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- Encino is a hilly district of the city of Los Angeles, California, United States. Specifically, it is located in the central portion of the southern San Fernando Valley and on the north slope of the Santa Monica Mountains. It derives its name from the Rancho Los Encinos, a parcel of land given to three Mission Indians by the Mexican government following its secularization of the California missions beginning in 1834. Rancho Encino was established in 1845.
- also known as Encino, California; Encino, CA; Encino, Los Angeles
- neighborhood of Los Angeles, Greater Los Angeles Area
- Encino is a village in Torrance County, New Mexico, United States. The population was 94 at the 2000 census. It is part of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Statistical Area.
- also known as Encino, New Mexico; Torrance County / Encino village
- part of Torrance County, New Mexico, United States of America
- Encino is a census-designated place in Brooks County, Texas, United States. The population was 177 at the 2000 census.
- also known as Encino, Texas; Brooks County / Encino CDP
- part of Brooks County, Texas
- Encino is a town and municipality in the Santander Department in northeastern Colombia.
- also known as Encino, Santander
- part of Colombia, Santander Department
Printed dictionaries and other books with definitions for Encino
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The Oxford Encyclopedia of American Literature (2003)
by Jay Parini
Encino, Calif., 1984. Great variety and depth. Nagel, James, ed. Critical Essays on Joseph Heller. Boston, 1984. Primarily focuses on the earlier fiction and the play We Bombed in New Haven. Pinsker, Sanford. Understanding Joseph Heller.
Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Index (1998)
by Edward Craig
Space, Time and Motion: A Philosophical Introduction, Encino, CA: Dickenson. (Clear nontechnical discussion of special relativity in the Reichenbach-Griinbaum tradition.) Sklar, L. (1976) Space, Time, and Space- Time, ...
The Everything Large-Print Crossword Dictionary (2010)
Finding a solution has never been easier! by Charles Timmerman
Argentina 6 isidro San ___, CA 4 jose San Diego attraction 3 zoo San Diego pro 5 padre San Diego suburb 6 lamesa San Fernando Valley community 6 encino San Francisco and environs 7 bayarea San Francisco bay's ___ buena Island 5 ...
Encyclopedia of Environmetrics (2001)
by Abdel H. El-Shaarawi, Walter W. Piegorsch
Encyclopedia of Early Christianity, Second Edition (2013)
by Everett Ferguson
Hopkins,The Hindu Religious Tradition (Encino: Dickenson, 1971); L.Dumont, Homohierarchicus: The Caste System andIts Implications (Chicago: Uof Chicago P, 1974); ...
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- Encino Motel
Captured by Jessica through the passenger window in Encino, NM. She always has wonderful composition.
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- Encino Place
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- Encino Place
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- Encino Town Center
Encino, CA
Photo credit: Clotee Pridgen Allochuku
- Encino Commons
Encino, CA
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- Encino Place Front Fountain
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- Encino Commons
The Valley's Miracle Mile
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- Encino Town Center
Photo credit: Clotee Pridgen Allochuku
Scrabble value of E1N1C3I1N1O1
The value of this 6-letter word is 8 points, but it's not an accepted word in the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.
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I would like to ask you to do your part to support all businesses within Garden City. I would also like to encourage all residents and professionals within Garden City to shop locally. Your patronage will be appreciated and is needed.
Many residents consider shopping and dining in our business districts as "experience shopping" because they meet friends and neighbors along the way and have an opportunity to interact with them. This is in stark contrast to frantically dashing through the crowds in the mall or the big box retailers.
I am thinking of that movie and saying to myself as many of you are: "I'm madder than hell and I'm not going to take it anymore." It seems as if all of government has been a complete failure and that we should start all over. I am just so tired of politicians who put their own egos ahead of their constituents without any new ideas and characterizing themselves as saviors when really they are quite ordinary and mediocre. We'd be better off letting scientists, computer experts, statisticians and mathematicians run government than the generalists who profess to know everything but in reality know so little even about management.
Now Garden City may rightfully be known as being ground zero for having an outstanding school system, stellar athletic teams and an incomparable music program, but a gander at this week's issue of Garden City Life reveals that the hills, or in this case village, is alive with the spirit of art. Eileen Moynahan and Suzie Alvey were both recently honored by the Town of Hempstead for each landing a photo in the 2014 Town of Hempstead Calendar contest. This after third-grade students Vanessa Law and Gabriel Psilakis did the same in a calendar contest recently held by our publisher, Anton Community Newspapers. Not to be outdone, Garden City High School junior Katie Roscoe won the under-18 division of the 2014 Thames21 Photography Competition, in which more than 1,000 entrants participated. Lastly, Arleen Rueth Urban heeded my call for art submissions with three pastel portraits in this issue which are truly excellent. It's enough to make you wonder if Garden City is pulling double duty as an artists' colony.
