well trained baristas. If you're looking for a "perfectly prepared latte, americano or whatever," you're going to have a tough time finding that in the East Bay. The baristas at Caffe Trieste are simply clueless, and the same is true of most of the other places mentioned here. Moka does a pretty good job, as does Bittersweet. I find Peet's does a surprisingly good job of training their baristas, but their focus has always been on brewed coffee. They didn't even have an exclusive espresso blend until 2002, and when they finally came up with Espresso Forte, it was a pretty big disappointment. La Med on Telegraph has a new owner as of two or three years ago, and he takes espresso very seriously.
The best espresso drinks you're going to find are in San Francisco at Blue Bottle, Four Barrel, and Ritual, all of which take fanatic care with the training of their baristas, which is the bottom line when it comes to espresso. Doesn't matter how good the beans are. If the baristas are poorly trained, the coffee is going to suck.
re: TopoTail
I know this thread is years old, but I share cgenero sentiment! I moved to Berkeley from Ithaca in 2005. For a long while I could not find any coffee shop here that rivaled Gimme! (Blue Bottle was not known then, Peets was meh! And some of the coffee shops mentioned above are totally below par!). It was really hard when you have your coffee palate trained by Gimme! and people accused me for being snobbish. *sigh*
But these days, I am quite satisfied with Guerilla Cafe. They brew Blue Bottle and most of their baristas are very well trained. The baristas won't take it personally if you return the espresso drinks if they are not up to your particular standard :).
I like Hudson Bay Cafe, and the cappuccino (and sticky bun) I ordered at the Bittersweet on College(didn't try anything else).
FYI: http://oaklandnorth.net/2010/08/25/co...
Edit: Just realized I responded to an old thread that was recently bumped.
Bittersweet Cafe
5427 College Ave, Oakland, CA
Hudson Bay Cafe
5401 College Ave, Oakland, CA 94618
re: prima
If we're bumping up this old thread, I never had anything at Hudson Bay that was reasonable. Peaberry's in Market hall was OK though - and for that side of the world, Cole Coffee up by Claremont is better than either.
Or has Hudson Bay improved? How would you compare it to either of those?
Hudson Bay Cafe
5401 College Ave, Oakland, CA 94618
Cole Coffee
3179 College Ave, Oakland, CA 94705
re: chuckl
I don't believe anyone has mentioned Local 123 on San Pablo just south of University. Until they opened a couple of years ago there was no cafe in the East Bay that I would send people to. They prepare both drip and espresso to very exacting standards and use Flying Goat coffee. It's also a nice spot to hang out, though laptops dominate.
I just lose it when people go on about the Trieste, which has not changed a thing about the way they operate in 30 years. They uniformly overextract their espresso drinks. They prepare brewed coffee in big Chemexes, which is good, but immediately destroy it by leaving the Chemex sitting on a hot plate.
Peet's does drip about as well as it can be done by a place that doesn't prepare it to order and their baristas generally do a pretty good job with espresso drinks, though their main focus has always been on drip coffee.
Other serious cafes in the East Bay include Remedy (Telegraph & 43rd), which uses Ritual beans and is a large and pleasant space; subrosa (40th and Webster), which uses Four Barrel beans but isn't a spot to hang out I think they have two or three stools, but it's really a take out place); and Blue Bottle, which does an excellent job on drip and espresso. Their East Bay cafe occupies one corner of their roasting plant at Third and Webster in Oakland, and you're not likely to get better coffee anywhere. It's bigger than subrosa, but not a hang-out type of spot.
Blue Bottle
151 Third St, San Francisco, CA
Local 123
2049 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94702
re: TopoTail
Do others find Four Barrel coffee to be overly acidic? I had an espresso at Subrosa awhile back made with their beans (don't recall which variety), and while a charitable descriptor would be "distinctive", the one that sprung first to mind was "holy jesus, this is the sourest espresso I've ever had in my life". I've had similarly unimpressive experiences with single-cup drip coffee at home using Four Barrel beans - is it just me?
419 40th St, Oakland, CA 94609
re: Spatlese
I would call most of their beans "wine-y". Sour would be better. The guys down at Red Rock seem to have the trick of turning it "citrus-y", but I know what you're talking about.
Red Rock Cafe
1010 Lincoln Ave, Napa, CA 94558
re: Spatlese
Could be a number of factors. Some factors:
1. how many days after roast are the beans?
2. how far in advance are you grinding the beans before brewing?
