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AVALAND presents
Ruben De Ronde,
Kristina Sky
Just four short years ago, a DJ/Producer duo named Heatbeat was born out of the ranks of Argentina.
But, within such a short time of coming together, the world wouldn't be ready for the shockwaves created by the pair's cutting-edge productions and fresh, live DJ performances. Their versatility spans to include both their newest tracks as well as mash-ups and bootlegs of current hits, which they concoct in their studio during extensive, pre-set preparation. Backed by long-standing experience with traditional instruments like the piano, guitar and drums, today, their résumé of international acclaim and support is longer than most would care to read. One would only need to look in the proverbial record bins of the world's top DJs to find their "big-room" tracks waiting for the next packed venue, like the hunter waiting to spring on his prey. DJs like Paul van Dyk, Armin van Buuren, Tiesto, Markus Schulz, and Ferry Corsten, among many others, are no strangers to playing Heatbeat's tunes day in and day out. Now, these young-bloods from Buenos Aires, Agustin Servente being only 23, and Matias Faint, 24, have set their fervent sights to only one .. Greatness. "[They] bring together influences from various genres in the form of a very explosive cocktail mix." Working on Armin van Buuren's label "Armada" , Heatbeat are one of the most based trance duos in the scene. With their records receiving tremendous support from the largest names and labels in electronic music, and a world- wide, debut tour on the brink, these young guys are on track to being the next big thing out of the southern hemisphere. Already Playing in the hottest places in the world such as Ibiza, Miami, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, Brazil, Northen Ireland, El Salvador, Peru to name a few. So, if staying ahead of the curve is part of your game, keep a steady eye on Heatbeat. Argentina.
Ruben De Ronde
Synthesizing the landscape surrounding him, Statement! Music!'s Ruben De Ronde keeps his progressive, trance and chilled out mind set in overdrive- striking a signature musical balance. Owning a tune in all he surpasses, the celebrated Dutchman takes his studio to the crowds from his Armada residency to festivals, and A State Of Trance tours with Armin Van Buuren around the globe. DJ, producer and label owner, Ruben has all bases covered, taking his genre spectrum to the next level- always.
Beginning with his initial forays on the music scene, Antillas has been supported by International radio stations such as BBC Radio 1 and by worldwide renowned DJs as Judge Jules, Dave Pearce and Pete Tong.
Antillas moved on to producing and remixing for the finest labels – Armada, Ministry of Sound, Nettwerk, Atlantic, Black Hole, Data, Nebula, Ultra, Universal Uk, Sony-Bmg, Spinning – and Artists including Tiesto, Michael Woods, Simply Red, Deepest Blue, Dario G, Andy Hunter, Clannad, Matt Goss, Conjure One and many more.
Kristina Sky
With records out on Armin Van Buuren's Armada, Paul Van Dyk's Vandit and U.S. mega-label Ultra, while holding a coveted residency with West Coast power-house promoter Giant, it's easy to see why Kristina Sky is one of America's brightest rising stars. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she's been DJing to thousands of enthusiastic clubbers since 2002, coast-to-coast in the U.S. and around the world—from China to the Philippines, Ecuador to Guatemala and Canada to Costa Rica. Handpicked to play Armin's ASOT550 in the Netherlands, Insomniac's Electric Daisy Carnival and North America's biggest music festival, Coachella —sharing the stage with legendary acts like Madonna and Daft Punk—Kristina is undoubtedly one of America's most beloved EDM ambassadors. Her live set recordings, guest mixes and popular radio show, TRANCELATE, generate tremendous support from her ever-growing fanbase—broadcasting worldwide via satellite, FM and the internet.


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A 6min brief on the work being done in Laramie, WY whereby spider silk is being spun from goat milk.
For 2.6g 329m/s I've done my fair share of reading and browsing the web to find sources that would help me explain 'why and how' when talking about transgenic spidergoats. Of course there is plenty info going around but this short by Sam Gaty & George Costakis really nails it.
I found this short on bio-fiction.com, among the videos from the Synthetic Biology Science, Art and Film Festival from last May in Vienna. Sam and George are working on 'A Documentary Film about Synthetic Biology' and if this short is a taste of what is to come I'm really looking forward to their final work.

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as most people know Gareana LoL has opened not very long ago and our client is quite....different.
so here is my way of adding the skin.
1. get a custom skin and make sure the name is right
u can check the names here: http://forum.leaguec...e-names-thread/
(credits to Excise)
2. go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Garena Messenger\Apps\LoL\Game (this might be different for other users)
3. look for the ZIP file named "HeroPak_client.zip" and open it with winzip or winrar.
(remember to make a back up of the original)
4. now, open "DATA" -> "Characters", look for your character's name and click on it.
5. just drag in your custom skin into the folder and close it!
6. done!!!!! restart the game and have fun!
IF an error pops out then a few extra steps is needed.
1. copy the file "DATA" from "HeroPak_client.zip" to your desktop.
(remember to make a back up of the original)
2. open "DATA" -> "Characters", look for your character and drag in your custom skin. this time it will work.
3. create a ZIP file in your desktop and rename it HeroPak_client.
4. drag the edited "DATA" file into the ZIP file you just renamed.
5. remove the old "HeroPak_client.zip" from your file and replace it with the one you made.
6. and!!!!! done!!!!!!!!!
note: sorry my english fails!
note note: ah crap....i turned my annie's bear onto akali and deleted the bear's skin =.=
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Invite Search Engine Spiders to Index Your Web Site
You may discover that important pages on your Web site haven't been indexed on a search engine. In this case, you can invite the search engine spiders to your site, to travel all of your internal links and index your site contents. What follows are several effective ways you can deliver an invitation to the search engine spiders:
External links. Have a link to your missing page added to a Web page that gets crawled regularly. Make sure that the link's anchor text relates to your page's subject matter. Ideally, the anchor text should contain your page's keywords. Also, the linking page should relate to your page's topic in some way so the search engines see it as a relevant site. After the link is in place, the next time the spiders come crawling, they follow that link right to your page. This sort of natural discovery process can be the quickest, most effective way to get a page noticed by the search engines.
Direct submission. Each search engine provides a way for you to submit a URL, which then goes into a queue waiting for a spider to go check it out. It's not a fast or even reliable method to get your page noticed, but it won't hurt you to do it.
Internal links. You should have at least two links pointing to every page in your Web site. This helps ensure that search engine spiders can find every page.
Site map. You should have a site map for your users, but for the search engines, you want to create another site map in XML (eXtensible Markup Language) format. Make sure that your XML site map contains the URL links to the missing pages, as well as every other page you want indexed. When a search engine spider crawls your XML site map, it follows the links and is more likely to thoroughly index your site.
The two versions of your site map provide direct links to your pages, which is helpful for users and important for spiders. Search engines use the XML site map file as a central hub for finding all of your pages. But the user's site map is also crawled by the search engines. If the site map provides valuable anchor text for each link (for example, Frequently Asked Classic Car Questions instead of FAQs), it gives search engines a better idea of what your pages are about. Google specifically states in their guidelines that every site should have a site map.
