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Limiting or banning the use of electronic devices while driving in New Hampshire was discussed Tuesday by a legislative committee considering several bills. (MICHAEL KRINKE PHOTOGRAPHY)
Two days before Christmas, John Bachman was getting his mail from the box in front of his home on Boston Post Road in Amherst. As Travis Hobbs, 20, of Mont Vernon was driving by, he was allegedly preoccupied with his cell phone and didn't see the retired fire chief before, or after, he hit him. Bachman died of his injuries. Hobbs, who turned himself in later at the police station, told police he thought he had hit a snow bank.
But Amherst Police Chief Mark Reams said "it is not often that investigators are able to specifically identify texting or cell phone usage as the cause of an accident."
With the records in hand, investigators can often determine if texts were being sent or received at or around the time of the accident. But that information is not definitive.
When it comes to prosecuting drivers for texting while driving when there isn't an accident involved, Nervik said police have an even harder time.
"It is my hope that New Hampshire intends to join other states in considering such measures as a ban on the use of cell phones in any form by novice drivers, or an outright ban on the use of handheld electronic communication devices altogether," he said.
"We as parents need to also set an example for our children while driving, and make every effort to diminish the perceived importance of these instant communications," said Reams, "that phone call, e-mail, or text message can always wait."
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- A legislative committee is set to vote next week on a bill that would allow Wisconsin residents to purchase rifles and shotguns from dealers anywhere in the nation.
The U.S. Gun Control Act from 1968 banned interstate firearm sales but allowed dealers to sell long guns to buyers in contiguous states. A federal law enacted nearly two decades later granted states the ability to permit people to buy long guns from dealers in any state.
The Republican bill would lift the contiguous state ban on Wisconsin residents.
The Assembly's natural resources committee is set to vote on the bill on Wednesday. Approval would clear the way for a vote in the full Assembly.
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LEE COUNTY, Fla.- Letters are going out from the U.S. Justice Department, inviting donors to Tammy Hall's last political campaign, to make statements in court at her sentencing. The government is doing that under the crime victims law.
Hall, a former Lee county commissioner, pleaded guilty to fraud, in using campaign cash for personal expenses.
The letters inform donors of the sentencing details, and invite a statement in open court before the judge pronounces sentence. That will occur the morning of January 13, 2014, in Ft. Myers. A spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office in Tampa would not say how many letters will be sent. However, the records show that several hundred individuals and businesses, donated to Hall's re-election effort in 2009 and '10. She won the election in 2010 to a second term as a Lee commissioner.
"I feel such sadness about what Tammy did, it is a mark on Lee County that we do not need," says Marion Briggs, owner of a realty company who gave 500 dollars to the Hall campaign in 2010. Briggs received a letter from the federal government this week. "I think the whole thing is just a shame. But I will still participate in the political process, because one bad apple is not going to change my caring for this community. I was born and raised in Ft. Myers. We have had scandals before, and it always takes a whole to get over them."
Pam Cronin of North Ft, Myers has not yet gotten a letter, but she does expect to, because she gave several hundred dollars to the Hall campaign several years ago.
"My statement would be, she did a lot for this community, and she should get a lenient sentence. What she did was wrong and she has admitted what she did. She stepped up to the plate. I will stand beside her because she has been my friend for many years," says Cronin.
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GAO discussed the critical issues facing the Post-Federal Telecommunications Systems 2000 (Post-FTS 2000) Program. GAO noted that: (1) few federal users and industry officials favor the mandaatory use of Post-FTS 2000, because they believe it is inherently anticompetitive and could result in higher prices; (2) Post-FTS 2000 program management remains an open issue since several officials have questioned the General Services Administration's (GSA) ability to manage the program given GSA downsizing efforts; (3) the Post-FTS 2000 strategy states that it is no longer effective to separate long-distance and local telecommunications services, however, the proposed strategy limits itself to long-distance telecommunications, with no indication of when it will address issues of local telecommunication services; (4) the Post-FTS 2000 strategy recognizes the importance of interoperability, yet it does not indicate how it will be met; (5) if the Post-FTS 2000 program is to successfully meet the government's operational requirements, the government must first clearly describe its requirements; (6) although the program strategy briefly mentions that Post-FTS 2000 will provide security and privacy for its users, it does not describe what levels of security will be made available; (7) under the proposed strategy, vendors cannot compete as specialized service providers unless they can offer all available services; and (8) one of the stated objectives of Post-FTS 2000 is to support the National Information Infrastructure and the recommendations of the National Performance Review, although it seems unlikely that this will actually occur.
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On Saturday evening, around 7:30 p.m., Madison Police were called to a local hospital following a road rage incident that had ended with one driver being struck in the head with some type of metal weapon.
The victim says he was exiting from the West Beltline onto Fish Hatchery Road when the driver of another car tried to pull in front of him. The victim said he did not slow down for this other driver, and that the other driver then accelerated some more. Eventually he says this other driver cut him off, and then gave him a one-fingered salute. He says the other driver next pulled in front of him and slammed on his brakes, which caused the victim to do the same.
