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I thought it would be fun to do Star Wars this month since it was the 30th anniversary of Empire Strikes Back. Post a picture from Star Wars Weekend ... from the parade, Hyperspace Hoopla, Star Tours...
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- Jun 14:
- All-Marin prep boys swimmer of the year: Kenneth Castro Abrams
- All-Marin prep girls swimmer/diver of the year: Haley Blount
- All-league prep selections for spring sports
- All-Marin boys tennis player of the year: Jerod Mah
- All-Marin golfer of the year: Miguel Delgado
- All-Marin boys volleyball player of the year: Ben Sebastian
- All-Marin boys track player of the year: John Lawson
- All-Marin girls track player of the year: Jessica Rasmussen
- All-Marin softball player of the year: Alyssa Ross
- All-Marin baseball player of the year: Joe Ryan
- All-Marin prep boys lacrosse player of the year: Joe Lang
- All-Marin Prep girls lacrosse player of the year: Jill Weidner
During a season where offenses were scoring in bunches, Martini and Tye found the back of the net more times than most other teams did.
The two forwards combined to score 30 goals and rack up 13 assists — mostly to each other — in just 13 league games, outscoring every other team aside from Redwood. The duo then continued that blistering pace in the playoffs to help the Wildcats win the North Coast Section championship.
Throughout the season, Tye used her physicality and ability to beat defenders and create offense from the wing to wear out MC opponents. Sometimes even double teams weren't enough to prevent Tye from doing whatever she wanted offensively.
"She definitely had a stellar year," Martini said. "I think she kind of came out of woodwork and surprised everyone. "... Having her next to me made me so confident."
While Tye beat opponents with her physicality and ability on the ball, Martini made teams pay by timing her runs to perfection and finishing a high percentage of her chances.
Martini averaged more than a goal a game over the course of the past two MCAL regular seasons and postseasons combined. Aside from Tye and Redwood's Olivia Konttinen this year, no one else averaged a goal per game during even a single season in the past four years.
"I feel like we did accomplish our goal," Tye said. "It was so awesome playing together. We really did what we wanted to do — win an NCS title."
The duo shined brightest during the playoffs, distancing themselves from two other viable player-of-the-year candidates — Konttinen and Branson's Darcy McFarlane. Martini scored in every game leading up to the NCS final and Tye was dominant at times, making MC almost impossible to defend.
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Lance Armstrong today announced that he is returning to the world of cycling as well as inventing a new sport that will allow him to "own" Michael Phelps. Armstrong has apparently heard enough about Phelps and wants to return to his "throne" as "America's only real hero."
Armstrong rode in to the press conference on a golden bicycle and wearing all seven of his Tour De France jerseys. He then slowly jogged up to the podium to the tune of "Eye of the Tiger" and a small child placed a wreath of small yellow jerseys around his neck. "I have come to save the world from this so called 'hero'" said Armstrong. "So this guy swam a few laps, so what? I swim all the time!"
Armstrong then had his crew bring in an Olympic size swimming pool and Armstrong proceeded to break all of Phelps' world records.
Armstrong then got into the pool on his bike and rode back and forth in the water screaming "Look at me! See! I'm better than him!!" Armstrong also announced that he will petition the Olympic Committee to create a new event called water cycling.
Michael Phelps wowed the world when he won eight gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Armstrong only won seven Tour De France competitions. Armstrong said that he will not only tie Michael Phelps' number eight, but that he will keep cycling till his "lone nut" falls off or Phelps cries, whichever comes first.
When asked if he was actually returning to further promote cancer awareness, Armstrong stated, "Oh yeah, that's why, cancer."


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A man was remanded in custody charged with burglary and rape of a woman in Belfast.
Gary Thomas Baker, who appeared in Belfast Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, is also accused of assaulting the alleged victim at an address in the east of the city.
The alleged offences were all committed at the weekend.
Baker, 26, of Inverwood Gardens, Belfast faces charges of burglary with intent to cause damage, rape, and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
He denies all of the allegations, but Baker's solicitor said he was not in a position to seek bail for his client at this stage.
District Judge Fiona Bagnall remanded Baker in custody to appear again by video link later this month.


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If you're unaware of the firestorm regarding the City's reaction to the intrepid reporting of LEO's Phillip M. Bailey and his on-going investigation into the bureaucratically toxic Metro Housing Carnival of Mystery & Misappropriation, well… what in the hell is wrong with you? (For the uninitiated, Bailey's original story can be found here; his follow-up here; and a nice succinct recap here, courtesy of the Ville Voice)
After being denied an open records request on the matter, today's latest development involves a formal complaint that our editor, Stephen George, sent to the Kentucky AG's office. [Also, oddly, courtesy of the Ville Voice]
Although I've personally observed this story from its periphery, it would appear that this is just the latest snafu for the increasingly-snafu-ridden Abramson Administration (here's the previous one). Why hide behind legal sophistry if you've nothing to hide?
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Karen Braithwaite is a mom any Barbie lover would be lucky to have: she is asking Mattel to make birthday party merchandise featuring black Barbie dolls.
Mattel already sells black Barbie dolls (Barbie's black friend Christie appeared in 1968; these days Barbie herself is black) and certain black Barbie items, such as stickers. But their sets of party goodies — cups, plates, etc. — do not include a complete set with black Barbies. All the full sets portray Barbie as white. Keep reading »


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Model to show face-centre cubic packing made of ping-pong balls.1975. This model imitates a stuctural form found in crystals.
