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|Material: Ceramic
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|Lead-Free: Yes
|Formal: Yes
|Shape: Round
|Pattern: Gold Band
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|Microwave Safe: No
|Dishwasher Safe: Yes
|Refrigerator Safe: Yes
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|Food Safe: Yes
|Stackable: Yes
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: No
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By Rick Warren
— May 21, 2014
"How wonderful it is, how pleasant, for God's people to live together in harmony!" (Psalm 133:1 TEV)
God intends for us to experience life together. The Bible calls this shared experience fellowship.
Today, however, the word has lost most of its biblical meaning. "Fellowship" now usually refers to casual conversation, socializing, food, and fun.
The question, "Where do you fellowship?" means, "Where do you attend church?" "Stay after for fellowship" usually means, "Wait for refreshments."
Real fellowship is so much more than just showing up at services. It is experiencing life together. It includes unselfish loving, honest sharing, practical serving, sacrificial giving, sympathetic comforting, and all the other "one another" commands found in the New Testament.
When it comes to fellowship, size matters: Smaller is better. You can worship with a crowd, but you can't fellowship with one.
Once a group becomes larger than about 10 people, someone stops participating — usually the quietest person — and a few people will dominate the group.
Jesus ministered in the context of a small group of disciples. He could have chosen more, but he knew 12 is about the maximum size you can have in a small group if everyone is to participate.
The Body of Christ, like your own body, is really a collection of many small cells. The life of the Body of Christ, like your body, is contained in the cells.
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Have to try this!Posted on 09 / 25 / 2014
So far this is my favorite vegan place in Portland. When I'm in town I always go here for breakfast and lunch. I would recommend the Higgins and good luck with finishing it because that sandwich is huge!!!!
So far this is my favorite vegan place in Portland. When I'm in town I always go here for breakfast and lunch. I would recommend the Higgins and good luck with finishing it because that sandwich is huge!!!!
Very fine cafe in the Portland vegan mini-mall. Highly recommended.
Food: 10. Holy cow, I was oo-ing and ah-ing while eating! I had a reuben sandwich with kale salad and then a monstrous cookie sandwich for dessert. No joke, that cookie was big enough to be a meal in itself (in fact I had to take more than half to go) and was the best cookie I've ever had. My boyfriend liked his blt a lot, as well as the doughnuts he got.
Prices: 9. Pretty decent for the amount you get and the quality it is.
Atmosphere: 10. Cozy.
Staff: 9. Helpful and friendly.
We were staying downtown and actually walked here to check out this place as well as the grocery store next to it. The location was a little bit out of the way and it took us about 30 minutes to get here. We were all hot and sweaty from the scorching sun, but we knew it was all worth it as soon as we saw what was waiting for us. They had regular café items like coffee cakes, muffins, cookies, scones, as well as some savory lunch food, but really all our eyes were on the pastries—croissant, danish, galette, strudel, etc. They all looked amazing, and all vegan to boot. After much deliberation, we decided on the galette at the recommendation of the staff and the strudel. Boy, were they delicious! Between this place and the grocery store next door, make it a trip to come visit them both!
Bagels were good, croissants were good, pastries were good, cupcakes were good. Even the coffee was bearable - can't believe we found bearable coffee in the US!
The setting was a little quiet - I'd have preferred some more lively ambiance - like music, or people talking to each other, or even the boss yelling at the workers.
TBH I wasn't blown away by anything here, but being in a vegan "mall" and knowing that everyone in the joint thinks it's uncool to torture others makes it super sweet. So kudos and 5 stars to you all. The world needs more of you.
This was our first stop in Portland after driving from Seattle. We definitely weren't disappointed.
Anytime I can get a cinnamon bun, I'm excited. They had those and so much more. Croissants with field roast inside? Check! Awesome, messy, huge sandwiches? Check! Free wifi and cookie/icing sandwiches larger than your head? Double check!
We went here twice. It was super good.
Sandwiches were just OK, desserts were great. Nice atmosphere
Whenever we're in Portland, we make a point of it to stop here and get something sweet from them. Vegan mall power!
Nice bakery with friendly service. My husband and I went for the vegan pain au chocolat, which is one of our favourite things but we haven't had it since going vegan. It didn't disappoint. Would definitely return if we come to portland again.
Excellent bakery/cafe stop in SE with ample bike parking in front. Great people watching from the sidewalk or window seats. Awesome music. Great staff. Good for meeting up with clients or friends or just hanging solo. The food and sweets aren't quite my taste, but oddly I love this place just the same. I do get a craving for their croissants which I find a suitable guilty pleasure.
Had a yummy vegan blt, and pain au chocolate, plus espresso. Nice space. Free wifi.