3. What kind of grinder are you using?
4. What method of brewing are you doing?
5. How fine are you making the grind?
6. What kind of coffee is it? Different coffees can taste completely different.
7. How finely are you controlling the temperature of the water? Have you tried higher or lower?
As for espresso, the world's best barista can pull sink shots from time to time. If it is that bad, tell them that. They should be more than happy to make you a new shot. And if they make you a god shot, tell them too.
My experience with their Friendo Blendo blend a year ago was positive. I got a bag from Red Rocks about 2 months ago that was marked fresh but was definitely old beans by the way it was pulling using my Baratza Vario grinder + La Spaziale Vivaldi. I got a new bag. 4-5 days after roast it pulled well but still tasted overly acidic at all temperatures ranging from 92C to 96C and from 25 sec espresso to 40 second ristretto. Overall, for this combination, I gotta agree with you. It was undrinkable for my tastes.
For local coffees, my go to beans are Verve The Sermon but that is only because I don't have Ecco or Stumptown beans sold near by.
Red Rock Cafe
1010 Lincoln Ave, Napa, CA 94558
322 Lorton Ave, Burlingame, CA 94010
re: 12172003
FWIW, I actually *prefer* Verve to both Ecco and Stumptown . . . .
322 Lorton Ave, Burlingame, CA 94010
You could also try Local 123 on San Pablo Ave (at University) or Modern Coffee on 13th in Oakland. Both serve a variety of specialty coffees - Sightglass, Temple, Intelligentsia, Verve, Flying Goat, etc. Both do espresso as well as manual brew. Food at Local 123 is v. good and that seems like a neighborhood type place where people sit and hang out.
Good luck!
Local 123
2049 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94702
re: Joyce Klassen
What about Philz? My husband and I recently went to the shop on Shattuck and I thought the coffee was fantastic and the atmosphere was filled with people reading and working on laptops. There are comfortable chairs and it looks like a place where you could tuck in for hours. The cookies/pastries were just okay.
re: Joyce Klassen
I'd add Bica (on College in Rockridge, right near Trader Joe's and BART): great coffee, good place to sit, crappy wifi.
Farleys: very good coffee, lots of food choices, reliable wifi
Remedy Coffee: great coffee, relaible wifi, can be too full of hipsters but good
Farley's East
33 Grand Ave, Oakland, CA
Remedy Coffee
4316 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA
Bica Coffeehouse
5701 College Ave, Oakland, CA 94618
re: jade408
Bica? Bica is slang for an espresso shot in Portugal. They don't do Portuguese style espresso drinks or pastries, do they?
re: scarmoza
They have a cortado (akin to a gibraltar), but no special pastries. :) Not sure if more portuguese items are on the way. Nice coffee selection though. They pic lots of roasters and switch up the providers regularly.
re: Joyce Klassen
Another good word for Local 123. The best-made espresso to be had in the East Bay, but not for the faint of heart. Variety of locally-sourced coffees (single cups dripped to order) rotates, staff is knowledgeable, skilled with the machines and the foam. The space is inviting (sunnt open courtyard in the back)--as you walk in, you'll see a phalanx of tables covered with laptops next to cappucinos that have been nursed for hours. Menu is small but everything (especially pastries) is well-prepared. Don't park on San Pablo or University; there is unmetered (but time-limited) parking on the smaller streets east of San Pablo.
Local 123
2049 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94702
Can't believe that people are recommending Peets. Peets may have been good 20 years ago. If you are serious about coffee head to Local 123 on San Pablo Ave in Berkeley for the best Espresso and Cappuccino.
Local 123
2049 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94702
re: vinoareni
Local 123 gets their coffee from Flying Goat.
I like Peet's beans, if not their prices, but that's another topic:
re: Robert Lauriston
Local 123 buys from Flying Goat, Coava (Portland), and Sightglass now. I still tend to like the Flying Goat roasts the best.
The baristas at 123 are very good.
Local 123
2049 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94702
re: abstractpoet
Echo that: baristas at 123 are as good as they get. Owners are very, very interested in maintaining the quality of your cuppa.
I think they also source beans from Verve, too, in addition to the ones mentioned above.
If Philz didn't exist, 123'd be my vote for Best in the Bay -- as it is, they're chasing my Philzophilia hard and well. (And while we're on it, how is it possible that Philz isn't getting more love in here? Their Tesora? The Philtered Soul? Hello?)
re: uberslop
Philz doesn't get love because they don't deserve it. Philz is really mediocre. That is just my opinion, however.
re: Rapini
Agreed. Philz is for people who want to fool themselves into thinking they're getting better coffee by paying exorbitant prices.