There is a limit to the number of links you should have on the user-viewable site map. Small sites can place every page on their site map, but larger sites should not. Having more than 99 links on a page looks suspicious to a search engine because spammers have tried to deceive the search engines by setting up link farms for profit, which are just long lists of unrelated hyperlinks on a page. So just include the important pages, or split it into several site maps, one for each main subject category.
Unlike a traditional site map, an XML site map doesn't have a 99 link limit. There are still some limitations, but the file is meant to act as a feed directly to the search engines. For full details on how to create an XML site map, visit sitemaps.org, the official site map guideline site run by the search engines.
The server record of every time a page could not be displayed on a Web site.
A comparison between the old version of a Web site (A) and the new version (B) to see which one performs better.
A link that contains the whole file path to a document, including the protocol used to get the document (e.g., http://), the server the document is found on (www.mysite.com), the directory it is located in (images), and the document name (vacation.jpg).
The measure of users that a Web site attracts. Acquisition metrics come from Web analytics data and include percent of new visitors, average number of visits per visitor, and average pages viewed per visitor.
One or more ads that target a set of grouped keywords.
Special terms that you can insert in your search engine query to find specific types of information that a general search can't provide.
A mathematical formula a search engine uses to establish which Web pages are the most relevant to a user's search query. Algorithms can be fairly simple or multi-layered and complex.
The words that make up a hyperlink that a user clicks.
A storage area on a server where older Web content is out of the way, but still accessible.
A term used for a fake grassroots market campaign; this derives its name from AstroTurf, which is artificial grass.
An incoming link to a Web page from another site.
A Web site that has been banished from a search engine index because they were caught spamming or using other sneaky methods to fool the search engines into giving them a better ranking.
The rate at which data moves from one point to another over an Internet connection.
A search engine that tries to guess what exactly a user is looking for based upon their previous search inquiries.
A list of sites suspected of illegal acts such as child pornography, e-mail spam, or hacking.
The integration of different content types onto a search results page, such as images, videos, news, blogs, books, maps, and so on.
Short for 'Web log.' An online conversation medium used to cover a wide range of subjects, including entertainment, politics, fashion, lifestyles, and technology. A blog can be anything from a personal journal to a media and corporate platform for describing new products and services.
A measure of the percentage of people who leave a Web site right after entering a page on that site, usually within seconds and without visiting any other page on the site.
Establishing a company name and associating it with that business; well-known examples include Nike and Xerox.
A software application that enhances a Web browser's existing features.
The stored version of a Web page.
In the case of Web sites with duplicate content, the site the Webmaster prefers visitors and search engines to access. The primary, main Web site.
An acronym for Common Gateway Interface.
A Web icon or link that can be clicked to submit or vote for an article on a particular social news or bookmarking site.
A report that overlays Web pages on a site and indicates, on a per-page basis, which links visitors are clicking on to go to other pages on the site. Often, the most clicked-on links are bigger, have a richer color, or a note indicating how many clicks the link received.
The frequency (number of times) that an Internet ad is clicked on.
A technique in which the content of a Web page presented to a search engine spider is different than that presented to a user's browser; as a result, the spiders see one page, while the user sees something entirely different.
An acronym for Content Management System.
Managing an organization's reputation and building their brand via social networks.
Run words together without spaces.
Software that helps you create, edit, and manage a Web site.
A technique of organizing a Web site into subject themes by linking related pages together.
Writing the HTML for a Web site in such a way that the page content is delivered to the search engine spiders before any scripts or navigation elements.
Distribution of a Web site's content to other sites.
An action taken by a Web site visitor that meets the sales or business goal of that site. This is also a term for site visitors who become customers.
The path that a visitor to a Web site takes to perform a desired action, most commonly a purchase.
Basic processes on a Web site that can be measured to determine whether visitors are performing desired actions, or abandoning the site.
The number of visitors who actually purchase something, sign up, or take whatever action is appropriate on a Web site.
A small text file that a Web server automatically assigns to a user's browser; cookies are used to track, authenticate, and maintain specific information about users.
The amount an advertiser pays each time their Web ad is clicked on a search engine results page.
The last part of an Internet domain name; specifically, the letters that follow the final dot of any domain name. A country-code TLD is specific to a particular country, such as .ca, .cn, .uk, or .mx.
A separate file that is used to control formatting of text and images on a Web site.
A feature that allows a Web advertiser to specify when during the day their advertising is shown on search engine results pages.
A type of coded command that redirects a browser to a different location than what was expected via the Web link that the user clicked.
A Web server that is used exclusively by one Web site, and not shared with any other sites.
User data such as gender, age, and so on.
Users who type a URL directly into their Web browser's address bar.
A list of Web sites a search engine can search through that's typically compiled by people, rather than by computer programs.
The placement of a keyword throughout a Web page.
The base address of a Web site, such as mydomain.com.
A company accredited and authorized to register Internet domain names.
A Web page submitted to search engine spiders that has been designed to satisfy the specific algorithms for various search engines, but is not intended to be viewed by visitors. A doorway page is usually filled with text content that makes it rank high for a certain keyword.
Identical or similar content that appears elsewhere on a Web site or on the Web.
Any Web site that sells a particular product or service.
A big word that is so laborious to type and so obscure in usage that only a very serious searcher would think of entering it in a search engine query.
Unsolicited e-mail that is sent indiscriminately to many people.
Converted into a form that cannot be understood except by knowing one or more secret decryption keys.
Any type of interactive media object on a Web site that engages the Web site visitors' interest. Examples include images, videos, audio, games, and applications.
A message that a Web server sends to a visiting browser when something goes wrong.
The last page a visitor is on before they leave a Web site.
The navigational links found at the bottom of a Web page; these usually include the organization's top navigation links, legal information, and a site map.
An HTML technique for combining multiple documents in different sub-windows, all within a single browser window.
The identification of a Web page as belonging to or being relevant for a particular country.
A technique used by a search engine to personalize search results to include local listings for search terms, based on a computer's IP address. This technique is often used when a person searches for items that involve brick-and-mortar businesses or services that need to be provided locally.
A visual heat map showing how people's eyes scan a search results page and how long they look at a particular result before moving on.
A Web search where the search engine makes suggestions on queries; examples include Google or Yahoo! Suggests.
Attempt to break into computer networks and bypass their security.
A third-party company that leases out Web space by the month or year, similar to office space.
A control file that allows server configuration changes on a per-directory basis. The file controls that directory and all of the subdirectories contained within it. Usually, this file is placed in the root folder of a Web site.
A link to another part of a Web site.
The number of times an ad appears in search results to search engine users.
Links to the properties of an individual or organization, or among a group of friends' sites, where the links are then passed off as legitimate links from outside sources.
The database of Web sites that a search engine pulls results from in response to search queries.
The process of taking raw data and categorizing it, removing duplicate information, and generally organizing it all into an accessible structure (think filing cabinet versus paper pile).
Links on a Web site going to other pages within that site.
A search engine that searches only a particular Web site.
