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Winter Sports Clinics Just For The Ladies
Big Bear Lake Winter Sports For Women Only
The Women's Edventures coaching staff will be at Snow Summit and Bear Mountain for four ski and snowboarding clinics geared toward women in 2011. The first two clinics are January 27-28 and January 29-30. Clinics will also be held February 24-25 and February 26-27. You can make your reservations online and be sure to confirm them at least one week prior to the clinic dates.
The Women's Edventures clinics are taught by professional ski instructors and all levels will be taught including beginners, intermediate and advanced. The clinic registration fee is $289 which includes a two day lift pass, five hours of on-the-hill instruction each day, video analysis, breakfast on the first day, lunches and snacks , goodie bags and drawings and personalized strategies for improvement (students are videotaped each day to illustrate what they need to focus on and what they've accomplished so far).
For more information, call Ann Keller Plumb at 714-469-6748 or visit the website at www.womensedventures.com .
Don't forget to contact Mallard Bay Resort in Big Bear Lake for lodging during the clinic. You can reach us at 909-866-2526 or book online at www.mallardbayresort.com .
Fun in Big Bear
- Hot Dawgz and Handrails
- Big Bear Oktoberfest 2014
- Endure The Bear Trail Run September 6th, 2014
- Big Bear Art on the Lake
- Don't Miss Big Bear Lake's Fall Bass Tournament!
- 2013 May Trout Classic in Big Bear Lake
- Free Entry to Fishin' For $50K Tournament!
- Moonshine and Mayhem In Big Bear Lake
- Come See The Eagles In Big Bear
- Big Bear Lake Snowshoe Tours
- Big Bear Lake 2011 Fishing Tournaments
- Jared M. Landaker Memorial Run Set For September 24th
- Free Snowplay At Mallard Bay
- Can You Conquer The Bear
- Great Ski Discounts at Big Bear Ski Resorts
- Attention Aspiring Filmmakers and Screenwriters!
- Ski Patrol, Anyone
- Attention Fishermen! Don't Miss The Big Bear Lake Troutfest
- Book Early For 2011 Big Bear Oktoberfest!
- Big Bear Fall Fest
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As if we weren't already salivating enough at the prospect of E3 and all those games looming on the horizon, Konami has just announced that, for the first time ever, it will be debuting a Pro Evo Soccer game - normally reserved for its own autumnal Pro Evo extravaganza - at the US event.
Cited to be "one of several key releases on the Konami stand", Pro Evo 6 will be presented to the masses by its producer and creator, Shingo 'Seabass' Takatsuka, on his first ever trip to E3.
Takatsuka has promised to reveal more details about the new additions to the game - some of which he dangled before us back in October last year, including the possibility of 11-versus-11 player online action and an online version of the master league.
We'll be taking a closer look at Pro Evo 6 at E3 in May - you'll know the score just as soon as we do.

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Madame Butterfly (Madama Butterfly in Italian) is a three-act opera by Giacomo Puccini. Based on both the short story Madame Chrysanth�me and Madame Butterfly, it tells the story of Cio-Cio San (nicknamed Butterfly) in 1904, Nagasaki, Japan. Cio-Cio San, a soprano and beautiful 15 year old girl, is engaged to be married to a U.S. Naval Officer named Pinkerton. He admires her for her innocence and beauty, like a young delicate butterfly, and the fact that he can just as easily pluck her wings. He only wants to temporarily marry her until he finds an American bride. They are happily planned to be married, but Butterfly's uncle disapproves of the fact that she renounced her religion for her husband. Her family disowns her, but Pinkerton comforts her.In the next act, three years have passed and Pinkerton is off and gone. Butterfly is alone, and Suzuki shows up to her home with a letter from Pinkerton. Butterfly thinks the letter says he will return, and Sharpless is not sure what to say to her. He doesn't know if Pinkerton will actually return or not. Butterfly had a child back at home without him, and calls him Sorrow, until her husband comes home, saying then when he returns the child will be called Joy.Pinkerton comes home, only to have Butterfly find out that in these past three years, he's married a woman named Kate. Sadly Butterfly accepts this, gives up her child, and chooses what she finds honorable with what she has left.It's an opera. What do you expect? A happy ending?This opera has had countless adaptations, one with a page on this wiki being Miss Saigon and Mademoiselle Butterfly. It also inspired the play M. Butterfly, and received quite a few references in Weezer's album Pinkerton.
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Restructuring schools for linguistic diversity : linking decision making to effective programs. Vol 2nd. New York: Teachers College, Columbia University; 2011.
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As part of that initiative, the city of Cincinnati on Tuesday announced an agreement signed by Cincinnati city manager Milton Dohoney Jr. as well as city managers of Newport and Covington, Ky., agreeing to allow licensed taxicabs to freely commute and transport passengers across city lines from July 1-15. This differs from normal taxi law, in which a Covington driver who picked up passengers in Covington and transported them to Cincinnati, for example, would be barred from picking up another group of passengers within Cincinnati limits, instead required to go back to Covington to seek business.
Licensed taxi drivers who wish to take part of the integrated system are required to attend a "Hospitality Session" hosted by the City of Cincinnati, which will offer recommendations for interacting with international visitors and offer drivers World Choir Games schedule information. With completion of the session, drivers will earn a purple World Choir Games placard for their car, signifying their ability to commute across the river.
In May, City Council voted to approve a number of changes to the Cincinnati taxi system, to be implemented over a series of three stages, beginning July 1 to coincide with the influx of the World Choir Games. Changes included increased fares, an expanded arsenal of taxi stands and improved signage.
They say you move to Cincinnati and put on a pair of goggles — the longer you stay, the harder it is to take them off. And why would you want to? I've lived here for five years and still manage to fall deeper in love with this city every day. For all you newcomers, here are some necessary guidelines for your initiation into the greatest city in the Midwest.
1. Pick a chili, not a side. The East side/West side rivalry is deeply rooted in competitive turf wars and stubborn rationalizations. When brought up in conversation, it's usually best to remain indifferent and let your eyes glaze over until the fighting stops.