A single surface model made by Alan Bennett in Bedford, 1995. It consists of a parallel sided coil with loops piercing the return tube which when theoretically cut gives a pair of 13-twist Mobius strips. A Klein bottle has no edges, no outside or ins
Wire model of a 'cylindroid' by Howard Grubb, Dublin in brass glazed cylindrical case on a wooden base. The model was made on the instructions of Robert Stawell Ball who wrote the definitive work 'A treatise on the Theory of Screws' in 1900. Thomas G
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The 'Tell Bell' educational game, made by Knapp Electrical Inc, a division of P. R. Mallory & Co. Inc.. An educational toy requiring the player to answer multiply choice questions involving mathematics. Answers are selected with template cards and
Brunsviga calculating machine with lid, no262. c.1892. This barrel calculating machine represents the Brunsviga in its earliest form. Barrel calculating machines were smaller, lighter and easier to operate than Arithmometers. The machine performs mu
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Brical' adding machine in case with two bone styluses. Patented by H and M Dickinson, the 'Brical' was Britain's answer to the French circular 'Tronset' instrument and is a modification of it. It was designed to add sums of money from 1/2d to £500.
Gem' calculating machine, J.Guthrie's patent No 15062, 1890. The GEM calculator is a simple device for the addition of English money. Numbers are added by inserting a stylus against the figure and pulling downward.
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Nobody really listened to him much though, probably because the subject lines of his emails to Bob Rubin and Co were fairly mundane ("THIS LOOKS REALLY FUCKING BAD, FELLAS") and he forgot to mark them high alert.
"I started issuing warnings in June 2006 and attempted to get management to address these critical risk issues," said Richard Bowen, who was chief underwriter for correspondent lending in Citigroup's consumer-lending group. "These warnings continued through 2007 and went to all levels of the consumer-lending group." In a November 2007 e-mail headlined, "URGENT-READ IMMEDIATELY-FINANCIAL ISSUES," Bowen said he warned top managers including then Executive-Committee Chairman Robert Rubin of "possibly unrecognized financial losses" among other risks.
The week after Bowen sent his e-mail to Rubin, he received a "very brief" call from a lawyer in the office of Citigroup's general counsel, he said during his live testimony today. The lawyer assured Bowen his concerns would be taken "seriously," he said. Bowen wasn't contacted again until January 2008, when he explained "details" to lawyers in the general counsel's office during a series of conference calls lasting a total of five hours, he said.
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It obvious no one responded because he did not develop the appropriate red/yellow/green metrics to track executive compliance with the required action. If only had had wrapped some project management around his email, then things would have been actioned in time.
I bet this joker never even filed his TPS reports on time, and he has the gall to question Sr. Management. Hurmph.
My spam filter automatically gets rid of e-mails with subject line IN ALL CAPS or including the word URGENT. Maybe they have the same thing @ Citi?
The fact that it took them until January 2009 to shitcan this chucklehead tells you everything you need to know about management at Citi.
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I remember the day we found out all this paper was fucked. 'Can remember it like it was yesterday.
It was July 2006, and we had just crunched numbers for <3 hours. I hit the enter key on my excel sheet, and the sprinkler system immediately started going off. Red sirens were spinning in the hallways, light strips blazed across the carpets, and we evacuated the building via stairwells. Once we reconvened at our "special meeting place" outside the building, we each removed Nature Valley granola bars from our emergency fanny packs, sat indian-style across the lawn, and devised a contingency plan. The only man that didn't remove his painter mask was Xian Li. However, he always wore one, so we moved on accordingly.
Bullshit. At that time there were maybe four or five people who could've foreseen the problems ahead, a very small group, and they were all close personal friends of Alan Greenspan.
The credit markets had already frozen in the summer of 07, so this warning was way to late (though early enough to hedge a bit). The biggest hedge trades had already been put on. 2006 is a whistle blower, late 2007 is someone who already saw the credit markets crack.
Well meistro the first line of the article says:
"I started issuing warnings in June 2006″
But keep swinging chief.
You all have no freaking clue, do you? C and C alone started this fall into a crumbling heap of garbage we used to be proud to be a part of. C knew exactly what they were doing, and I have proof that it started long before 2006. Mr. Bowen just happened to be the only one STRONG and SMART enough to stand up for what was right.
@14, which part of C, "knew exactly what they were doing"…. if you were there, then you know that there were many, many moving parts…and many players, not all co-ordinated.
That was part of the problem (still is)- too many players and no coordination, too many silos, and the right hand not knowing what the left hand was doing. AND about every six months they would shake 'em all up and switch all the management around (all the way to the top) which has been stated "so nobody could be held accountable". Ask around how many bosses people had in a period of 5 years from 2005-2010. In 5 years I have had 5…all SVPs.
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Here are events worth getting out of the house for on April 25.
Suggestions include Park Forest and Chicago.
PRESERVATION WEEK DISPLAY: Beginning at 10 a.m., Park Forest Public Library, 400 Lakewood Blvd., (708) 748-3731, and the Park Forest Historical Society will present this display, which is sponsored by the American Library Association for Preservation Week. The display includes books on preservation of historic materials, and lists of resources for libraries, museums, archives and private individuals to preserve their family history items. The society also operates the 1950s Park Forest House Museum. Information: Jane Nicoll at (708) 481-4252 or parkforesthistory.org.
ONE ACTS PLAY FESTIVAL: Mother McAuley High School Theatre Seminar II students present this free event at 6 p.m. in the school's Little Theatre, 3737 W. 99th St., Chicago. The program features original scripts showcasing the talents of the senior theater students, who direct their own show. Other shows are set for 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Information: Patricia Haynes at (773) 881-6512 or www.mothermcauley.org.


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Becky Lavelle
National Team Member
2005 U.S. National Champion
2003 Pan Am Games Bronze Medalist
Full Name: Becky Lavelle
Hometown: Minnetonka, Minn.
Resides: Los Gatos, Calif.
College: Louisiana State University
Height: 5-10
Weight: 137
Birthdate: 1974
Birth Place: Minneapolis, Minn.