The drivers ended up pulling over and getting into a confrontation. The victim claims the suspect came at him with a police-type baton and struck him in the head several times. The suspect says he was armed with a piece of a metal broomstick, and that he utilized it only after the victim hit him in the shoulder with a baseball bat. The victim says he only went for the bat after being hit with the metal weapon. He says he might have tapped the suspect's car with the bat, but denies striking the suspect with it. The bat was with other sporting equipment in the victim's car, but police could not find the metal weapon used by the suspect. He says he threw it out of his car window following the road rage incident.
The suspect did not call police, and was located because the victim had copied down his license plate number.
Jason M. Humphrey, age 29, Cambridge WI
Mr. Humphrey was arrested and tentatively charged with First Degree Reckless Endangering Safety.
Male, age 47, Madison
The victim suffered wounds to the head and face. Two cuts needed stitches.
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windowed mode in games!
Hello everyone!! im new to the forum but i have been a (anonymous) part of the community by reading the forums searching for answers or even just reading to spend time and learn a few things...
here's the thing... i like to play mmorpg in my laptop... not the most demanding ones but i like to play wow, aion, perfect world international, even DOTA and stuff like that... i used to play on an old hp pavilion 4 but now i bought a samsung with a geforce 330m 1gb... but well, my question is...does playing in windowed mode affect:
a) performance of the game ( i know generally you get better fps at the cost of some quality)... or that's what i've read
b) life/performance of the video card/chip
c) "life" and performance of the processor
but i mean like "small" resolution windowed mode... like mmm half of the screen but "centered"... so one can see, for example, the taskbar and the desktop around the game screen...
i ask this because i used to play like that on my old laptop... and after a year, either becaouse of driver/memory/video chip/something but i wasnt able to play anymore (the "display driver stopped working and has recovered") issue... which i never found solution so i bought this new samsung rf410 (i have low budget), with intel i3 330m, 4 gb ram, nvidia geforce 330m... i dont want to play demanding games, just the mmorpgs i mentioned... but i really want to know if there's any problem by playing in windowed mode, cause i dont want to mess something again and wouldnt be able to play anymore... thanks for your help in advance!!
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
Mainly the thing I would keep an eye on is heat. No matter what game you are playing there is still a lot of heat that builds up in the laptop. I would suggest getting a laptop cooler that uses fans to cool the bottom of the laptop while gaming this will extend the life of the machine. Also keep an eye on dust clogging the vents which is another thing that will add heat inside the laptop making it give errors while pushing the machine with gaming.
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oh ok, so then for the components, windowed mode wouldnt be a problem in terms of performance or life or any internal problem, but then i should just keep an eye on heat... perfect! i have a laptop stand with one fan which i can move, ill always have it there anyway (without turning the fan on all the time, just while playing)... but maybe i should get another one with more fans xD... but thanks, then i wont worr about anything but heat
|My System Specs
|06 Apr 2011
thanks a lot for your answers guys!! i dont feel that worried anymore hehe ... one last question... i played yesterday in windowed mode and, just for checking, i monitored the temps from cpu and gpu, and the cpu got up to 80C max, being normally at low 70s... is that too hot for a core i3-330m on a samsumg laptop?? i am investigating about it and seems like it's still not close to the max (105 i think for intel) but i just bouthg the lap this weekend and its on a laptop stand with a fan (a cheap stand but still better than nothing i think)...
oh and the gpu was maximum 68c, so i think that one is safe hehe
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I've been wanting to crochet a pair of slippers for absolutely YONKS. I tried and failed at making the beautiful slippers in my Japanese crochet book, and didn't fancy making thick, chunky boots. Just something simple to slip over bare feet or tights, in economical DK yarn.
I spotted the ever-so-lovely Paula (@polly_pet) on Instagram had made her own pair inspired by some she had seen on Pinterest, and she kindly advised me on how she made hers. I just couldn't get them to work like that, either. Either too long, or too tight, or too wide. My feet are quite wide, you see. So after an evening or two of trial and error I finally came up with a workable design, and here it is. Hook them up to your heart's content! They'll make lovely (sorry) Christmas presents!
They're ladies sizes, and crocheted in DK yarn so ideal if you have stash that needs using up.
The pattern is worked in rounds until the piece measures the ideal length until you hit your ankle. I've written the pattern in three sizes- SMALL (size 36/37), MEDIUM (size 38/39) and LARGE (size 40/41). Size medium and large are in the brackets. If you need to adjust the length, just add extra rows or stop as you get to your ankle, basically. The the remaining piece is worked back and forth.
All terms are UK, if you're in the US please note this is all worked in hdc and sc :)
You will need:
- 100g DK Yarn (I used 2 x 50g balls of Drops Karisma bought at a bargain price from the shop where I teach), plus extra contrasting yarn for pom poms
- 4mm hook
- 2 stitch markers (free gift with issue 24 of Simply Crochet! more on that later...)
- Some spare time (lucky you!)
- A good film (I recommend I Capture the Castle, which is what I watched while I hooked these up)
To begin, Ch4, join with ss into ring.
- Ch2 (counts as htr), 11htr into ring, join with as into ch-2. [12 sts]
- Ch2 (counts as htr), 2htr into each st around, 1htr into last st. Join with ss into ch-2. [24 sts]
- Ch2 (counts as htr), *2htr into next st, 1htr into next, repeat from * to last st, 2htr into last st, join with ss into ch-2. [36 sts]
- Ch2 (counts as htr), 1htr into each st around, join with ss to ch-2. [36 sts]
- Repeat round 4 17 (19, 21 times more). Fasten off.
