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By Karen Brainard
Ramona TEA'd drew its largest crowd ever for its 50th public forum when Sheriff Joe Arpaio from Arizona's Maricopa County came to speak on Saturday.
Darrell Beck, Ramona Tea'd member, said about 460 people came to hear Arpaio, known as "America's toughest sheriff." A couple hundred people had to be turned away, he said.
The 82-year-old sheriff, who has become a controversial figure for his stance on crime and illegal immigration, has been elected six times for four-year terms and said he is planning to run again in 2016.
A group of about 25 protesters also showed up outside Ramona Mainstage, where the forum was held. Deputies from the San Diego County Sheriff's Department parked their vehicles in the street and stood nearby in case any problems occurred.
"Racists, bigots, go away," a female protester shouted into a megaphone. She held a sign that said "Workers of Unite and Fight, International Socialist Organization." Another protester held a sign that said "Deport racists, not children."
Among locations the protesters came from were Escondido, San Diego and "America."
On the other side of the sidewalk, residents from Ramona, Poway, Rancho Bernardo, Julian, Fallbrook, Tierrasanta, Carlsbad and other local towns stood in a line that stretched down the street
One deputy said there were a couple of scuffles with the protesters but when law enforcement intervened, the protesters left.
At 8:15 a.m. Paul Bernd of Ramona was one of the first to arrive for the forum, which opened doors at 11. He was able to secure a second row seat while some who arrived later were lucky to find standing room.
Arpaio drew loud applause from the packed room when he entered, and peppered his talk with humorous lines.
Illegal immigration was a topic foremost on many people's minds with the recent influx of 57,000 Central Americans, most of them children, coming across the U.S.-Mexico border. Arpaio said someone at the White House should have known about the surge in illegal immigrants.
"Some could be carrying bombs. Some could be terrorists," he said.
When he asked if anyone was from Murrieta, a group of about 25 raised their hands and drew cheers. Arpaio thanked them for standing up against the federal government's plan to transfer some of the undocumented immigrants to Murrieta, and for reviving the illegal immigration issue.
"You are the heroes of our country right now because you brought the problem back into the fold," he said.
The sheriff said President Obama invited three Central American presidents to the White House to talk about the influx of their citizens, but he questioned why Obama did not invite Mexico's president and why Mexico doesn't stop the illegals from crossing the border into the U.S.
"Mexico is the biggest problem," he said. "No one talks about Mexico."
Arpaio said the U.S. should send border patrol or military to work with the Mexican Army, as he did.
"Why can't we work operational and work on the other side and stop the drugs before they come across…very simple," he said to applause.
Arpaio talked about the success of his tent city, which he launched in 1993 for convicted inmates. The compound has 2,000 convicted men and women. He puts U.S. flags in jail cells and, if anyone messes with the flag, they go on bread and water.
"Pretty good. We save some money," he quipped.
Two months ago, he said he took meat out of the meals and the inmates are now vegetarians.
Arpaio also addressed his investigation into what he said was a fake, forged document of Obama's birth certificate, and said he asked for a real copy of the birth certificate, which he never received.
"You've got to do what's right," he said. "I do have a heart, believe it or not. I'm only as good as the people that support me."
On behalf of Ramona TEA'd, Jim Fontana presented Arpaio with a copy of the book "Images of America – Ramona" by Richard Carrico.
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The landscape Director or Associate Landscape Architect will be responsible for leading and developing a small landscape team, currently 4 staff, based in Edinburgh. Workload currently consists of Landscape and visual impact assessment (LVIA) for wind farm, waste and other energy infrastructure projects, landscape design and masterplanning.
Key responsibilities include:
• Leading and developing the team
• Preparing and managing the implementation for business / business development plans for the landscape team including working closely with other relevant disciplines such as town planning and EIA.
• Project management and technical review of a variety of commissions ensuring delivery to the highest standards.
