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People have choices. They can accept the changes, work to manage them and appreciate the positive aspects of them. Or they can pack up and set out in search of their perfect spot. Or they can stay put, mope about the changes and try to stop or reverse them. (These are the folks who would try to prevent the incoming tide from ruining their sand castles. Good luck.)
The tide-fighters posted victories in the area counties that went for Kilgore. It suggests a motivated electorate, but not necessarily a representative or progressive one.
Kilgore successfully wooed the hunting and fishing vote, for example, but had no plan that would help preserve from development the places that area residents like to hunt and fish. He billed himself as a country boy who wants to put the death back in death row, and that was about it.
For many voters, sadly, that was good enough.
Many of the come-heres, as we are called, have not yet made the Fredericksburg area "home." Some haven't taken an interest in the local politics, and may not even bother to vote. If they're from Northern Virginia and continue to commute there or to Washington each day, they may be less focused than they should be on the place they return to each night.
They don't recognize the changes that have taken place because they're accustomed to the strip-mall landscape, and accept gridlock as a normal part of life. Many came here looking for relatively inexpensive housing, and that still hasn't changed.
The Kaine candidacy resonated in Northern Virginia and in Hampton Roads partly because he is promising to give localities the power to deny new development if local roads can't support it. In those areas, that might seem like closing the barn door long after the horse is gone, but at least it's a step toward real local control.
With development interests maintaining so much power in the Fredericksburg area, and those who would manage growth intelligently unable to muster a unified voice loud enough to be heard, it's no surprise that conditions here appear to be deteriorating.
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- misscheeks Oct 23, 2006 05:21 AM
So I consider myself a pretty forgiving person in restaurants in general, but my most recent experience at Crazyweed was so bad, I simply have to share.
There were 6 of us. We started by telling our server we would share the scallops and a flatbread to start, 'for the table'. We also put in our orders for our mains.
She arrived with the apps and as she announced the arrival of the scallops she said 'and here are your scallops - err - i mean scallop'. YES low and behold just ONE single scallop on a bed of friseé. After we all picked our jaws up from the table, i asked her if this was intentional as the menu said 'scallops', plural, and the thing cost $16! She assured us that yes, in fact the portions are measure by weight so sometimes you only get one. Ya right, it wasnt even that big! Regardless, i think if they cant secure a good amount of scallops to serve, it should be removed from the menu. I also didnt appreciate her incredulence to the situation, almost acting as if my questioning it was innapropriate. Also, she could have suggested it wasnt a good appetizer for the table to share!
So we start cutting into the flatbread and 'scallop' and she comes back to announce that our mains are ready. At this point i could barely take it anymore and told her that we had just started eating our apps, there was no room on the table, and further, this really wasnt our problem. She told us they were getting cold, and we told her to just put them under the heatlamp then! we were just taking our first bites of our appetizers! she said they didnt have heatlamps. Fine.
We all just stared at eachother wondering if this was a bad dream, wondering when it would end.
She walked away and, without asking her to go ahead, she came back and started putting the plates down on the table...forcing our plates of appetizers to the side. Finally my one friend snapped and said 'no! i am just starting to eat my apetizer, there is no room!' and she gave a look like she was equally fed up with us. At this point i wanted to throw my water at her.
She explained that she 'thought she heard' we were hungry so that was why she thought we would want our food out asap. Again, it seemed to be our fault we were in this situation.
We took our mains seeing as she kept delivering them anyways and tried to make the best of an awful waitress. We couldnt believe what had just happened and definitely were talking openly about how insane this all was.
Not sure if the chef/owner woman noticed (we were sitting at the back table directly beside the open kitchen) but the waitress came back after our meal and apologized saying she was sorry she rushed us and offered desert. They comped us 3 free deserts so... that was, I guess, somewhat of a makeup.
Anyways, the food really was as excellent as I remember it, but the service was even worse! i had even warned my friends the service was awful in there, but nobody was expecting that!
I had the flatbred with smoked salmon and also tasted the lamb curry special with fresh yoghurt which was so so so good.