Positioning the joining seam so that it sits at the sole of the slipper, place two stitch markers 7 sts apart at the top of the work, to indicate the 9 st space for the foot opening. Rejoin the yarn in the st next to the marker,
- Ch 2 (does not count as htr), 1htr into same st as ch-2, work 1htr into each of the next 26 sts. Turn.
- With right sides facing place ends of slipper together and slip stitch to join together. Fasten off.
Assembly: With right sides facing place ends of slipper together and slip stitch to join together. Fasten off.
To finish:
Rejoin yarn at seam and dc around edge, working 1dc into each row end and 1dc into each front st. Fasten off.
Make up 2 x 30mm Pom Poms in whichever manner your prefer (I use the clever Clover Pom Pom makers- so quick!) and attach. Weave in any remaining ends. Pop on feet and enjoy.
Apologies for the rubbish pictures, I though I ought to quickly snap what I was doing but the light was poor and my lens is still scratched.
But I sure do love these slippers! And so will you. Happy feet all around.


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Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a football game. So, we will give you a fork report, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from ASU's game against Arizona on November 23. Final score: Arizona State 41, Arizona 34.
The Good:
The Sun Devils regained the Territorial Cup, scoring 24 unanswered points in the fourth quarter. The victory -- the first against an FBS team with a winning record this season -- was set up by an offense that scored touchdowns after each of the four turnovers forced by the defense.
Marion Grice had three of those scores and finished with a career-high 156 yards on 18 carries.
The Bad:
The Sun Devils committed seven penalties for a season-high 86 yards; however, four of those penalties came in the first quarter.
He Said It:
"It showed the character that the guys have," head coach Todd Graham said of his team's fourth quarter rally that secured the Sun Devils' first winning season since 2007. "I'm just so proud to hold this Territorial Cup."
� For the fourth consecutive season, the visiting team won the Duel in the Desert.
� Senior linebacker Brandon Magee set a new career-high with 17 tackles (14 solo) to go over 100 tackles for the season. He became the first Sun Devil to have more than 100 tackles in a single season since Robert James had 106 in 2007.
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New to Sherman Oaks - breakfast? delivery? hotspots?
I am moving to Sherman Oaks next week and I'm looking for the following:
1) great breakfast/brunch spots with great omelettes
2) any good restaurants with delivery
3) your favorite restaurants
I'm open to all Sherman Oaks, Encino, Van Nuys, Valley Village, Studio City and environs.
Also I'm vegetarian, so sushi and steak houses are not of interest.
Many thanks in advance for your help!!!
For breakfast, you can't go wrong with Jinky's Cafe on Stansbury & Ventura. Not sure about their omelettes, but they have killer Huevos Rancheros.
As for delivery, I'm not sure what makes one place "good" over another, but some of the best pizza in LA is at D'Amores just west of Van Nuys Blvd. also on Ventura. Get the sicilian pie...it's expensive but amazing!
And my favorites...Mr. Cecil's for ribs, The Great Greek for fun, and Cozy's for great music (though the food is little more than upscale bar grub).
Jinky's Cafe
14120 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
D'Amores Pizza Connection
14519 Ventura Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 91403
Mr Cecil's California Ribs
13625 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
Great Greek Restaurant
13362 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
Cozy's Bar & Grill
14058 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
Carnival on Woodman and Moorpark (Lebanese)
Cedar House on Fulton and Riverside (Lebanese)
Tony's Mexican Grill on Magnolia and Coldwater
Leonor's Mexican Vegetarian on Coldwater & Moorpark (also on on Magnolia and Laurel)
Hugo's on Riverside and Coldwater for lots of vegetarian and organic options and great breakfasts
Good luck and welcome to the 'hood.
re: Maxmillion
Sorry... I DID search and it appears that the search function on this board is rather clunky. I was not able to come up with anywhere close the number of recommendations that this thread generated.
Many thanks to all those who responded with suggestions! Looks like I have a lot of places to try! :)
re: amapola
Really? Bc a simple punch in of "sherman oaks" into the search space gets you 192 previous posts of varying degrees of specificity.
I'm just sayin'...
re: Maxmillion
Exactly, "varying"....
My favorite breakfast spot is Aroma Cafe on Tujunga in Studio City. Excellent breakfast and lunch and great ambiance, love the omelettes. They also have quite a few vegetarian options. http://www.aromacoffeeandtea.com/
I also like Jinky's as mentioned above. I had great pumpkin pecan pancakes there once.
Aroma Cafe
2530 Overland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90064
re: archer
+1 Best breakfast in L.A.
re: archer
I agree as well about Nat's. They also have the best drip coffee.
re: archer
My old stomping grounds!!
Robbie Macs for pizza by the slice. Happy Hour Specials. Cheap$
Gelson's - I lived off the salad bar and deli for years.Great for solo evenings. Grab a fresh chocolate croissant and latte in the morning too!
Humphrey's Yogurt (same plaza as Gelson's) Fresh and made on the spot. The frozen kind of course!