Of course, stop here! It's right by Herbivore Clothing Co. and Food Fight vegan grocery and around the corner from Red & Black Cafe.
We were here Saturday morning — they open nice and early at 8 a.m. — and we were able to try their savory options offered for weekend brunch before hitting the road.
The biscuits are massive, fluffy and yum. I sampled the biscuit and spicy gravy and the coffee cake and had the Wirth-Less (a veggie-bennie like creation with tofu, tomato, spinach and a rich, yellow sauce). Very good. Especially the biscuit.
They offer soy, almond, and hazelnut milks for espresso drinks and serve the fabulous Stumptown coffee (also served by Cafe Flora in Seattle).
While we were eating, they kept bringing out more and more big, beautiful baked goods: berry scones, cinnamon rolls, tarts, cookies and cupcakes.
Vegan tourism, FTW!
Come for lunch, coffee, tea, free wifi and wow. My fav lunch is the chickpea "tuna."
My daughter and I adore this bakery. I had the quiche and she had the cinnamon roll, breakfast potatoes and avocado and we loved each bite. My daughter declared this cinnamon role to be the *best ever* which is high praise against her grandmother's baking skill.
A must-visit when in PDX.
In 2012 I was a volunteer at the Sexual Minority Youth Resource Center (SMYRC) and in charge of putting on their prom. Part of our responsibilities was soliciting donations for the event.
Sweetpea kindly donated vegan, gluten-free cupcakes for our event and all of the youth loved them! We wouldn't have been able to make it happen without kind donors like SP.
I've eaten here many times and I've enjoyed everything I've gotten so far. This is a great place to spend an afternoon while working on your laptop.
I love this place. Great spot to grab a bagel in the morning (why is it so damn hard for people to carry Earth Balance in addition to butter and cream cheese anyway!!?).. Also the lunch menu is pretty awesome. Try the French Dip with vegan mozz added. Pretty outrageously good. Also right next door is the most excellent Herbivore clothing store and Food Fight! Vegan Grocery.
I had read about this place on happycow, and here's my Sweetpea Baking Company review.
For my trip to Portland I had mapped out a string of restaurants I'd want to visit while here using the happycow guide, and this was one of them.
We only had the sweets here and not the sandwiches because we'd already had our main meal elsewhere. I got to try the carrot cake (good, but frosting too sweet for me), chocolate cupcake (moist and tasty, but a bit too sweet for me), cinnamon sugar sprinkled scone (decent), and a snickerdoole cookie (yummy).
Overall, everything was pretty good except for the sugar content beyond my personal preference. Probably other people don't mind. I bet the average person off the street would not be able to tell that these baked goods are vegan, made without eggs and/or milk and dairy products! Good job here. Go try it.
Part of the "Portland Mini-mall", and definitely a place not to be overlooked. We hit this place for lunch, and had the "P-Cole" and the days panini special [BBQ seitan], both were served with a side of tortilla chips and a quarter pickle. Both paninis were outstanding! I would love to live/work close by, oh my! All of the baked goods looked amazing, and we tried the cookies and cream cupcake, and the peanut butter whoopie pie. The whoopie pie was disappointing in that it was indredibly dry, and not at all flavorful. The cookies and cream cupcake however, was wonderful! So moist and very flavorful, certainly a hit!
The bussing station was filled to capacity, and as this is a self-bussed restaurant I thought that was a shame as it left customers not knowing what to do with their dishes.
All in all, this is a wonderful place and I'll look forward to going back again.
Their monster cookie (BIG double cookie filled with cream) really is a sin but so delicious! I wish I could have tried more. They had cupcakes, cake, cinnamon rolls, sandwiches and much more. I also liked the other shops in the vegan mini-mall.
We just HAD to try three different pastries. The apricot almond muffin was my absolut favorite. We also ordered a Charlie Brown (peanut crust with peanut butter and chocolate) and a bar with a nut medley on top. The last two were two sweet for me, but my hubby loved them and ate them. The building is absolutely incredible and the people very nice
What they are able to create is simply amazing. This is by far the best bakery I have gone to. The cakes are so moist and good....people will question if these are vegan. While they serve donuts, once a week, I have had much tastier up in Seattle, but for everything else...this is for sure the place to go!! Once you finish, you can go next door to the all vegan grocery store...what can be better than this!!
Best doughnut I have ever had in my life, EVER! They only have them on Saturdays and you should get there early. Mine was a Boston Creme. AMAZING!
go to Mighty O's in Seattle. All vegan donut shop...those are by far the best and you would never know they are vegan...more than 15 varieties at a time.