Years Elite: 8
Final 2007 ITU Rank: 63
Final 2007 USAT Rank: 8
Web site: www.beckylavelle.com
Already established as one of the top non-draft-legal triathletes in the country, Becky Lavelle is looking to make her mark on the draft-legal scene in 2008. Securing a spot on the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team would surely help in that endeavor. Endurance Planet had a chance to sit down with Becky to ask her about her Olympic aspirations and a recent personal tragedy that has given her a new perspective on life. Below are some excerpts from that interview.
Endurance Planet: Tell us about some of the highlights of your career to this point.
Becky Lavelle: Winning Escape From Alcatraz was probably my biggest win. That was in '06. Couple other ones along the way like winning Chicago. I think it was in '05. Wildflower I won last year, the half Ironman. Being runner-up twice at Lifetime Fitness, the big one in my hometown. That was always exciting. And then in 2003, that's been awhile now that I got the bronze medal in the Pan Am Games and that was really cool to represent the country and get a medal.
EP: Who do you see as your biggest competition for the remaining slots on the Olympic team?
BL: Sarah Haskins is definitely a very consistent, top performer. Julie Ertel. Those I guess I see as my two biggest threats. There are always people that can come out and surprise people but I guess those are the two I'm kind of focused on.
EP: You say your perspective has changed since the deaths of your sister and nephew. Your world-view?
BL: No. The fact that life is precious. You know you don't really realize it...kind of take it for granted until something like this so close to home happens. At least for me. I just think trying to live each day to its fullest and trying to make the most of what I've been given and I guess my talents. Yeah, just trying to make the most of it.
Listen to full interview at EndurancePlanet.com.
More about Becky...
Personal: Rebecca Gibbs Lavelle… Born Dec. 5, 1974 in Minneapolis, Minn… Parents, Bob and Sandy, reside in Minneapolis… Has a twin sister, Jenny… Married fellow elite triathlete Brian Lavelle, whom she met in 2000 in Hawaii at the Labman training camp, on Dec. 28, 2002… Older brother Randy is her coach…Earned a B.S. in kinesiology from Louisiana State University in 1998… Favorite food is chocolate chip cookies and lasagna… Enjoys cooking and gardening…Visualizes the course before a race, saying it helps her focus and relax… Works as a personal trainer and as an assistant coach for the "Team in Training" philanthropic organization.
Elite Triathlon Career: Did not compete in 2004 due to knee and back injuries… Won the bronze medal at the 2003 Pan American Games behind Canada's Jill Savege and U.S. teammate Sheila Taormina… Qualified for the 2003 U.S. Pan American Games Triathlon Team by finishing third at the Baker's Breakfast Cookies Triathlon. Winner Barb Lindquist turned down her spot and second-place Sheila Taormina had already qualified for the team… Won $20,000 by finishing second to Barb Lindquist at the Life Time Fitness Triathlon in 2002. The event used an equalizer format to have men compete against women for the top five spots overall… Won the 1999 U.S. Triathlon Series Championship in Oceanside, Calif.
Amateur Triathlon Career: In 1997, won the Mie Sunbelt Triathlon in Japan… Placed seventh at the ITU World Age Group Championship… Finished 17th at the U.S. National Age Group Championship.
Athletic Background: In high school, participated in swimming, track and synchronized swimming… Was a five-time High School State Champion in swimming… In college, was a 10-time NCAA All-American, Louisiana NCAA Woman of the Year (1997), and was a three-time NCAA Academic All-American… Started swimming with the Mach 3 Flyers at 7 years old, and even now, will swim with her old club.


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PTA calls for 2012 ballot measure
California State PTA President Carol Kocivar wrote this column about PTA's support for the "Our Children, Our Future" ballot initiative, published as the lead op-ed in The Sacramento Bee on Dec. 13.
Initiative tops holiday wish lists: Carol Kocivar explains in this column.
PTA-supported school funding initiative launches
Visit the initiative website www.ourchildrenourfuture2012.com to read the full initiative, as well as quick facts and a press release, and to download an endorsement form.
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1UP 5th Year Anniv. -- REVIEW [January 10th, 2008]
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January 11 2009 01:36:57 PM
Hello everyone!
Hope everyone had a good time @ 1Up, despite of crazy crowds, massive heat ventilation, finding a way to get through people, witnessing a few things, and just exploring the huge venue (felt huge because I'm a n00b at this place)!
At any rate...
It was a pleasure and awesome time, thank you Addicted for giving us Guestlist, thanks Obvious for the ride, Aryan it is always a pleasure to see you & hang out with you, we need to do this again if ever down, we had a lot of fun.. it was great seeing so many faces, DJs, friends.
The entire night, personally, the music was bumpin'-- the sound was quite awesome, the set up and props were pretty sweet, Nintendo theme
Met Darude, saw Blakemore, Thee-O, J. Splat, a quite a few other DJs that knew who I was, is always fun, spending time in the VIP was pretty sweet too
The vibes were mixed from earlier the night, I do not know if there was one or not, bBut people were dancing their asses off, enjoying music, lightshows, I guess you can say; for an interesting fresh venue.
I don't know what else to say.. ?
I had my own share of fun.. hope everyone else did.. or so tried.
Peace w/Much Respect,
Xer0 & Obvious
End of the World
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December 30 2008 08:22:22 PM
End of the World Pictures
Angerfist rocked the house!
Nightmare B4 XMas -- Dec. 20th, 2k8 REVIEW!
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December 22 2008 09:09:47 AM
got Hardstyle? If you don't GTFO!! haha. Just kidding.
This night was an unexpected night for me to go, and Obvious I thank you again! I don't know what to say about this party, I know its Obvious some kinda special gig, seeing Thee-O in his Santa outfit, was great, which in fact I feel like I forgot to take a photo of us 3 (Me, Obvious, and Thee-O) in our Santa Suits! DAMN IT!!