• Undertaking a variety of landscape related technical assignments.
• Managing clients to ensure satisfaction and to maximise the value of ongoing business.
• Business development working with other key managers within Scotland and the rest of the company as appropriate.
• Proposal Management.
The position reports to the Edinburgh Operational Director and will also be part of the office management team.
The successful candidate is likely to have a minimum of seven years post qualification experience. Much of this will have been gained in a consultancy environment ideally including team management, project delivery and business development.
Minimum Qualifications:
• BA(Hons) or MA in Landscape Design, Landscape Management or Landscape Planning (Part II)
• Post Graduate Diploma or MA in landscape Architecture (Part III)
• Member of the Landscape Institute MLI (Part IV)
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• AutoCAD
• Proven LVIA Experience particularly related to wind farm developments
• Landscape Character Studies
• Proven Landscape Design experience
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• Full driving licence
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- jessabella617 Oct 14, 2010 12:27 PM
So I have a dear friend who has been dating a vegan for a year and is mourning the loss of Sunday Brunch. They have enjoyed many Thai, Middle Eastern restaurants but is craving delicious sweet brunch items like french toast, waffles, etc without each getting takeout and doing a picnic. So I am looking for restaurants to suggest that will please both a vegan and a vegetarian brunch sweets addict.
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Second this heartily. Vegan or not, it's way better than standing in line at the Town Diner across the street. Just so long as you are not married to real bacon for breakfast.
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Brunch every day at Dot2Dot Cafe in Dorchester, a little indie place I really liked, with solid vegan and vegetarian options, including house-baked bread and pastries. My review of it is in The Phoenix this week.
Veggie Planet in Harvard square is not 100% vegan, but has many vegan dishes. Brunch is only on Sunday (I think), and is pretty delicious.
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Scups on the harbor in East Boston near Maverick Station is another fav. Take a stroll through Piers Park & enjoy the large, outdoor sculpture pieces on your way to Scups. # of veggie options for you.
country life used to have one. but country life is no longer. except i think there is one in new hampshire.
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That is right- a very nice vegan brunch and right next to Garden Grill, too.
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Yes, True Bistro in Teele across from Rudy's serves vegan brunch:
Their menu says that they have crepes so it might work for you. Haven't done brunch there but have definitely enjoyed the 3 times I ate dinner there.
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Crusted tempeh with lentils and heirloom carrots. Green Curry with tofu. Whatever I had the first time is no longer on the menu. The wilted spinach salad was not only good but pretty massive (perfect for sharing). Coconut cream pie with blood orange sauce. And the Lammsbrau Organic Dunkelweiss beer that I had the second time was notable.
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Loved the Oyster Mushroom Tacos the time I went.
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Have been to True Bistro for brunch twice recently and it is really a nice addition to the dining scene for anyone, not just vegans. The space is open and bright, the service was very polite, with an air of sophistication and quiet professionalism, and the food was really great. The seitan sausages are a must. I had the waffle with hazelnuts and poached pears the first time and the Tofu Benedict the second. The waffle was a fairly generous size, about the size of your average salad plate, and the poached pears enhanced it nicely. It comes with syrup already added so you have to ask if you want more. The tofu was well prepared and came with spinach, a biscuit, Alfredo sauce and home fries. It was a much more generous portion than the waffle. Also had a small bottle of Prosecco which was decent. Highly recommended for a vegan brunch.
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I have been here twice for brunch, and it was really really good. I had the tofu benedict both times because it was so good. My mom, who is rather vegan-food-opposed, loved the biscuit that came with it even though there was no butter. They have crepes and waffles, tofu scrambles (also really good), a few baked goods and more lunchy foods.
I also really like the brunch at Red Lentil. They can make all their egg dishes with tofu or eggs, and their pancakes are amazing.
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I 2nd the recommendation of Dot2Dot Cafe. Also, Peace o' Pie in Allston does a Sunday Brunch buffet. Offerings vary from week to week.