—Dave Gil de Rubio
Daylight Savings Time/Smoke Detector
Daylight Savings Time began on Sunday, March 9. Residents are reminded that clocks should be set one hour ahead. Please also use this date as a reminder to change the battery in your smoke and carbon monoxide detector. Doing so may save a life.Garden City Recreation - Indoor Tennis Center
The indoor tennis center is open daily and is a great place to get some fun and exercise during these long cold wintery days. There are courts available at various times throughout the day and they are also available for tennis parties on Saturday nights. To rent a court, or for more information, please call the community tennis center at 516-483-2525.
Any high school baseball coach faced with the prospect of losing 11 seniors might panic at the thought of having to go forward with those kinds of depleted veteran numbers. But then again, Coach Rich Smith isn't just any other high school baseball coach. Going into his 42nd year with the Garden City High School baseball program, Smith's secret weapon just might be the fact that he has three southpaws in his pitching rotation for the first time in the four plus decades that he's been coaching the Trojans. Lefties are prized for their ability to keep hitters off balance due to the dearth of hurlers who throw from that side of the bump. Between the additions of Carey and Bellmore to Garden City's conference and the abundance of less-experienced players filling out the Garden City roster, the trio of Dave Butler, Brian LoRusso and Matt Rogers just might be the leg (or in this case arm) up that Coach Rick Smith just might get.
—Dave Gil de Rubio
At no time were early education or developmental specialists consulted in designing the standards. Special needs children have been completely forgotten. The result is a set of expectations for our youngest students which are not only developmentally inappropriate, but completely at odds with what we know of cognitive development. Ironically, Jason Zimba, the mathematics standards writer for Common Core, reports that these standards were designed to prepare students for a two-year college, and that graduating seniors would be unprepared for a freshman calculus course. How can we consider these standards to be superior if our graduating students will be even less prepared for STEM fields than they are now?
Village Election—March 18
The annual village election will be held on Tuesday, March 18, from noon until 9 p.m. at Village Hall, 351 Stewart Ave. Village residents will be voting for the following candidates:
Nicholas P. Episcopia Trustee—2-year term
Brian C. Daughney Trustee—2-year term
Robert A. Bolebruch Trustee—2-year term
Theresa A. Trouvé Trustee—2-year term
Since the incorporation of the village in 1919, members of the board of trustees in Garden City have been elected by a non-partisan vote of residents in accordance with the policies of the Community Agreement.
The last board of education meeting I attended also happened to be the initial recommendations for the proposed budget for the 2014-15 year. Amid the myriad figures and statistics bandied about, perhaps the most disturbing had to do with something called the Gap Elimination Adjustment (GEA). According to the New York State School Boards Association, "Since the 2009-2010 school year, the state has deducted from each school district's state aid allocation an amount now known as the Gap Elimination Adjustment (GEA) to help the state fill its revenue shortfall." Essentially, the GEA takes money that should be going to school districts and puts it in the state's own budget. During the three years the GEA has been operating, Garden City has seen its state aid reduced by a grand total of $3,141,513. It's a disturbingly high number, pointing at the continued dilemma Long Island communities face—that of more tax money going up to Albany than what comes back downstate in the form of state aid. Unless this formula is changed, the words "affordable living" and "Long Island" will become a quintessential oxymoron.
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New Crosswalk Acknowledged371-425 Park Dr Boston, MA 02215, USA - Fenway-Kenmore
Crosswalk needed for pedestrians to reach bus stop & T-station.
1 Peterborough Street Boston Massachusetts, Fenway, MA - Fenway-Kenmore
Please shovel out Grey Ford Focus MA Plate 553TT6 parked in front of 1 Peterborough St. in the handicap spot.
Clear the Comm Ave. Bike Lanes! Archived585 Commonwealth Ave Boston, MA 02215, USA - Fenway-Kenmore
Cars, delivery vehicles, and taxis are constantly blocking the bike lane--from beginning to end--on Comm Ave. Swerving in and out of traffic is unsafe on any road.