Oh well..
This party was hard, pounding, HARDSTYLE!! I mean wow, I havent' heard so much of this stuff till I started listening to it back in 2001.. (it's been that long, yup!)
It was great seeing you Binx, sorry to hear what happened though..
combining photos, we got well over 1,000 photos; so please, be patient!
At any rate, it was a well done party, it was great seeing a lot of you guys and such
Have a wonderful Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, New Years to all!
-Xer0 & Obvious
Merry XMas -- Dec. 19th, 2k8 REVIEW!
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December 22 2008 09:05:09 AM
Merry X-Mas Pictures
Merry XMas and Chris Leone party was a chill, good pumpin' party. It was a great pleasure, to go with you Obvious, and I thank you! hehe.
It was a real pleasure to meet you Sky, kind of trippy you sort of know us, of who we are, haha.. stalker.. just kidding
This party set up was good, the sound was bumpin' made my hearing go mute for a good few hours to get it back.. (not saying my ear is damaged lol! God forbid!)
But honestly. . . it is always a pleasure to see people I know, and just having fun and taking photos.
Hope you guys enjoy the photos!
Xer0 & Obvious
Elf's Toy Shop
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December 14 2008 11:55:27 PM
Elf's Toy Shop Pictures
Elf's Toy Shop was pretty chill. I really like the venue that they're using. Sorry that I was late and sorry that I left early. I have not been feeling very well and Friday night it hit me and took me out of the game. Hope you all enjoy the pictures and I hope you all had fun!
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- Jan 6:
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- Oct 29:
- Connolly appointed to represent Marin on state association
- Jun 13:
- Marin supervisors: Arnold beats Shroyer by 215 votes; Connolly wallops Adams by 2,561
- May 22:
- Editorial: Adams right to condemn hit on Connolly
- May 18:
- Editorial: Connolly would bring fresh approach to county board
- Oct 16:
- Huffman: Connolly's the one for county supervisor
- May 5:
- Connolly: Commuter rail must be part of the solution
- Apr 28:
- Damon Connolly: Escalating costs creating a crisis for state
- Apr 23:
- Damon Connolly: Time right to ask if prison should be closed
- Apr 14:
- Connolly: Innovative transit alternatives are the answer
- Apr 9:
- Connolly: Can't wait for feds to fix education system
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- Dick Spotwood: Dissecting Marin's latest last-minute hit piece
- #MarinVotes: Live coverage of Election Day for June 3, 2014
- Jun 2:
- Marin election officials project 50 percent turnout Tuesday
- Editorial: Now it's Marin voters' turn to cast their ballots
- May 31:
- Housing debate makes races for supervisor hot ticket for Tuesday election
- May 27:
- Editorial: IJ recommendations for state posts on the June 3 ballot
- May 25:
- Editorial: Marin IJ recommends passage of Props. 41 and 42
- May 24:
- Councilman Connolly leads fundraising in bid for San Rafael supervisor seat
- May 23:
- Levine, McGuire lead race to raise the most cash in Assembly, Senate contests
- May 22:
- Editorial: Adams right to condemn hit on Connolly
- May 19:
- PG&E union hits Marin supervisorial candidate with negative mailer
- Editorial: Levine, Conti the top two in Assembly race
- May 18:
- Editorial: Connolly would bring fresh approach to county board
- May 17:
- Campaign mailer flap heats up San Rafael supervisorial race
- May 15:
- Editorial: McGuire, Knell the top-two picks for state Senate
- Editorial: IJ recommends re-election of Rep. Huffman
- May 12:
- Editorial: Measure D is needed for Larkspur-Corte Madera schools
- May 11:
- Larkspur-Corte Madera schools seek $19 million bond
- Assemblyman Levine battling host of contenders after serving first term
- Editorial: Retaining Arnold is the right pick for Novato's county board seat
- May 10:
- Q-and-A: Novato supervisor candidates find common ground on tax measures
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- Coding error in Marin's June primary ballot will cost $100,000
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- Marin residents among candidates seeking state Senate seat
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- Dick Spotswood: Jacobi's withdrawal is a boost for other candidates
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- Supervisor Arnold faces fiery challenge in Novato race
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- Dick Spotswood: Assembly primary focuses on race for second place
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- Dick Spotswood: Voters will send clear message in supervisors races
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- Proposal to build permanent Marin farmers market among measures on June ballot
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- Second Novato resident files for state Senate seat as extended filing period ends
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- Humboldt County residents challenge Huffman as filing period for June election ends
- Donors pump cash into San Rafael area supervisor race
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Are 82 dwellings, including 72 low-income units, too many for Marinwood Plaza?
You bet, said San Rafael Councilman Damon Connolly, contending a controversial development proposal "is inconsistent in significant ways with the community vision" calling for mostly market-rate units, impacts Dixie schools and poses environmental challenges.
"The scale and size of the development is too large." he said. "I believe legitimate concerns about the proposal have been raised."
Supervisor Susan Adams, who has pushed for redevelopment of the plaza, noted that "the cap the community agreed to was no more than 100 units" and added that "the current proposal on the table now is for 82."
Adams added that "the public process and environmental review will ultimately determine the end result" as far as the number of dwellings allowed. "I do support redeveloping the blighted strip mall," she added. "Retail alone doesn't work."
Commentary by the two candidates came during sessions at the Civic Center press room, where both were given 90 minutes to provide written answers to a series of questions. Here is some of what they had to say:
Q: What is the key issue in this race?
Adams: Land use issues have received a great deal of attention especially in the areas of housing, conservation, traffic and transit. I have been actively engaged with my community in these areas and have delivered some important projects, such as the recent acquisition of Heron Hill for permanent protection. I am continuing to work with my Marinwood community as we begin the formal process with the village proposal by Bridge Housing.