If your friend is interested in group outings, there is a Vegan Brunch Group on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid...


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Sabatino's Trattoria & Bar brings authentic rustic Italian flare for a casual relaxed meal yet sophisticated enough for a special night out. This Italian eatery and wine bar is a true taste of Italian cuisine, featuring both traditional classics and modern staples. Like the food, the space itself is warm and inviting in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere.Continued
Large gluten free Menu that includes pasta, deserts & beer all gluten free. Private Room Available for up to 20 guests.
Large gluten free Menu that includes pasta, deserts & beer all gluten free. Private Room Available for up to 20 guests.
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Sabatino's Trattoria and Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
23 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (14)special occasion (12)good for groups (11)fit for foodies (10)kid-friendly (6)romantic (5)great for lunch (5)notable wine list (4)great for brunch (2)great for outdoor dining (2)hot spot (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- Group DinnerKenjnDined on 11/19/2014Have a perfect private room for parties of 12 or less!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great RestaurantMarciaDined on 11/15/2014It is the only restaurant I have been in for years that the music wasn't too loud . Our group of 4 were all seniors and for once we were able to have a conversation without yelling at each other. Excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and Service...CORMVIPDined on 11/8/2014The food was fantastic! It is a shame I didn't get the waiter's name to recommend his service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really Good Food!ABitPriceyVIPDined on 11/1/2014Great find close to White Rock / S. Surrey... No need to drive into town, dinner was very good and the service was great too. Will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceTheBigFizzDined on 9/12/2014Looking for an Italian gem in South Surrey - this is a great find! The food was very good, the atmosphere nice and the service was superb. My wife and I had a very enjoyable night and will be back thanks to the amazing wait staff.Special Features:
- Wonderful Friday night dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/12/2014We had a wonderful time! The server Adrian was so attentive and funny, he really made it a special night for us. We enjoyed all of our meals, I loved my capricciosa pizza (The crust was nice and thin) and my husbands halibut was to die for -- especially the sauce! The owner even came by to say hello, she was so sweet! We will definitely be coming back for the great service and food :)Special Features:
- Sabatino's Trattoria and BarlhersDined on 9/6/2014We were pleasantly surprised by the ambiance and the food at Sabatino's.. We went totally not knowing where it was or if it was good except from TripAdvisor recommendations...the pasta is all homemade and DELICIOUS. The service was excellent and we were able to take home left overs..if I was ever in the White rock, Surrey area again I would go with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic menu for lunchDDMMVIPDined on 8/28/2014Sabatinos was a great spot for lunch. The food was perfect. Thin and crispy pizza, lovely halibut, and very tasty chicken parmigian. They have a large menu so really anyone can find something. It is a neighborhood gem in a shopping center. You can make reservations. It was quiet at lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great eveningMagsDined on 8/26/2014We asked to sit outside because it was a hot evening and we were the only ones out there so we had a nice private dinner. The service and the food were very good so we had a great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RedPeteLuvFoodDined on 8/2/2014The red pasta sauce was really rich in flavor. In a good way. Wine and dessert was really good. Over all a very nice placeSpecial Features:
- The following 77 reviews are from the Sabatino's Trattoria and Bar reviews archive.