2. Become a regular at (at least) one bar in Over-the-Rhine. Find your favorite bartender at Neon's and dance to the '8os music at Japp's on a Saturday night. Discover new music at MOTR or wind down with some jazz at 1215 Wine Bar.
3. Understand that high schools — and the culture surrounding them — are really important here. "Are you from around here?" is almost always followed by, "So what high school did you go to?" Cincinnatians stick to their alma maters like glitter on glue, and everyone has a reputation.
4. See The Cincy Brass play at Mr. Pitiful's before you die (or move). Request the song "Let Me Clear My Throat" by DJ Kool. Gyrate on everyone.
5. Get to know Kentucky. Bounce around the Levee and Mainstrasse. End your night with a cheesy goetta omelet at the Anchor Grill. Trust me on this one.
6. Cincinnati has the second largest Oktoberfest in the world (The WORLD!) second only to Munich. Dress like a German, drink like a German, eat like a German.
7. Develop a severe case of road rage while driving on I-75. Perfect the ability to stare someone down after cutting you off.
8. Vote. Get involved with this city's politics. Picket City Hall or write a letter to an editor. Cincinnati had a record-breaking low voter turnout in the 2013 mayoral election — make your voice heard.
9. Give back to your neighborhood. Volunteer at the Freestore Foodbank or tutor kids at Wordplay Cincy. Teach an art class or buy someone an umbrella on a rainy day. Start a collaborative effort to make this city the best it can be.
10. Master the Metro and make friends with the drivers. Sit up front and strike up a conversation with a stranger. Try not to fall when the metro slides down one of Cincinnati's many 90-degree angles.
11. Appreciate Cincinnati sports. Tailgate at a Bengal's game, cheer on the Cyclones and pledge your allegiance to Brandon Phillips' smile.
12. EAT ALL THE GOETTA. And LaRosa's. And Graeter's. Now start training for the Flying Pig.
13. Find your favorite city park with your favorite view of the skyline against Kentucky. Feel safe tucked away in the hills. Ponder about the meaning of life.
14. Roll your windows down and go 10 miles over the speed limit on the Roebling Bridge. Listen to the whirring sound. Just do it.
15. Develop a deep love for all things Cincinnati and defend your city when people talk shit. Recognize that you are a part of something larger than yourself — that Cincinnati isn't just the Queen City — it's a community and a network and a lineage of diverse Midwesterners who all contribute to making this place a force to be reckoned with.
Oh, and read CityBeat.
Cincinnati's Guerrilla Queer Bar is about to turn one! That means they're celebrating one whole year of transforming popular straight bars (e.g, Cadillac Ranch, the Pavilion) into a flashmob of "queer dance-love-heaven" for one night, the first Friday of the month.
This weekend Cincinnati Ballet presents a production quite fitting, considering our weather – Rite of Spring. With Stravinsky's music performed live by the Cincinnati Orchestra, Rite of Spring is a "raw, grungy" piece that pits "individual against the group; it's kind of timeless and universal," as described by Resident Choreographer Adam Hougland. There is an 8 p.m. performance tonight and 2 and 8 p.m. performances Saturday. Go here for ticket information and performance details.
Concert:nova's Food + Music Festival comes to a close Sunday with Quartetto Italiano. The festival, which featured food and music from France and Germany, wraps up with an Italian brunch at Via Vite prepared by Chef Christian Peitoso and string quartet music written by Italian composers Puccini, Verdi and Nino Rota. The event takes place at noon and is $55 ($35 for pass holders). Get tickets here.
46th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade steps off at noon downtown. The parade famously continues through rain, snow, or, perhaps this year, unseasonably warm weather. Hopefully the impending storms will hold off anyway. The route begins at Second and up Main Street, across Fifth and down Elm Street. Find details here.
If historically inaccurate holidays that celebrate stereotypes aren't your thing, check out The Art of Food, Merrily We Roll Along, A Day in Pompeii, tons of live music or any of our other To Do recommendations. Or just stay home and watch Always Sunny. No judgement.
"Bad Girls"
OK, so M.I.A.'s video for "Bad Girls" came out a couple weeks ago, and despite looping it for hours on end since then, I cannot get enough of it. It's one of those tunes that makes me want to dance in public even without a (few) cocktails in my system. With a penchant for controversy, the video (filmed in Morocco) depicts what seem to be Middle Eastern women in traditional-yet-pimped-out garb racing cars in the desert and dancing to music with strong, sexual, pro-femme lyrics.
Though it's been said that the political standpoints M.I.A. makes in her music contradict her lifestyle, or sometimes don't even make sense, the "Paper Planes" singer is the queen of juxtaposition when it comes to her videos. It's also important to note that "Bad Girls" comes during a time when women in Saudi Arabia are banned from driving. So whatever her intended/implied/confusing statements may be, this video is a pretty hot way to say "F that."
Go here to watch her response to fans' YouTube comments on the video.
mega-fest's initial lineup was released last week, boasting headliners like Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers,
Phish and The Beach Boys. Every year I go back and forth on my
decision to go: Can I afford the ticket plus all the cash and supplies that go
into surviving there (screw anyone who says you just need water and a sleeping
bag)? Can my poor Irish skin bear four days in the blazing sun? What if next
year's lineup is even better? I still haven't quite decided, but 2012's lineup
looks good to me for less-than-obvious reasons.
Ben Folds Five — As in, the original trio reuniting. One of my all time favorite bands. I'd die.
The Roots — I've been a fan of the crew since I first heard "The Seed (2.0)" when I was in eighth grade. And their day job as house band for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon has only solidified my love.
Ludacris — Not ashamed.
Of course there's also this year's #whoarethey Grammy winners, Bon Iver, Donald Glover's alter-ego Childish Gambino, The Shins, jam band supreme Umphrey's McGee and dozens more. Aziz Ansari (Parks and Rec, Funny People) is even confirmed to perform, though the rest of the comedy lineup is yet to be announced. It turns out most people go to 'roo for music, but I will nerdily admit as a comedy fangirl, the stand-up tent was one of my favorite (and most air-conditioned) experiences during my trip to the fest in 2010. Ansari also appeared that year and Conan O'Brien, fresh off his firing from NBC, headlined.