Connolly: The key issue in this race is development and how it impacts our communities. ... Currently at least 70 percent of new development under the countywide plan in the unincorporated portion Marin is slated for District 1. My opponent originally ran opposing intensive development but now has reversed course. I will toe the line for the community... ."
Q: What do you offer the San Rafael area that your opponent does not?
Adams: I offer leadership skills and a depth of experience as a county supervisor. ... I have more than 30 years of experience in nursing as a nurse practitioner and a professor. Forty percent of the county budget is health and human services and my lens on health care has brought our community the health and wellness campus, a therapeutic justice system and a nationally recognized medical reserve corps. I have not been afraid of making the tough decisions as evidenced by my deciding vote to launch Marin Clean Energy, and I brokered the deal between the San Rafael Rock Quarry and their neighbors.
Connolly: The key differences with my opponent are my track record, my approach to governing and my vision for San Rafael. I will bring a fresh perspective to the Civic Center on key issues like development, fiscal transparency, education and the environment. I tackle complex issues and do not hesitate to take strong positions on behalf of the community. I do my homework, listen and always engage residents ... . I will put the needs of the community first.
Q: What do you admire most about your opponent? Least?
Adams: I appreciate that he shares the same passion for a clean energy future that I do. It is unfortunate that my friend has been big on slogans and campaign promises but light on policy. His assertions that we need someone who listens to the community is an assertion I share and that I have practiced while in office.
Connolly: I appreciate Supervisor Adams' work in health care on behalf of women and children. I least like her lack of meaningful community engagement on critical decisions and her apparent lack of willingness to build stronger relationships with a broader segment of the public and the city of San Rafael. ... I have been endorsed by all of my colleagues and every school board member in the district who has endorsed.
Q: Where would you cut $1 million from the county budget? Where would you add $1 million?
Adams: The county has cut millions of dollars from the budget over the last five years in the recession. We downsized and restructured staff by 11 percent, we restructured the fourth tier of pensions. We consolidated services such as the sheriff-coroner and as a result are only one of two counties who have received the highest credit rating in California. ... The ongoing pension savings alone is $98 million as a result of our aggressive approach to lowering our pension debt. The county is committed to continuing to pay down the pension debt and rebuilding our roads and bridges infrastructure.
Connolly: I am particularly concerned about fiscal transparency and efficiency in the county budget. ... I will cut the 'slush fund' which has amounted to hundreds of thousands of dollars over the past several years. I will also be a 'fresh set of eyes' on the budget to assess how $32 million was wasted on a failed computer system and how even more money is now being thrown at a new computer system; $46 million is currently being spent on mental health services, yet we have many mentally ill homeless people walking the streets of San Rafael.
Q: Should Ritter Center and the free dining hall be moved out of downtown San Rafael? Where? Should a new homeless shelter be established? Where?
Adams: Pushing services out will not equate with removing homeless people from our streets. The county invests $14 million per year into homeless programs. ... The county remains supportive of working with the city... .
Connolly: Ritter has outgrown the services it delivers in its current location. The city ... is working with Ritter and the community to evaluate where to move Ritter. ... Homelessness is a countywide issue demanding countywide solutions and I believe the county needs to take a more proactive leadership role.
Q: Does the county spend too much or too little on consultants and contract services?
Adams: I carefully review each contract. The county spends what it needs on contractors and consulting services. As a result of downsizing and restructuring our employee base, there are areas that the county does not have the expertise or people to produce the work.
Connolly: The county spends too much on consultants and contract services. I was dismayed to see significant money spent on a consultant to see why people don't ride the bus. ... The county's 'go to' solution is too often to hire a consultant. We need to change that culture.
Q: What can be done about crime in the San Rafael area?
Adams: Unfortunately the city of San Rafael dropped out of the Major Crimes Task Force years ago, placing the burden of funding this on the county and other city and town participants, yet San Rafael still receives support from the task force. As a supporter of the therapeutic justice program at the county, we are investing resources into helping people stay out of trouble. ... Community watch programs and community policing (are) also a valuable tool.
Connolly: I was proud to advocate for saving the Downtown Street Crimes Unit from scheduled budget cuts because it is a key frontline way of combating crime in San Rafael. There is a growing gang issue in San Rafael that the police force is taking effective steps to combat but I believe it is an area where we can apply more resources. I would also like to see San Rafael join the countywide Major Crimes Task Force to further leverage resources and expertise.


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1. ACCOUNTING SYSTEM: The function of auditing is to study the accounting system. It can be stated as a series of tasks in an entity by which transaction are processed a means of maintaining financial records. Such a system should recognise, calculate, clarify, post, summarise and report transactions. The auditor should understand the accounting system in operation in order to determine the nature, timing and extent of other audit procedures.
2. INTERNAL CONTROL: Internal control is a process, which determines that management policies are carried out and accounting principles are followed. This function helps to safeguard assets, location and prevention of errors and frauds. Moreover the management is able to prepare reliable financial statements in time. When the auditor notes that he can rely on internal control, the audit procedure may be less extensive. The effectiveness of internal control is to be determined by an auditor.
3. VOUCHING: An auditor can inspect the documents that support and prove the business transactions. The date, amount, and other details are checked. All entries in bogks of accounts are made on the basis of relevant vouchers. This function is essential to determine the accuracy, of accounting records.
4. ARITHMETIC ACCURACY: It is a function of auditing to check the arithmetical accuracy of account books and other papers. The audit clerk verifies the figures. The errors and frauds are discovered. The management can take steps to rectify the mistakes. The responsibility of fraud can be fixed. This function helps the auditors to show the true and fair view of accounting statements
5. CAPITAL AND REVENUE: It is a function of auditing to make difference between capital and revenue items. The revenue items are compared to determine income. The capital items are compared to note the financial position of etny business. The income and expenses related to many years can be divided into current and coming year
6. VERIFICATION OF ASSETS: The verification of assets is a function of auditing. Verification is concerned with the determination of value, ownership, possession and any charge on asset of any business. The auditor can check the existence of asset. The documents and books can show the purchase price. If any loan is taken on security of an asset, such information can be collected. It is the duty of an auditor to verify these assets.