- OutstandingdatenightluvrDined on 7/25/2014I took my husband here for a date night. I had researched formal Italian dining and had an idea of what I wanted to see on a menu. Sabatino's had it all. Even the warm olives with bruschetta as a starter. We ordered little bits of everything, and just sat nibbling for 2.5 hours. The wine was excellent. Service was phenomenal, very polite and pleasant. The perfect amount of being present to keep our glasses filled and attend our needs, while not once ever feeling intruded upon. Absolutely fantastic evening.Special Features:
- Fabulous food at SabatinosOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/13/2014We chose to go to this restaurant with friends because we each had a coupon. We both agreed at the end of the meal that we will be back even without a coupon. The food was fabulous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Gluten FreeSoozDined on 7/11/2014Very good selection of gf choices. Accommodating to adapt other menu choices as well. Delicious!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A relaxing eveningMagsDined on 7/8/2014We had a very enjoyable dinner on the patio. It was a lovely warm evening but we were the first to sit outside where we received very attentive service. We have eaten here several times and the food is always good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/15/2014Enjoyed our food and service. Open Table: Our guest # changed from 7 to 5 and I couldn't see where to update or confirm our guest # after I entered it. The restaurant wasn't aware of our change. They mentioned someone before us also had the same problem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CrazyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/22/2014While we were waiting for our lunch to arrive, a car crashed into the front of the restaurant. Lost my appetite instantly. My heart was racing, thankful nobody was hurt. Took my food to go, didn't realize till I got home that my Panini came on a sesame seed hamburger bun? Not what I was expecting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!LincoDined on 5/17/2014I recently enjoyed an evening at Sabatino's. The food was excellent and I really appreciated the ability to order a half order of the pasta. I was a single diner and was treated politely and pleasantly, not rushed to get the table free. I will definitely be going back again.Special Features:
- ExcellentdpennerDined on 5/6/2014My friend, meet every month and we were very happy with our service & the meals at Sabatinos. We will be back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/26/2014We were there on a Saturday night and were surprised at how few people were there. Food was good, Service was good, Pricing was quite high for a family neighbourhood type place. The wine list, while quite extensive seemed overloaded with quite expensive wines. not sure that we'll be back very often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, but very slow serviceDrewDined on 4/11/2014We have eaten here quite a few times, and the food is always amazing … but this particular evening, the service was ridiculously slow. We had a "seasoned" server, too, and they were fully staffed, and not too busy …. but it took an hour for our food to come. And when we asked about it, she was rather defensive and not at all apologetic. Because of this (because of her, actually) we will not go back to this restaurant. We left (after having been there for a ridiculous 2.5 hours) feeling quite angry, actually. If our server had apologized, or even acknowledged our comments, we would have been less upset. But she was very dismissive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gluten FreePrincessHJCDined on 3/21/2014Options were great - loved the toast with the crab and artichoke dipSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yes!JasmineDined on 3/1/2014We had a wonderful dinner. The food, service and entertainment were excellent! Thanks so much!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Welcomed on a snowy dayMagsDined on 2/24/2014We were welcomed and had great service even though there was an awful lot of snow outside and the staff wanted to get home. They closed the restaurant after we arrived for our 6.30 reservation but did not hurry us at all. The restaurant was obviously very quiet because we were the only ones there, the food and the service were both excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Italianstorm216Dined on 2/16/2014My husband took me and the kids to this Italian Restaurant. I had the Cappelletti Fungi and it was excellent!!! The pizza was wood fired, thin and delicious. I would definitely go back when I have a hankering for authentic Italian.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was excellent! Very crowded,JTSRDined on 2/15/2014Food was excellent! Very crowded, service very slow. i guess to to Valentines. Based on the outstanding food, would certainly try it again." We loved the live music.. singing great classics.. AMORESpecial Features:
- Valentine DinnerseaphantomDined on 2/14/2014Wife and I booked online for a Valentine Dinner. Food was good, service was extremely slow. Had to wait for almost an hour and fifteen minutes between completion of the appies & the main course. NOticed same scene with at least 2 tables besides us. Our order for the full course was placed right in the beginning. Would be suitable for those who like their drinks slow and steady, and are not concerned when the food is served.