OK now this place does have a pretty darn good brunch!! The biscuits the first time were awesome!!! Then the second time so so. But for 10 bux, all you can eat, i just added more gravy! Now with that said, man, what is up with the staff!! I swear they are too busy one upping eachother in quoting smiths songs to help the customers! We were the only people in there twice and took the dude maybe 5 minutes to ask what we wanted. I was nice anyways, but for a dry ass cookie it was not worth it. Seems like a pretty rad job, a vegan bakery! Anyways, try the brunch. Maybe they've hired new people.
Good coffee, great coffee cake. Plenty of sitting room. Plus it's in a vegan mini-mall!
First of all, it's located on a really cute artsy street. Second of all, you can watch them make your food. Thirdly, the pastry window looks impeccable. The sandwich I ordered, along with the potato salad, was amazing. I wanted the meal the last forever. I will be coming back again!
I have only eaten their pastries and they almost always qualify in the "I can't believe they are vegan" catagory. This place is special, if you are going through town, make a point to check it out. It's in such a cool location, it makes me want to move down to Portland and live across the street.
I had my first vegan danish here - it was so good! They also had vegan lemon squares, sugar cookies, and cookies n' cream cupcakes. Their vegan potato salad is really good, and I had an un-tuna salad sandwich which was incredible. It's made with chickpeas and doesn't really taste that fishy, which was perfect for me because I hate the taste of seafood and love chickpeas. But it did still kindof taste like how I remember tuna salad sandwiches tasting, so the name is apt. What a great place!
Great baked goods and amazing Sunday brunch. The biscuits and gravy were the best I've ever tasted.
I love love love this bakery and I wish I lived in Portland so I could eat there all the time. The staff is wonderful and the food is absolutely amazing. I loved the grilled cheese sandwich, the BLT, the untuna salad and untuna sandwich as well as their delicious pastries (Hazelnut chocolate tart, raspberry tart, cupcakes and cheesecake).
Amazing vegan treats! Good prices, nice place! Love it!
I am in love with The Rainboot (vegan grilled cheese). I didn't like the chips that came with it though. I mean...potato chips? *yawn* The other sandwich I tried there was OK. I wish I could remember what it was. I'd go back for that cheezy sammy though.
I had a delicious customized hummus sandwich on bakery-made bread. The sweets are all delicious.
I gush about Sweet Pea.
We had them do our wedding cake for our all-vegan wedding. It was absolutely gorgeous, and they got the decoration perfect. We asked for a woodland theme, and it had molded ladybugs, ferns and fiddleheads, acorns and mushrooms, with chocolate bark shavings.
The bottom layer was vanilla with vegan custard filling (to die for), the middle was chocolate with fruit filling, and the top was spice cake with vanilla filling. Everyone at the wedding, regardless of their dietary choices, devoured the cake.
They also did our favors -- Mexican wedding cookies (nut shortbread cookies covered in powdered sugar, also called Russian Tea Cakes, Snowdrops, etc.). They were light and flavorful, wrapped in biodegradable clear bags, which we tied with ribbons.
I've had several other delicious treats from them, and all are delightful. My husband loves their whoopie cookies, which remind him of his childhood in Pennsylvania.
I've purchased their cakes when available in local health food stores, as well. I've never been disappointed. Everything is moist, flavorful, and quite a treat.
This place was very charming. Located right next to Food Fight! I loved the coffee. The bagel with vegan cream cheese was a pleasant surprise. I wish I lived closer; I would be there at least once a week!
Didn't know that a bakery could have brunch that was satisfying, filling, and mouth-watering? I didn't either. Sweetpea does a pretty wicked good job of making savory food! I'd say it's better than their baked goods, but that's ONLY because it's all you can eat. $10 for all you can eat and coffee, yes please.
Here's some comments on the food:
Tofu scramble- pretty good for an all-tofu dish, no fuss, no frills, some large cubes
Potatoes - diced, small pieces of red potatoes with skins on, salted and oiled, baked, not too bad
Bread pudding - this probably changes depending on what's around; tasted like raisin bread, rather than pudding; good if you expect it to taste like raisin bread
Biscuits and gravy - the biscuits were generously sized (smaller please! less waste?) and fabulous, but the gravy needed a bit more pizazz since it served merely as a kind of roux (sauce) rather than a rich flavorful gravy
Veggies - kale and cauliflower were good, but the cauliflower was swimming in oil; take away the oil and it'd be great
I can say I was not disappointed, but I can't say I was so happy I didn't need to eat a cookie too! Go for the monster cookies, you won't be disappointed. Frosting + cookies = yum.
I'd definitely go back to try out other items, since $10 is a great price. It probably was a mistake to catch it at the end, but there was still a lot of good food to eat. Suggestion: go earlier!
Once in a while when I'm not on my 80% raw thing, I stop in Sweetpea and get the yummiest chocolate chip cookie ever--gluten free and sweetened with beet (not cane) sugar. They also have gf muffins sometimes that are sweetened with agave nectar. :)
Plus, it's right next to the vegan grocer and a vegan clothing shop.