FWIW, you can't get a better cup of coffee than at Cole Coffee on 63rd and College in Oakland. Brew by the cup (where they've been doing it that way since long before it was trendy). Great variety of beans and blends to choose from. And the best sidewalk seating of any coffeehouse in Berkeley or Oakland.
Cole Coffee
3179 College Ave, Oakland, CA 94705
re: peterme
I am not a fan of Cole's, but I haven't tried much of their coffee. I was so put off by the attutude of the staff (and some customers) that I am reluctant to return. If you go during busy hours seating is a problem and I don't see anything special enough about it.
re: rworange
Wow. I, of course, strenuously disagree -- but it's fun to see the hounds unite in a strong-armed consensus. For what it's worth, I'd never heard of Philz when I moved out here, and wandered into the equivalent of a double-blind controlled study of sorts -- i.e., utter ignorance combined with a negative impression of the place itself (my first Phillatio was in the Castro) had me thinking I was just going to get a quick coffee-of-convenience while I waited for a friend. Then -- kablam -- I tasted one of the most delicious coffees I'd ever had. I've been to Remedy (which I'm not a big fan of), 123 (which I'm a huge fan of), Cole, multiple Blue Bottles, multiple Rituals (including my favorite, the one at Flora Grubb), and while we can quibble about favorites, I can assure you that it's silly not to include Philz in and among this group.
Blue Bottle Cafe
66 Mint St, San Francisco, CA 94103
re: uberslop
In the FWIW Dept., here's my highly personal, subjective POV . . .
East Bay:
Not a fan of Cole's; not a fan of Philz; Remedy (sadly) was better, IMHO, before they opened, when they were selling drinks on the sidewalk. Blue Bottle near Jack London is good, but there are better options in the Bay Area as a whole.
In the City:
I like Ritual, Four Barrel, Sightglass, and, to a lesser degree, Blue Bottle. When I'm at the Ferry Bldg., for instance, I usually get an espresso from Frog Hollow -- last time I was there, they were pulling Verve from Santa Cruz.
re: rworange
Re: "Peet's does drip about as well as it can be done by a place that doesn't prepare it to order ": the big-ass Emeryville location now has a huge island where you can get any roast they have, single-cup dripped to order! (I've asked about their plans to roll this out to other stores and it seems like it's not happening any time soon....)
re: Rapini
Agreed . . . Philz opened up down the hill from me, and I haven't been impressed. Gave them 3 tries, too . . . .
re: zin1953
My one positive experience with Philz was the house+moka drip. I will not give a general rating of them, because I agree --- 3 times.
I'm a Pete's guy myself (and not much of a hanger out), but if I was going to hang out it would be in the North Beach Cafe Trieste. But bring your own half and half, if you use it- for some reason it is not generally available in North Beach coffee houses (or wasn't when I was working there a few years ago.
Cafe Trieste
199 New Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94105
The only places that I'd add to this list is Subrosa. (only a counter/patio) for seating. Modern Coffee is also excellent but it is only open on weekdays.
419 40th St, Oakland, CA 94609
Modern Coffee
411 13th St, Oakland, CA 94612
Others have mentioned a number of cafes that serve great coffee: Local 123 and Bica come to mind as some of the best-quality drip coffee in the area.
Cafe Yesterday is a relative newcomer (opened in 2011) that serves excellent coffee, has great staff, and is a very fine place to hang out. Definitely worth a visit.
Local 123
2049 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94702
re: dbyler
2 more options:
Boot and Shoe Service is now serving coffee from 7-3 or 4 on days the restaurants open. It is Sightglass. Excellent pastries as well, and there is a small lunch menu?
Also try the new spot on Piedmont Ave, Local Cafe. They are serving Graffeo beans. Well prepared, but it is a darker roast.
Boot and Shoe Service
3308 Grand Ave, Oakland, CA 94610
Local Cafe
4395 Piedmont Ave, Oakland, CA 94611
Cafe 817 under Sandro used to serve very delicious espressso. Sandro was two owners ago...
Oliveto across from Rockridge Bart has excellent coffee and pastry. Italian style.
Cafe 817
817 Washington St, Oakland, CA 94607
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"There's help right there," says transport paraprofessional Audrey Ingram said. "Click of a button. But, if you don't show [students] they know none of that."