Dangerous Blind Intersection ArchivedRaleigh Street Boston, MA - Fenway-Kenmore
The intersection of Raleigh Street & Bay State Road is very dangerous. There is no way for the drivers to see the incoming traffic from the stop sign. Moreover to make things worse, snow gets piled at this corner during the winter. A traffic engineering solution is needed before an accident happens
(pothole) Archived
8 Saint Germain Street Boston, Massachusetts - Fenway-Kenmore
Street light at end of st Germain and mass ave our for months now. Safety issue at night as very dark and two alleys entering near at Germain here. Please fix.
5 way intersection needs a crosswalk Archived186 Brookline Ave Boston, MA 02215, USA - Fenway-Kenmore
intersection of Boylston, Brookline, and Park has crosswalk at 4 of the 5 roads but not on Brookline southwest of intersection. To get from Brookline Ave to Park Dr one has to either jaywalk across 6 lanes or take a series of 4 crosswalks in a clockwise loop.
Delivery Trucks Block Hemenway St ArchivedHemenway Street And Forsthy Street - Fenway-Kenmore
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(pothole) Queensberry Street Archived
hole Archived132 Riverway Boston, MA 02215, USA - Fenway-Kenmore
about 10 inches deep, about 2-3 months old.
(pothole) Archived302 Brookline Ave Boston, MA 02215 - Fenway-Kenmore
Pothole in right lane at traffic light...You have to land in it to turn right on the Riverway when approaching from Brookline Ave with Emmananuel on your right.


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Another day, another day won. I told y'all I would focus more on defense today, where a few question marks remain. It hard though to really analyze these guys with them not hitting folks and manning up more in pass skeletons than actual plays.
First off, I want to talk about the discipline being instilled by Wommack and the rest of the defensive staff. When they warm up, the helmets for every group of players (linemen, linebackers, and secondary) are in a perfect line. They want to get them disciplined from warmups all the way through the day.
In opening drills, half the position players worked with Tom Allen and D Nix on staying low and flipping their hips to either get an angle on the defender on defense or downfield blocking on offense. At the same time on the other end, Wesley McGriff and, I believe, Corey Batoon (assistant AD for Player Development), worked on blocking. Then, halfway through, the two troops swapped. The defenders especially look better at flipping their hips on the Allen/Nix drill. One person who is looking way better on blocking is Jeff Scott. He's engaging sooner, working them further outside and will be good to take care of the extra blitzer.Wommack was quick to work post warmups with the linebackers and secondary on moving with motion men across the offense. Used 2 and 3 linebackers in this look. Joel Kight and Mike Marry were the two most used, but Sedarius Bryant (who is going to kill someone this year. He's still mad about being short), Ralph Williams and a couple others less often. The defensive backs look lighter on their feet and more agile. The defense is solid in their motion in going either way. But like I said, its hard to tell much about how they will be before they put the pads on tomorrow.
Looks like CJ Johnson has been working more with defensive ends than the linebackers, but that could have just been today. I think that is primarily due to the lack of depth at the position until Channing and the rest of the class arrives. Didn't see a whole lot of the d line until the couple of scrimmage plays (which I'll get back to later). I don't know if its the lack of experience at offensive tackle or if they are that good looking, but Jason Jones and Gerald Rivers (to an extent) have done a good job getting into the backfield.
Later, the tight ends, linebackers and quarterbacks set up and ran a pass skeleton. First defensively, Tom Allen has improved the linebackers on engaging the tight ends at the point of attack and within the first 5 yards of defense. DT Shackleford was out there on crutches in his brace (still hate to see that) and was attacking as a coach and a cheerleader for the linebackers on the sideline.
Offensively, Maurice Harris has done a good job in converting some fullbacks, like EJ Epperson and, the kid with the greatest 1930's running back name ever, HR Greer, to work from tight end. Mosley still has probably the best hands and will be a good big target for whoever our quarterback will be (more discussion on that later as well). Ferbia Allen looks better catching the ball too. The tight ends all seem to have better hands and are running tighter routes. If a tight end drops the ball, Harris forces them into pushups as well. No one pulled the Willie Mayes Hayes "How am I supposed catch the ball if I can't lift my arms?" since I only saw one set of pushups.