The main hub connections of the Internet, which are primarily located in major cities around the world (Los Angeles, Denver, New York, and so on).
A message board where users can log on and post about topics on a related subject.
The numeric code that identifies the logical address where a computer, server, or site resides on the Web.
An acronym for Internet Service Provider.
A scripting language used to add functionality to Web sites.
The yardstick by which an organization measures the success of its Web site. KPIs are based on a company's overall business goals, and the role their Web site plays in achieving those goals. KPIs are specific to a company, and are not influenced by industry averages or competitors' KPIs.
A word relating to Web site content that search engines use to determine whether the site is relevant.
The measurement of the number of times a keyword or keyword phrase appears on a Web page, compared to the total number of words on the page.
A search query containing two or more words that Web page content relates to.
Putting every word, not just relevant ones, into the content of a keyword tag; repeating keywords over and over again.
The Web page that a visitor first goes to when clicking on an ad in a search engine.
Content that is created for the purpose of attracting attention and links to a Web site. Link bait is an accelerated version of a link magnet.
The perceived-expertise value of all the inbound links pointing to a Web page.
A network of Web sites that hyperlink to all the other sites in the group. Link farms are built for the express purpose of driving up link popularity.
Elements on a Web site that are built in such a way that people naturally want to link to them. People happen upon the site, find the link magnet, and decide that it's relevant and worthy of a link, so they create a link to the content on that site.
An e-mail or other contact with someone that asks for them to link to a Web site.
A search engine specializing in Web sites that are tied to a limited physical area (also known as a geotargeted area).
Similar to a cookie, an LSO is a text file that can be read only by the Web site creating it. Browsers and anti-spyware programs can't delete them, and most users don't know how.
A statistical concept that says that items that are in comparatively low demand can nonetheless add up to quite large volumes.
Keywords, or search queries, made up of several words or a phrase.
Formatting and other types of HTML code, such as Font tags to define the font style.
An HTML command in the head section (top part) of a Web page's HTML code that gives instructions to search engine spiders whether to index the page and whether to follow its links.
Text that is added to the HTML of a page to describe it for a search engine.
The automatic reloading of a Web page.
A search engine that does not maintain a database of its own, but instead combines results from multiple search engines.
A quantitative measure of something, such as a process, rate, or amount.
A full copy of a Web page or site.
A program that measures the keyword density of multiple Web pages.
Testing small changes to a Web site, such as the change of a certain font, or a button instead of an arrow. Typically, this involves testing many small changes to the same page at once instead of two totally separate pages, as in A/B testing.
A list that is made up of the keywords that an advertiser does not want their ads to show up for.
A software program that allows users to subscribe to and read RSS feeds.
Generic text that isn't customized for a Web site's various subject themes and keywords.
In A/B testing, a test that is run on two A pages (pages on which no changes have been made) in order to establish a baseline and make sure the traffic isn't adversely affected.
Web sites where people can meet and interact with one another; examples include MySpace and Facebook.
The HTML tags and the visible content on a Web page.
The changing of the underlying code of a Web page for the purpose of search engine optimization.
A term for a Web site that allows anyone to access and edit its content.
A computer program whose source code is available for free to the public.
Web pages that the search engines find on their own using their spiders. These results are not paid for by advertisers.
Google's patented algorithm that assigns weight to a page based on the number, quality, and authority of links to and from the page (along with other factors).
Ads or sponsored links that site owners have paid a search engine to display on its results pages, based on keywords.
Automatically generated URL characters that carry information to the receiving Web page about a user.
Reviewing the flow, page by page, that a user takes while visiting a Web site.
Paid advertising that appears in search results, for which advertisers pay a fee every time their ad is clicked.
A profile that represents a target audience based on calculated averages of their buying processes and demographics.
An acronym for Pay Per Click.
A separate version of a Web page that is designed specifically for printing. A printer-friendly page contains the same content as a regular Web page, but without the heavy images and advertisements that require a lot of printer ink.
The parts of a URL that pass data to a Web page. Query strings aren't readable because they contain symbols (such as ?, &, and +) as well as codes, session IDs, and so on.
The degree to which a Web site reaches customers. Measures of reach include overall traffic volumes, number of visits, number of new visitors, ratio of new to returning visitors, and visitor geographic data. Reach metrics depend on information from various sources.
A method of distributing links to new content in a Web site; the recipients are people who've subscribed to the RSS feed for that site.
An exchanging of links where two sites link to each other: site A to site B and site B to site A. This is essentially a barter and generally does not contribute much, if anything, to link equity, but it is not harmful.
An HTML command that automatically forwards incoming links to a different Web page.
A link that references a file located in a physical directory relative to the current page or the root of all directories, so it can simply start with the page name and leave off the http:// and domain information.
An element that visitors are responding to on a Web site, such as an image, a newsletter, or an e-mail.
How fast a Web server is and how long it takes for users to load a page from that server.
A measure of how many customers remain once they come to a Web site.
Looking at what Web server a user is coming from.
Content that enhances a Web page, such as images, video, and audio.
An acronym for Return On Investment.
An acronym for Really Simple Syndication.
News feeds that automatically show updates to a Web site that offers RSS content.
The ability to expand Web server resources as needed.
A powerful technology that enables a Web designer to use a wide variety of fonts on their Web pages without sacrificing search-engine friendliness or accessibility.
A person who sends a robot to a Web site to copy (or scrape) the entire site and then republish it as their own.
The text box in a search engine page where users type their search queries, or whatever it is that they're looking for.
A Web application designed to hunt for specific keywords and group them according to relevance.
The word or phrase that a user types into the search box of a search engine.
Links to specialized vertical search engines that narrow a search into a specific type of result, such as images or news. Clicking one of these links takes a user to a results page with only images or only news.
Testing the variables in incoming Web traffic, such as finding out the demographics of the incoming traffic by asking them to answer certain questions.
An acronym for Search Engine Optimization.
An acronym for Search Engine Results Page.
The software and hardware that runs a Web site.
Records that measure the amount of traffic that a Web site receives. A server automatically creates a server log of all the activity it performs during a given time period, be it hours, days, or minutes.
The current time period a user is active on a Web site after logging on.
The process of organizing a Web site's content into distinct subject categories, in order to group related content. Each silo has its own landing page and supporting pages.
A Web page containing links to the pages in that Web site, similar to a table of contents.
Link structure for moving around a Web site.
A measure of how quickly visitors leave a Web page.
Any sort of online environment that allows social interaction, including blogs, social news sites like Digg and Reddit, social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook, and others.
A Web site where people can meet and interact with one another.
A site where news stories and articles from anywhere on the Web can be voted on by users, and the importance of a story or article is determined by the audience rather than by the editors of the site or source. Examples include Digg, StumbleUpon, and Reddit.
The plain HTML code used to create a Web page.
Any tactic or Web page that is used to deceive a search engine into a false understanding of what the whole Web site is about or its importance.
A small program that search engines use to read and rank Web sites. Spiders are also referred to as robots, bots, or crawlers.
A situation where a spider gets caught in an endless loop and is forced to abandon the Web page because it has no other alternative.