I sure wish that these folks would ship to a Detroit store. I think that everybody in Portland likes this place. Every store in town carries their cookies, etc.
Visiting this restaurant will cause you to become addicted to very delicious vegan delicacies that you WILL NOT find anywhere else! It will also literally destroy you beliefs that vegan baking can't be good. Furthermore, the restaurant can't be held responsible if you get really fat...cause the stuff there if really just that good.
My notorious sweet tooth has a home! I visited Sweetpea Baking Company on the first day of my first visit to PDX. I got a piece of double layered raspberry cake, a mini strawberry cheesecake, and a HUGE double stuffed chocolate chip cookie. The desserts here are so delicious, there's no indication whatsoever that they are vegan. I'm going to see if they can deliver a thousand miles away.
I also ordered tuno and faux-chicken sandwiches. I had a road trip the next day and let me tell you, they were lifesavers because I surely would have starved without them! Besides being lifesavers, they were both very good, and they traveled well. The tuno did not taste extra "fishy" like some of the other tuno-type sandwiches that I've had elsewhere. There was a seitan potato salad sandwich that I wanted to get for the airplane ride back... Next time.
The day after the road trip, I was back in Portland and was fortunate enough to snag some of their fresh Saturday morning doughnuts. Unbelievable! So fresh, so delicious, and vegan!
The owner and the staff were very warm, nice, and welcoming... Just as sweet as the sweeties! Long live SBC!
Our first stop in Portland was at this magnificent bakery and we weren't disappointed. The desserts were to die for and the lunch items were good also. We were lucky enough to be there on a Saturday when they bake raised donuts and I don't remember enjoying a donut more. The counter staff were both friendly and helpful and we left feeling extremely positive and anxious to return.
They did our wedding cake. Many non-vegans were not told about the vegan cake and we got rave reviews. It was absolutely stunning. They did an outstanding job. three layers, each layer a different flavor.
As for the cafe; it is immaculate, and spacious. The cakes are all amazing. They have sandwiches, so this should be listed among the 5 cowers. I love good, high quality vegan baked goods. It is so admirable they do 100% vegan baked goods. I wouldn't go here if it was vegan yet no very good, I'd just bake on my own. This place ROCKS!! The cakes are all very good. The staff could not be any better. They are all kind, responsive and very accommodating. We only gave them 2 weeks notice for our wedding cake, and they said NO PROBLEM, a rarity in the biz. They knocked it way out of the park. Best wedding cake ever. (maybe i'll try to upload a photo)
Much love for Sweetpea!!!!!!!!
ps totally a 5 cow place, it is vegan and has more options than most bakeries
I could eat their food all day. My girlfriend and I are likely moving up to Portland, and I'll be the fattest vegan in the area. I'd eat their cupcakes all day. The vegan cheese cake (I had it at Veganopolis) was so good. I hated cheesecake before i was vegan, and my girlfriend made me try it, and I want some right now damnit
Sweet Pea is a really nice place. On Saturday they make Vegan Donuts and Sunday they do an all you can eat brunch. The cup cakes are a little dense for me. You can get their cookies in most of the grocery stores around town, too. Neat little stop when you're food fighting it up next door.
Awesome awesome awesome.
My coworkers rave over the peanut butter cookies I bring in, and when I bring donuts into our wednesday meeting all are impressed.
my favorite is the parfaits that they have... YUM!
Oh... why can't I rate it with a 5? Sweet Pea is VEGAN!
Lisa is the best
Everything I've tried from this great vegan bakery has been delicious! My omni boyfriend LOVED the monster cookie and the cakes are great! Try them! You will be addicted!
I had a coconut meltaway and it was wonderful, it really did melt in my mouth. The dessert case looked awesome and I look forward to visiting this place again when I visit portland.
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Durham is licensed in Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama, and he consistently ranks in the top 10 Realtors for Greater Chattanooga MLS sales. In fact, at more than $21 million, his 2013 sales totaled nearly 14 times that of the average Chattanooga-area agent – a testament to his experience and marketing methods. In total, he's sold nearly 1,300 homes.
But Durham is more than just his numbers; he's got the experience, the skills and the attitude necessary to master the industry and keep customers happy.
The Keller Williams agent has worked in the tri-state region that whole time, giving him unparalleled knowledge of what Chattanooga-area buyers and sellers want and need. His extensive experience means that his team of 11 knows how to make transactions quickly and thoroughly, said Durham.
"We have developed many systems over the years to make sure we're efficient: marketing, client care, follow-up," he said. "We take each property that we take on and use an independent marketing strategy. There's no cookie cutter approach. There's much more involved than sticking a sign in the yard."