Moving back to the defense into the secondary for the weekend, Cliff Coleman is covering tight. Shut down the slot receiver two or three times today. Aaron Garbutt and Wesley Pendleton both look improved. I was a big critic of Pendleton for celebrating without doing much in coverage last year, but McGriff has helped him out a lot. If Brishen Mathews stays healthy this year, I'm fairly positive he will decapitate someone this season. Tanner Burns learned a good amount of from his dad and is a good rangy safety. Frank Crawford looked moderate to good in coverage against the outside receivers. Dehendret Collins is a good, but not great defender in man coverage, but can be a really good safety. More than just his number reminds me of Damien Jackson.
One person on the field yesterday I forgot to mention yesterday was Barney Farrar. He serves as the "Assistant A.D. for High School and Junior College Relations", but was on the field working with the secondary. Firstly, his voice is AWESOME. High-pitched, gravelly, and loud as he shrieks out "Rip the ball out" and "Players Play!" all day alongside McGriff, who wasn't as much of a Team Backsweat member as he was yesterday. Secondly, the players all seem to respond to Farrar though, especially the DB's. For anyone going to a practice, he is fired up and will make you laugh a lot through the day.
On the other side of the ball, the quarterback play seemed to be a lot like yesterday. Bro (he's at Ole Miss, might as well make that change Bo) Wallace is just above Barry Brunetti in terms of play. Mikhail Miller continues to impress, but he's fell off a little bit from yesterday. Werner is making sure the quarterbacks (and the rest of the offense) keep the ball high and tight. When running a zone read, Brunetti made a cut inside when he should've either given it off to Devin Thomas or stayed outside, so Werner forced him to do up-downs and gave the reps at that time to Wallace. If I had to set the depth chart today, it would be: Wallace, Brunetti, Mackey, Miller, Ratliff, Stoudt and Ingram.
The offensive line is getting coached well by Matt Luke and he really wants to see success out of this school. Today, first line offensive line left to right looked like Aaron Morris, can't remember left guard, Evan Swindall, Justin Bell and Pierce Burton. Exterior line was good at times. Burton has been doing a good job on the edge so far. During the scrimmage plays, Burton came off the right side and was blocking a linebacker (might have been Mike Marry, but don't quote me) and a small skirmish broke out. After the skirmish, McGriff, Farrar and Jackson were happy to see the energy out of the team. Hugh decided to bring the whole team together, turned down the music and calmed them all down. When they broke out and the music started back up, the first play out was a post pattern from Bo to Collins Moore which went for a TD as Chief Brown looked like he tweeked a hamstring and hobbled off. He returned quickly, so I wouldn't worry about Chief though. A few plays later, Nick Parker had a long TD run off right tackle. His burst and power through the line went down the right side is gonna be a big factor on offense this year.
On the edge, Heard is doing a good job at getting the receivers to tighten up their routes. The receivers we're using on the outside are Donte (another great day today), Ja-Mes Logan, Vince Sanders, Tobias Singleton, Terrell Grant, and, I'm assuming when he comes back, Snoop. At slot receiver, look for both Moores (Philander and Collins) to break out. Philander has obvious speed from that time as a JUCO All-American kick returner, but Collins has some deceptive speed to burn if they get him the ball on the run. Getting them on routes down the field with posts, flags and go routes can go the distance. Both Bo (to Collins twice on post) and Barry (to Philander on a go route) can do, but Bo more consistently. Korvic Neat is doing a better job out of the slot as well. Earlier in the practice, Grant Heard was throwing passes to receivers, but like three straight times, he gave Korvic bad balls to try and catch. But when they got to the pass skeleton, Korvic came out of the slot and had both a full extension laying out catch and also went up and is getting the ball at its highest point and securing it on his way down.
Also today, they began to implement a play similar to West Virginia's "Volleyball Pass" to motion man on a jet sweep. As of right now, the timing to simply "set" the ball to the motion man isn't there, so its a forward pitch (or Utah pass). The advantage of this is if the play is broken, the connection isn't quite made and the ball is dropped, its counts as an incompletion instead of a fumble.