Here is the thing. Even tho I am 30 years old now, I still feel like I get second rate service from servers who think we are just a bunch of punk kids. We work hard, have money and we tip sometimes better than our parents for godsakes! the whole thing just pisses me off as she was sucking up to two big-wigs who were sitting next to our table having a business dinner. I think I hate her. It makes me mad even writing this...the waitress with the red hair if anyone wants to know! ;-) boooooooooooooooooooo
Sorry you had such a shitty experience - there really is no excuse for that sort of service. I have had that kind of service once before at Crazyweed (where i was pretty ticked too), but that was one out of 15 times so i chalked it up to a bad day. I dont believe she had red hair though :)
To key on one comment you made though, I agree with you that those of us in our late 20's/early 30's often get second-rate service wherever we dine. I, for a fact, know i tip better than my parents. I know i tip better than 99% of the population. I am understanding, patient, and very generous, yet often times, this courtesy is not extended in return. My solution these days is to say something: i've decided that it is no longer my place to keep quiet and walk out of the restaurant without mentioning anything. If im unhappy with the food, the service, drinks, anything - i say so. It's not to try and get comp's, or to be an ass, but to bring it to their attention so they might do something about it.
The cynical side of me says most establishments don't care that much anyway, but the good ones will. And that's enough for me. Unfortunately, my dining companions are often embarassed by the fact i mention when things weren't to our liking, but that's the perils of dining out with me :)
The food at Crazy weed is good; what is the deal with the service? I have stopped going to eat in and only get takeout.
Funny, my mom was so sick of the service there she resolved to only order takeout as well. This plan worked well once, but then she phoned, they put her on hold , forgot about putting the phone down, and kept the phone off the hook for an hour! This happend to her twice no-less!
They need to drop the whole our-food-is-so-good-we-can-do-whatever-we-want attitude.
I notice alot at restaurants that because of my age or youthful appearance i'll call it ;-), I dont necessarily get 'bad service' sometimes but that every table in the restaurant got bread for instance, except ours. The wait staff take shortcuts.
Yen, I totally agree, sometimes you have to suck it up and speak up, making things awkward. Its almost more insulting sometimes to keep your mouth shut.
Great thoughts here today. I will chime in and say that i agree with the other 20 and 30 somethings about the oft poor treatment from mostly Calgary area restos towards our set. Most of the top chefs today are in fact from this age group, and maybe its time for restaurants here to notice what is happening in the greater dining world as a whole. What i mean is the push towards more accessible and dare I say even casual dining experiences where the pomp and formality of eating out is replaced by comfort, relaxed atmosphere and hipness. One needs look no further than the source itself, Lyon, France, where Joel Robuchon, one of the greatest chefs of our time, has created a new trend towards casual high end in his spot L'Atelier. Here the food is priority #1 but not at the expense of service. Service has been modified and scaled back to its namesake "to serve" period. Efficient, timely, intelligent and seamless serving of the food, to the mostly 30's crowd. Look at all the best restaurants in Vancouver, for example. They are full of this very age group. Why? Because we represent the current culture of the day. And we have money. And we are educated. And we know about good food and wine. And we don't live in the world our parents lived in, even if some restaurants still cater to that crowd. Piss us off and you'll have made a colossal mistake. Why? We will be around longer, for starters, and we have learned that good food, wine and service is our right, not our priveledge. It's what the whole world knows. I am thirty years old too, just turned. And what I want is the very best this city can offer me. Sadly, what I often receive is what Yen and Gobstopper and Misscheeks described: callous, uncaring, sloppy, and generally unprofessional service. Calgary restaurants: your job is to please your customer. The oil executive and the computer programmer and the blue collared. And the fellow industry professionals like me and gobstopper who often dine incognito and in casual clothes on purpose.This world with the internet and travel and ever shrinking culinary borders is available to us all, and we expect your best. Isn't that why folks do this? John Manzo, all I can say is that even when I couldn't afford to, I ate well because I made it a priority. Sorry you only discovered it later on in life. Not my problem you couldn't or wouldn't eat well at "my age", with all due respect. Here is my list of places in Calgary that seem to get it more than others. Divino. Eight. Raw Bar. Brava. Living Room(though their food has slipped in the last couple years.) Most sushi places, esp. Globefish, Uptown. In Vancouver...Chambar, West, Feenie's, Guu, Vij's, the Bin's. Old guard: pay attention to what the new guard is doing. It's where dining is going.