Taxidermy Art
A friend on Facebook recently posted a link to Hi-Fructose Magazine's blog, a page covered in creepy-cute taxidermy art. Netherlands-based art partners (artners?) Les Deux Garçons create whimsical pieces in which real taxidermied animals are embellished with knick knacks, toys and lush decorative ribbons. If that weren't enough, many the animals are dual-headed conjoined mammals, or are transformed into unicorn-esque creatures with crazy horns. These (ethically-obtained) animals are transformed into their own art form that carefully walks the line between beautiful and grotesque. Observe:
Arianna Huffington
The media queen came to town Feb. 22 to speak as a part of the SmartTalk ConnectedConversations series, and boy, do I have a crush on her. She spoke (in a sexy Greek accent, BTW) on becoming fearless in love, work and life, providing many hilarious and interesting personal anecdotes along the way. Advice she gave included getting more sleep, turning off that negative voice, or "obnoxious roommate" in our heads and the importance of finding a "tribe" of friends we can all relate to and depend on. Fun Fact: She launched The Huffington Post in her fifties, thanks to help of a $100,000 loan from her tribe-mate Laurie David (former wife of Seinfeld/Curb Your Enthusiasm's Larry David). Pretty inspirational. She ended the evening answering audience questions with Channel 12's Cammy Dierking, who clearly also has a bit of a girl-crush on Huffington, and who nearly made me wet myself when she used the phrase "That'd go over like a turd in a punch bowl." It was truly a fun femme-fest.
Sleigh Bells on SNL
Despite my undying love for Saturday Night Live, even I can't deny the amount of lackluster musical performances on the show. Granted, it is one of the few "really live" shows left, details often aren't finalized until the last minute, sound is often off and the tiny stage isn't ideal, but who could forget Ashlee Simpson's career-killing disaster on the show? This year, it's all about hating on Indie songstress/mannequin Lana Del Rey's performance. Personally, I don't think the performance warranted such a backlash, but judge both for yourself. And check out SNL's hilarious response to Lana-gate (with Kristen Wigg as LDR) here.
Noise Pop duo (now touring with a third musician) Sleigh Bells killed it on last week's episode. I wasn't expecting
the live TV format to do them justice, but they sounded great and were
entertaining despite a nearly naked stage.
In addition to Cinco de Mayo and Derby Day, the next couple days bring a ton of events and activities. Saddle up, grab some tequila and get out there this weekend!
Essex Studios blossom this weekend for the galleries' spring Art Walk, BLOOM. The space has been transformed with a thousand origami flowers, yarn gardens by the Cincinnati BombShells and color-coded pathways. As always, more than 100 artists' work will be on view as guests eat and drink their way through the studios. The art walk runs 6-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Saturday is Clay Alliance's annual pottery fair at DeSales Corner. Peruse decorative and functional pottery pieces, meet local artists and get supplies to work with clay on your self. Hourly raffles and live music round out the day. The 12th annual fair takes place 11 a.m.-5 p.m., rain or shine.
The first Saturday of May happens to be Cinco De Mayo this year, but it's also Free Comic Book Day: once a year, comic/specialty book shops across North America offer free publications to all guests. Find a nearby participating store here. Many store offer additional in-store events and promotions; Up Up & Away in Cheviot welcomes The Walking Dead co-creator and original artist Tony Moore.
Crafty Supermarket is back! Making its home at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center, the spring show brings more than 50 indie, subversive crafters from across the city and country to sell their funky, functional handmade goods. Just in time for Mother's Day, shoppers will find unique apparel and accessories, home goods, artwork and more goodies. Fuel your shopping with delicious food and coffee from local vendors while a PROJECTMILL DJ keeps you groovin'. Show up early to nab a coveted swag bag — every year, shoppers line up around the corner of Clifton Avenue in hopes of being one of the first 100 who get a bag. The market is open 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and admission is free.
Cinco de Mayo is more popular in the U.S. than Mexico, but since when do we let historical inaccuracies stand in the way of a good drinking holiday? Nearly every bar and restaurant participates in some capacity, but we've selected a few to host our annual Cantina Crawl. Here's our schedule:
p.m. El Coyote
p.m. Pirates Cove
p.m. Tostado's Grill
p.m. MLT's
p.m. Cactus Pear (Clifton)
p.m. Nada
p.m. Bakersfield
Join our roving squad of senoritas and "Seen on the Scene" photographers as they travel from place to place with more prizes than you can throw a maraca at.
Prom is a rite of passage many, but often LGBTQ kids don't feel comfortable at school dances because of bullies and expectations about dress and dates. The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) Greater Cincinnati provides a welcoming environment for these individuals at their annual GLSEN Prom Saturday. Come to the Freedom Center for two events in one: those under 21 are invited to "dress as you want, bring who you want, and love as you want." In a separate area of the center the over 21 crowd, who maybe didn't get to experience a prom of their own, can enjoy dinner, drinks and dancing for $65. Those wanting to attend post-dinner can come after 9 p.m. for a discounted price. As always, kids are welcome free of charge with early registration. All proceeds support the local GLSEN chapter.
Check out Stage Door for this weekend's theater offerings, our music blog for a live show lineup and our To Do page for more events, art shows, performances and more this weekend.
And don't forget to check out the "supermoon" Saturday — the biggest full moon of the year will peak around 11:30 p.m. tomorrow.
The weekly, true storytelling public radio show with its quirky, adorable host seriously has something for everyone — timely topics, laugh-out-loud (or cry-out-loud) anecdotes, thoughtful insight. TAL even got my stubborn, conservative father to listen to NPR on a regular basis. So since we can all agree how awesome it is, let's celebrate the announcement that Ira and Co. will present a live show in New York City, to be broadcast in movie theaters across the country on May 10.