Clay Oven - Good Indian food.You have to try their Chai Tea.
Grandma's Thai (North Hollywood) Didn't like the Thai in Sherman Oaks.
Casa Vega - Good Margaritas and chile rellenos.
La Fogata Mexican - Cheap$. Good Chilaquiles for breakfast. I always went for breakfast becuase every other place was much too crowded.
Jinky's is good for breakfast. Their service isn't always the best though.
re: archer
you beat me to it - Nat's is great and - as posted above - so is Aroma on Tujunga in Studio City (it's dog friendly too if that matters to you)
The best omelet in the Valley is to be found at La Fogata, 5142 Van Nuys blvd. Their omelets are perfectly cooked and I'm sure you can do their Ranchero omelet without meat.
This is an order at the counter type of place but the dining area is quite pleasant.
I can't recommend a better breakfast spot in the entire SFV; do do try it!
Sorry I can't be more helpful for vegetarian delivery options, except to suggest some of the Thai places on the boulevard. Perhaps Siam Cabin might be up to the task.
re: Bob Brooks
We order from Siam Cabin. It's decent.
re: klaatu
For veggie chili try Chili My Soul 4928 Balboa Blvd
next door to 16847 Ventura Blvd in Encino 818) 981-7685
They make different chilis every day in a variety of heat levels and also have other foods to eat.
Second the recs for Jinky's, Hugo's, Carnival...
I plug it a lot, but you can't beat the donuts at K's Donut Emporium at Ventura/Bev Glen... worth every calorie.
More than Waffles in Encino for breakfast fare
Chili My Soul in Encino def has veggie chilis
Next door, Salads Galore
Stanley's on Ventura in Sherman Oaks
The Dressing Room for salads
Kung Pao Bistro for americanized Chinese
Nata's Pastries... LOVE this place
Madeleine Bistro in Tarzana is right up your alley, as is Follow Your Heart
Honestly, Solley's/Jerry's does great omelettes esp if you want healthy w/ whites and no butter/oil; I do not reccommend any other dishes here tho :)
Farm Boy... my recent obsession for yogurt, produce, etc.
Joe Peep's Pizza
Spazio for their Sunday brunch
Mogo's Mongolian BBQ
Oliva Italian Grill
Marmalade is of course there too
Not everyone's favorite, but I really like the salads and the grilled balsamic vegetable appetizer at Sisley
re: Emme
Couple of other yummy spots...
Sompun (just had dinner here last week)... spicy eggplant yummy!!!
Aromi Cafe on Ventura has great pastries and gelato
Green Leaf on Magnola is one of my new fave spots even though I love Carnival
Tufaan-India on Sepulveda has a great lunch buffet
Despite its haters, Zankou is on Sepulveda
Grandma's Thai Kitchen--lots of veg options/menu
Belwood Bakery in Studio City for great breads and sandwiches and egg salad
Caioti for unique pizzas and Italian on Tujunga (next to Aroma and down the street from Mark's Power Yoga where you can burn off you pizza ;)
Coral Tree Cafe in Encino for choc chip pancakes
Du-Pars in Studio City for buttermilk pancakes
Krua Thai at Sherman Way and Coldwater
Tony's Mexican at Coldwater/Magnolia
Art's Deli
Vegan Plate in Studio City
Darband for Persian and a bunch of vegan options
La Loggia
La Frite
Lotus Inn China Bistro
Vegan Factory
If you find yourself over in Northridge, Cafe Graikos (half the menu is veggie and awesome lentil pilaf and stuffed eggplant) and Lum Ka Naad
re: boogiebaby
Porter ranch and Northridge are so close together, I'm never entirely sure.!
Jinky's not my favorite, but I haven't had their omelettes.
Cucine Bene is nice for dinner. I've been there a couple times.
Simon's has great Hummous and veggie appetizers, etc. (Morroccan).
There is a Whole Foods which has lots of veggie items for take out.
The Dressing Room has really good build-your-own salads.
re: krez
I had to reply to my post because the link button was messed up....
Cucina Bene
4511 Sepulveda Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Simon's Café
4515 Sepulveda Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Whole Foods Market
4520 Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 91403
Dressing Room
14622 Ventura Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 91403
May be some repeats, but in Sherman oaks/Studio city I go for
Simon's Place
Gelson's deli salad bar and soup bar (also the bakery)
Whole foods deli
Hong Kong 88
Kyushu Ramen
99 Ranch market deli or bakery
House of Taka (sushi, I know)
Cedar House
Marmalade-good omlettes!
Clay Oven
Farm Boy for sushi and veggies and fro yo
Leda's Bake shop for breakfast scones and muffins, cookies,brownies and cupcakes
Boneyard Bistro for a bbq portabello sandwich, sweet potato fries and beer
Robin Hood for fish and chips and beer
Cafe Bizou to stand around waiting (apparently) for good salads and $2 corkage
Cafe Cordiale for good salads
The Dressing Room for design my own salads
Le pain Quotidean for breads and stuff
Great Greek for a good veggie platter
Artisan Cheese Gallery for cheeses and sandwiches
vendome Toluca lake for Saturday beer tastings at 2
Il Tiramisu for Italian
Yogurt Zone or Studio Yogurt for fro yo
I've been a vegetarian for years, and I lived in Sherman Oaks, so I can recommend a few places:
A couple of people have mentioned Kung Pao Bistro on Ventura - it's pretty decent, and sure to ask for their "secret" vegetarian menu, which has some of their meat dishes made with wheatmeat instead. Their orange "chicken" is particularly good that way.