Please feel free to add your input about your personal experiences with the service at Crazyweed or other local restaurants, but for general discussions about service as related to age, please start a new thread on the Not About Food board. Thanks.
It truly saddened me to read this rant as it may deter diners from experiencing one of the top gems in Alberta. I feel you have put a bad spin on us, the 20-30 something crowd - "I think I hate her"?!? This evening I returned home from a 1 hour trek (Calgary to Canmore) Crazyweed met my gastronomic expectations in food, wine and service. This brunette would like to thank all hair colours for such a wonderful dining experience.
re: prix fixe
In one way you have a point - it is unfortunate that such a review may deter people from trying a restaurant that serves great food.
On the other hand, the point of the post really was a complaint about the service - a point that was validated by several of us who have had great food, but lousy service at the Crazyweed. The regulars here are generally extremely open-minded, and people i would not consider to be reactionary - it takes something remarkably bad to generate such a passionate post.
Most CH's love Crazyweed - look back at posts for the past 3 years, and you'll see pretty much unequivocally, people always recommend it. This wasnt slander of a good establishment, this was reporting a series of incidents that have occured to several credible posters.
I for one whole-heartedly encourage people to speak up - otherwise, people who do try Crazyweed based on all the positive reviews about the food, might have a similarly bad service experience, and blame our board for a misleading review. People should make decisions with their eyes open - Crazyweed does not always have bad service, but it does happen.
As for the bad spin on the 20-30 demographic, obviously based on the responses that were posted (there were several more that were deleted) - misscheeks, myself, formerlyfingers, and shazam. this is not an isolated incident. It is not indicative of all restaurants, nor is it indicative of all servers, but it happens more than it should. And that is worth mentioning.
This black haired person would like to thank all servers who respect and treat all customers equally, including those at the Crazyweed, for their wonderful service.
I have never experienced service like this at Crazyweed, although I have never dined there exclusively with people of my own age group (I am 27.) Still, it ticks me off that should even be an issue. On another thread I complained about the quality of food at Siding Cafe, but failed to mention the service had taken a similar, though not as extreme direction as the food.
prix fixe,
Trust me, I love Crazyweed more than anyone and thought well and hard before being so harsh. In fact, I feel like I am overly fair at allowing restaurants to have a few slips in service. The point is, this experience in poor-service was truly off the charts. Have you ever had your server just start pushing your apetizer plates to the side as you are eating? Am I supposed to bite my tongue simply because the food itself is awesome?
Lastly, this was not even near the first time myself or my family have had terrrible service there.
PS - the 'i think i hate her' and hair colour mention were obivously to be taken lightheartedly. Regarless I am sure I'll still be back this winter, tho I'll be giving the redhead the evil eye. ;-)
I understand your frustrations at The Crazyweed. I went there in January and the food was very good and interesting. I really like the uniqueness of the menu, but I'll have to agree that the service is not great to say the least. I think I'm almost immune to all the bad service out there. Living in Calgary with a shortage of workers in almost every industry, I see the bad service everywhere. It too bad because even if the meal was the best you have ever had if the service sucks it just ruins the whole experience.
Cheers!!! to a better dining experience.
re: Anomay
We were there last April, not too long after they'd moved to their new building. We thought the food was wonderful! Mind you, maybe we're not huge food snobs. I enjoy almost anything if someone else cooks it!
Seriously, though, it was awesome. The service,the evening we were there ,was phenomonial. My sister showed up somewhat unexpectedly , so we had already ordered. The waitress did her best so all of us would get our meals together, and we did. She was very friendly too, and the place was very busy.
The room at that time was pretty bare. But, they didn't have any of their pictures up. It might not be the most romantic place, if that's what you had in mind, especially for Valentines.