Those who watched the television adaptation of This American Life know how flawlessly the program can be adapted to incorporate visual elements with the standard unscripted storytelling format. But the live show is set to involve more than just interviews and animations seen in the TV program.
The show will go live at 8 p.m. May 10 onstage at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts in New York City. If you can't make the trip to the Big Apple (it's sold out anyway), check it out at one of many local theaters screening the show, including AMC Newport, Western Hills 14, Florence 14, Milford 16, Springdale Showcase Cinemas and Deerfield Town Center. Many of these theaters will present an encore screening May 15 as well. Go here for tickets.
Going to the zoo isn't just for kids (though there always a million of them there). Whether you are a child, have 'em or hate 'em this weekend is perfect for a trip to the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens. Friday-Sunday are Visitor Appreciation Days at the zoo, which means half price admission and parking for everyone! If you need any more reason to visit, there are tons of new exhibits like Night Hunters, African Savannah, Go Green Garden and more. Go here for special prices, hours and directions.
Craftmasters takes over Mainstay Rock Bar Saturday, offering up 10 local bands and 10 $4 craft beers all night long. Get down with Lions Rampant, Frankl Project, Eat Sugar and more as you sip tasty brews like Stone IPA, Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier and Two Brothers Dog Days Dortmunder Lager. Music starts at 7 p.m. with bands on two stages. Five bucks gets you in the door. Get the whole lineup here.
Worried no event will satiate your hunger this weekend? For-goetta-bout it! Glier's annual Goettafest is back with enough pork and oats to satisfy even the hungriest of visitors. Enjoy classics like goetta omelets, goetta burgers and goetta dogs or go crazy with goetta sushi, goetta brownies and goetta eggrolls. As always, there will be plenty of live music, games and rides to keep everyone happy (but wait 30 minutes after eating before going on The Scrambler. Goetta's even less pretty coming up.). The festival runs Friday-Sunday at Newport on the Levee. Go here for festival hours and parking information.
Cincy Blues Fest is one of largest volunteer-run Blues festivals in the world. Celebrate the music and the hard work Friday and Saturday at Sawyer Point. Besides checking out local, regional and national Blues acts, Mike Breen has come up with 19 reasons this is a can't-miss event. Go here to read 'em all.
The Cincinnati Art Museum makes so many fantastic works of art accessible to visitors. This Sunday, you can get an even more in-depth look at one artist's life during its Reel Art film series. Filmmaker Ellen Weissbrod's documentary A Woman Like That focuses on the life of Artemisia Gentileschi, a 17th century Italian woman who pursued art during a period when female artists faced much prejudice. Learn about this important Baroque-era artist and meet Weissbrod and co-filmmaker Melissa Powell at a Q&A session following the screening. Go here for ticket information and screening time.
As always, there are many more events, concerts, gallery exhibits and theater shows going on this weekend. Go here to see 'em all. Got a kick-ass event that should be on everyone's To Do list? E-mail arts and event listings to firstname.lastname@example.com at least two weeks in advance.
Do you love the true storytelling style of This American Life and live groups like The Moth and Cincinnati's True Theater? Head down to Below Zero Lounge tonight for Teilen (German for "to share"), a local storytelling night. In honor of Leap Day, tonight's theme will be "leaping out." Enjoy a variety of true stories told without notes, and feel free to share your own five-minute anecdote. Storytelling is one of the oldest human traditions and it's still a great way to connect with others. Doors open at 6 p.m.; the free event starts at 7. Find details here.
Sexy Time Live Band Karaoke continues its weekly mission to make us all feel like Rock Stars. Become a frontman (or woman!), if only for three minutes. Karaoke kicks off at 9 p.m. in Northside Tavern's back room. Check out the group's Facebook page for details and an extensive song selection (start rehearsing now!).
Find more To Do suggestions, like theater productions and art shows, here. Check out Mike Breen's blog for tonight's live music happenings.
It can't be denied that news reporting, in many ways, is stepping further away from hard facts and closer to tabloid gossip. In a day and age where Twitter is the new paperboy, it can't be denied that the facts are coming faster. And while this could be an opportunity for better news, more quickly, more often than not we're trading chances for quick links to real stories with 140 character quips on MC-Hammer-like "did you see her butt"s (#chauvanistsforCyrus).
The real disappointment comes, though, when we look to major media outlets (Still trusted by some. Take off the aluminum hat, Johnny.) the next day for hard-hitting news, only to see that they've decided to throw their own hats in the ring. With prize-winning headlines such as CNN's "Miley Cyrus twerks, stuns VMAs crowd," the morning news was just as obsessed as the evening newsfeed.
As a reporter, a writer, an observer, this obsessive, sprawling focus is what scares me most. It isn't the performance itself, full of dancers dressed as teddy bears or Cyrus' gyrating hips on Thicke's overly hyped crotch (See "Blurred Lines" for more details). It isn't so much the event that took place, as it was the reactive reports that left an extra, bitter after taste to my morning coffee.
Even arts reporting, perceived to have more lenient, pop-culture laced subject matter, used to hold itself to similar standards of respectful re-tellings of facts rather than fiction. Though there had once been a clear distinction between opinion pieces and news articles, even in the realm of aesthetic focus, the lines are suddenly more blurred than ever. And where does that leave us, the "responsible" voices?
Culture is, in many ways, defined by the voices that carry out its most essential conversations. If we are of the few so lucky as to have a readership, our words carry the weight of decades of said cultural insight and historical backing. What do we have to say for ourselves when these words, our influence, sacrifice authenticity for celebrity? Integrity for popularity? What are we really accomplishing when we re-draw the line between honest reporting and scandalized, gossip mongering, and honest words inch closer to the latter? What would our (fore)mothers say?
This isn't to say that there aren't some voices, some news outlets out there, who aren't doing it right. While most couldn't look away from Cyrus' extended tongue (search "Venom" and "Marvel Comics" for more details), The Guardian, for example, wouldn't look past the more subtly digressive implications of the performance. Did you miss the moment where the young, stage-dominant, Caucasian Miley Cyrus groped her not so white back up dancers? (The Guardian didn't.)