If you want to venture over to Reseda, there's a place on Reseda Blvd. a few blocks north of Ventura called "Garden Wok", which is a strictly vegetarian Chinese restaurant with a large variety of meat substitutes.
Over on Burbank and Hazeltine, across the street from Nat's Early Bite (I can attest to it, the omelettes are killer) is "Passage to India", an Indian place (of course) which has a large number of vegetarian items on the menu. Great thing about that place is if you like spicy food, you can ask for it "phall", which will knock your socks off, if you're into that.
Also on Ventura, near Woodman, is Taste of India, another good Indian place with lots of vegetarian.
On Ventura near Beverly Glen is a branch of the mini chain Leaf, organic and mostly vegetarian food. Good for lunch.
Prime Italian on Magnolia and Hazeltine is good for delivery pizza. They make a nice one with fried eggplant.
Also try Barone's on Woodman and Oxnard for good basic Italian and Pizza.
Carnival on Woodman, good middle eastern.
Way up where I live now in Van Nuys, there's a great vegetarian restaurant called Brami's on Sherman Way and White Oak. it's a pizza place, but they have a lot more than that. They only drawback is that they are closed Friday nights and Saturday day. But great cheap vegetarian food.
re: writerinla
Passage to india is filthy and not really all that great. Most Indian places allow you to choose heat level. Clay oven is close and really good.
Tell me more about Brami's though, I keep passing it and wanting to try! It's menu looks so good!
re: writerinla
Brami's Kosher Pizza has two location one in Reseda on Sherman Way and one in North Hollywood on Victory Blvd. They offer a huge menu it's all Kosher and Vegetarian. They have Italian, Mexican, Middle Eastern (Falafel), Soups, Sandwiches, and lots more. I find that they are very friendly. They deliver and cater to the entire San Fernando Valley and to all occasions. If you haven't given them a try yet YOU SHOULD. Enjoy and good luck.
Brammi's Kosher Pizza
17736 Sherman Way, Reseda, CA 91335
to throw my two cents in the ring... Nat's Early Bite is good. Home-y, coffee shop/diner food. Four 'n Twenty on Van Nuys and Burbank is similar... good pies there. A place I haven't seen mentioned (maybe it's a bit out of the way) is Jumpin' Java on Ventura in Studio City for breakfast stuff. Very good. For delivery, I go with Kung Pao Bistro on Ventura in Sherman Oaks. Aroma Cafe on Tujunga is a place I've been meaning to check out for breakfast... heard it's really good. can only vouge for their coffee at the moment.
I may be repeating some of the great suggestions you already have but here goes: Leonor's for great vegetarian, Hugo's for breakfast, Cici's for breakfast, Max for eclectic, Ole for tapas, Koraku for Japanese noodles, Barone's or Mulberry Street for pizza, jinky's for breakfast (they even have vegetarian chorizo), Absolutely Phobulous for Vietnamese, Taj Mahal has really good Indian and they'll devier to S.O. (theire Baigin Bartha is the best!!!), Maria's for good basic Italian...Kung Pao Bistro does have a great vegan menu, and Siam Cabin has consistently good Thai food...You can find great boba drinks at Lannathai but their food is really inconsistent...
re: CynGriff
Ha ha. I love the name of that Pho restaurant, "Absolutely Phobulous"! Funny.
I agree about Lannathai. Their food is inconsistant. I really do not care for it or the other Thai around the corner, across from the Amazon Bar. Boo.
1) Yeah, Jinky's has good omelettes, waffles, etc...
If you are into waffles try "More Than Waffles" in Encino
Du-par's (Studio City) for cinnamon toast - across the street
from great Farmers Market every Sunday morning
Farmers Market - sell good breakfast burritos & crepes
2-3) Spumonis (good food / bargain), Marias (pizza bianchi), Rostis (good risotto),
Joe Peeps (killer pizza), Pita Kitchen (good food / bargain), Carnival, Great Greek,
Daphnes (Encino), Kung Pao's, Uncle Chens (Encino), Iwata Sushi, Gelson sushi
(earlier fresher), Simons Cafe, Mr. Cecil's Ribs (or Costcos), Clay Oven, etc
re: tofueater
I tried California Pita and it was terrible. It's different owners than the one further west.
Oops (previous post), I forgot you're a vegetarian....definitely go to
Studio City Farmers market. The Hollywood Farmer's market (plus the
permanent one) and the Santa Monica Farmer's market are wonderful
Los Angeles Farmers Markets
I like Good Earth on Ventura. It's one of the last survivors of a chain. They have a killer orange chicken with soba and a lot of vegetarian options plus a small bakery.
cheese cake factory in the gallera,thai food is for me anajak on ventura blvd across from the cvs ask for richard hes the owner been going there for 20 years .marmalade cafe .is romans any good ? rive gauche for french food .barrons pizza on woodman and oxnard.if you like old school pizza try lidos in van nuys on sepulveda and victory
re: tnsquire
That's a pretty scary list. Cheesecake Factory is large portions, but not very good food. Marmalade is okay in a pinch. Rive Gauche has nice atmosphere but the food is only decent. It's a nice party place, especially for a ladies brunch, but not anything special food wise.