- Slow serviceSamyVIPDined on 2/14/2014It took more than 90 minutes to get our food. The service was terrible but the food is goodSpecial Features:
- Sabatino'spickyDined on 1/21/2014Excellent Service, good food. Good atmosphere.Nicely done. I would definitely recommend to friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great night outOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/18/2014We brought out of town guests. We all enjoyed the food, atmosphere and service. Our friends were very impressed with the meals as well as the value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New Year's Eve to rememberFoxyRoxyDined on 12/31/2013We were greeted immediately with smiles and warm welcomes. The server was attentive at all times. We had mussels and the spinach and artichoke dip for our starters and they were really good. Main course was even better. I had te veal osso bucco which was tasty and tender. Best part was the fettuccini noodles with oil & garlic and a bit of sauce from veal, just salivating thinking about that again. My husband who compares every spaghetti and meat sauce to his fathers was quite impressed With what he had.My friends enjoyed their meals as well. We all thought it was super nice of the owners to come around and check on us a few times. Gave us the family restaurant feel. I will have to say I really enjoyed our New Year's Eve and will be back !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great for NYEsnowbirds56Dined on 12/31/2013Got to enjoy a last minute reservation for four at Sabatinos. Unlike other places with a fixed menu on New Years Eve, they had their standard menu with a few chef specials thrown in. It was a great surprise to have live music during dinner! Throw in the wine selection and service that goes with it and there's very little to complain or find fault here.Special Features:
- we dine here every time weJTSRDined on 12/31/2013we dine here every time we come to surrey wonderful placeI would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and service as alwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/29/2013Visit Sabatino's a few times a year and each visit is just as good as the last.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sabatino's ReviewFoodyFamilyDined on 12/29/2013It had been a while since we were last here - and we agreed our absence had been too long. A great menu - not lengthy but great selections of Italian food classics. Atmosphere casual but sophisticated enough to establish the Italian ambiance. Food quality consistently high, well presented and in generous quantities. A good value for the price. But the staff really make this a great experience, right from being greeted at the entrance and all through the meal service. Vibrant and friendly but not intrusive - like family. We'll be back before too long.Special Features:
- Dining outSryguyDined on 12/14/2013We live in south Surrey and dine out several times a week,this restaurant has been consistant with the service and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thank you!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/14/2013. We had a large party and we were all served and taken care of with such ease and thoughtfulness. I love this restaurant and would be confident to go back with a group or for romantic dinning for two.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service was attentive, suggestiveMaryDined on 12/11/2013Service was attentive, suggestive and perfect, only eclipsed by the food. We had a the rack of lamb & gnocci and it was amazing! I will go back again and again. Highly recommend and worth the price!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/7/2013I took a group of 20 clients to dinner at Sabatino's and the experience was excellent. Only one person in the party had been there previously so the rest of us had no idea what to expect. The service was excellent. The food was very fresh, of high quality in both preparation and presentation. Everyone had something different and each was very pleased with their entrees. Would highly recommend this restaurant,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good ol' Timessnowbirds56Dined on 12/7/2013From the moment you walk in, the service you receive is just fantastic. Staff is friendly and attentive and makes sure to be around frequently enough to take care of the group. The environment is nice and the lights are dim enough to make it relaxing and romantic. Food was excellent and prices were reasonable and fare. The only 1 thing that wasn't as great as everything else is that we asked for about 5 bottles of a specific wine and they only had 2 in stock...so the Server recommended an alternative and it wound up being pretty tasty. Overall I would recommend Sabatino's to anyone looking for a place with great service, reasonable prices, lovely atmosphere, and great food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- we had a really nice time,Cat12Dined on 12/7/2013we had a really nice time, great food service and even live music which was at just the right volume so you could still talk.Special Features:


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New Jets team logos unveiled
Published Friday, July 22, 2011 5:54PM CST
The new logos for the Winnipeg Jets were unveiled Friday afternoon.
Officials showed off the primary and secondary logos on the NHL team's website.
Officials said the design for the new logo was developed in partnership with Reebok and the NHL, and was inspired by the logo of the Royal Canadian Air Force.
"True North Sports & Entertainment felt it was important for the new Winnipeg Jets to develop a strong new identity," said Mark Chipman, chairman of True North Sports & Entertainment, in a press release.