I ask again: What are we creating when we allow objectivity to bend to the will of popular demand, asking for glitter and jazz and sensationalized headlines? Nothing. We are creating a secular sinkhole of informational access. We lead our readers right back where they started.
And that says to me that there must be a change made. The truth is, we CAN stop. If we want to.


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Modi Govt spent 45 crores to stop Justice Mehta from becoming Lokayukta.....what does this indicate ?
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That he can do anything for the sake of "Kursi". Even remove all the person who oppose himAnswered by jameel ahmed, 10 Aug '13 03:40 pm
In due couse Justice Mehta will be made a Governor by UPA 2, if it remains in power.Answered by kishore malhotra, 09 Aug '13 11:31 am
It shows that its one thing to preach and another to practiceAnswered by rajnikant raiyarela, 09 Aug '13 11:28 am
It shows Lokayukta is a puppet of UPA.Answered by MAdhavan Avadhany, 08 Aug '13 07:34 pm
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29$ for a 14" take out pizza? Am I getting old?
I was at Billingsgate in the stadium strip mall and noticed a new pizza place (Olive Grove, don't know if it has anything to do with Olive Grove Pizza Express) had opened. I didn't have the chance to take a look but the next day I got a menu in the mail.
A 14" large is $28.95 which made me stop and stare and not for the right reasons. Even a 10" is $17.95. This is for something as basic as a vegetarian, nothing fancy.
Am I getting old? Are these prices the new norm for decent pie? We usually go to Pangaea on Northmount and an 18" with everything is $21.99. Even something like Matador's or Nick's is cheaper to sit down and dine.
I'm looking on the menu and it's not saying "gourmet" anywhere. There's a brief note about the dough being made daily. Really? That's worth bragging about these days? I feel like I should take out my dentures, put on some more preparation H and go back to my crossword puzzle.
Anyone tried it yet? Is it worth the price? Am I going senile?
everything is ridiculously overpriced in calgary - this IS a gold rush town afterall. although, i'm used to paying $30 for a good pizza now that i've lived here for so long. i'm amazed, though, when i go back to my hometown in the states, and every corner has a shop selling FAR BETTER pizza than anything calgary has EVER seen, and for 1/3 of the price.
No worries piano boy, just think of yourself as being wise. Or no longer a Frat Boy residing in University Heights needing grub at 1 am to accompany a keg. In which case, your options may be limited.
Spurred by your findings, I was given cause to research the price I pay at our fave haunts. Sophie's XL 14" Back Bacon Special Pizza is $28.79, Matadors XL (14") Matador Special (10 toppings) is $29 and the Traditional Greek is $26 for the same size. And these are all substantial pies.
I don't fall for the senility card, I think every city has their share of establishments that proffer less than innovative or interesting offerings. This of course doesn't get into the lease rates businesses must support in YYC today. It's the likes of CH to highlight the few that go beyond. For that I'm grateful.
I will have to try Pangaea though, thanks for the rec!
Right on!!!!
Calgary pizza prices are absolutely ridiculous, about 50% more than Toronto and area. And the pizza here generally has a really high level of suckage. I have yet to find one that even comes close to pizza I'm used to. I will add that I have pretty much given up on pizza here due to the fact that I would be gagging on the pizza twice, once when I pay for it and then when I eat it.
We make pizza here, and you can make pretty good ones since you can find excellent ingredients at places like The Italian Store.
Actually, now that I think of it, I did have one really great Margherita at, of all places, Earls. It was fantastic, all the right ingredients, great crust. Can't remember the price though, but I will go back again.
The Italian Store
5140 Skyline Way NE, Calgary, AB T2E 6V1, CA
I got a flyer in the mailbox... I had to look twice and doing so I believe the $28.95 is for two pizzas -
However I'm old and think pizza is way to expensive - period amen.
my 25 year old niece told me she ordered in pizza on her credit card because she didn't have enough money for grocery that day - wt? - price was 30 bucks.. I used to be able to survive on that for a whole week of groceries.. eggs, cheese , bread, butter, coffee , peanut butter.. heh, I was even skinny then!
As long as we pay twenty bucks plus for a pie, as long they will charge it.
I don't want to bring Europe into the equasion (again), but it's hard to find a great Pizza for more than 9.00 Euros. From a wood fired oven no less.
We ordered this in last week- been busy so am only now posting about it.
Opinions on price aside, it was pretty good pizza! I would call the style similar to Nick's, with a sauce that is a little less tangy. The topping were plentiful and fresh, with just the right amount of cheese and carmelzation on the top & crust.
As for price, this is in line with Nick's, and personally I don't mind paying a little more for tasty food. The incremental cost over cardboard chain-style places with grade F service isn't that much when you consider the quantity and quality of what you are getting at a place like this.
re: Mr. Fuji
Thanks for the review! It won't be on the top of my list of places to try but if I'm in the mood for a quality pie I'll keep it in mind. Sometimes a nice semi-greek style really hits the spot. Makes me miss the old Varsity Pizza.
re: piano boy
I don't mind forking over a few extra bucks for a quality pie. My favorite Spiros pizza (14" back bacon special, no GP/add olives) runs about $30, but still seems far better value than the standard 2-$25 deal at most of the cardboard pie chains.


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iPod to support Windows Media Audio?
Connected Home Magazine's Paul Thurrott predicts the recently announced Apple/HP partnership will bring Microsoft's WMA format to the iPod.
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Superior? Ya, right. I've heard both and like AAC waaaaay better. Granted, it would be nice to play WMA files so you can go to the other music stores as an option, but as it is, I don't have one WMA file on my 75GB music network drive as of yet.
Posted by Sven Rafferty on January 11, 2004 at 11:04 PM (CST)
*sniffs* I smell a bit of a beat up here.