Children also go over how to properly evacuate the bus from a side emergency exit. When seconds count, knowing how to evacuate is crucial. "We just want students to understand that there are things that they can do to help protect themselves in the event of an unfortunate situation," says Bill McCoy, LPS director of Custodial Services and Transportation.
McCoy said LPS has been lucky in that it hasn't had to deal with too many dangerous situations, but some parts of Nebraska haven't been as fortunate. Four people died in a school bus crash near Blue Hill two years ago and a crash near Waverly sent five students to the hospital last September. McCoy says severe weather or a bus submerged in water are all possibilities they need to prepare for.
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Huffington Post Asks Why CBS Cut Jerry Jones' Comments On The NFL Lockout
The Huffington Post ran a column today questioning why CBS' 60 Minutes failed to televise comments made by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones regarding an NFL lockout.
Brian Frederick, the executive director of Sports Fans Coalition wrote, "His [Jones'] comments during the 60 Minutes interview on the looming NFL lockout should have garnered more attention. Problem is, CBS didn't air them. Rather, CBS included them in its online "Overtime" feature, which was likely seen by only a tiny fraction of fans."
Frederick points out that the first thing NFL fans want to know is whether or not there is going to be football in 2011.
"Jones' comments about whether there would be football — again, what every fan wants to know — were cut for content reasons," wrote Frederick.
The column highlights several lockout-related comments made by Jones to CBS reporter Scott Pelley:
"Basically, the model that we have does not work," Jones told Pelley. "The economic model of the NFL that we have, relative to the players does. Not. Work."
Frederick explains that Jones emphasized those last words "as if he was hoping to single-handedly change the (true) perception that the league is the most profitable in the world and has never been more popular."
During the interview with Jones, the outspoken NFL owner was also asked: "Do you think [a lockout] would be disastrous for the game?"
Jones: "No. I do not. But I know that the sentiment is not to have a lockout."
In response to Jones' comments that a lockout would not be disastrous, Frederick wrote:
"How is that not news? At the very least, it would be totally disastrous for the fans."
For the complete Huffington Post column, click here.
3 Responses to "Huffington Post Asks Why CBS Cut Jerry Jones' Comments On The NFL Lockout"
Anjanette Akridge Says:
December 23rd, 2010 at 5:59 pm
Jerry Jones,
And the rest of the NFL a lockout in 2011 would be a disaster because people look forward to the NFL season. Even though people have many things going on in their own life's they know that they will always have football. I have been to your new stadium, but if you have a lock out I will never go back. The fans lay the issue at your feet. The owners is the ones that started the issue by paying players for more than they are worth. It is not the players fault it is the owners fault.
God Bless
Angie Akridge
I have been a fan since the 1970′s
jennifer Says:
December 24th, 2010 at 9:26 am
Honestly if you allow this kind of BS pass then you can never say you are a die hard fan. So the owners really think they can just sit back & collect why the players are getting hurt, having to transfer thier families & especially dealing with some of the dumb idiots in this world who accuse them of something that was never nothing. Lets put the owners on the field for a day and see how them & thier greedy a@@ families like it. DALLAS COWBOYS I AM SUPPORTING YOU ALL THE WAY!!!!
Edward R Vega Sr Says:
December 26th, 2010 at 12:24 pm
As a "true" fan of the game, I understand your feelings about this lock-out however I cannot support this cause quite simply because I have a different perspective. The owners, executives, and players alike are all to blame for what has happened to the NFL as we know it today… In fact we as fans have to recognize that in part we are to blame as well… We as fans support the NFL by way of revenue and we continue to do so even at the expense of the integrity of the game we have always known it to be… From what has transpired since the early 90′s we as fans have had to ajust to free agency, high salaries, no team loyalty, and more recently to rule changes that are directly and immediately changing the game, and now to the unknown future of the NFL 2011 season… Still! We as fans support it by continuing to buy game tickets, appearel, and other merchandise that feeds the very greed we as fans dispise… I have a two income family that brings in a comfortable living, but to take my entire family to watch a live NFL game is almost impossible because of the cost, so I just don't do it. Instead we watch on tv as a family… So to hear that there will be a lock-out because a few millionares have a contract dispute! Hell! I'll do one better for you… How about a "Boycot"! For all that these people have done to the game that I loveI… That we as fans love! I tell you what I am so close to quitting the NFL all together and start watching Rugby… It seems the only pure sport out there and guess what… You can actually tackel in this sport… It would be one of the hardest thing to do just ask anyone who knows ne but something has to be done!… A lock-out… Child Please!