Search engine results that are paid for by advertisers. These paid results often appear above the organic results in a search engine page.
Using multiple forms of a word (such as customize instead of customization).
A measure of how long a user stays on a Web page.
Very common words such as the, a, to, if, who, and so forth, which serve to connect ideas in search phrases but don't add much in the way of meaning to the phrases' content. Stop words are ignored by search engines.
A dependent domain set up within a primary domain. For example, in http://events.classiccarcustomization.com/, events is the subdomain, .classiccarcustomization is the domain, and .com is the top-level domain.
Web traffic that is interested in a site's product or service, and is thus more likely to provide conversions to the site.
The (usually attractive and styled) links found at the top of a Web page, such as the Home Page, About Us, Contact Us, and specific category links; these top links are also referred to as global navigation.
The root of a Web site's URL.
The number of visitors a Web site receives.
The act of deliberately being rude and offensive just to make people angry on blogs and other Web forums; trolling generally gets a user banned from the blog or site.
An acronym for User Generated Content.
The percentage of time a Web site is up and running, not including scheduled maintenance periods.
An acronym for Uniform Resource Locator.
Information describing whether a visitor to a Web site is a person or a search engine robot.
A process that identifies spiders coming to a Web site, enabling the Webmaster to keep out bad spiders.
An easy-to-remember Web address used to market a specific product, person, or service.
Search engines that restrict their search by industry, geographic area, or file type.
An organizational scheme in a Web site that connects related pages using links instead of moving related Web pages into new directories.
Following HTML standards set by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
The study of visitor activity on an individual Web site.
The complete records of a user's previous Google searches and the Web sites they've visited or bookmarked.
The measurement of what's happening on the Internet, such as the number and types of people online; the number of broadband versus dial-up connections, advertisers, and advertisements (shapes, sizes, level of annoyance); and all things related to the Internet as a whole.
A collection of Web sites from around the Internet that join together through interlinking in a circular structure.
The combination of software and hardware that runs a Web site. A Web server receives each user request and serves back the requested pages to the user's browser.
A list of Web sites or agents (such as spiders) that are approved to enter a Web site.
A piece of HTML code that can be embedded in a Web page and that a user can interact with.
A type of information site that contains all user-generated content, such as Wikipedia.
An international consortium where member organizations, a full-time staff, and the public work together to develop Web standards.
An acronym for eXtensible Markup Language.
A document designed specifically to be readable by a search engine.


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Top Rascal Flatts SongsDon't agree with the list? Vote for an existing item you think should be ranked higher or if you are a logged in, add a new item for others to vote on or create your own version of this list.
The Top Ten
1What Hurts the Most
Fantastic song, 1 of the best song I ever heard. The best of rascal flatts. Motion and emotions are there to feel in this song... Words are really meaningful here. Everyone must give a try to this song. As this is the best of emotional song with quality. You will never forget once you listen to this song. Trust me give it a try. I'm from India and still I like this because the only thing this song can pass is a message for all the true lovers. Best of its quality. The guys of Rascal Flatts are all accomplished songwriters, and have written several of their hits. But, they don't go so far as to only record their own music. Rascal Flatts is an American country rock band that originated in Columbus, Ohio, United States of America. Since its inception, Rascal Flatts has been composed of three members: Gary LeVox (lead vocals), Jay DeMarcus (bass guitar, keyboard, piano, vocals) and Joe Don Rooney (lead guitar, vocals). LeVox and DeMarcus are second cousins.
If you are looking 4 a heart breaking song this is it. The most beautiful heart breaking song I ever heard. The lyrics are awesome. The music is so sensational. You can easily relate to this song. This song will make you you crazy 4 someone that you loved. Their best song ever no doubt about it. I wish if there would be more hear touching song like this
The lines of this song are snippets from my heart. Every time I listen to it brings me back to a place where I think of some one who meant a lot to me. It hurts because I sometimes wonder what could have been if I told him how I felt. Now he is gone and when I miss him I listen to this song.
[Newest]Just a true love magic hurt song... Listened it on repeat for almost 5 days... Can't get my head off from it... Love it
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2Bless The Broken Road
Best song of Rascal Flatts! Love the music, love his voice so much! Oh God! He has amazing voice! You guys should hear this one!
this song rocks! this song reminds me of my ex-boyfriend. it makes me so sad to listen ot it.
You should listen to it just to know what music can really make you feel. Period.
[Newest]Such a beautiful song! Love this!
3My Wish
One of the best messages behind a song ever. And I'm talking about all the music ever made. If people lived this message, the world would be a better place. This should definitely be #1 on the list.
Words I would like to say to my children... Simple yet true..
Awesome truly amazing love this song please make more music like this I played this song to my ex and she loved it
[Newest]My dad died when I was 3 years old. I'm 17 years old now and this song brings tears to my eyes every time I listen to it because I imagine this is something my dad would say to me
An inspiring song to be strong and love the people in your life and love your life! I love this song! Such powerful vocals just awesome!
I love this song!
I love the meaning and the way it makes me feel.
This is definitely the best song on the charts.
Thank you.
I love the meaning and the way it makes me feel.
This is definitely the best song on the charts.
Thank you.
I TOLD MY FRIENDS AB SONGOUT THIS Song and they adored it!
[Newest]This song is so uplifting and knows how to get me through the day
5Life is a Highway
This song is more than just awesome it has a deeper meaning than just awesome. Rascal Flatts is sending a message to his listeners in this one. As an listener I could be driving or walking for exercise. I don't know it's something about this song that makes me think of what a bright future I have ahead of myself. It goes a deeper into details rascal flatts is not just singing he's practically talking to us to never give up on your dreams. Life is a highway choose your routes carefully and except failure because only through failure do we learn to succeed. You must ask yourself what are failures basically mistakes, you learn from them. Success is around the corner just presist and persevere and never give up. Life is a journey life is a highway it can be rough but if you persevere and keep faith in God you will make it through. Remember Life is a highway the guys tell you, and we are capable of succeeding everyone can achieve success it's never too late to start.
This song is so awesome, one of my favourites of all time. Love playing it on the Drums and Singing. Rascal Flatts you are a Legend.
life is a highway is the best song I have it on my ipod
[Newest]When I was eight and Cars came out, this song was my absolute favorite for several years. I still get nostalgic when I hear it.
6Feels Like Today
Love it! Heard it on Smallville the first time and loved it ever since. It's just so great and gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it. Plainly awesome
Such a feel good song. It is always on replay on my iPod
[newest]Live each day like it your last. This song is just amazing. Period
7Fast Cars and Freedom
OMG. This song is the best song ever! I love this song especially on a patriotic day!
8Here Comes Goodbye
Why the hell was this awesome song not even on the list when it deserves to be in the top ten?
This is my personal favorite from Rascal Flatts.
This is my personal favorite from Rascal Flatts.
EPIC! Deserves top 5, at least! One of the best songs ever written. I love how all their songs are so meaningful and wise. Outstanding. Truly brilliant, and marvelous.
It's a charming song and close to my heart.