Also.. tell me why they'd support wma.. that wouldn't make any sense at all. Apple want you to buy songs from ITMS.. not from Napster!
Posted by camson in Melbourne, Australia on January 11, 2004 at 11:14 PM (CST)
Wouldn't that mean Apple would have to pay royalties to Microsoft for using their technology???
Doesn't make alot of sense considering Apple is #1 when it comes to portable mp3 players and online music.
With the logic of this reporter, wouldn't Apple have included WMA support when it first announced iTunes for Windows?? Just because HP is Windows based doesn't mean the iPod will be too…
Posted by RoMoFo on January 11, 2004 at 11:35 PM (CST)
Thats a silly attitude to have. Just because they are at the top of the market, they can take an arrogant stance, hopefully this signals the end of that.
Posted by Adam on January 11, 2004 at 11:48 PM (CST)
Well said Adam. Just because Sven doesn't have any WMA files doesn't mean the rest of the world doesn't. Wider file support is ALWAYS A GOOD THING, no matter what the format. Sometimes you kids can be so prissy with your comments.
Posted by colinp on January 12, 2004 at 12:05 AM (CST)
It says it will be added to "the iPod": that need not necessary mean it will be added as an update to our existing 3G products…
Posted by jogloran on January 12, 2004 at 12:05 AM (CST)
I think it kind of makes sense for apple to add WMA support to ipods since they make money from selling ipods. Adding WMA to itunes store, on the other hand, does not.
Posted by chok on January 12, 2004 at 1:20 AM (CST)
Not having WMA support on an ipod wil not stop people form using other music services.
Yes,there is a slight decrease in quality when you take a WMA song purchased form say Napster..then burn it to cd..then back to mp3 so it will work on an ipod. But not enough to ruin the song.
I do use other servies when itunes does not offer the music I want. Now to be abel to downlaod those songs ont the ipod w/o first burnign to cd would be nice.
Posted by JP on January 12, 2004 at 1:20 AM (CST)
Sure Apple would want you to use there music service…..but think of it this way. If you were the company….where would most of your revenue be comming from?
99 cent song downloads…
or 400 dollar iPods?
It would be a smart move to make the Apple iPod more flexible.
Posted by ILoveMusic on January 12, 2004 at 2:16 AM (CST)
Think of this way - do we have different CD formats? okay, I'm not talking about protected CDs now and when it was at it's infancy but the CD itself in general, and remember CDs for quite a few years could not be copied or ripped; see where I'm getting at? many other media examples could be used. For us consumers and manufacturers alike, we only need / should have 1 format only - okay, MP3 is that format, and you can still convert CDs into MP3s - but because of P2P and our habit of getting things for free and trade them for free, a (loosely) protected format should be standarised just like when CD could not be directly/digitally ripped or burnt from the 80s to the early 90s - right now I'm betting on AAC.
In a business (and the real) world, the fight between MS and MPEG Group will end up with 1 format only, not only to save money for manufacturers in licencing fees (which BTW have been passed onto you and I) but also reduce confusion and simplfy the consumer market - you should be able to buy the same format from ANY store. Apple is controlling AAC/Fairplay at the moment because in the begining the lock-in model will ensure the survival of that format (and I do think it's superior in many ways - not just sonic wise), in the future when iTMS get's most of the market, everyone else will follow suit and the battle will be faught over price + content - which I believe will happen.
Supporting different format is only if you're betting on another format in the beginning of the whole market (yes, it's all about market) war and when the market stop growing (when everyone's got an iPod for example), then you will see what I just described in the last paragraph.
Posted by voodoo on January 12, 2004 at 4:11 AM (CST)
So basically I'm saying the article is BS as the war has only just started and if Apple is the leader (which it is by far) it would never support WMA, when it does, it's when it has waved the white flag - and not long after that AAC will disappear - Which I don't see it happening as long as Apple keeps designing icons like the iPod - I have belief in them than anyone else right now.
Posted by voodoo on January 12, 2004 at 4:20 AM (CST)
iTunes music store was created to boost sales for the iPod. I know that most Apple fans (like me) don't like Microsoft, but don't let this cloud your vision. To support WMA will mean more iPod sales. Apple is after all more a hardware maker.
Posted by Daniel Young on January 12, 2004 at 4:39 AM (CST)
How often has it happened that Apple has started a revolution just to have it swept out from under them. Hopefully they have learned from this. If the iPod is to stay on top. It must be more compatible, or other companies will come along and say " Thanks for the start again Apple, well take it from here" and next thing Apple knows the iPod and AAC are left in the dust. It sucks, I know but that is the way things are at this moment and time.
Posted by Daniel Young on January 12, 2004 at 4:49 AM (CST)
This is good. More windows weenies will buy iPods to play their WMA files. Perhaps a Mac user or two will put a WMA file on their iPod.
More formats supported is always better. But will 3G and 2G users also get the upgrade through firmware? That's to be seen.
Posted by Eriamjh on January 12, 2004 at 5:09 AM (CST)
don't need it… won't use it.
Posted by Randy on January 12, 2004 at 5:19 AM (CST)
Apple will never support WMA. Period. Thurrott is no reporter, and this is no news. WMA is inferior in quality, and heavily loaded with a Microsoft DRM that is far more intrusive to the consumer than AAC.
WMA is the Beta of today. The only company really pushing it is Microsoft (as Sony pushed Beta way back when). Unless Microsoft drops their licensing fees, AAC will win simply because it has much broader support in the industry - not to mention better quality. Oh, and that little bit about 80% of all legal downloads being in AAC format kind of helps.
The leader in mobile phone technology, Nokia, supports AAC and distributes hundreds of millions of AAC files a year. XM Radio - the satellite radio leader by a huge amount - transmits in AAC. And the iTMS sells 2 million songs a week in AAC.
At this point, WMA is fast fading memory.
Posted by Atomic Bomb in Mid-Atlantic on January 12, 2004 at 6:47 AM (CST)
Gee, the iPod is going to start supporting one of the worst codecs on the market. And this benefits the consumer how?