I'll let y'all who don't know much about Freeze's philosophy outside the play-calling inside what we saw today. Today, when we ran the two-qb hurry up offense drill we ran yesterday and they ran a bubble screen to Philander for about 15-20, when they blow the whistle is where the play is dead. Philander was at speed and kept running so to slow up for about 10-15 yards, which was one of the worst things he could do. When he reached about half speed, Hugh screamed at him from 20 yards away to get the ball to the official way quicker than that. On the offense, Hugh is making sure the ball is given to the official within 5 seconds and they are back on the ball. When the offense on the field "scores a TD", they are instructed to celebrate as a team. I wouldn't call the celebrating showboating in this case, since its nothing more than a couple high fives and running off the field as a team. It is never one person on his own. Later, we saw this wasn't just for these touchdowns. After a great catch, the rest of the group of receivers, or even entire offense if the play calls for it, will run down and celebrate with the guy. Today, Ja-Mes made a great catch over top of Tanner Burns that he couldn't have defended any better. Not only did the receivers in the play and linemen run down, but Grant Heard, Hugh and Matt Luke all went down to congratulate. Even Barney Farrar ran over to give him a slap on the helmet. There is a sense of family and enthusiasm that I haven't seen over the past 4 years that I am VERY happy to see.
Other random notes from the practice. One of the best moments of practice was when they brought Charles Sawyer on a corner blitz, he got into the backfield quickly. After Brunetti stepped up, Sawyer saw he was going to barrel Hugh, so he held up and wrapped up Hugh and then hugged him as if to say, "Sorry 'bout that Coach". Also seen at practice today; Keith Burns and family to watch Tanner. Some of the players came over to see him. I don't think he'll get the credit he deserves for his help with our secondary last year. I think he really helped sculpt Charles Sawyer into an all-conference candidate. Sean and Leigh Anne were there for a little bit as well. And we can say, Deuce is lose again on the practice fields of Ole Miss. He came out in a pullover during stretches and earlier drills this morning. I'm guessing he is helping in his "offensive quality control" capacity (say that three times fast).
Wrapping up, there are probably Important Takeaways from this first weekend of practice.
1) This team is in phenomenal shape and won't lose some of those close late games because of lack of conditioning this year.
2) When they say this team is going to go fast, that is almost an understatement. Look for this team to be on the ball and ready to go within 20 seconds, which should be a change of pace the defense's in this conference will not be ready for.
3) You can set your watch to Freeze's practices. He writes out a schedule and follows it to the minute. Whether or not you are done fully with a drill, its time to go. No time to waste.
4) Freeze has a passion for this game and this school that you really can feel. You can tell he's where he wants to be when he's on that field in the red and blue and looking up at Vaught-Hemingway standing like a monolith over him.
5) With Nick Parker seemingly coming into his own and Jeff Scott looking stronger and shiftier than before, our running back corps could really sneak up on some people this year.
6) The quarterback competition seems to be tighter than many would have anticipated. Bo Wallace's understanding of the offense is equal to the passion Barry Brunetti is showing to be on the field. And maybe the honoring of Mikhail Miller's greyshirt scholarship wasn't such the risk we thought it was.
7) The separation of receivers into outside and slot receivers in practice should do wonders in getting them more involved in their specific assignments. Doing this will help to get guys we were wondering if they were worth the scholarship a year ago more involved in the offense and improve general production.
8) Wesley McGriff was not just brought in for his recruiting acumen. He is a fine defensive backs coach and we shouldn't see our guys out of position like we have seen over the past few years.
9) The front 7 defensively may be a bit thin and a bit young as of right now, but with time, we should see an aggressive defense who will do exactly what they say they will, "Relentlessly pursue the ball and knock the ever loving crap out of someone."
10) And finally, there is a passion and enthusiasm from everyone from the coaching staff, to the players, down to the fans who go out for practice. Its infectious and will be palpable in the stadium this year. There will be some growing pains obviously, and this year might take a little while to get settled in fully, but its gonna be fun, and should be for years to come.
The team gets in pads for the first time tomorrow. According to a friend who is personally close to Freeze from his time at Briarcrest, we might see scrimmages at the next few open practices. I'll be back here next week to let you know about how this team looks after a full week back and really hitting somebody.


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We had breakfast at Sambo's in Santa Barbara, probably 30 years ago. We'd never seen USDA Small eggs before. Never went back.
re: judybird
We ate at that Sambo's about a year ago, and it was actually fairly good. Hash browns were nicely browned and crispy on the outside, potato-ey and practically creamy on the inside, and the basket of free mini-muffins was really nice (choco-chip and orange, IIRC). We would probably go back if we ever found ourselves in the area at breakfast time.
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RIP Stage Deli in NYC. They had a great Monte Cristo.
It is hard for me to work up much nostalgia for those chains. Chi-chi's, for instance, totally sucked and wasn't Bennigans pretty much like TGI Fridays? I do have a fond memory of going to a Ground Round in Rochester, MN, when my sister lived there. Fun post-sport venue with peanuts you could eat and toss shells on the ground.