But while efficiency is important, Durham said it's even more important that his clients receive the information, assistance and professionalism they deserve – and that's exactly what happens when buyers and sellers work with his office.
"I'm always staying focused on making sure I'm up-to-date with all current real estate trends. I spend a lot of time in classes, education and studying the market," he said. "I pride myself on ensuring everyone on the team is highly professional and treats the client as their No. 1 priority."
Durham doesn't just assist customers with buying and selling. He also makes it a point to be as involved as possible in local, state and national associations.
He's held leadership positions in the Tennessee Association of Realtors, the Greater Chattanooga Association of Realtors, the Northwest Georgia Council of Realtors, and the Chattanooga Multiple Listing Service, among others. He's also a member of the National Association of Realtors and the Georgia Association of Realtors.
But Durham also applies his knowledge of real estate and finance to other community groups and causes - a responsibility he takes seriously, from longtime treasurer at Grace Episcopal Church to president of his neighborhood association last year. Perhaps most impressively, he's gotten to share his background, expertise and ideas for Chattanooga's future as a member of Mayor Andy Berke's affordable housing task force and as a member of the THRIVE 2055 coordinating committee. THRIVE 2055 is a threeyear, public-private initiative to shape the future growth of the 16-county region that encompasses Chattanooga.
Durham takes great pride in his community involvement, just as he takes pride in helping clients find the home of their dreams.
"I like to stay engaged on the global field, the state level and in the community as well," Durham said, and the resulting wisdom continues to be clearly visible in the way he does business.
Durham's office is located at 202 Manufacturers Road in North Chattanooga. Call the office at 423-664-1900 or visit randydurham.com to find out more about Durham and his team, view listings and more.


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Zuck on THIS: Mobile users propel Facebook to RECORD earnings
Facebook posted strong results for the second quarter of its fiscal 2013 on Wednesday, showing impressive growth in its advertising and payments businesses and earnings that soundly beat analysts' expectations. Revenue for the quarter was $1.81bn, a 53 per cent increase over the year-ago quarter. Of that total, 88 per cent (or $ …
Revenue from Mobile Ads is up... well thats probably because more often than not if you try to report a mobile ad so you can block it FB actually follows the link in the advert.. I've "clicked" on quite a few adverts on mobile fb on my S3... every single one of them has been a rogue click caused by FB obviously having purposely mis-sized the hotspots.
Oh so much.
One of the reasons that I don't use the FacePalm app on any of my mobile devices - the ads get crowbarred into the Timeline and it's depressingly easy to click one by mistake.
Since there's no 'middle finger' icon, they can just Zuck off and die in a fire (see what I did there?)
The "tramp stamp" of the Internet.
There are adverts on facebook?
Never seen one. Adblock.
Re: There are adverts on facebook?
Adblock in the facebook app on the timeline? hmmm... how exactly?
Re: There are adverts on facebook?
Adblock is one of the most important features of an Android phone for me.
Credit where it's due, they were struggling for ages to get mobile use up and find a way to generate revenue from mobile users.
It all makes sense now
Now I understand. Years ago, Facebook put into action a fiendishly clever plan of regular privacy "gaffes" to ensure that those who were both interested in their personal data integrity and capable of doing something about it voluntarily removed themselves from the service. This has left Facebook with a user base that will accept anything at all.
The world is in a worse state than I thought...
Facebook. I hoped this would be over soon.