Another option would be The Trough. The food there too, is wonderful and it might be a tad more romantic. Service there is over the top. Your water glass is never even half empty and they give you some little tasters of wine and appies, which are kind of nice.Hope you have lots of fun wherever you go!
re: happyeats
Crazyweed was a disappointment.
When we arrived at 5:30pm, it seemed like they weren't ready for business. Their special Valentine's Day menu wasn't ready - we were given poor quality print-out from their website.
Food was good, but the service was terrible. We were given the dessert menu and be urged to order before we even receive our main courses! When we mentioned that we still haven't eaten our main dishes yet, the waitress informed that if we ordered ahead, the kitchen then could "make them right away." For the price they charge, this level of service is not acceptable.
I guess they only care about turning tables on Valentine's Day than making the customers happy. The table next to us waited over an hour for their food too.
It was too bad.
re: Anomay
thats probably the reason the attitudes are bad,in that there is someone else around the corner waiting to eat ,and anouther behind them ect.quantity not quality.more peaple in ,more money to make ,consider yourselves the victims of the almighty dollar.on that note i must try this place out on my trip to van this spring.any food recs?
re: howlin
I am so sorry to hear you had a bad experience at Crazyweed. (Especially after I said how good it was.) You said the food was good, but the service was awful. Was it because it was busy or was she just all around terrible? Do you ever contact the restaurant following to let them know you haven't been pleased? I never have, but I think if I was really disappointed, I would. Hope your next experience, wherever it may be, is better.
re: happyeats
I think the issue is partly due to Valentine's Day, but mostly due to inexperienced staff and disorganization. I'm not sure talking with management will help.
I didn't mean to say that your review of Crazyweed was invalid, Happyeats. Just that our experience was different …
On happier note, we did have a great experience with the Sunday Brunch at Banff Spring Hotel! Awesome food, attentive staff, and desserts to die for!
re: Anomay
Sorry that you had a bad experience at Crazyweed. I like it there myself. After talking to some food people and having experienced it myself, I pretty much avoid all special restaurants during Valentine's Day and Mother's Day for sit-down dinners. Going one day before (or so) to celebrate yields a much better experience.
Case in point, went to Olives Friday night instead of Saturday with 3 other couples. Very good food and fantastic service all around.
Glad to hear the Banff Springs was better. We have never eaten there but maybe we'll check it out next time we're in the area.
I guess talking to management wouldn't help probably given the situations with staffing in Canmore. Maybe lots of young folk just come for ski season and by the time they are adequately trained, they go back home. I always think if I ran a restaurant, I would like to hear what the shortcomings are so I could work on improving them.
re: happyeats
I've been a 'lurker' on Chowhound for awhile, but I really wanted to add to this post. I wouldn't want someone to come to Canmore and spend good money to have a miserable experience. I have to agree that the food at Crazyweed is excellent ( I've only been there once, really enjoyed the food though), but I am floored by the service I experienced, as well friends & families stories. My experience was not terrible. Lunch took almost 2 hours, and the service staff offered no apologies.
A group that included my parents went to the restaurant for lunch, and when 2 of the women were served the wrong meals (one received the buffalo burger, another a beef burger, easy enough mistake) the server insisted they just switch plates, after they had each taken a bite out of the meal! Some family friends were also kicked out of the restaurant by the owner when they sent food back because it was undercooked. He actually followed them, yelling, out the front door!
I know Crazyweed has received excellent reviews, but I think it's gone to their head.
re: cookin_mama
Crazyweed was recommended to me by a friend that has a condo in Canmore. I have to say after reading the reviews above, I was somewhat skeptical of going there for Easter dinner.
First off, it's a very unassuming building and when we drove up, it almost looked like it was a cafeteria. To my surprise it's probably one of the best restaurants I've been to in a long time. The food was fantastic and the service excellent, however, the restaurant wasn't packed. It appeared that there were 3 wait staff on, but, I couldn't tell if there were others in the back of the restaurant. We were served quickly and attentively by all three. Our main server was a lovely young woman originally from the French Riviera. She was extremely pleasant and very accomodating. My daughter is a vegetarian and she offered to go back and speak with the chef about other vegetarian options which weren't on the menu.