"We felt it was important to authenticate the name Jets and we believe the new logo does that through its connection to our country's remarkable Air Force heritage, including the rich history and relationship that our city and province have enjoyed with the Canadian Forces," said Chipman.
Team uniforms will be revealed at a later day, said officials.
Winnipeggers who spoke with CTV News expressed mixed reactions to the new logos, with some conveying approval, while others voiced support for the old Jets logo.
In Winnipeg, Jets fans also lined up Friday to buy merchandise with the new logos on it at the team's new store at the corner of Portage Avenue and Hargrave Street.
Officials showed off the team's primary and secondary logos online Friday afternoon. (image courtesy www.winnipegjets.com)
Jets fans lined up Friday to buy merchandise with the new logos on it at the team's new store at the corner of Portage Avenue and Hargrave Street.
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Browser Battles: Opera, CrossOver Chromium and Flock
At the time of this writing, the recent Google Chrome browser is available natively only on the Windows platform with a Linux edition still in development. The idea behind Chrome is to remedy the past "mistakes" made by browser makers and provide a tool that also runs applications and not just displays Web pages.
Thanks to good ol' Linux-geek ingenuity, however, we don't have to wait for the Google folks to finish their project. Instead, CodeWeavers, makers of the CrossOver line of Wine-based applications, has created CrossOver Chromium, a Linux "port" of Google Chrome.
Although the situation may change by the time you read this, the reality is that CrossOver Chromium is betaware and not yet ready for prime time. On Chromium's status, CodeWeavers offers the warning that it is "just a proof of concept, for fun, and to showcase what Wine can do".
Should you decide to tinker with Chromium, you'll find some things satisfactory, and others frustrating. On the plus side, Chromium is thankfully open source, written in V8, Google's JavaScript virtual machine and based on the WebKit layout engine. Furthermore, installing Chromium is a snap, with a downloadable binary in DEB (for Ubuntu) and RPM (for SUSE, Mandriva and Red Hat) formats, as well as a package with a one-click shell script for other distros.
You'll also like Chromium if you prefer a lack of clutter over feature-rich functionality. I've been told that the Windows version is fast as lightning, as reputedly shall be Chrome for Linux, but Chromium certainly is more like thunder than lightning.
One unique feature our ilk will love on Chromium is the (for real) "Stats for nerds" function. When you call forth the task manager, you'll get a list of open Web pages, complete with memory status, CPU usage and network speed related to each page. On the task manager, in addition to an option to kill the process for each open page, you also can click on a Stats for nerds link, which pulls up a new tab complete with additional information such as PID, memory utilization for both the entire browser and each tab.
I also like Chromium's option to open a number of home pages upon startup and not just one. Apparently unique to Chromium is another neat feature, incognito browsing, which allows the user to leave no local trace in the browser or cache of what's been viewed.
On the frustrating side, although you'll find Chromium functional for loading Web pages, it feels a bit slow and clunky. Furthermore, Chromium lacks an integrated non-Web-based RSS reader, which Firefox and Opera have right in the address bar. It also lacks extensive bookmark management, which most other full-featured browsers have. Another core issue is privacy on Chromium, because Google collects usage statistics and crash reports from you as a default. Luckily, you can turn this off by selecting Options from the "wrench" menu.
In the future, Google says we can expect currently absent features to become available, such as better bookmark management, an extension framework, a way to e-mail complete Web pages and links easily and more.
The take-home message on Chromium is that it is a Spartan browser with few bells and whistles whose post-beta experience is slated to be lightning fast on the Linux platform. For now though, CrossOver Chromium is a sluggish prototype held together by lots of virtual duct tape. We can only hope that the native Linux version of Chrome will be so blindingly fast that it gives us a reason to consider leaving its bulkier competitors behind.