It's a charming song and close to my heart.
I really love this song
Oh.. My...
Oh.. My...
[newest]This should be number 3, this song is absolutely amazing! Love Rascal Flatts!
It shows how much America has changed from back then, some would say its for the better but I think it's for the worst with T.V. these days being all reality shows with sex and drugs. I wish I was around for the old days
This song speaks of a simpler slower pace of life, of community where neighbours greet each other and people care more about family and friends.
This song takes me back to when I was little watching the "Andy Griffith" show. A much more peaceful time in the world.
10I Won't Let Go
It changed my life and it might change yours
This has helped me through difficult times. My first encounter with rascal flats and it won't be the last. Love the friend who recommended I listen to it xx.
Beautiful song because everyone can relate to it thank you
[Newest]This is by far the best song of all times.
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11Me and My Gang
This songs awesome when your drunk!
most heartfelt, meaningful song that they have!
Love it reminds me of my grandmother she had cancer
13I Melt
such a beautiful love song :]
14Take Me There
I have an old friend who came to me every time a relationship failed for 16 years. I had a crush on her all those years. We finally had our own relationship, and it didn't work out. She married another guy 2 months later. This song says a lot to me.
Dude I love this song. It's perfect for when I need a kind of sad song. It's a really wonderful song!
Pieces is an awesome song. when i asked out the girl i liked and she sed no i listened to this song over and over
16I'm Movin' On
A real account of how my life was, finding my way back from my addiction and the bad choices that took me down to my bottom pit and the road back.
This song can really change your life. The lyrics have such a powerful meaning and Gary sings this to perfection like every other song!
only song I like to hear him sing.
17Winner At a Losing Game
Simply the best song by Rascal Flatts. The lyrics is impecable.
18These Days
So beautiful, this song connects with me so much and I'm 18 and from Scotland - so if it reaches me here Rascal Flatts must be doing something right.
Awesome song! Love the way it makes me wanna sing along! Love the emotion in Gary's voice when he gets to the refrain.
Heart you, Rascal Flatts!
Heart you, Rascal Flatts!
This song is just so cool! The way it sounds and the emotion Gary sings with is just AMAZING!
[newest]One of my favorite songs of all time of any writer! Just great!
! How could this song be in 37th place
It should be in top 10 listen to it guys its fantastic
Awesome music awesome lyrics awesome everything
It should be in top 10 listen to it guys its fantastic
Awesome music awesome lyrics awesome everything
The BEST rascal flatts song in my opinion
Epic song in 1 word.
I can't understand how this is not in the top ten. It is a heart wrenching ballad from their album: Unstoppable. It's about the suicide of a high school friend and how this can't be the way that they meant to draw a crowd. It brings tears to my eyes every time.
This song always gets me. We all have darker times in our life. This song helps us get through them just a little bit faster. Every word in the beginning sticks to me.
This is my most favorite song from them. I can really connect with it and truthfully, it makes me bawl every time. This song deserves to be number one.
21Love You Out Loud
I just love it and I wish a guy would sing this to me haha
there's just something about this song i love!!
22Come Wake Me Up
My favorite song. It voices the fear and utter sadness you feel when you lose someone you love, whether you're separated by death, changed feelings, distance, or anything. Just beautiful.
My favorite song... I remembered my memories with one of my best friends when a listened to this song
The first song I heard by them :) So good!
23Where You Are
24Here's To You
this song-AWESOME! I just wish a guy would sing this to me!
25Break Away
26Cool Thing
28Summer Nights
29Prayin' for Daylight
This should be in number 3! !
The song is so sad but it's good cxause that's how my grandma is
32My Worst Fear
33That Should Be Me
34Things That Matter
35They Try
Best song of rascal flatts. With a hope for everyone
37Oklahoma-Texas Line
38Nothing Like This
39Secret Smile
40Holdin' On
41Then I Did
42Red Camaro
AWESOME SONG! MY FIRST SONG BY THE RASCAL FLATTS. REALLY AWESOME SONG! SAW EM ON D WEST COAST CUSTOMS and HVE BEEN A FAN EVER SINCE!
43Every Day
44Sunday Afternoon
45It's Not Just Me
This is a very emotional song makes me cry every time I hear it must listen to it if you are a rascal flatts fan
46Kickstart My Heart
Great meaning to this song! Live your life in a way that you'd do it all again and not change 1 thing!
Best duet ever, much better than celine dion or Neil Diamond. The femail role can be interchanged due to Flatts great unique sound.
One of my favorite rascal faltts songs by far!
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Famous Dave's - The Applebee's of BBQ
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shuggie knox
CHERRYHILL, NEW JERSEY -- My other half and I like to support local and privately owned restaurants but at 7pm on a recent Friday night, we found ourselves ravenous and in no mood to wait an hour to be seated at our favorite hot spot. Friends of ours had been raving about Famous Daves and being no stranger to BBQ, we decided it was well past time we give them a shot.
On this particular Friday, the parking lot was filled to the brim but we didn't wait more than five minutes to be seated. The staff, albeit young, was friendly and very professional. Normally at chain restaurants I get the feeling that my server was either just hired or is about to freak out and quit in a blaze of glory. It's obvious that this establishment trains their waiters and waitresses before they throw them on the floor. They also sport Famous Dave's T-shirts with witty slogans on the back that are good for a light hearted chuckle. The establishment's décor was very rustic, consisting of moose heads and pictures of old fishing trips, and provided something to gaze at other than the sports game that was on TV.
As I stated, our server was exceptional and the food arrived very quickly, most likely because the menu consists of a few basic items served in multiple combinations. Our meals were hot and aside from the cookie cutter appearance that I associate with chains, was quite tasty. The compilation of BBQ sauces that graced our table were some of the best we've tried and we've spent some time seeking out the Holy Grail of sauces. Almost every meal comes with two sides in addition to a freakishly perfect ear of corn, an equally freakish but oh-so-good cornbread muffin and some wet naps.
We have since returned to Famous Dave's a handful of times and always leave pleased despite being uncomfortably full. Five minutes is still the longest that we've waited to be seated, the staff has always been courteous and the food is always what we expect.
My verdict is, if you are a diehard BBQ fanatic with a smoker full of cherrywood in your backyard, you're not going to be smitten with what Famous Dave's has to offer. It's good food, not great BBQ. Armed with a menu full of proteins and carbs that are served in plastic containers on paper plates, this isn't the restaurant for tree hugging vegans so I recommend dropping your family's hippy off at Saladworks before stopping in. However, if you live above the Mason Dixon line, it's a nice introduction to things you probably don't see very often such as brisket or fried catfish. I do believe that the atmosphere, menu and prices make this a perfect place to bring the kids. Every table is equipped with its own roll of paper towels and there is a special "Trashcan Lid Meal" that is served on an actual trashcan lid, is reasonably priced, and provides a portion of everything your family could want. One thing is for certain, after eating a Famous Dave's platter, you won't be asking for a desert menu.
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Anonymous on 11/06/2009:
Nice review.
redmx3racer on 11/06/2009:
I avoid chains as much as possible myself. I worked at Uno and Ruby Tuesday long enough to realize it's all the same stuff.