Perhaps they've had complaints about service that they're taking it a little more seriously. An excellent choice if you're in Canmore!
My 30 something Canmore friend and I dined at Crazyweed on Thursday. We had one appetizer between us and a salad and the samosas to share. It was a great meal, well paced and fantastic service. I only had to call the server over once b/c we decided on a second beer. The samosas we over-the-top flavorful and crisp with a little kick. I will definitely order that again.
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Quite disappointing. Note that everyone who liked it added something, like shrimp. As written, it seems to be missing "something". Maybe some sun-dried tomatoes, chicken, or parmesan? It has potential, but as it is here, it's pretty boring.
Couldn't resist adding a few anchovy filets and a palmful of chopped capers to the mix. Both melt into the sauce beautifully. Also, a glug of good quality olive oil over the top, just before serving, adds a wonderful moistness and fragrance.
Made this with prawns. Very fast, very good and it had a light feel to it which is a nice change from the heavier cream sauces I lean towards in winter.
This is the best recipe I have gotten from this site so far! Easy, delicious, and great as is or with additions. I used one third cup instead of a half cup of olive oil, and also added shrimp. The recipe was equally good as a side dish or with chicken.
I really liked this. I served it with Parmesan Chicken and wished I had used chicken broth like the cook from Orange Co. I could make a meal out of this and a green salad.
Hmmm .... what did I do wrong? I was excited about this dish, but disappointed at the final result. I really didn't think it tasted like much and my son thought it was way too lemony.
This dish made our Saturday night! I substituted chicken broth for the pasta water (I accidentally drained it all away), used linguine for the spaghetti and added 1/2 pound of shrimp. I just wish I would have had some fresh bread to soak up the left over sauce.
Quick easy and delicious! We added shrimp to the oil, garlic and hot pepper flakes and cooked them just until the tails curled. Used more garlic and more hot pepper and black pepper. Only used two Tbsp. lemon juice and may use less oil next time, the noodles seemed pretty oily. Definately a keeper!


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Viktor Stalberg, colliding with playoff opponent Mike Smith, figures to be more confident in his second playoff series. "It's a different game," he said, "and just being part of it [last year] helped out." | Tom Cruze~Sun-Times
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One year removed from his first taste of the postseason, defenseman Nick Leddy is looking forward to a more familiar experience this time around.
"Last year, being the playoffs for the first time, I was a little nervous at the beginning," said Leddy, who at 21 has emerged as an important presence on the Blackhawks' blue line in his second season. "Thank God I had [former teammate] Brian Campbell sitting next to me because he saw I was little nervous and said, 'Hey, just relax. It's another game.' "
When the Blackhawks begin their first-round playoff series Thursday against the Phoenix Coyotes, Leddy will be part of a notable group of young players who, despite their age, already have experienced the elevated speed, intensity and pressure of the postseason.
Leddy, along with Marcus Kruger, Viktor Stalberg, Bryan Bickell and goalie Corey Crawford, bring the lessons learned from a nearly historic comeback in the Hawks' seven-game series against the Vancouver Canucks last year in their postseason debuts.
"When you go out there first time playing in a playoff atmosphere, it's different," Stalberg said. "It's a different game and just being part of it, even for one round, helped out. We know a little bit more about what to expect this year. There aren't as many things running around in your mind going into it."
In other words, this isn't their first rodeo.
"You know how it's going to be," said Kruger, who had nearly as many postseason games (five) as regular-season games (seven) last season. "It's the same game, and you play against the same players you did during the regular season. The first time, it's easy to forget that."
There are two things each player said they haven't forgotten.
The first is the long flights and time-zone changes typically required of Western Conference teams and the physical and mental toll they take.
"When we played Vancouver last year, the travel was killer," Crawford said. "Now you know and you make sure to get the rest that you need at the right time because of those long flights back and forth."
The second lesson the Canucks series drove home was that no matter how dire the situation, it takes just one good game or one good period to turn things around.