Roman's is awful. The wraps are gloppy with far more dressing and sauce than they need. The only thing I consider edible there are the flatbread pizzas.
I know it was kind of buried in the thread, so I want to highlight that The Artisian Cheese Gallery makes the sandwiches of the gods. The Bacon and Chedder sandwich with fresh sage and grilled apples is one of the best bites anywhere. I usually get the ACG Muffaletta with salami, spicy capicolla, mortadella, mozzarella on an Olive Batard.
re: Gourmet Pilot
Second the Artisan Cheese Gallery. It's my favorite sandwich place.
Artisan Cheese Gallery
12023 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA
re: Gourmet Pilot
G.P. I really enjoy both of those sandwiches, my favorite thing to pick up on the way to Hollywood Bowl.


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What are you making for Easter dinner?
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- maddogg280 Mar 18, 2008 09:25 AM
Though I've already ordered our ham (Harrington's of Vermont- I encourage everyone to try their products!) I'm looking for side dish ideas. By demand of my in-laws, I always make deviled eggs, but I'm looking for side dishes to go with the sit-down portion of our meal.
What special 'Easter-only' dishes do you serve your family? Are there some that you truly love, or just that you do out of obligation (see deviled eggs above). Anybody willing to share recipes of old favorites?
unfortunately, the aunt who cannot cook hosts easter dinner. we're in for ham, polish sausage (a family tradition as my polish grandmother used to host easter dinner before she passed), mashed potatoes, some boxed potato concoction (involving powdered cheese, i'm sure), plain boiled vegetables, more than likely a jello/marshmallow/cool whip "salad" (no joke, she considers this part of the fruits & veggies food pyramid serving - because she puts apples or oranges in it), and probably store bought cake.
if it were me, i would have cured my own ham, and my husband would have grilled a garlic studded leg of lamb; i would have attempted to hunt down some early tender greens; i would also create a new coconut cake recipe (same polish grandma used to make a lamb shaped coconut cake every easter); not sure what else i would have made - been too busy wallowing in self pity to think about it. ;)
Easter is when we celebrate our "Polish/Ukrainian" heritage- we have a nice leg of lamb, a ham, both smoked and fresh keilbasi, stuffed cabbage with nana's special cream sauce, lots of veggies and cole slaw to keep with the cabbage theme!
Rabbit braised in belgian beer with veggies and apricots. Served on a platter with hardboiled eggs
Cheese frittata with herbs
Farro salad with dried fruit
Fresh garden salad (maybe a fattoush) with roast asparagus
A Pavlova with seasonal fruits or a fruit galette
I serve a scalloped potato dish w/blue cheese. The blue goes so well w/the ham! Also serve roasted asparagus - simple but yummy.
going to the always interesting in-law family (could be taco bake and cold ham sandwiches).
I a bringing Greek Potatoes (roasted fingerlings, loads of garlic/evoo/lemon juice/oregano/butter). So, I know there's something there tasty.
I will probably also make some deviled eggs sine I bought too many last week.
Greek easter isn't until late Easter and we'll have the traditional lamb feast then.
My mom's weekend caregiver just moved here and this is her first holiday away from family though so for our sunday dinner this week we're making her an easter ham. We'll have scalloped potatoes, some fresh green beans, and a salad alongside. Probably some homemade rolls as well.
Promised her we'd dye a few eggs as well(non red eggs! this is a first in our family!). Dessert is lemon meringue pie and we'll get her some easter chocolate as well.


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XP? Thanks for the memories
Windows XP has been a spectacular success for Microsoft. Many companies avoided moving to Vista as it was such a big change. Radically different hardware requirements and massive compatibility issues, coupled with a thorough overhaul of the user interface, intersected with the global economic meltdown. The end result was that …
LIDE scanner in VM
Just moved my parents from XP to Win7 x64 (new hardware) and also had the question of what to do about the LiDE 30 scanner which had no Vista/Win7 drivers of any description. Solved with Windows Virtual PC running XP (not in XP Mode but might have worked that way as well). Was quite impressed as I thought it might need drivers of the host OS too...
Windows 7
I have 32bit Windows 7 on a work laptop, the same on a personal laptop and Windows 7 64bit on a home quad-core desktop. All three machines had XP on before, and are all a couple of years old, or a bit more. I've yet to have a single system crash on any of them in about 8 months of total (adding up all three machines). Fortunately I've found drives for all my peripherals.
In essence, the stability and time to boot and responsiveness is a huge improvement and I don't think it is down to just clean builds, but we'll see as the patches build up. Don't have less than 2GB or 2 cores and there's a few changes for changes sake, but basically it is all good. On the basis that Vista was a beta, Windows 7 for, the first time, feels like I could live with it for ever.