I do-however, like Famous Daves. Not bad at all. Could have a few "spicier" items to choose from.
Anonymous on 11/06/2009:
Famous Daves opened up here, and didn't last two years. They just never gained critical mass. I think they might have made it, but about a year ago there was a big splash in th epaper when they arrested the Hostess, who had a portable scanner in her pocket, and was swiping everyone's credit card and selling the numbers. I don't think they ever recovered from that.
Anonymous on 11/06/2009:
I always use cash not credit. Cause that's the way I roll.
Anonymous on 11/06/2009:
We have Famous Dave's here in AZ. The food is really good and the prices aren't too bad either
Anonymous on 11/06/2009:
They are out here as well. Not bad save for the brisket. They overcook it.
goduke on 11/06/2009:
I live in Rhode Island. I'd be glad to have bad bbq.
Anonymous on 11/06/2009:
Well Goduke, if you drive up 95, right over the state line there is a Memphis Roadhouse. They're not half bad. Further up in Stoughton, there is a Smokey Bones which I actually like a lot. A bit further in Braintree is Tennessee Barbeque, and they are really good. Of course, all this is relative to what you'd get in the deep south.
redmx3racer on 11/06/2009:
To each their own-but I always found Smokey Bones to be kind of bland and gross. That's probably why the one in my area closed along with most of the rest of the chain.
I also live in New England-and a good BBQ place is hard to find. Next time in am in the MA area Ken maybe I'll try one of your other suggestions.
Anonymous on 11/06/2009:
Call me, I'll buy you a beer and we'll do brisket
goduke on 11/06/2009:
mmmm. brisket (without the words "corned beef" in front).
CrystalSword on 11/08/2009:
Yaya....have you tried Tom's BBQ? They are outstanding and they cater as well. If anyone is in Escondido, CA, there is a place called The Wrangler BBQ Pit, its a hole in the wall BBQ place in a strip mall (don't remember the street it is on though its one of the major ones in town) and they have the best, bar none, BBQ sandwiches, they've been there since I can remember, going back to the early 1970's, same place, same people running it...and the meat slicer remembered me from 20 years before when I visited in 1992.
I hope they are still there...great place and great people!
Service had always been wonderful there and prices are reasonable.
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Almost Famous
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DENVER, COLORADO -- And yes, there really is a Famous Dave. Dave Anderson opened Famous Dave's Barbecue Shack in Hayward, Wisconsin, in 1994, and since then he's been like the Johnny Appleseed of barbecue, planting locations all over the place, often outside customary barbecue strongholds (the Stapleton outpost is the first in Colorado). Anderson and company have won awards for their sauce, for their meats, for their operation -- for just about everything they do. And we're not talking rinky-dink local awards, either: In 1995, Famous Dave's took home a first place at the American Royal Barbecue Sauce Contest in Kansas City, Missouri (one of the biggest and most celebrated contests in the world). It's also won two "Greatest Ribs in America" titles (one in 1999, at the Great American Rib Cookoff in Cleveland) and more trophies than can be counted. All things considered, that ain't a bad run for a guy who was bankrupt in the '70's, turned things around with a Fortune 500 sales career, founded a barbecue chain and is now assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior for Indian Affairs.
I didn't love everything about Famous Dave's, but I was impressed. The place is big, but still near capacity on a Thursday night when everything surrounding it was as quiet as a grave. The service was fast and, if not entirely efficient, at least real friendly about it. It's done up in the style of a Wisconsin fishing cabin, with a lot of exposed, artificially weathered beams, antiques and fishing paraphernalia. To me, it looked like they opened the joint in an abandoned set for The Red Green Show's Possum Lodge, but that could be because I watch way too much PBS. And tucked away among all the fly reels, rusted cans of engine oil, aged posters and copies of Life magazine was a surprisingly well-run restaurant operation. The warren of dining rooms was broken down into seating areas, each of which felt more intimate than the whole; the bar was being used as overflow seating; a separate area was set off for to-go orders; and the kitchen was huge -- prepped and staffed to serve a thousand orders a day, easy.
I ordered the Georgia chopped pork and was pleased to see it come lumped atop a single slice of thick-cut white bread. The meat was smoky, shoulder-cut and touched with just enough sauce to give it a little sweet, Southern sting. The side of apples was awful -- at once tough and mealy and mushy, with an unpleasant tinny aftertaste -- but the honey cornbread was decent, and the beans (studded with big pieces of pork) were excellent.
Still, it was the ribs that really proved that Dave knows what he's doing. According to the legend of Famous Dave, Anderson spent 25 years traveling around the country eating barbecue and tasting sauces and experimenting with cooking methods that ranged from dry baking to greenwood smoking in a garbage can before he finally settled on his secret sauce and hickory slow-smoke process. I could taste his dedication in the ribs -- seriously, I got a little swoony after the first bite. They were that good -- tender, hit with just the right amount of sweet and peppery Southern rub, deeply smoky and served (on request) totally naked. I tried a bit of three different sauces on the side, but there was no need: The ribs were just fine on their own.
So if you ever find yourself out in the wilds of Stapleton with a hankering for some good 'cue, give Dave's a try. It might not be the best you've ever tasted, but it's a good addition to Denver's vibrant barbecue culture.
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Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Good review, the type I enjoy reading.
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
It was a nice informative. I went to the Stapleton location the other day. HBB, what other rib joints do you patronize? Like a glutten of bad Mexican food joints there is beginning to be the same with rib and "comfort food" joints out here. Just ask Cora Faye's Dive on Colorado BLVD!
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
HillBillyBumpkin, great handle! Good post. When my Mom lived in Denver there was a Mexican restaurant that had a waterfall inside and was really a nice place. Is it still around, we enjoyed going there.
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Casa Bonita?
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
This is by far the best "Famous Daves Barbeque" review I've ever read. Great job hillbillybumpkin for setting the record straight on "Famous Daves Barbeque".
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
What a coincidince! He/she posts this the day after mine and imagine that, Stewart and pirate trust this person automatically. Ha-ha-ha. I could have Googled up the same info.
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Oh zzrokk don't be that way... Your review was good in its own way it's just that hillbillybumpkin's was much better. But that doesn't matter because this isn't a competition for pete's sake. Aren't we all here for the sake of the consumer and to be good soldiers in this 'Consumer Revolution'!
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Shutup!! : (.....
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Zork, if nothing else, use this review as an example of how to write a good one.
Slimjim on 05/30/2007:
So which one of the two losers spawned yet another fake ID to try to upstage with a google your yesterday's review zz?
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Stewart, I am a bit surprised at you. Does Mr. Sheehan, know that you guys "lifted" his review? Nice job outing these frauds, Slim.
Slimjim on 05/30/2007:
I'm not (surprised at stew)
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
I wonder what Addy, has to say? Penalty points should be assessed.
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Zzrokk, that was it, had a great time going there.
bill on 05/30/2007:
Great job Slim.