7. VERIFICATION OF LIABILITIES: The auditor can verify the liabilities from the books of accounts. The auditor must receive a Certificate form management that all liabilities are included in the balance sheet. The ai.:ditor oar Nrite :etters to creditors for verification of :iabilities
8. VALUATION OF ASSETS: The auditor can apply accounting, conventions and principles teexamine and test the value of assets. The management calculates the value to assets. The auditor must critically check the assigned values. He can get help from techkaical personnel.
9. VALUATION OF LIABILITIES: The values of liabilities are stated in the balance sheet. The management can assess the value on the basis of dealing made. The auditor can examine the value of liabilities from the books of accounts and other papers. The auditor can confirm the value from outside sources. Independent experts should determine the value of contingent liabilities.
10. LEGAL REQUIREMENT: There are various laws like Companies Ordinance 1984, Income Tax Ordinance 2001 and Stock Exchange Rules 1971. It is the duty of the auditor to check that financial statements_ are prepared under the legal requirements. The auditor can note this point in his report that management has followed legal formalities.
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My Abusive Ex Wants Me Back
By The Frisky
There's too much messiness in your history together and not enough of a strong foundation on which to build. Just the fact that you didn't know enough about your ex when you were with him to know for sure whether his violent behavior was out of character for him or not is pretty telling. In addition, that he didn't care enough about you or your relationship to see a therapist or talk to his doctor about the effects of his treatment indicates he isn't an ideal life-long partner for you. What happens if he gets sick again? Or, what happens if you learn that his abusive streak wasn't due to his cancer treatment, after all? That that's just who he is deep down and it comes out during periods of stress or weakness? There's just too much unknown here. And, sure, one could argue that every relationship holds a lot of unknowns, particularly at the beginning when it's nothing but unknowns, but the difference with you guys is that there's a lot of stuff you do know, too, and some of it is really bad. The Frisky: "I'm Terrified Of Running Into My Ex"
I'm not saying your ex isn't a wonderful person or couldn't be really great for you, but there's too much of a risk that he isn't or that you'll never be able to find out because you'll be too nervous about a relapse (in behavior, not necessarily the cancer, although that surely is a concern, too) and too resentful of his past behavior to really give him—and your relationship—an honest chance. It's tragic that he got sick just a few months after you met and you weren't able to realize the potential of your relationship. But that doesn't mean you should try to realize it now. It is, after all, a different relationship than what you had a year ago. The potential is no longer the same. The Frisky: How To Avoid Dating An Abusive Freak
If I were you, I'd end things on the positive note you shared when he spent last weekend with you. Think of it as a parting gift from the universe—a pleasant reminder of the good parts of your relationship so you're left with positive thoughts and happy memories as you close this particular chapter. You'll love again. You'll find a relationship that is brand-new and untarnished and you can take the lessons learned and the strength gained from this last one and be better for it.
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I always thought it was nothing but a racket that there were no universal chargers for phones. It was obviously a way to add on more to the cost of a phone. I'm glad most phones have USB style plugs that can go anywhere.
@Grivusangel -- I'd seen those adapters at the store, but didn't know whether they worked well or not. Since you say they do, I'll venture a few dollars on one. It just gripes me to think about shelling about $40 on a car charger when $5 will get the same darn thing!


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Feb 21, 2012 8:40 AM by Breanna Roy (KPAX News)
MISSOULA - Journalist Jodi Rave found a hole in the World Wide Web.
"There are very few spaces or places on the Internet that you can get a good sense of what's happening across Indian Country," Rave said.
So, she created one by advancing her already-popular personal blog, "Buffalo's Fire" to a full-blown website, complete with categories, columnists and news specifically about American Indians.
"We don't have any daily newspapers, so we really do need this sort of venue to see what's happening on other reservations in urban environments," Rave said.
The website does the work for the readers as an aggregator combs through hundreds of mainstream media and tribal news websites daily to find the stories relevant to Native America. The headlines are listed on Buffalo's Fire with a link to the story.
Rave said this website helps feed a strong hunger for news in Indian Country.
"American Indians have never been reflected thoroughly or fully or wholly in the mainstream press and that was one of the reasons why I had even went to journalism school because I wanted to tell those stories," Rave said. "This website has given me an opportunity to do that."
Rave worked for years as a reporter and columnist at the Missoulian specializing in Native American coverage. She left the newspaper to write a book on land management and Eloise Cobell's lawsuit.
Once out of the newsroom, she felt herself searching for news from Native America. When she couldn't find a cohesive website, she decided to create one that she would like to read.
Buffalo's Fire has been Rave's top priority for the past three months and the platform will also allow her to contribute to her followers with more frequent columns.
"I continually get phone calls and emails from people wanting me to write stories yet," Rave said.
She has also invited other top Indian Country experts to share their views on Buffalo's Fire on a regular basis as columnists.
"That's the value of this opinion section," Rave said. "Getting stories that we might not otherwise hear."
Rave hopes by ensuring a place for Indian Country News, she encourages an online conversation on the issues.
"Two years ago this site looked absolutely different than if you log onto Buffalo's Fire today. I'm really anxious and looking forward to seeing what this site is going to look like," she said. "I expect it to be a much more sophisticated website in two years. This is just one more stepping stone to, I think, something that we're creating that will be really spectacular."
The website is already live, but Rave and the Buffalo's Fire team will officially launch it during the Reservation Economic Summit and American Indian Business Trade Fair in Las Vegas on February 29th.