Sambos....my dad wouldn't let us get anywhere near that one.
re: tcamp
Chi-Chi's was the kind of Mexican restaurant that would seem exotic and authentic in Minneapolis-- maybe because that's where that culinary chain atrocity started out....
I have nightmares of cheese-and-sour-cream-and-"guacamole"-covered chimichangas and over-cheesed "nachos" at a Pittsburgh-area Chi-Chi's. Luckily NOT the one where that horrifying Hep-A outbreak occurred.
Since I moved out to southern CA I have thankfully had much, MUCH better Mexican-American food and don't patronize places like that.
Steak and Ale...? I remember that place. When you're middle-class and pre-teen, your folks took you there after games, concerts, and for birthdays. Hey, a sit-down joint with stainless-steel utensils! How special. But, as I recall, the steaks were not half-bad. However, my standards back then were damn low...!
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I was a hostess at the ground round in West Orange NJ for most of my college years. Lots of fun memories, worked with a great crew of people. I was in charge of making the popcorn, which I have to say was really good when I made it.
re: michele cindy
We had a great crew but the food was so bad that all I did was bring stuff back and deal with unhappy customers.
re: crewsweeper
I recall Steak & Ale when I was in high school. Already, it had earned the nickname Ache & Stale among the smartasses I knew.
re: Tripeler
I worked there for one week, now that was one of the worst jobs I ever had, really bad managers.
re: Kholvaitar
Ahhh Farrells. Used to go to the Escondido location as a kid with my family. Loved the Tin Roof Sunday and anytime someone had a birthday.
re: Kholvaitar
Farrell's is attempting to make a comeback. A new ownership group bought them a few years ago and are slowly opening up a few stores in California. See history section on their site
re: Kholvaitar
I wish they would bring Love's back. I can still taste their ribs and beans. Superb!
"Welcome to Chi-Chi's here are our complimentary chips, with your choice of hot or mild salsa". Oh yea......who has two thumbs and use to be a "sa" (servers assistant) at Chi-Chi's in Woodbridge NJ???? This guy!!!
It was a good job till the Woodbridge Police raided the place one night because one of the cooks was selling "pot" out of the back kitchen door. I thought it was odd we were receiving so many parsley and oregano deliveries all night.
re: jrvedivici
We used to go to that ChiChi's every once in a while. Usually when the line at Jose Tejas was too long & we didn't want to wait. It's now Cheesburger In Paradise/Bonefish Grill.
re: Jerzeegirl
Yes ma'am that's the one! I worked there from 1985-86. Only one year, I broke my leg in football and was in a cast for about 12 weeks, I never returned to work after that.
I actually got a job as a cook at the Ponderossa at the Ocean County Mall for a year or two after that.
re: jrvedivici
I have a bizarre "gift" I received with the Ponderosa logo on it: a Christmas ornament. Guess it was a promo for some dish they served. Funny, but it's never been hung on a Christmas tree, but I still never threw it out.
re: jrvedivici
There was a Ponderosa near my old apartment in Old Bridge. We used to ask if Hop Sing was the cook. They were not amused. Didn't last long, became a night club & that didn't last long either.
There is a Ground Round in an otherwise dead shopping mall in Frederick, MD and a Chi-chi's only a few hundred yards away. A Bennigan's opened in Clarksburg, MD about 6 months ago. They all appear to be toddling along. Frederick also has 6 Roy Rogers in operation. Center MD is the home of the undead chains.
I remember when Steak and Ale closed in Tulsa. It simply didn't update itself to compete when Outback, Longhorn and the like came to town.(Not to mention the excellent locally-owned steak houses) It had the very old fashioned, dark red booths, mens-club atmosphere. I only visited it once. Was sad to see it go, just because it had been around so long, but it wasn't a place i was eager to go visit to actually eat.
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26 March 2013
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25 March 2013
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25 March 2013
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The Archbishop of Canterbury was today formally enthroned in front of more than 2,000 people — after saying he is convinced a woman will one day be made an archbishop.
21 March 2013
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19 March 2013
Betty Trask award-winning author Elizabeth Day has revealed how times have changed in the publishing world since her first novel Scissors Paper Stone came out two years ago. At the launch of her latest, Home Fires, in Lincoln's Inn last night, she said her last book was filed in Waterstones next to novels by Jonathan Dee and Lydia Davis. "This time, I'm next to Sylvia Day, who writes erotic fiction similar to Fifty Shades of Grey," she said.