"The biggest thing it taught me was anything can happen," Leddy said. "We get down 3-0 to Vancouver, and then we win three games and then go to OT in the seventh. Anything can happen."
Said Crawford: "You just learn that you don't stop playing until the series is over. Teams play hard, they battle, and if you're not playing at your best, there's a chance they'll come back on you."
It's the kind of common sense that remains an abstract notion until you've been on a team that drags itself back into a series the way the Hawks did last year.
Now these young but experienced players are confident knowing what's required of them when the level of play goes up a notch. It's knowledge they're happy to share with the Hawks' newest crop of playoff rookies.
"If I see [Andrew] Shaw or some of the other guys like [Jimmy] Hayes, [Dylan] Olsen or [Brandon] Bollig are a little nervous, I'll go up and talk to them and give them the same advice I got last year," Leddy said. "Well, maybe not Shaw. He probably won't be nervous."


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2013 Inaugural Commencement Speaker Competition
To promote EIU's commitment to strengthening the academic and personal experience for our students and to showcase examples of exemplary writing and speaking, Eastern Illinois University introduced the Student Commencement Speaker Series. This program replaces the former student and faculty speaker traditions at Eastern. The Student Commencement Speaker Series will be introduced during the Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 Commencement Programs and will showcase 6 students eligible for graduation. Student Speakers representing the Graduate School will be featured for the first time during the Fall 2013 ceremony Saturday, December 14, 2013.
Announcing the 2013 selected students and their essays :
David Closson, master of science in Technology- speaking at the 10:00 am ceremony, he will be introduced by his faculty mentor Mr. Ken Baker.
From College Student to College Cop
Brittany Zaring, master of science in Dietetics- speaking the 1:00 pm ceremony, she will be introduced by her faculty mentor Dr. Melanie Burns.
EIU's Footprint on my Future
In the future when I reflect back on my time at EIU, I will have zero regrets. I will remember walking through campus when the leaves began to change; the close relationships I was fortune to have with my professors; the friendships I made; my mentor, Dr. Melanie Tracy Burns whose red ink pen is never without ink, the research I was able to do, and the passion that was sparked in me while I was here. I ask you to reflect back on your experiences as you made EIU your home. Think about your mentors, friends, and activities while I share some of my experience with you today.
In 2009, I graduated from the Art Institute in Nashville, TN with my Associate's in Culinary Arts. After graduation, I had only a few prospects of employment; none of which would provide me with a salary to sustain my life nor did they have very appealing work hours. I decided to further my education and pursue something that would be the 9-5 and provide a steady income for myself and potential future family. However, I was not willing to let go of food; so, dietetics it was- as I decided am good with food and chemistry. Dietetics was the reasonable choice. I chose Eastern Illinois University because it was close to home and they offered a degree in dietetics through their School of Family and Consumer Sciences; it fit the purposes I needed it to.
I am not sure what brought you to EIU, but EIU was my first choice for my undergraduate degree based on location and convenience. However, the ending was completely different. My first and second semester on campus provided me with a nice introduction to what I could expect. It was when I came back for that third semester and my final year of undergraduate studies; Dr. Melanie Burns asked me if I was interested in working with Peace Meal Senior Nutrition and doing a research project as part of my undergraduate internship. Peace Meal, then housed under the School of Family and Consumer Sciences it was an easy choice to be my place of internship. However, due to recent state budget cuts Sarah Bush Lincoln Health System has assumed management of this wonderful program.
In the Fall of 2011, I met with Barbara Brown, the assistant director of Peace Meal and started the groundwork for my undergraduate research I was undertaking- testing the acceptability and preference of a researcher-developed oral nutrition supplement. My final semester of undergraduate I worked at Peace Meal Senior Nutrition ten to twelve hours a week. I would do office work that was needed, go on site visits, review menus, and do my research during my internship. My research consisted of administering a Triangle Test that had two one-ounce servings of Ensure and one one-ounce serving of the research-developed oral nutritional supplement. The seniors identified which supplement was different, stated their preference, and which of the supplements they found acceptable.