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I have posted a few times here seeking advice on transplanting maples from the woods behind my house to my yard (thanks to everyone that offered advice btw).
I thought today would be a good day to do it since the weather has turned warm again and nice weather has been forecast for the next few days. I had a nice little sugar maple all picked out that sits in the midst of a cedar thicket and I went to dig and immediately realized that it wasnt going to happen. Roots were completely blanketing the soil and I could barely get the shovel in. This little tree was about 3' tall. So I went to option b - a nice little maple that sat in the woods in a clearing. It is about 80" tall but sort of lanky thanks to not receiving much sunlight so I thought I would be able to dig it up. This was my first time transplanting a tree and I guess I sort of screwed up a little bit. I ended up taking the tree out without any sort of root ball and not too many roots to speak of either. :( Its planted now but I really don't have a clue if this little tree has a chance of making it or not. So I have a couple of questions: 1) does it have enough roots to have a decent shot at making it and 2)when will I know if it is going to die? Will it be next spring since it is entering dormancy now? I did not let the roots get dry btw. It was exposed to open air for about 15 minutes I would say and I sprayed it down while it laid in the shade and I watered the hole pretty well. I sure hope it lives because it already looks really nice in the yard. |
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Kept moist it should be fine. |
Yep more roots would ease transplant along BUT mulch and adequate moistue should be enough for the baby to live. Don't expect much next year but I would bet the year after it will grow more than you expect =) John |
It looks like that hole is about 6 inches or more too deep, but that could simply be the angle of the image. |
Thanks for the input everyone. Yeah I think its just the angle of the photo. I had someone hold the tree so that the roots where just touching the bottom of the hole and I back filled and the dirt actually stopped at almost the exact depth that it was planted in the woods. I just used the darkened and soil stained bark as a guide. Man it looks so good in its new home. I wanna see birds landing in that thing next year! Would a good watering once a week be enough for it and should I stop watering when the temps fall below 32? Thanks everyone! |
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My FIL is very ill right now but we are preparing to start treatments. His cat lays with him most of the time anyway but the last week, this cat has stopped eating. She drinks water, but does not eat. We started putting that lubricant on her paws where she licks it off for help in digesting hairballs and constipation. She has not been in any clear discomfort at all. WE took her to the vet Tues and she was checked and tested and there is absolutely nothing wrong with her. She is still not eating, but acts fine and does still drink water and urinates. But when she is done, she climbs back on the bed to lay with him. I have been watching this cat and knowing how ill my FIL is, my internal red flag is starting to go up.....I did a lot of research on the internet about this but only find all the stories about Oscar the cat in the nursing home. Well as this story goes, they pretty much knew these people were dying. This is not the case here....but now I am getting kind of freaked out about this. Anyone have any thoughts on this?
thanks, deb |
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I am no expert but this sounds very possible. When I got the flu and stayed in bed for a few days and didn't move much my cat was very concerned and fussed over me. She didn't stop eating, though. :) It is very possible your FIL's cat knows he is very ill, even if the cat doesn't understand he is dying. Animals can smell or sense people who are starting to die in hospices quite a while before they actually die. Other cats and dogs can smell seizures and blood sugar problems. They are amazing little animals. Best wishes to your FIL and his sensitive cat. |
There is a very well known story of a nursing home. they have a resident cat, who apparently goes to people who are about to cross over.....I can not recall the exact details but Im usre if you were to put some time into researching it you could find the story. |
- Posted by dcrowex (email@example.com) on Thu, Mar 18, 10 at 15:54
Yes that is Oscar the cat in the nursing home. I read all about this, in fact, that is about the only info you can find out there on this subject - is about this cat. I have heard cats have a keen sense of smell when it comes to illnesses. thanks to you both for responding. deb |
- Posted by schoolhouse (My Page) on Thu, Mar 18, 10 at 17:26
I hope it's not true - my cat started sleeping on my bed in August. He's never slept with me in the 8yrs. I've had him! |
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Thu, Mar 18, 10 at 17:35
I'm sorry your father-in-law is so ill. don't know about cats sensing that someone is about to pass away, but I do know they're extraordinarily sensitive. 2 stories: 1. There's a saying, "Your dog wants to sleep next to you because he loves & worships & adores you. One hot summer my heart was broken. The cats had been sleeping in their cat habitat (an outdoor thing similar to an aviary-enclosed on all sides & on the top). Every day for nearly a week while I was so sad, the cats slept beside me, on my stomach, on my head. When I got better, they returned to their habitat. 2. One day at the grocery store I ran into an older man who had a beautiful black cat in the top basket of his shopping cart. What I find fascinating about this is not just the cat's ability to detect the changes(maybe he smelled something on the skin or something), but his reaction to the changes. |
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Thu, Mar 18, 10 at 17:35
He may just be getting older & wants your warmth! |
- Posted by schoolhouse (My Page) on Thu, Mar 18, 10 at 20:43
It WAS a cold winter. Plus I lost a dog in August and Kitty and Lena were sort of buddies...hmmm...I wonder. Then I lost another dog in February. Perhaps Kitty sensed my grief and misses Lena, too. |
My animals always seem to know when I am in need of a buddy, and generously share their time and my lap/bed space. I think it has more to do with sensing an overall need to give and get comfort than dying. I remember my mother's internist was hell bent for leather to talk her into getting rid of her little companion, a sweet and sensitive bichon who gave her an immense sense of joy, and was her ears as she began going deaf. He felt that since she had a balance problem the dog might trip her. We never did and she never got under my mother's feet. She just "knew". My little mixed breed schnauzer of many years ago also took it upon himself to be the constant guardian of my foster babies. When their parent would come to visit, he would park his little tweed butt between the stranger and 'his' baby and never take his eyes off of them. LOL. And when my ancient siamese mix cat Satiko's end was near, she was stuck to me like glue. She "knew". |
during the 21 months my husband battled cancer, my female corgi rarely left his side. after he died, she was never the same. i think his death hastened her own illness. being so depressed, her defenses were down and by the time she was diagnosed with nasal cancer, it was too late for treatment of any kind. she's with him now and i only wish i could have seen their reunion! |
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My mom is in a state of constant complaining. Every time I call her, or go to visit she complains about the aides not doing what she wants. Tells me I am no help but when I ask what I can do to help she can not answer. I know my mom and I truly believe she is complaining so much thinking I will just bring her home.........that is NOT going to happen. As I have stated before my mom can be very demanding and I know I would loose total control if I had her here 24/7, even if I hired help in.