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Combine beef, onion, and green pepper in a large skillet; cook until meat is browned, stirring to crumble meat. Drain off drippings. Add next 5 ingredients; simmer uncovered for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Cook lasagna noodles according to package directions, omitting salt; drain. Combine cottage cheese, sour cream, and cream cheese; mix well. Spread about 1/2 cup of meat sauce in a greased 13-x9-x2-inch baking dish. Layer half each of the noodles, cottage cheese mixture, meat sauce, and Mozzarella cheese. Repeat layers. Bake at 350? F. for 30 minutes; let stand 10 minutes before serving.
- 1 lb ground beef
- 1 medium onion
- chopped
- 1 medium green pepper
- chopped
- 2 can (8oz each) tomato sauce
- 1 tsp Italian seasoning
- 1/2 tsp garlic powder
- 1/2 tsp ground black pepper
- 1 1/2 tsp parsley flakes
- 1 pkg (8oz) lasagna noodles
- 12 oz cottage cheese
- 8 oz sour cream
- 3 oz cream cheese
- softened
- 4 cups shredded Mozzarella cheese
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The United Kingdom's Ministry of Justice has an eye-popping forecast, reports the Guardian.
The number of terrorist prisoners held in jails in England and Wales is expected to increase tenfold from 131 to more than 1,600 over the next 10 years, according to internal Ministry of Justice forecasts, it was revealed yesterday.
The initial projections handed to MPs on the Commons home affairs select committee suggest that 1,300 of them will need to be dealt with as high-security category A prisoners.
This poses logistical problems for the Prison Service,reports the paper, because of previous problems incarcerating Irish Republican Army prisoners during the ethno-separatist conflict in Northern Ireland. During that time, IRA inmates were concentrated in the H-Block of the notorious Maze prison which allowed inmates to foster a deep sense of solidarity, radicalize other inmates, and plan future operations.
Phil Wheatley, director general of the Prison Service, told the paper that the government will learn from prior lessons and not concentrate terrorist inmates together even if that means building new high-security prisons, which will take extra funds.
The paper provides a sketch of how Wheatley's Prison Service aims to deal with problems associated with terrorist inmates.
He said the balance in the argument lay with dispersing convicted terrorist prisoners throughout the high-security prison estate, with renewed efforts to monitor their activities and counter any attempts to radicalise others.... MPs have been sent evidence from Steve Wagstaffe, the Prison Service's director of high security prisons, warning that without "significant extra funding" he will be unable to properly manage the risks of disorder, radicalisation or plots to commit terrorist attacks by those in prison: "These risks could result in inadequate public protection," he said.
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Menaggio Apartment Rental Photos and Description
1 Bedroom apartment in enviable location, right in the heart of Menaggio
Centrally located in the heart of Menaggio, one of the most picturesque and desirable towns of Lake Como, 'Vista Lago' (ID 301) enjoys an enviable location.
The pretty property, situated in a character town house along the Menaggio lake front offers all the Italian charm and romance. Guests enter the well maintained property via a series of stone steps which lead to a charming lake view balcony.
On entering the property a stylish open plan living room greets guests, which is decorated in lovely bright colors and features a high quality kitchen with hob and oven, a dining area and comfortable seating area with TV there are dual aspects from this room, one over the town's bustling old piazza and the other of the breathtaking lake front.
The master bedroom is very romantic in style with a delicate wrought iron double bed, pretty furnishings and a CD player for entertainment. A double sofabed is situated in the living area to accommodate any additional guests.
This apartment also features a newly fitted contemporary Bathroom with a fabulous Power shower and beautiful tiling throughout to create a luxurious finish.
From the property all the many amenities on offer in Menaggio town are easily reachable by foot. Try a wonderful cappuccino in one of the many Cafes nearby or wander the beautiful town's paved streets which lead to boutique shops, churches and parks. A very romantic and picturesque promenade takes you to the popular Lido di Menaggio which features a beach, swimming pools, bar and Pizzeria.
Menaggio is a picturesque village nestled in a convenient central position on the lake. It is a historical lake side town with many quaint neighborhoods which extend north along the lake and up into the green hills and valleys. Menaggio offers stunningly beautiful views of Lake Como and the majestic mountains which surround it overlooked by the Alps to the North.