At the far opposite end of the philosophical spectrum from the slim Chromium lies Flock, the Swiss Army knife of browsers. Flock takes the "portal" approach to browsing, adhering to a philosophy that efficiency lies in consolidation rather than raw page-load speed. Based on the latest Gecko engine with a number of specialized extensions, Flock bills itself as "The Social Web Browser" that "collects all of your feeds, friends, media and sites in one convenient place".
The reason for such a billing is that Flock wants you to do nearly everything from a unified command center. This includes interacting with social networking sites (such as Facebook and Twitter), photo and video search (such as Flickr and YouTube), photo uploading and sharing (such as Picasa and Photobucket), blogging (such as Blogger and LiveJournal), news consolidation with custom RSS feeds and bookmark syncing with on-line bookmark services (such as delicious and magnolia).
The key to keeping all this stuff straight is the Flock Toolbar, which offers an icon that represents each type of media by function (Figure 4). These icons include My World, a home base of sorts that includes the information you want, such as news feeds and your Facebook friends; the People Sidebar for social networking interactions; the Media Bar for quick video and photo searches; the Feeds Sidebar for managing RSS; Webmail for interfacing with Web-based e-mail services; Favorites (bookmarks); the Accounts and Services Sidebar for managing accounts and logins; the Web Clipboard, a location to which you can drag links, images and text to save for later perusal; the Blog Editor and the Photo Uploader. Besides all this, you can, of course, simply surf the Web conventionally.
James Gray is Products Editor for Linux Journal
chromium on linux
Chromium runs natively under linux, I have it running on Ubuntu 9.04 and it is blindingly fast !
Very good article ,thank you
Very good article ,thank you for your share.
Here I also have a good share: Tradestead , there are many kinds of cheap and beautiful consumer electronics!
Another Bump For Opera
I disagree with the author on Opera's speed. It is faster then it's peers in both speed and speed of use. Most of the benchmarks that I've seen put Opera at, or just under the top. For example:
Feature wise, it's in a whole different league then its peers. One of my favorites is the developer tools it comes with. Very cool browser.
opera is the best one
Thanks for finally mentioning Opera. I use it as my main browser. I really don't care that it's not open source, I find it's the most polished browser available, has a ton of useful features, it's highly configurable, and I can get things done in far fewer keystrokes/mouse clicks than in Firefox. I never use Firefox unless I absolutely have to, and that's practically never.
Oh, the irony...
... an article solely about Web Browsers, with nary a URI to be seen...
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I awoke this morning with so much thanks flooding out of me. Been trying to list 5 things I'm thankful for each day. Needless to say I have more than 5 things daily to be thankful for. Feeling so blessed and thankful today. I have so much and am so thankful for God's blessings in my life. I am so overwhelmed by His generosity. I so treasure my children, my mother in law, my husband, my friends....my upbringing...so thankful
I am also so thankful I have a quiet morning to wake up and get dressed and travel to daughter in law's family dinner. I don't have to hussle I can take my time and enjoy these quiet moments.
So Thankful today!
Beginning each day with a list of 5 things I'm thankful for..and each day it has to be different things. Easy to do as I have so much to be thankful for in my life.
At work by myself today. I'm guessing it will be a slow day! May get some payments....
Off Thursday/Friday. Looking forward to a 4 day weekend. Staying home and hopefully getting some decorating started and work on the bow case.
Taught Bible Study last evening while co-worker had Praise Team Practise. I know she's nervous about it as this is her first time to sing...another singer didn't show...it was a crazy evening. I know worship Minister was a little stressed out as things weren't coming together with the whole set. Co-worker feeling the stress of it all too! It will work out. Some practises don't seem to come together and then Sunday morning it all comes together.
Traveling to Cincinnati for Thanksgiving with daughter in law's family. Don't have to cook!
Off to make it a great Thankful Day!
Meeting with BNI member today...she has a marketing business. Hoping to purchase some Christmas presents. She seems like such a joyful, beautiful lady. Looking forward to getting to know her better.