I would rather see Apple support non-proprietary and free formats like Ogg Vorbis or FLAC rather than inferior closed formats.
Posted by Mountain Man on January 12, 2004 at 6:47 AM (CST)
That first paragraph of mine above should end with "...that is far more intrusive to the consumer than AAC/Fairplay."
Posted by Atomic Bomb in Mid-Atlantic on January 12, 2004 at 6:48 AM (CST)
Mountain Man: You are on the right track. OGG will be supported before WMA is ever even entertained.
Posted by Atomic Bomb in Mid-Atlantic on January 12, 2004 at 6:49 AM (CST)
The person who wrote this blurb obviously mistook themselves for someone who knew what they were talking about. So much so that they felt no risk in stating their opinion as fact… despite the fact that anyone who knows Apple knows that WMA support will not happen.
Posted by Biff on January 12, 2004 at 9:00 AM (CST)
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You've heard of death by chocolate, but on Oct. 18, Chrysler will attempt Jeep by chocolate. The company is covering seven Jeeps in chocolate and the first two of seven contestants to lick ther vehicles clean will advance to the next level, searching for the keys to a 2008 Jeep Liberty in another Jeep filled with candy.
The sugary stunt, called "Sweetest Day the Jeep Way," is in conjunction with Sweetest Day, a holiday invented 85 years ago by Cleveland candy makers.
If you think you have what it would take to lick six other chocolate-chomping contestants, go to Chrysler's Sweetest Day Web site, fill out the form and write a 250-word essay on why you should be picked to lick. Hopefuls also must be residents Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kentucky, Pennsylvania or West Virginia and at least 18 years old.
For more information, the full press release is after the jump.
[Source: Chrysler]
Chocolate Lovers Invited to Compete for a Sweet Prize to Celebrate Sweetest Day
* In the city where Sweetest Day began, Cleveland, the Jeep brand "sweetens" the pot for one lucky consumer with the chance to win an all-new 2008 Jeep® Liberty
* Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland to receive donation of $7,000 as part of the "Sweetest Day the Jeep Way" event
* Consumers with a "sweet tooth" for Jeep can register online at www.SweetestDayTheJeepWay.com
Auburn Hills, Mich., Sep 18, 2007 -
More than seven in 10 Americans, or 71 percent, believe anything is better when it's covered in chocolate1. To prove just how "sweet" our nation's "sweet tooth" is, Jeep® is challenging seven consumers to find the "sweet spot" on a Jeep for the chance to win an all-new 2008 Jeep Liberty.
Timed to coincide with the 85th anniversary of Sweetest Day and to celebrate the arrival of the 2008 Jeep Liberty in dealer showrooms, seven lucky consumers will be selected to participate in the "Sweetest Day the Jeep Way" challenge on Oct. 18 in Cleveland. The Jeep brand is inviting contestants to lick their way through one of seven chocolate-covered Jeep vehicles, representing each of the models in the brand's lineup. The first two participants to lick their way through the layers of chocolate will make their way to the Jeep Liberty, filled with wrapped chocolate and candies, in search for the keys to an all-new 2008 Jeep Liberty 4x4 with a Sky Slider™ roof.
"With the growing popularity of Sweetest Day, the Jeep brand wants to give consumers the opportunity to celebrate 'Sweetest Day the Jeep Way.' Jeep vehicles love to get dirty, but instead of covering the vehicles in mud, we're going to cover them in chocolate and let participants have fun getting the chocolate off. The prize – an all-new 2008 Jeep Liberty," said John Plecha, Director -- Jeep Brand Marketing and Global Communications. "With the launch of the Liberty, the Jeep product line has grown from three vehicles to seven in less than two years. Like a box of chocolates, we think there is now a perfect Jeep for everyone."
Sign Up for a Sweet Treat
Individuals interested in celebrating Sweetest Day the Jeep Way can register for a chance to participate online at www.SweetestDayTheJeepWay.com, beginning Sept. 18 at 12:01 a.m. (EDT) until Oct. 11 at 5 p.m. (EDT). All participants must be 18 years or older with a valid driver's license and must be legal residents of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kentucky, Pennsylvania or West Virginia.
During registration, participants will be asked to submit a 250-word essay answering the question, "Why do you want to celebrate Sweetest Day the Jeep Way?" From all the entries received, seven contestants will be selected to participate in the "Sweetest Day the Jeep Way" challenge.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland to Benefit
To make things a bit "sweeter" for boys and girls in the Cleveland area, the Chrysler Foundation has pledged to donate $7,000 – $1,000 for each of the vehicles in the Jeep lineup – to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland during the Sweetest Day the Jeep Way event. The money will be used to continue the organization's mission to inspire and empower all youth, with special concern for those from disadvantaged circumstances, to achieve their full potential in a positive, safe and fun environment.
Scoop on Sweetest Day
According to a national survey conducted by the Jeep brand, 67 percent of Americans do not know the history behind Sweetest Day. In fact, the survey results revealed:
* The Sweet Spot: Only one in three adults are aware that Sweetest Day was founded by candy makers in Cleveland as an act of goodwill.
* Chocolate Covered Confusion: Nearly one in five adults (20 percent) mistakenly believe that Sweetest Day was founded by greeting card manufacturers, while 13 percent believe it was founded by a floral company.
* Nuts About Chocolate: Forty-six percent of Americans agree that nuts are their favorite chocolate-covered food.
About the Jeep Brand
The Jeep brand has expanded to seven nameplates in the 2007 model year, the most available to retail consumers at one time in the brand's 66-year history. With the introduction of the all-new 2008 Jeep Liberty mid-size sport-utility vehicle (SUV), Jeep offers customers the freshest, most capable and widest range of sport-utility vehicles under one brand in the industry.
At the start of 2004, the brand's trio of tough, capable, rugged SUVs included the venerable Jeep Grand Cherokee, Jeep Liberty (Cherokee outside North America) and the icon of the brand, the Jeep Wrangler. In 2005, the Jeep Commander was introduced. In 2006, the redesigned Jeep Wrangler was unveiled. Also debuting in calendar year 2006 were three more all-new Jeep vehicles: Jeep Patriot, Jeep Compass and the four-door Jeep Wrangler Unlimited.