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DALLAS -- When the Anaheim Ducks rolled out their top line of Bobby Ryan, Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry to start Tuesday's game, Stars coach Glen Gulutzan answered with his checking line of Eric Nystrom, Vernon Fiddler and Radek Dvorak. It was a ma...Blog | January 25, 2012
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The Dallas Stars gave their playoff hopes a boost with a 4-3 win over the Anaheim Ducks Sunday night. The Stars, who snapped a six-game winless streak, are three points out of the final playoff spot with four games remaining. Mike Ribeiro scored two ...Blog | April 03, 2011
Ducks rally, top Stars in OTMark Stepneski
The Dallas Stars lost 4-3 in overtime to the Anaheim Ducks Wednesday night at American Airlines Center. The loss kept the Stars in ninth place in the Western Conference, one point behind the Ducks. The Ducks tied the game with 5.4 seconds left in the...Blog | March 23, 2011
Stars let one get away in AnaheimMark Stepneski
For the second straight game the Dallas Stars blew a two-goal lead, giving up a late game-tying goal with the opposition goaltender out of the net. But unlike the last one, there was no dramatic finish for the Stars and no victory. That went to the D...Blog | March 05, 2011
Stars can't hold lead, fall 4-3 in OTMark Stepneski
The Dallas Stars had a 3-1 lead Friday night in Anaheim but couldn't hold it, losing 4-3 in overtime to the Anaheim Ducks. The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for the Stars. Jamie Benn, Adam Burish and Loui Eriksson scored for Dallas. Lu...Blog | March 04, 2011


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Sloppy play, strong words
Apr 3, 2011, 10:27 PM EST
US Presswire photo Danny Espinosa had a rough day in the field, but he wasn't alone. The Nationals have lost plenty of games like this over the years, lopsided defeats that really turn ugly late and leave fans either booing or streaming for the exits. It would be easy to look at today's 11-2 thrashing…
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Apr 3, 2011, 3:20 PM EST
Photo by Mark Zuckerman / NATS INSIDER Jordan Zimmermann face Tim Hudson in the rubber match of this series. Few pitchers in baseball have owned the Nationals over the years like Tim Hudson, who enters today's game with a 10-2 record and 1.91 ERA in 18 career starts against this franchise. There's something about the…
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The Nationals, as has been expected since the end of last season, are transitioning Wilson Ramos into a starting role behind the plate. Ramos is starting today against the Braves, and manager Jim Riggleman said the rookie will share the job with Ivan Rodriguez 50-50 for the immediate future, with neither designated as the No.…
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Clean game, but missed opportunities
Mar 31, 2011, 11:33 PM EST
The season was barely 15 minutes old, and plenty among the announced crowd of 39,055 at Nationals Park hadn't even settled into their seats when the home team faced its first real test of 2011. Already trailing the Braves 1-0, the Nationals had just seen Jayson Werth and Ryan Zimmerman produce back-to-back singles, putting runners…
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The nominees for the 25th Annual Kids' Choice Awards have been unveiled. Fans can vote for their favorite stars beginning March 1 on Nick.com in addition to a Facebook application and Twitter custom hash tags.
In television, "iCarly" dominates the field by being listed under Favorite TV Show and having four of its cast taking a nomination each. In movie, "Harry Potter" franchise takes three nominations including Favorite movie in addition to a nomination in Favorite Book. In the music categories, LMFAO, Katy Perry and Taylor Swift go head-to-head, all receiving two nods for Favorite Group/Female Singer and Favorite Song.
The ceremony to hand out the prizes will be held on Saturday, March 31 and aired live at 8 P.M. ET from USC's Galen Center in Los Angeles. Will Smith takes over from Jack Black to host this year.
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in the previous release I was able to import table rates from a csv file.
It seems that it doesn't work at all in this version.
Am I the only one getting in trouble while trying to import table rates ?
Actually the import table rate doesn't work so I had to export the shipping_tablerate table from the database of my previous installation, then import it directly in the new database.
I've inserted new regions in the directory_country_regions table, then inserted table rates rules in the shipping_tablerate table. I have 4 categories of conditions.
Subset 1 of all regions
-> have tax $10 for subtotals of 0 - 100
-> have tax $0 for subtotals of 100+
Subset 2 of all regions
-> have tax $5 for subtotals of 0 - 50
-> have tax $0 for subtotals of 50+
Ofc, Subset 1 + Subset 2 === Regions, Subset 1 & Subset 2 don't share any region_id.
I've tried several approaches, but the shipping rate in the checkout process is always the lowest in the tablerate table.
Let's assume Subset1 = {region_id_1, region_id_2}, Subset2 = {region_id_3, region_id_4}
What I've done:
I've inserted 2 rules for each region_id, first the ones from 0 to 100 and 50, respectively, and then for a subtotal greater than 100 or 50, respectively.
In the end the table would look like this:
dest_country_id dest_region_id dest_zip condition_name condition_value price costRO region_id_1 '' package_value 0 10 10RO region_id_2 '' package_value 0 10 10RO region_id_3 '' package_value 0 5 5RO region_id_4 '' package_value 0 5 5RO region_id_1 '' package_value 100 0 0RO region_id_2 '' package_value 100 0 0RO region_id_3 '' package_value 50 0 0RO region_id_4 '' package_value 50 0 0
Hi guys, I think I found the reason why table rates weren't working as expected. I've checked app/code/core/Mage/Shipping/Model/Mysql4/Carrier/Tablerate.php and noticed this SQL was usually being generated:
SELECT `shipping_tablerate`.* FROM `shipping_tablerate` WHERE ( (dest_zip='') OR (dest_region_id='223' AND dest_zip='') OR (dest_country_id='RO' AND dest_region_id='0' AND dest_zip='') OR (dest_country_id='0' AND dest_region_id='0' AND dest_zip='')) AND (condition_name='package_value') AND (condition_value<='155') AND (website_id='1')ORDER BY `condition_value` DESC LIMIT 1
The thing is, I'm building the quotation based on Country (Romania only) and Region (two classes of regions). The zip/postal code is not mandatory and often users leave it blank (but this is true event if it's not blank). The first condition in the OR group is always true for rules that don't have ZIP specific rules. I think that part should only be added if $zip is not empty string. Just a thought.