Was able to get in a lunchtime walk. It was a nice day to walk. The sun was out and it was nice.
Today and Wednesday and then a 4 day weekend. Looking forward to the break. Planning to start decorating some, work on bow case for co-worker.
Daughter is planning to invite a bunch of friends over for New Years Eve kinda like an open house as they fly out early the next morning! So gotta start getting the house into shape. Looking forward to spending time with family and friends this holiday season. NOt gonna lie the best part will be spending time with daughter. She is becoming such a joy to be around.
Mom is in a funk again. Then we find out she's been talking to relatives. Seems like every time she talks to people from her past she goes into a downer. Not sure why...they all want her to hop a train or come visit them and she won't and then she gets so down. Never asks us to take her...then we have to pull her up and get her going again. I know the season we're heading into is a tough one too. We try to keep her busy to get through the holidays...
Off to be thankful and see what adventures today holds for me!
Had a nice weekend! Got a lot of yard work done...was in a car poker run ralley yesterday afternoon. A beautiful day...enjoyed the countryside. We missed a turn but was able to find our way back on course. You are given directions with odometer mileage and you have to find your way around the countryside. At 4 stations you picked a card from a person and reset your odometer readings for the next set of directions. You have a 2 hour time limit to complete the ralley. In the end the one who had the best poker hand from the cards you drew won...if you were within the time limit and everyone was. We were the 10th car out and came in 10th...I don't play cards and had no clue in that area. The countryside was so pretty. You also had 10 questions to answer from along the trip...signs and things to fill in the blank or answer. It was fun. Getting easier for me/us.
Ready for a short week. Co-worker taking off Wednesday. Then she'll work a few days after Thanksgiving and will be off from Dec 21 - Jan 7. It should be slow and I was off last year to visit daughter.
So much in my life to be thankful for...health, family, friends, job, warm home, a vehicle to get to work, safety, love...my cup overfloweth. Learning to be content where I am and enjoy the journey where I'm at.
So Thankful!
Got the yard trimmed up and cleaned up for winter. Not feeling too bad today a little stiff and sore...but not like a few weeks ago.
Going on a car rally this afternoon with hubby.
Have had a good weekend. Looking forward to the holiday. Going to daughter in law's family for dinner...so I don't have to cook or clean.
Off to praise the Lord!


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* One of the RPG world's first {{Evil Plan}}s (albeit a very simple one): when [[spoiler:Garland]] reveals, at the end of the game, that he [[spoiler:created a time loop by sending the Fiends 2000 years forward so they would send his body back 2000 years to allow him to transform into [[OneWingedAngel Chaos]], and live forever]].
** [[spoiler:Oh, he doesn't care overmuch about ''living'' forever, he wants to ''kill the Light Warriors forever''. After they killed him as Garland, he hates them so much that killing them once just wouldn't be ''enough''. He wants to spend eternity killing them over, and over, and over, and over, and over again.]]
** [[spoiler:The severing of said time loop by the Light Warriors may also count, if you actually care that much about the story to such a simple game.]]
* The iconic bridge-crossing scene, which signals the real beginning of the game.
* This game's very existence really. [[SquareEnix A dying company]]'s employee makes one last ditch attempt at a good game. His only real standard: show up ''DragonQuest''. Instead of [[ItsUpToYou one character]], choose any combination of four from six unique classes. Instead of less than a dozen boring spells, choose any 24 from at least 36 options. Instead of a handful of equipment, dozens of pieces that match the class options. It doesn't seem like much today, but back then, it was miles above what anyone thought a game could be. It saved a dying company and spawned one of the [[CashCowFranchise most famous video game series in the world]].
* "[[MemeticMutation I, GARLAND,]] [[GoodBadTranslation SHALL]] [[NeverSayDie KNOCK YOU ALL DOWN!"]]