Slimjim on 05/30/2007:
Well thanks guys. I must agree zz. Now all that's left is Billy to start "trusting" these two game players.
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Well I for one am shocked and feel totally foolish. A plagiarized review is not cool. Who ever did this should feel lame.
Slim I have ignored you for months yet you continue to harass me. I didn't create this ID nor did I post this review...it's not my style. So once again as always you are a bold face liar. Now shoo fly.
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
This reeks of a slimjim setup to me.
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Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Super, you liked Casa Bonita, huh? I haven't been there but heard that the ambience is very nice. As for the food.....? Where would you rate it?
Anonymous on 05/30/2007:
Yeah, I think you're right Pirate. It's too bad the admins lack the cohonas to oust this loser.
Come on Admins... Check the web logs and expose this imposter for whom he is. It's the right thing to do.
Slimjim on 05/30/2007:
It's not a lie if I believe it stew. I said it was either you or pirate, and I believe that.
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Profiling Customers?
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Table Tipper
SIOUX CITY, IOWA -- I am by my own admission a very large man 6'8" and weighing over 300 lbs.. I like being fat! ( Get over it! )
Shortly after Sioux City, Ia.'s Famous Dave's BBQ opened, I went there to dine. On the particular day I arrived I was limping due to an ankle injury, and I hobbled into this BBQ Joint with the use of a cane.
I asked for a Table in their non-smoking section, and was promptly escorted up a long flight of stairs to an upper level. The journey was a painful ascent.
As I sat at my Table I noticed that the other customers up there fit into 4 categories. They were either fat people, ugly people, or fat/ugly people like me, or fat/ugly people with kids.
There were no beautiful people seated up there. They were all downstairs. ( By the way they have a non-smoking section downstairs too. )
I had a good meal, and good table service.
The next time I went back I took along a friend who describes himself as being ugly. He's also skinny as a rail.
Again we were ushered upstairs to the Fat & Ugly Section. I mentioned to him that they seemed to be profiling customers, and sending all the fat and ugly people up stairs.
He looked around the room, and agreed with me. I brought this to the attention of the waitress, who was a plump female. ( She was a Trainer who had been sent down from the Sioux Falls F.D.'s BBQ to help train the wait staff in Sioux City. )
I bluntly suggested that perhaps she too had been profiled, and assigned to work in the fat & ugly section due to her weight. She commented, "I sure hope they aren't doing that here!"
In subsequent visits I have always insisted on being seated downstairs in the non smoking section.
I have also noticed a similar trend in the Red Lobster in sioux City, Ia.. Which I have only been in 2 times. But both times they assigned me to be waited on by a heavyset waitress. While other skinnier wait staff milled about waiting for customers to serve.
I haven't received this type of treatment in the other restaurants that I go to in Sioux City.
I also received this type of treatment in the Eyemart Store in Sioux city. Where I was greeted by a physically fit female sales person. But she handed me off to a very heavyset employee she had to summon from the back room. I have been to this eyemart store 2 times, and both times I have been paired up with the heavyset sales person from the back room. While her lighter weight peers milled around waiting for the next customer to enter the store.
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jktshff1 on 08/04/2007:
OK you like being fat..don't complain..you're not being profiled.Live with it
MRM on 08/04/2007:
Although is is an unfortunate incident, it is an hilarious post.
Anonymous on 08/04/2007:
WTH? That's all I have to say about this.
Table Tipper on 08/04/2007:
Yeah you can poke your wise cracking comments at me about my weight. It's easy it's an anonymous forum.
However if they discriminated against you for the way you look would that be OK? Lets say you looked different, or didn't fit into their category for the type of client they want the public to see. Would you embrace their ethics, then?
doescustomerserviceexist? on 08/04/2007:
It happens. Deal with it or move.
I have a heavy set friend come and visit me once a year.
In the last area that I lived in when we went out to eat, the customer service was really bad. Most waiters started there ordering process with "are you going to be drinking anything other than water this evening" with an attitude instead of " Hi how are you this evening, my name is so and so and I'll be your waiter/waitress this evening.
My husband and I (both skinny) would have never been treated the way myself and my fat friend did. At times we were even ignored.
In the city that I now live in anywhere that we go we get treated a bit better. It's easier to go out here. To each city is it's own, maybe move to Texas?
Famous Daves was one of the better ones in treating us nice.
Sounds like your single and you are just hoping to have a hot waitress to serve you so that you can hit on her and check her out. I know how it is.
I feel for ya. lol.
Anonymous on 08/04/2007:
He is not assuming things he just made this letter for fun to see how we would react and make us laugh.
CrystalSword on 08/05/2007:
As much as I hate to say it, restaurants actually do this!!
I can't do stairs, either can my husband...they'd have to have an elevator, and even that is reproachable. The people upstairs would be at risk if they had disabilites and couldn't get out due to an emergency. The Hungry Hunter in So. Calif. tends to do this, and with bad ankles and back, I no longer do stairs at all. Hubby has a bad knee and back, he doesn't do stairs either! The last time we ate at the Hungry Hunter, we asked for downstairs, they weren't especially happy but they gave us what we wanted. You have to speak up and tell them you won't accept seating upstairs!
firengine103 on 08/05/2007:
Oh brother, stick a fork in me, I'm done
Anonymous on 08/05/2007:
Maybe you're fat because you eat there too much.
Table Tipper on 08/05/2007:
Right off the bat I admitted I was fat. But you people seem as stuck on that issue as the F.D.'s staff were. I guess it's open season on fat people.
And secondly handicapped people.
No I did not make this story up. And "No." I shouldn't have to move to get the same service that you skinny people are given. And If you can't see that, then I'm talking to a wall here.
DebtorBasher on 08/05/2007:
I don't know, I've seen some fat guys that I thought were very sexy...I wouldn't hide them away! Flash your belly button to them the next time, and you will get excellent service!
DebtorBasher on 08/05/2007:
Come on over to my house and I'll cook you a good homecooked meal and you can sit wherever your heart desires!
ChuhBaca on 08/05/2007:
Hey, Tabletipper; there is peanut gallery on this site. I've seen experiments done where someone has gone for job interview, visited retailers, or just put themselves in situations where they need assistance. The same person did it twice; once as their normal skinny self, and once in a fat suit. Every time, the skinny one received better response. Its not right, but it exists.
What your talking about seems more organized. If you really want to take action, I'll be contacting your local news with your observations might prompt a little experiment and make for interesting television.
Ponie on 08/05/2007:
Is this for real?
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CrystalSword on 08/05/2007:
yeah, Ponie, its for real!
furnitureman on 08/05/2007:
I like to eat cheese on Thursday's
Nohandle on 08/05/2007:
Table Topper, according to some articles I've read there are more overweight adult individuals than underweight. Is there a slim (no pun intended) possibility you were being oversensitive to your weight and felt you were being seated in the least desirable area of the restaurant when there were also overweight individuals downstairs?
I've known individuals, dining alone, who were seated by the kitchen door..not once but almost every time. Single diners are usually shoved to the side, regardless of their weight. They had to put up with the nasty trays left by the staff and the racket coming from the kitchen. They finally wised up and requested a table elsewhere. You can do the same, just tell them you have no intention of going upstairs.