I've removed the "(dest_zip='') OR" part and quotes are being displayed ok.
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From the Publisher"[A]n outstanding survey recommended for any college-level or public library strong in social and legal issues."
"Of all the people who work for gun control organizations, Henigan is probably the most influential thinker. It was he who cooked up the batch of 1998-99 lawsuits by anti-gun mayors and trial lawyers against firearm manufacturers, wholesalers, stores, and trade associations. Ultimately, the suits failed to cripple the firearm industry, but they came close. Henigan is much more prescient than some of the other 'intellectuals' at gun control organizations in recognizing when a particular position has become untenable and needs to be abandoned. . . . Lethal Logic, although not an official book of the Brady Campaign, presents what will likely be the key talking points for gun control advocates and their media allies in the coming months and years."
"Anyone interested in the intersection of culture, psychology, and commerce can find valuable lessons in Lethal Logic. . . Henigan's insights into the marketing genius of the firearm industry are truly eye-opening. . . . Whatever your views on guns, their relationship to crime, and the meaning of the Second Amendment, Lethal Logic has something important to teach: A consistent, passionate message cultivates customer loyalty."
"Henigan effectively disarms the gun lobby's arguments, fighting back with equal doses of common sense and uncommon insight. Lethal Logic will make it much tougher for spineless politicians in both parties to hide behind the NRA's superficial slogans and rationality-defying spin. A must-read for every American who longs to bring sanity to our nation's gun laws."
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As Amazon Grows In Seattle, Pay Equity For Women Declines
Re: Here we go again (495 comments)
"Also, correlation does not imply causation. Is amazon paying women less for same job?"
The REAL question that never seems to get an answer
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"Also, correlation does not imply causation. Is amazon paying women less for same job?"
The REAL question that never seems to get an answer
This idea... (93 comments)
needs to be implemented at all levels of the internet, hopefully it gives the American Stasi like the NSA, CIA, and FBI major headaches...
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Re:Buyer Beware (473 comments)
Yet another example of why I don't spend a dime on Kickstarter or similar "Get in on the ALpha/Beta" schemes. Create your product and show me it's worth buying first...
Right.... (231 comments)
"Ontario Provincial Police" = Third Reich 2.0?
Re:lack of self-awareness (441 comments)
Sounds more like losers that can't cut it.
The workplace is for work.
Your off time is for friends and family.
She's another of those babies that want everyone to like them. Too bad it doesn't work that way in reality. I wonder how many of her co-workers could sense her as a fake.
Re:Obama (706 comments)
But we aren't dealing with "sensible person"s, we are dealing with greedheads.
Re:ISPs don't want to take Cogent's money (706 comments)
You don't, unless you want individual billionaires running their own cables anew and selling you the connection. The cost of all that property access right-of-way and running all the lines is rather expensive.
Yeah, a virus called.... (275 comments)
The Internet, Reality TV, and Sports/Hollywood worship....
Re:The answer (441 comments)
Are they actually doing anything to her/at her? Or is she just pissy because they don;t want to spend their spare time with her? She's starting to sound like a harpy, and then wonders why no one wants to be her friend?
Re:The answer (441 comments)
Amen... that is the big problem with all this "diversity" nonsense.
Businesses exist to make money, they'll hire people with the talent and ability to make them money, regardless of color, gender, race, etc.
Re:lack of self-awareness (441 comments)
Doesn't really say how hard she tried, but if that batch of co-workers doesn't want to hang out with her socially, not really much she can do, except try to make other friends.
Frankly, she sounds like one of those annoying people that just want everyone to like and accept them and then they whine about it when someone doesn't find them fascinating or interesting. You can't force people to like you, and trying will just make them detest you...
Re:lack of self-awareness (441 comments)
"When people learn to grow up and stop acting like the world revolves around them, they can learn to accomodate other people."
I agree, she should suck it up and go to the bar if she wants to socialize. Bars serve more than just beer.
Why should her co-workers waste their free time catering to those who don't have any interest in doing what they want to do?
Off the clock your time is YOURS, do want you want with it.
She needs to try fitting in rather than trying to force change.
Stop being a stick in the mud, listen to the conversations, and find something you;re willing to try that the existing social group likes and suggest doing that.
Why does "diversity" insist on dictating what people do with their rare and precious free time?
But (441 comments)
" I feel like I've lost my entire cultural identity in effort to be part of the culture I've spent the majority of the last decade in."
But why do you feel the need to inject YOUR culture into the workplace? You are there to work, not to discuss culture...