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On Tuesday, October 14, at his Healthy Living lecture at Barnes & Noble at 7:30 p.m., Dr. Roger De Sesa talked about "Building a Healthy Immune System." His blog offers some helpful tips he shared. Thanks again to LYFE Kitchen, Valencia Wellness Center and Dr. De Sesa for providing the October raffle prizes. For info on the last 2014 lecture, visit the workshop tab.
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As a chiropractor working in Valencia (part of Santa Clarita) since 1999, Dr. De Sesa accepts walk-in clients, and first-time consultations are free. There is no obligation with the first visit. You may take the information home to review it further. We also have free brochures on specific conditions, including back pain, headaches, carpal tunnel syndrome, neck pain, pregnancy-related pain, mid-back pain, fibromyalgia, and whiplash.
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that was a good laugh! well done, indeed. el reg rocks.
So what's in a URL? The Reg URL?
keep the .co.uk
like everyone said, keep the .co.uk to preserve the UK pride and presence.
i'm a big fan of El Reg from the states - going six years now; honestly, when you introduced .com, i decided to use it for convenience, but mind you .co.uk lets readers know the site is originated from Britain, made by Britain, written by Britain, for the world - not another muck-up news site from the states pretending to be true boffins.
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* Support for Boot Camp — VMware Fusion automatically detects your Boot Camp partition, so you can now run a Windows XP virtual machine from your existing Boot Camp partition. You no longer have to choose Windows or Mac: you can now run Windows side-by-side with your favorite Mac applications. Note: For this Beta 3 release, Windows Vista is not supported; only Windows XP is supported.
* Windows Easy Install — You want to run Windows applications, but you don't want to become a guru just to install Windows. VMware Fusion has you covered; just answer a few simple questions, insert your Windows CD and let VMware Fusion take care of the rest and automatically create the optimal Windows virtual machine for your Mac, including the installation of VMware Tools.
* Virtual machine packages — Virtual machines are now encapsulated in a single, easy-to-manage package. Move your virtual machines to another hard drive or Mac simply by copying a file.
* Enhanced virtual machine creation — The entire virtual machine creation process has been streamlined, and the new Windows Easy Install feature makes creating a virtual machine even easier than before. The New Virtual Machine Assistant remembers the location you choose for future virtual machine creation.
* Enhanced virtual machine library — Managing multiple virtual machines is even easier with the Virtual Machine Library. Add new virtual machines by just dragging them into the Library, reorder virtual machines with drag and drop, and use the delete key on the Keyboard to remove virtual machines from the library. Open a Virtual Machine without powering it on, using the new Settings button, which opens a virtual machine directly to the Hardware Editor.
* Host-Only Networking — Host-Only networking creates a network that is completely contained within your Mac, with a network connection between the virtual machine and your Mac. Use host-only networking to set up an isolated virtual network.
* Improved suspend/shutdown state — When a virtual machine is suspended, VMware Fusion shows a screenshot of the last known state of the virtual machine and a friendly play button so you can get up and running again quickly.
* Improved hardware editor — Settings for virtual hardware are now complete: you can remove virtual hardware from the hardware editor when virtual machines are powered off.
* Improved international support — European and Japanese Apple keyboards now work properly in virtual machines.
Bugs Fixed in Beta 3
This Beta 3 release of VMware Fusion for Mac includes the following improvements and bug fixes:
* Improved networking performance — In some cases, networking in earlier beta versions was slow with single-processor virtual machines. VMware Fusion Beta 3 solves this problem and greatly improves performance in this case.
* Virtual networking no longer fills system logs — VMware Fusion Beta 2 wireless networking added many entries to the system log. This Beta 3 release resolves this issue.
In addition to the improvements listed above, this Beta 3 release fixes numerous bugs to greatly improve the stability and performance of VMware Fusion.
Apple announces octo-core Mac Pro
nearly double the price means double the speed?
i think not. this is hoping the quad cores will reduce in price.
Unhelpful Microsoft help denies helpless millions help
MSDN2 : Server is too busy
While the author recorded MSDN-2to take 15-20 seconds to load, I simply get
"Server is too busy"
Some MS wiseacre DID a little spot of optimisation, indeed.
Woman sets new spacewalking record
You mean women's universe record
I'm not sure if it should be called 'world' record. 'Universe' or 'solar-system' record is more accurate.