In addition to doing research while in my internship, I was fortunate enough to assist at Peace Meal. One day I went on a site visit with Blake Sanders, a home delivered meal coordinator. We travelled from Charleston to Bethany to meet with a fantastic, upbeat blind woman in her eighties or nineties with end-stage cancer. Blake told me that site visits normally last twenty to thirty minutes; we were in this particular ladies house for over sixty minutes. I had the privilege to silently listen to this woman describe how she lived out her days in her house, the visitors that would stop by, and how the Peace Meal volunteers would deliver her meals. She told us what those meals meant to her and how nice it was to have a daily volunteer checking on her and to ask how she was doing. It was in that moment that I knew nutrition has a significant impact on people and most do not realize its importance. That experience, provided through my undergraduate internship, solidified my passion and my drive to try and change the world and help the helpless.
Since then, I applied for and was accepted into the dietetic internship at Eastern Illinois University. I was fortunate enough to have a graduate assistantship teaching the foods lab, working with students while they developed their culinary skills and learned about food principals. I chose to throw myself again into research and take on a master's thesis that focused on providing nutrition education through Facebook to college students. I have also taken all opportunities that have been presented to work with the most deserving populations while in my graduate dietetic internship as to have no regrets while at EIU. I have volunteered at organizations such as WIC, Bread of Love (a senior nutrition program), and various day cares. I have worked at food banks and a mobile food pantry helping families load their cars with much needed groceries. I continue to seek out those opportunities. It is my desire to locate a job upon graduation working with deserving families involved in the aforementioned programs. Nutrition helps children perform better in school, help heal the sick, and can nourish the soul.
Other students here at EIU can have similar experiences that I was fortunate to have. Peace Meal can always use volunteers. Students can help deliver meals, observe assessments, or help serve at congregate meal sites. Hearing about the need and experiencing it for oneself are two completely different worlds. EIU and its professors present students with opportunities throughout the year to be involved, volunteer their time, and help change the world a little bit at a time. Experiences such as I was fortunate to have while attending EIU help to remove the local perspective and move towards the global perspective. They can spark passion and guide students into directions they never knew they wanted to head, just like it did for me.


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Wyche believes that the Panthers have been quiet about free agency because of their current salary cap issues. He said the window of time to figure out how much room there is within the roster is narrowly closing-the team needed to be under salary cap by 4 pm March 13.
"It's been quiet because of the cap situation…and because of last years' when they spent all the money resigning their own guys. I don't expect them to be active in terms of the top tier, first 72 portion of free agency…once they get cap compliant, I think they will steadily augment their roster with extra defensive backs, extra pass rushers, extra linemen…"
Wyche hopes there might be an end to Peyton Manning free agency as soon as Friday because of front running team Arizona Cardinals. He thinks the two likely destinations for the older Manning will be either Arizona or Denver.
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Two teams likely to be quiet during this time are the Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys, teams under fire for padding the salaries of several key players in the 2011 season and then drastically cutting the salaries to fit under the cap.
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"Hello, Megan! I'm on Earth!"