About the 2008 Jeep Liberty
Jeep Liberty has remained a leader in the mid-size sport-utility vehicle (SUV) segment since its introduction in 2002. All-new from the ground up for 2008, the Jeep Liberty remains true to its legendary 4x4 heritage by offering two Jeep Trail Rated® four-wheel-drive systems – Command-Trac® and the all-new Selec-Trac® II. The Liberty's exterior has been redesigned, and takes on a more rugged, classic Jeep look. Making its world debut is the new Sky Slider™ full-length open canvas roof, an industry-exclusive – giving the Liberty that "Have Fun Out There" open-air Jeep brand experience. The starting Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of the all-new 2008 Jeep Liberty is $20,990, including destination charge.
About Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland began operations in 1954 as part of a national youth development movement consisting of Boys & Girls Clubs of America with 4,000 local organizations that collectively serve more than 4.5 million young people. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland is an organization that stands for traditional values, while providing progressive programs that address the problems faced by the youth of today, including substance abuse, teen pregnancy, gangs and violence. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland has served the community for over 50 years and today reaches out to more than 4,000 children and families.


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The private-home feel and luxe life enjoyed by the original owner, an Italian duchess, still echo across this 50-acre estate carved from the jungle along Xpu-Ha beach, 20 minutes south of Playa del Carmen. Yes, there is a spa (offering Mayan-inflected treatments), but there's nothing as crass as a hotel gym—instead, you can have room service deliver fitness equipment to your suite. The 29 elegantly minimalist guest quarters feature native hardwood furnishings, louvered mahogany doors, and designer sofas set against cool white walls and floors. Each garden suite and ocean-view master suite comes with a private plunge pool. The rustic Mexican cuisine and ceviche at Sal Y Fuego restaurant fits with its casual, open-air setting.
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It was so nearly the perfect day. A point at Craven Cottage isn't the worst result in the world – we'd certainly have taken that over the past two seasons – but it could and should have been so much better.
I've been trying to convince myself that rather than be too disappointed at not picking up the victory, I should be happy that I saw such a barnstorming see-saw Premier League game that neutrals must have loved. Trouble is, I'm not a neutral. Frankly, I would rather have seen a non-event of a match with three points for United.
To be honest, you couldn't deny that Fulham deserved their point. The boss admitted to me afterwards that a win would have flattered United. But he was also disappointed to drop what he described as "silly points." With Chelsea firing from the off, wins are really the order of the day. But I don't think you can judge Chelsea properly until they actually face a team that contains at least the semblance of a defence. So don't be too downhearted.
I must admit to having a huge soft spot for Fulham. For me, a visit to Craven Cottage is the best away trip of the whole season. There is surely no more civilized ground in the Premier League. A delightful stroll along the Thames Path to get there, the people at the club fall over themselves to help you and you get quirkiness galore. There's the Cottage itself where the players get changed, the bizarre pre-match ritual of Mohammed Al Fayed shuffling around the pitch on a lap of honour with 'Diddy' David Hamilton as the stadium MC.
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Quick Take: Until recently, microgrids have been a hot topic with few real-world examples. That's changing now, and Connecticut is leading the way. In fact, the Governor says he wants at least one microgrid in all 169 Connecticut towns. – Jesse Berst
Upgrades to a microgrid at Wesleyan University in Middletown, MA make it the first project to be finished under Connecticut's microgrid expansion initiative. Wesleyan received a grant of nearly $700,000 to connect a second gas generator and expand the microgrid to encompass the athletic center (which doubles as an emergency shelter).
Malloy believes all Connecticut towns need reliable backup power so residents can get electricity and water during blackouts. "We can take care of the needs of our 169 towns. We should have a microgrid in each one of those, and the larger communities should have more than one," he said to The Courant newspaper.
Even though the technology is maturing, some regulatory issues still need to be tested, warns energy and utilities lawyer Paul Michaud. He wonders if the state's "traditional" utilities such as Connecticut Light & Power and United Illuminating will challenge microgrid projects, especially those that cross over a public right-of-way.
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BERG Toys Tipping Loader Trailer Ride-On
Plenty of space for tools, toys, dirt, bird seed, or your brother. Slide the rear panel out and simply twist and pull the tipping lever to dump your load. This trailer is as handy as it is fun. The Tipping Loader easily mounts to the trailer frame and conveniently changes out if you want to use a different trailer accessory. Add fun and function to your already awesome pedal go-kart. Some accessories will even increase the safety of your kart. Note, accessories are made to fit specific sized karts - check to make sure the accessory you want fits the kart you have.
BERG Toys Tipping Loader Trailer Ride-On
Weights & Dimensions
|Product Type: Accessories/Parts and batteries
|Color: Orange
|Primary Material: Metal
|Wheels Included: Yes
|Age Group: 5 to 6 Years; 7 to 8 Years; 9 to 10 Years; 11 to 12 Years; 13+ Years
|Gender: Boy; Girl
|Cab Enclosure: No
|Ride-On Type: Wagon/Trailer
|Seating Capacity: 1 Seater
|Outdoor Use: Yes
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: Netherlands
About the ManufacturerMore than 25 years ago, Henk van den Berg built his own go-kart in the barn of his parents' farm. He and his friends had one adventure after the other. Many children loved his go-kart and wanted one for themselves. So he built a couple more and that's how BERG Toys started.
BERG Toys Tipping Loader Trailer Ride-On
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We want you to love it. If you don't, you may return your purchase within 30 days of delivery. All you need to do is visit our Self-Service Return Center for instructions. Return credits are issued within 24 hours once the item is received and inspected. Please note that shipping charges are non-refundable. The cost of return shipping will be deducted from your refund.30-Day Return Policy
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OUR SKU # ERG1072Tipping Loader Trailer Ride-On is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: 18.26.14