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Presentation Title: "Carceral Expansion, Community Organizing, and Critical Prison Studies: Intersections of Social Justice Scholarship, Teaching and Activism"
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Judah Schept is an Assistant Professor of Justice Studies at Eastern Kentucky University. He holds a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from Indiana University and a BA in Sociology from Vassar College. Judah's book, tentatively titled Left and Locking Up: Capital Departures, (Neo) Liberal Politics, and Carceral Expansion, is forthcoming in 2015 from New York University Press. Judah has published and forthcoming articles in journals such as Radical Criminology, Theoretical Criminology, Social Justice, and the Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture. In addition, Judah has published numerous pieces of public scholarship on issues of prison expansion, alternatives to incarceration, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for the Reclaiming Justice Network, based out of the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies in the United Kingdom, and for the newly formed critical social justice collective Uprooting Criminology.
Judah is a scholar-activist whose community organizing informs his research and teaching. Judah practices a critical interdisciplinary scholarship drawing from diverse academic literatures including American studies, critical and cultural criminology, cultural anthropology, cultural and political geography, the sociology of punishment, and postcolonial studies. Judah is particularly interested in the political economies, geographical histories, and cultural politics of various sites of the prison industrial complex. He currently has two major research projects. One, on which his book is based, examines the discourse and politics of jail growth and resistance to it in a small and progressive Midwestern city. The second is an ongoing examination of carceral expansion in eastern Kentucky, focusing especially on the spatial, political-economic and cultural continuities between coal and prison. At EKU, Judah teaches undergraduate courses in Law and Society and Criminological Theory and a graduate course in Qualitative Methods. Judah co-coordinated the development of a new Social Justice Studies major and is also the new coordinator for the undergraduate internship program.
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Erevelles has published articles in the American Educational Research Journal, Educational Theory, Studies in Education and Philosophy, the Journal of Curriculum Studies, Teachers College Record, Disability & Society, Disability Studies Quarterly, & the Journal of Literary and Cultural Disability Studies, among others. Her book, Disability and Difference in Global Contexts: Towards a Transformative Body Politic was published by Palgrave in November 2012.
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Presentation Title: "Expanding Classrooms: Pedagogy at the Social Justice Crossroad"
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Dr. Rhonda Y. Williams, an associate professor of History in the College of Arts and Sciences at CWRU, completed her PhD at the University of Pennsylvania under the stewardship of Dr. Mary Frances Berry. Dr. Rhonda, as many call her, is the founding director of CWRU's Social Justice Institute; the founder and director of CWRU's Postdoctoral Fellowship in African American Studies; and the author of the award-winning The Politics of Public Housing: Black Women's Struggles against Urban Inequality (2004). In April 2009, she was awarded CWRU's inaugural Inclusion and Diversity Achievement Award.
Williams has worked to broker understanding of issues regarding marginalization, inequalities, and activism. She has delivered community presentations to the Congressional Emerson Hunger Fellows on the history of institutional racism and given numerous lectures, including at the Smithsonian Institution and the Woodrow Wilson Center in D.C.
As an educator and scholar-activist, Dr. Rhonda is committed to critically assessing and exposing the entrenched systems of inequality and the enactment of social justice. In articulating her teaching philosophy for her "City As Classroom" – which is taught off campus and requires students to engage in social activism – Dr. Rhonda says the following: "It is my belief that the practice of history should be part of a broader liberation project—one that arms students and scholars with the necessary analytical tools and information to combat social, cultural, and political myths and to address historical and contemporary issues." Currently, the Social Justice Institute is engaged in its inaugural community-based collaborative initiative, the "Voicing and Action Project," which is focused on documenting the life narratives of East Clevelanders to help identify and advance community priorities through the power of storytelling, conversation, voice and visioning, and active community engagement.
Dr. Rhonda is also an active scholar. She is the author of numerous articles including "The Pursuit of Audacious Power: Rebel Reformers and Neighborhood Politics in Baltimore, 1966-1968," in Neighborhood Rebels: Black Power at the Local Level, and "'To Challenge the Status Quo by Any Means': Community Action and Representational Politics in 1960s Baltimore," in The War on Poverty: A New Grassroots History. She is the co-editor of Women, Transnationalism, and Human Rights, a Special Issue of the Radical History Review (2008) and Teaching the American Civil Rights Movement (2002). Currently, she is working on a book titled Concrete Demands on black power in the 20th century (Routledge University Press), and is co-editor of the Justice, Power, and Politics series with University of North Carolina Press.
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