Table Tipper on 08/05/2007:
In fact I did write a Letter to the Editor of the Sioux City Journal (newspaper). They refused to publish my letter, despite that it was well written.
Instead they wanted to do a feature story on it, but they refused to use the names of the restaurants in the article.
On the flip side they wouldn't publish the article unless my name was plastered all over it. I think...turn about should be fare play. If you won't publish the names of the Offenders why must you publish the names of the Offended?
I refused to let them use my name. I don't know what they did about the story.
jktshff1 on 08/05/2007:
If you have a legitimate complaint, why would you refuse to let them use your name?
You, by you're own admission like being fat..why not let all of Sioux City know you are proud of it.
Get over it!
Nohandle on 08/05/2007:
They obviously did nothing with your letter. How could a newspaper publish a feature story without the particulars, which contributed to the article? I'm not an attorney but could a newspaper be held liable for a feature story they were merely printing as news..assuming they contacted the other party for "the other side of the story" before publishing. I'm not referring to those tabloids at the grocery, which are notorious for never checking out anything beforehand.
Table Tipper on 08/06/2007:
The story shouldn't be that I'm fat and proud of it. The story should be that fat people aren't receiving the same quality of service that their skinnier peers are.
In that instance, knowing the name of "John Doe", doesn't matter since you don't know me, and never will.
Whereas the names of the Offending Parties should be known so that people would be forwarned of the attitude of the restaurants and their subordinates. Giving the customers a choice in avoiding the Offending Parties.
Anonymous on 08/06/2007:
Perhaps you were merely moved to a section of the restaurant with sturdier furniture, have you considered that? Or maybe they you were seated where the service was faster to satisfy your appetite.
Table Tipper on 08/06/2007:
The furniture is the same threw out the restaurant, and the service wasn't any faster, because the food was prepared on the ground floor and sent upstairs where I was seated.
I find it odd that the majority of people side with the restaurant, trying to phathom an excuse for their behavior.
And don't get me wrong I love the Famous Dave's BBQ chain, except for the treatment by the Sioux City location.
DebtorBasher on 08/06/2007:
I agree that you should send your compliant to one of your local TV stations...one that does the "undercover investigating" they will set it up with hidden cameras and expose them for what they're doing.
Table Tipper on 08/06/2007:
Everyone who thinks I made up this story, or should just keep my yap shut; perhaps you could join me on a specific date and time at the F.D.'s BBQ in Sioux City. Then you can wait in the entrance and watch for yourselves how they scrutinize their customers.
What dates and times work for you?
jktshff1 on 08/07/2007:
don't want to be seen with you
Table Tipper on 08/08/2007:
No worries there. Because I'll be in the Fat & Ugly section.
laurla on 09/04/2008:
We were "child" profiled at Outback in Sioux City. Sat in the corner along with other parents with children. We walked through the restraint to use the restroom and there were NO KIDS anywhere else in the whole place! That was annoying!
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NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT -- My boyfriend and I went to Famous Daves on Columbus Blvd. in New Britain, CT for dinner. While we were seated promptly, after 20-25 minutes of waiting our waitress never came over. I went to the Hostess and asked her if we could be moved. We were moved to another table and the new waitress came over very quickly. She apologized for the mix up and said that the other waitress didn't realize that she had a table. She took our order and returned quickly with our drinks. The manager came over to apologize and offered to buy our first round of drinks for us. (That was fine with us, we weren't looking for anything free, we just wanted our BBQ!) Our food was served, and it was great! The food is delicious and the portions were huge. At the end of our meal, the waitress came over to tell us that she had convinced the manager to comp our meals as well. We only ended up paying for the second round of drinks and salads and she gave us $35 in gift certificates. We left our waitress a $30 tip because she worked so hard to make us happy. Way to go Daves!
They went above and beyond to fix the mistake of the first waitress. We have returned a few times since and have never had any other problems. Thank you Dave's for having such great customer service. We will be back again and again!
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GothicSmurf on 12/03/2007:
Awesome to hear that. Sounds like they went above and beyond fixing their mistake. I may have to check them out on my lunch break sometime! (VH)
Anonymous on 12/03/2007:
good to hear that this place takes care of their customers
jktshff1 on 12/03/2007:
Great Post vh
Sparticus on 12/03/2007:
We love Famous Daves. Totally bummed when the one by our house closed. Haven't been to one since unfortunately.
sarahnkrystal on 12/03/2007:
Wow. It sounds wonderful, and it's actually a place near me that I can go to! (VH)
killerklown on 12/03/2007:
Nice to see a positive review for a change. Nearest Dave's to me is about a two hour drive, but next time I'm up there, I'll have to stop in.
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The film's central conflict begins when the state government of Virginia decides that it wants a cut of the action, and sends Special Deputy Charley Rakes (Guy Pearce), a dandy from the city, to ensure that the local bootleggers include corrupt state officials in their profit-sharing.
The Bondurant brothers, led by Forrest, refuse to cooperate, and a gang war of sorts is set off between the remaining independent bootleggers and the corrupt forces of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Meanwhile, the Bondurants only seek to provide a service to the market in peace, while the state, it the form of Special Deputy Rakes, not taking the Sheriff's advice, takes to brutal beatings and murders to gain a foothold in the region.
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Prominent players have gotten nicked, though. All-Southeastern Conference senior linebacker Rico McCoy (knee) and junior cornerback Brent Vinson (hamstring) sat out Friday's practice, and highly-touted freshman tailback Bryce Brown was held from contact after sustaining what Kiffin called a "slight concussion."
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ST. LOUIS, May 7, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Stereotaxis, Inc. (Nasdaq:STXS) announced that it will highlight the milestones and clinical results achieved with its cutting-edge Epoch™ platform, as well as preview enhancements to the Epoch suite, at the 34 th Annual Heart Rhythm Society (HRS) Scientific Sessions, May 8-11, 2013 in Denver, CO. The Company has surpassed an industry leading 60,000 procedures on its remote magnetic navigation system, more than 10,000 of which were performed in 2012.
"We are excited to share with the HRS audience how our technologies have transformed the practice of electrophysiology (EP) for hundreds of physician users and what is ahead for us in terms of product innovation," says William Mills, Stereotaxis Board Chairman and interim Chief Executive Officer. "The safety of our robotic solutions is second to none, and the evidence continues to grow on other significant clinical and economic benefits. We remain focused on advancing and refining our magnetic and robotic navigation systems for optimal performance."
Mr. Mills says the Company's vision is to become the new standard of care in EP procedures across the globe and has already succeeded in doing so in countries such as Finland, where all five of its teaching hospitals, who collectively handle the vast majority of the country's complex EP cases, now routinely use Stereotaxis innovations.More than 460 EPs worldwide utilize Stereotaxis technology today. Three of these physicians will speak to their personal experiences with the Epoch platform, including the platform's impact on reducing procedure time, increasing patient volume and other favorable results through in-booth presentations (Booth 1802) at the following times:
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