Chicken or the egg
Reading about all the nice people who are having a great experience with Windows 7. I wonder if it is a chicken or the egg argument. I see people who buy computers with Window 7 and the computers have a large increase in processor power over their old computers. For most users, the people with Win 7 run the same programs as they did with Windows 98. So is it that Windows 7 is a step up for the user or another step in the Wintel cycle? Is the eventual goal of this never ending cycle of software-hardware upgrades every 2 to 4 years going to give people more things that they can do with their computer,,,,,, or will we have computers with the power of the computer on the Star Ship Enterprise running Windows 666 taking over a minute to bring up a Word document? Only the future knows for sure.
Chicken, definitely
As a software developer, I've had ample opportunity to compare XP, Vista and 7 in both 32 and 64-bit flavours on the same hardware. Obviously this penalises the later OSes because the hardware is restricted to something that XP can deal with. On the other hand, if you are a corporate IT manager with an installed base of XP machines, this may be the hardware you are starting with. With this caveat in mind...
7 is fairly usable on XP-level hardware. That makes a wholesale migration of a corporate environment from XP to 7 possible. Whether it is actually worthwhile depends on how you rate the cost of supporting a mixed environment, but the choice is yours.
Vista offered no such choice. It is unacceptably slow and unstable on anything that XP will run on. (It has about twice the disc footprint after installation, about twice the RAM footprint after boot, and everything goes at about half the speed.) If you are unfortunate enough to have been lumbered with it, you should definitely consider paying for the OS upgrade because it is probably cheaper than any hardware upgrade that would deliver the same performance improvement.
The 64-bit versions of each platform feel essentially the same as the 32-bit ones. The difference in performance between the two is much less than the difference between XP, Vista or 7.
Now let's consider that caveat. It is sad that 7 can't match XP on XP's own territory, but I have no doubt that 64-bit 7 will knock the stuffing out of 32-bit XP on a machine with over 3GB of RAM and that's probably what it should have if you buy the box today, so for new purchases I think 64-bit Win7 is a no brainer unless you need unusual device drivers. (BTW, if you do need unusual device drivers, do not assume that the 32-bit driver you have right now for XP will run unchanged on 32-bit Win7.)
As a software developer, I expect most of my customers next year to be running XP32 or 7-64. I'll support the other 4 permutations, simply because once I've covered these two, the others come pretty much for free, but I'll feel sorry for anyone lumbered with them. Especially Vista. Comparing Vista and 7 on the same hardware is truly shocking. How could they have let it out of the door?
Windows 7 vs Virtualised MicroXP
Sorry.. I am too much in love with MicroXP (boots up to around 40MB and around 1GB install). I have about a dozen Virtualbox machines catering for my Windows development needs on my Linux metal box.
Windows 7? No thanks!
I doubt if a more glowing article about the reasons for dumping XP for Windows 7 could have been written if Steve Balmer had done it himself.
New OS & hardware or a night out?
After using XP for some years I wanted something more up-to-date & some new software too, the problem is I'd probably need to upgrade my 2gig cpu & 1gig memory system.
So with Windows 7 & new hardware around £350 at least! it wasnt looking good Then I found Linux Mint for free! (the software for its up-to-date & free as well) - and now my oldish system works & looks better the my brothers brand new Win 7 system.
A potential saving of £349.80 as I download it at work then wrote to DVD - just think how many pints that could buy ( 120 & half pints of Guinness!)
Win XP, 64 bit, now reliable why change?
We always wait at least until SP 1 before changing to a new OS but why bother if XP64 is doing it's thing reliably?
So for the time being we shall live happily in the past whilst others figure out the nigglies with a new OS. Chances are we will switch to Linux for most of our machines in line with our countries government who is steadfastly only installing Linux for government offices and school systems.
Windows 7 Migration – is it time to move to 64-bit Linux?
I fixed that for you.
Linux plus wine plus...
Virtualbox plus dosbox,
you've got all your Windows Apps and games back. Give it a try if you're sick of forking out money for OS upgrades.
Agree with article
when the time comes to upgrade from XP to Windows 7, I would think that most companies would consider the 64bit version simply for adding additional memory in the future. adding more memory has always been the easiest, cheapest way to gain performance from older PCs.
I think with the economy the way it is, it may take some time for companies to make the plunge.
There is no need to simply upgrade the OS without upgrading the machine. some PCs are several years old running XP, simply upgrading the OS without investing in the hardware is foolish and gains nothing. A new PC with Windows 7 64 will be required, and cost of replacement can get high. Many companies are still trying to ride out the storm, so purchasing equipment to do the same job just doesn't make sense right now.
Windows 7 seems to be a success, but I think it could have been better if the economy was better.
Also ....
Also, I forgot to mention, I WOULD be willing to PAY for Security updates beyond the EOL
Migration was a failure here.
Windows 7 Migration – is it time to move to 64-bit?
NO. Too many apps don't work with EXTERNAL NON COMPUTER (I guess ya call it 3rd party) hardware, and have no equal. When I have no job, and need to toss out $10,000+ of rack effects and other hardware, and then BUY $2000 new hardware and the OS for $250 (rounded)... and then spend MONTHS tweaking the system and debugging..all while no production..
What would the team think about a corporate that was
about to upgrade from Windows 2000 and XP to Vista 32?
Would you be any less surprised if the IT outsourcerers name involved the initials E and S and D (not necessarily in that order)?