"I'm actually on Earth! I've wanted this for so long... even if it's not exactly like TV."For about a hundred of our Earth years, our planet has been a noisy little mudball when it comes to radio signals. A very common plot amongst science fiction authors is to depict aliens as having made contact with Earth culture via stray TV broadcasts. One bit of science that these writers surprisingly get right consistently is that radio signals propagate at light speed. Given that on TV distances are conveniently measured in light years, it's an easy conversion formula: aliens 50 light-years from Earth are just now getting TV signals sent in the 1960's, thus the visitor that shows up, having skipped the intervening distance via Faster-Than-Light Travel, will talk and dress like a beatnik in an attempt to fit in. Hilarity Ensues, or it provides a vital clue to the protagonist that something isn't quite right about this guy. There are some major technical problems with this concept, but most writers will ignore them. First of all, non-directional broadcast signals (like TV and radio signals) can not be received beyond a fraction of a light year even by much more powerful telescopes than the ones available [1], so it shouldn't be that surprising that we have not been receiving any of their transmissions, even if they have radio technology (or maybe they all read books on their planet). Directed radio signals (like radar signals) can be possibly received thousands of light years away but can be detected in a far smaller area and may not even be recognized as sign of extra-terrestrial life. Another scientific theory is that they've developed a different form of communication that doesn't depend on radio broadcasts, and all of their surviving transmissions from when they did have already passed us by. One thing's for sure though, we Humans are using fewer huge and ultra powerful transmitters as time goes on, and using more and more much smaller devices with much more complex signals. A skilled alien equivalent of SETI might crack FM Radio or maybe conventional analogue TV, but the stuff coming out of a mobile phone base station doesn't even have an obvious carrier wave frequency. That leaves a 100 year long 'pulse' of intelligible broadcasts, with silence before and low power white noise after, and such a thing might be easily missed in the vastness of space if a SETI program didn't happen to be looking the right way with the right kit at the right time. Regardless, misunderstandings and misinterpretations about Earth culture and human behavior from tiny snippets of old sitcoms are comedy gold especially if it means they expect Earth to be like that, if they learn their English from it it justifies Aliens Speaking English and so the concept keeps coming back up. Compare Alien Arts Are Appreciated. See also Do Not Adjust Your Set for when the aliens are broadcasting to us instead.
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Novell forces customers to pay for maintenance
Commercial operating system and add-on systems software maker Novell this week felt the ire of its user base, as it warned partners that in a few months it would be requiring that customers get a maintenance contract on software before they would get access to patches, updates, and technical documents for that software. It seems …
If not SuSE and Netware
what's left for them to charge for? Groupwise is about all I can think of. Maybe their eDirectory stuff for Windows.
Charging to access the Novell knowledgebase would have been suicidal. It's hard enough for us Netware fanatics to justify staying on Netware instead of migrating everything to M$, but that might have broken the camel's back.
That's outrageous...
...a software company charging for support and maintenance? Do they think they should make a profit, too?
TANSTAAFL, get over it.
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I understand why they would do that, with the number of new installs decreasing to almost nothing, they have to get money from somewhere.
..you have to give them some credit for changing their mind and taking criticism on the chin. On the other hand, product quality is suffering and customers are bolting to Microsoft as fast as their legs can carry them (not that they're any better, but they are seen as the safe option). I work for a Novell and Microsoft partner, and most customers say the same thing.
Shame, really. There was a time when Novell were known for quality, reliability and good value. Now they're known for shoddy code, crap marketing and "ivory tower" upper management who've utterly lost touch with the real world.
Oh well, time to start re-skilling, I guess. There is still time to save the company - fire Hovsepian and his clique of ex-IBMers (he's had his time and things are no better than the Messmann era) and get some younger, more dynamic people who know a few things about software QA, engaging existing customers in a positive way and are willing to speculate to accumulate, namely DO SOME FUCKING MARKETING!
Apple has been doing this for years...
Novell an outlier? How?
Mr. Dragoon states Novell is an outlier by not charging for patches and support documents. How so? I have yet to see him cite any examples of companies in the enterprise space that do this? Typically, small niche companies use these practices. It's not as common in the enterprise space. Not only does Microsoft not do this, but Symantec, VMware, and Citrix don't do this, either. Also, with regards to Microsoft not charging, what does he mean by "they charge you in other ways"? Who forces maintenance? Novell. Microsoft does not force SA. Who has a breadth of third-party support? Microsoft. Want third-party support for Novell, you have to purchase other third-parties to make the original third-party solutions work.
I've always been a Novell fan, and to this date most of my organization's infrastructure runs on Novell products (NetWare, SLES, OES, GW, etc). But throughout all this John Dragoon has done nothing but use vague statements to support Novell's actions without giving any concrete examples.
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John Dragoon is one of those who doesn't get it, and hasn't gotten it ever since waving a piece of paper in the air and declaring "peace in our time" with Microsoft.
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Stephen, also a former state senator, is a father of three successful sons and said he keeps holding the St. Patrick's Day party to raise funds to help young people who need some extra help to succeed.
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