Re:Stupid.... (165 comments)
If you are that stupid that you get all your political leaning from ONE source, perhaps you are too stupid to be allowed to live any longer...
No different than television ads, radios ads, all that garbage junk mail, all the annoying political phone calls, etc....
Re:Sorry, Mr. Zuckerberg, I've voted. (165 comments)
My apathy runneth over....
Stupid.... (165 comments)
"raising questions about its use and Facebook's ability to influence elections"
And how is Facebook influencing elections by reminding users to vote? Are they also telling them who to vote FOR?
The campaign money Zuckerberg and fellow evil 1%ers does more to influence election results....
Re:don't use biometrics (328 comments)
Good point. People are such sheep that they haven't figured this out. But the current "Let's keep the people divided with all this fake "Democrats vs Republicans" bullshit so they don't realize America dies long ago and was replaced by a plutocracy."
Re:don't use biometrics (328 comments)
Seriously, do you KNOW how many laws there are at the Federal, State, County, and municipal level there are on the books now?
you may THINK you aren't breaking any, but you'd be surprised
Re:They tried to raise prices 20% unnanounced (392 comments)
I usually never just "sit and watch TV", TV tends to be more of a "background noise", or if it's something I'm more actively watching, if there are commercials and it's not DVR'd to allow FF past them, I tune out and surf the web, or hit the can, or grab a drink or something until the commercials are over. I recognize them, but mainly as "white noise" that are otherwise ignored.


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Glenn's house was immaculate, very well stocked, and we loved having access to his kayaks and bicycles. It's an amazing property if you want to get away from it all (although there is WIFI and cable TV) and enjoy the spectacular Cherokee Sound area all day long. The house is the closest one in the settlement to the water. There's a little beach in front and when the tide goes out, you can walk the flats for a long, long way. We gathered lots of lovely shells. The Long Dock is such a great feature; it's the longest wooden dock in the Bahamas. It makes snorkeling at high tide so easy. We also loved taking the kayaks over to Little Bay just around the bend, which had an isolated beach and a long rocky shoreline which was great for snorkeling - we saw sting rays, dolphins, and lots of fish. Right next door to the house is a tidal creek where kids would play and the current rushes in and out under a short wooden bridge. The bikes were great for riding to the store or just around the quaint, little town. If you want a relaxing getaway, and enjoy snorkeling, swimming, shelling, kayaking, sunning, and cooking/making your meals, then I highly recommend this property. There are no close restaurants (Pete's Pub is not too far but it was closed through October) or bars. We did save a lot of $ by stocking up in Marsh Harbor and eating "at home" during our week. The days went by so fast even though we were just "hanging out". My husband enjoyed talking with the locals in the morning at the bench on The Long Dock. I would love to go back to Cherokee Sound, and I would definitely rent this property again.


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On the Distribution for the Duration of a Randomized Leader Election Algorithm (1996)
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author = {James Allen Fill and Hosam M. Mahmoud and Wojciech Szpankowski},
title = {On the Distribution for the Duration of a Randomized Leader Election Algorithm},
journal = {Ann. Appl. Probab},
year = {1996},
volume = {6},
pages = {1260--1283}
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We investigate the duration of an elimination process for identifying a winner by coin tossing, or, equivalently, the height of a random incomplete trie. Applications of the process include the election of a leader in a computer network. Using direct probabilistic arguments we obtain exact expressions for the discrete distribution and the moments of the height. Elementary approximation techniques then yield asymptotics for the distribution. We show that no limiting distribution exists, as the asymptotic expressions exhibit periodic fluctuations. In many similar problems associated with digital trees, no such exact expressions can be derived. We therefore outline a powerful general approach, based on the analytic techniques of Mellin transforms, Poissonization, and de-Poissonization, from which distributional asymptotics for the height can also be derived. In fact, it was this complex variables approach that led to our original discovery of the exact distribution. Complex analysis metho...


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I want to achieve this :
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I made a widget and achieved to make it transparent like this :
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Standard Room, 1 King Bed (Spa)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Erie hotel with 2 restaurants
Situated in Erie, this hotel is close to Millcreek Mall and Presque Isle Downs and Casino. Area attractions also include Erie Zoo and Whispering Woods Golf Course.
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Televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and air conditioning.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to a water park, Courtyard by Marriott Erie features an indoor pool and a spa tub. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center. 2 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers a children's pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a sauna. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
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The Bistro - This restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Loved location, right in town with easy walking distance to beach and great restaurants. Charming rooms with fireplace and small balcony in room 33. Quiet and peaceful retreat with very accommodating staff. Coffee and cookies always available in lobby and an added plus. Breakfast was ample and pastries were different each day and wonderful. Loved the idea of different levels for each room.
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