Re: What would the team....etc
I think I speak for all of us when I say the following:
We'll get back to you in a few days when we've stopped pissing ourselves with laughter.
Can't wait!
All those improvements. Sounds good. Where do I update this pile of cra... Oh!
Is win 7 64-bit built by Jobs?
A productivity win? No Flash support in IE8 = no youtube.
There are a lot of people here with little or no understanding of legacy systems. These are either bespoke or modified(sometimes heavily) standard packages for business needs. Having spent a great deal of time, effort and money getting these things working why would a business want to throw that away for new anything. If it was 2000 so what? It costs a small fortune to buy in vast numbers of new machines and licences. From a business perspective it is about having something that does the job.
I only use Windows these days for satellite TV and the odd photo editing which picasa3 won't do. Oh and some games. Every thing else is done with Linux. There really is no contest on timing Linux wins every time 20-30 secs and browsing against 5mins plus on XP from pressing the on button. Windows 7 is no better I had a laptop running a game on holiday - no shortage of blue screens. I don't really care about an OS it is not the reason for having a computer the Applications are what matter. Guess what most of those are 32bit because the developer needs to produce for the lowest common denominator. 64bit hardware has been around for yonks but progress towards compatible software has gone at a snail's pace.
With all the people gushing about XP
XP sucks. It's just that it sucks in ways that users throughout the last ten years have gotten used to. For crying out loud, I had to do a complete OS reinstall this month because a game misbehaved, and hosed the entire box. Thing is, when XP goes Windows and needs a wee re-install, I'm fairly sure I know the voodoo to fix it. When 7 goes Windows, I haven't a clue. Chances are, neither does your IT department.
Most XP apps run in the compatability layer
At some point, Microsoft will have to abandon backward compatability to older versions of Windows. Apple had to do that when they changed architectures to go to OSX. Its too much to support all that backward compatability. They do provide the XP compatability layer and it runs your stuff seemlessly on the Vista Desktop. Its a Hyper-V virtual machine. It works pretty well. I've tried it with a application here at my office that won't run on Win 7.
Personally, I use VMWare Server and run an XP virtual machine there. I hate to say it, but we still have machines running Windows 2000. Say what you want, but it gets the job done.
Economic uncertainty
I recently had an XP box die and faced this choice : spend money I cannot afford on new mobo/RAM/CPU/GPU/SATA and reconstitute the XP32 system, or spend 3x as much on a spiffy Win7-64 ditto with more cores and more RAM.
In the end poverty won. This isn't lack of foresight, it's just the math of survival in a stagnant economy that is unlikely to improve much. I would, by the time I'd upgraded apps, peripherals, and wasted weeks learning, have spent 10x as much, to basically stand still. I just don't have it, and the banks won't lend it, and even if they would, I don't know that I'll be able to repay it.
XP performance isn't the productivity bottleneck in my business, it's lack of customers with budget. If they won't spend, I can't spend. And that's the problem facing much of UK PLC as well as SoHo's like me, and we will delay IT upgrades for as long as possible as a result. Just like the car industry, many fewer people will be able to buy new every few years. And yes, Linux might make some gains in this environment as a way of extending the life of old clunkers - but the learning curve is where Linux costs are hidden.
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Multi Core has been around for a lot longer than we remember.
The first mass-produced multi-core device was in fact the Sega Saturn....with a quad core (or close approximation) it's taken almost 15 years to get to that point again.
Hmm yes some programs will never work with Win 7 in 64-bit mode. Classic example of this is some software we want to use it's an overlay program for something the program underneath will run on Win 7 x64 but the overlay doesn't and the overlay is the only one that supports the newer hardware we want to interface with - Classic Fail and once we had a win 7 32-bit pc built the other piece of software that links into this to give us the full system layout view doesn't work with the new software yet - so total failure of the software in essence.
I mean what is the point of putting nice shiny hardware out if you've not got the software to work with it in the environment your customer is going to have which is Win 7 x64bit we don't have the need for Professional can't really see the upgrade we'd get from Home Premium but hey bet this is happening a lot where there is specialist software that does a specific task that no-other software out there can replicate since it doesn't know how to interface with the hardware - almost makes me want to break out the programmers guide and write the software myself which I could probably do given a few years.
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February 23rd, 2011
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- CMD-Enter
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How to Stop iTunes from Interfering with the Keyboard Shortcuts
February 22nd, 2011
This is a problem that have annoyed me since I first switched to Mac OS X and finally I've found a solution that works without too much tweaking. The french hacker NoMitsu has created a patch that allows you to fix this with just a few clicks.
- Download the patch here
- Doubleclick and enter password
- You can now use the media shortcuts without iTunes interfering
You have to re-run the patch everytime you update OS X.
How To Capture a Screen Shot with Mac OS X
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If you are seraching for the Print Screen button on your new Apple Keyboard you can stop now and instead use the following shortcuts in OS X:
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- To capture a portion of the desktop. Press Command-Shift-4
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How to Remove a Horizontal Line from Microsoft Word 2011
February 8th, 2011
The problem
A horizontal line occurs that cannot be deleted with the delete key or backspace.
The solution
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- Once you click on Format, click on Borders and shading
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salankayana(Gotra), B.E/B.Tech,
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Hindu: Arora,
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