The Ferries run from Menaggio to both the North and South of Lake Come making it an ideal centre for sightseeing. The lovely lakeside and harbor have many cafes where you can sit and relax while watch the world go by.
Outdoor activities abound in this area and are very popular with holiday makers. An 18 hole golf course, mountain biking, water skiing and lots of other sports are all here to be enjoyed by you and your family.
## This property can only be booked from Saturday to Saturday in July and August. ##
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- unsuitable for elderly or infirm
Guestbook comments from the manager
We've had such a wonderful stay on Lake Como! My husband Arthur and I loved our holiday rental. Vista Lago was beautifully positoned next to Menaggio's principal square. The apartment was very beautiful inside and the central town location made it ideal for reaching the grocery stores and restaurants. Menaggio was such a beautiful place! We loved the idyllic lakefront, pretty cafes and Lido. The ferry stop was so convenient for us to reach Bellagio and Varenna. The Happy Holiday Homes team were so great at recommending restaurants, visitor attractions and activities to us. Thank you for your friendly help and Lake Como wisdom!


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Final Answer Lyrics - The Calling
I want love
To carry me through
All of the moments I'd kindly undo
Locked away
So I can feel safe
Now that I'm down on my knees
Begging for change
Look down at the water
Before I jump in
To find I was sinking fast
In all the might have been
Chorus :
What I need now is an honest answer
To make things better
You can see now
My hands are tied and I surrender
So I'll wait here for your final answer
Yeah, your final answer
Is there love without hate?
Is there pleasure without pain?
I have seen all my mistakes
I cast you out
But now
I want you back
So light me again
'Cause my heart is turning black
Remember the night you wore that dress
Well, It flowed through our lips
Drink after drink and kiss after kiss
I'm still holding on
Day after day
Don't run away
I want love
To carry me through
Can you tell me what I'm supposed to do
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Gov. Terry McAuliffe's transportation chief says work has been suspended on a new toll road that would run parallel to U.S. 460 from Suffolk to Petersburg.
Secretary of Transportation Aubrey Layne told the House Transportation Committee on Tuesday that no more money will be spent on the $1.4 billion, 55-mile highway until the state receives a permit from the Army Corps of Engineers. Even then, McAuliffe has said he plans to take a hard look to make sure the project is the best use of state dollars.
The Virginian-Pilot reports (http://bit.ly/1cjPfLx ) that the state has already spent nearly $200 million on design and related work on the project, even though the necessary permit has not been secured. The project was a top priority for former Gov. Bob McDonnell.
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generalissimoSyllabification: gen·er·al·is·si·mo
Pronunciation: /ˌjen(ə)rəˈlisəˌmō /
Definition of generalissimo in English:
noun (plural generalissimos)
The commander of a combined military force consisting of army, navy, and air force units.
Example sentences
- On 1 November of that same year he was elected head of state of Nationalist Spain and generalissimo of its armies, but General Franco's rebel regime needed three long years of civil war to gain control of the whole nation.
- Hitler wanted to be the Feldherr, the generalissimo, exercising direct control of the armies himself, in much the same sense that Wellington commanded at Waterloo, albeit at a distance.
- The old generalissimo would not recognise his country in the 21st century: gone is the xenophobia and the heavy hand of a police state.
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Pronunciation: prɪˈpəʊt(ə)nt
greater than others in power or influence


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In Concert: Lukas Vondracek
Presented by Old South Meeting House at Old South Meeting House
February 18, 2011
Old South Meeting House and New England Conservatory present Lukas Vondracek in concert. The son of two professional pianists, Artist Diploma student Lukas Vondracek is a gifted artist with music in his blood.
This concert is presented by Old South Meeting House and the New England Conservatory as part of the "Music at the Meeting House" series.
310 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02108
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General Day and Time Info:
12:15 pm
Phone: 617-482-6439
Accessibility Information:
Assisted listening device systems are NOT available for this program
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LAKE CHARLES, La. (AP) - A 20-year-old man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for using a samurai sword to kill a dog.
Aaron Simoneaux, of Olla, pleaded guilty to aggravated cruelty to an animal. He was sentenced Wednesday in Lake Charles.
A public defender said Simoneaux had an irrational fear of dogs and killed an acquaintance's chow last New Year's Eve because he had been attacked at age 13 by another chow. But a prosecutor said Simoneaux "carved up" the dog in an unprovoked attack.
State District Judge Kent Savoie recommended Simoneaux for an 18-month prison boot camp program that could result in an early parole.
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