She told me today that I finally "got rid of her".........I asked her if she thought it was my fault she had a stroke. She did not answer but ya know, I think she is trying to figure a way to blame someone for what happened to her. She has always been able to blame others for all that has happened in her life. This time she can't. Mom then said she did not want to be in the nursing home, I said I could understand but went on to say that "Jack" (my brother, her son) does not want to be there either. Her response? "I don't care about what he wants"....... I then ended the conversation, if I was going to bring anyone home it would be my brother as he is a little more functional than her and certainly not as demanding. Okay, I am done with my vent........thanks, I just needed to get all this out! |
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- Posted by stargazzer (My Page) on Sun, Sep 7, 08 at 19:38
All you can do is ignore it, maybe say something like "no one wants to be here". Tell her you will be here one day if you're lucky enough to live long enough to need one. It will probably be the same every time you go, no matter what you say to her. |
Go ahead and vent. You've earned the right; you have a lot of people depending on you. As far as her not wanting to be in a nursing home, your response about your brother is perfect. I'm sure he'd rather have a healthy body and be living on his own. I'm sure you'd rather not have such serious responsibilities. We've all found ourselves in situations we'd rather not be in. So, as Star suggested, just ignore her. Let her spew and then either change the subject or leave. Don't bother trying to reason with her. I know it's hard to listen to the same whining over & over again. I think you're right and she's just trying to wear you down so you'll bring her back home. That's why it's probably best if you don't respond to her complaints. Good luck. I can only imagine how rough this is for you. |
- Posted by agnespuffin (My Page) on Sun, Sep 7, 08 at 22:18
I think that sometimes it's almost like a bad habit. They are in the habit of complaining. Age makes it worse. Vent away and ignore us if we say things that sound as if we don't know what we are talking about.....sometimes, we really don't, but we mean well. Take care of yourself |
Linda, just a thought. What doctor recommended the NH? Does she like and trust that doctor? If so---- Mother, Dr. _____ is concerned about you and wants you to have the best of care. Here they have the nurses and equipment he feels you need. I want that for you too. There's nothing else to disuss. Then just say you have to go and let her think about it. It may not work but then it might knowing a rofessional said it's what she needs. OR when I was growing up and kept saying "I want". Momma never cussed so it reall got my attention. She would answer me after saying no a few times, "well people in H__ want ice water but that doesn't mean they're going to get it"!!!! Sure got my attention and I didn't ask again. Lynn |
- Posted by mikeandbarb (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Sep 14, 08 at 21:07
Boy, can I relate to a parent complaining. My dad get's a gold star for his complaints. It is wonderful that we have this place to come and just vent when needed. I know my faimly get's sick of hearing me tell of my problems with my dad. DH has turned a deaf ear to it LOL. He lets me ramble bless his heart. Hope your feeling better. |
Hi Linda. Your mom sounds just like mine. It's so difficult to listen to the complaints because they NEVER STOP. And the funny thing is that if you brought her to your home to live, she would still complain about everything. Just like you asked your mom about her stroke, I also asked mine if I was the one who made her smoke for 50 years. My mom flat out refused to take any responsibility for her emphysema. It's amazing to me what my mom would do and say to manipulate me, which as you know, your mom is trying to do to you. Here's a few examples of things mine did (not to hijack this, but just so you won't feel alone): I'd ask her to prepare a grocery list for me because I planned to shop for her first thing. I'd get to the house - no list. She'd say "you won't be able to read my writing". I'm sure she was depressed and didn't want to put forth the effort, so I'd have to figure out what she needed, read her my list, then ask if she wanted anything else. I'd come home from the store and try to get her involved in putting the stuff away - she refused. She wanted bananas, but wouldn't peel them. I had to peel them for her, break them in half, individually wrap them and freeze them for her - but it was after I'd go home that she would call because "I forgot" Q-tips or something bizarre like that. It happened almost every week just to keep me coming back. She wanted a quart of milk in a plastic jug with a handle. She said the half gallons were too heavy. I went to seven stores looking for her special milk container, found it and she stated that she hated that particular brand of milk!! I couldn't win for losing. And at one point she called me "worthless"! And here's one for a laugh. She found an old can of some off the wall brand of men's aerosol deodorant that was hidden away in my late dad's bathroom. It was empty and she wanted it replaced. I let her know that I would look for it, and I believed that they no longer made it. I also told her that I might have to get a roll on like she used all of her life. I made an honest attempt to find what she wanted, but ended up getting her what she used all of her life. She took one look at it and said the Secret would never fit beneath her arm and I had to return it!!!! I felt like I was trying to placate a preschooler :o( Anyway I hope reading this makes you feel not so alone. Hang in there because that's all you can do. (((hugs)))-Geri |
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Girasole Atlantic City 609-345-5554 Very hip modern Italian restaurant with a sexy ambiance that you will be hard pressed to find anywhere else in Atlantic County. In the warmer months you can dine alfresco on their garden patio. Girasole also has a very lovely lounge (great for a romantic date).
Manna Margate NJ 609-822-7722 Best American! Above average American cuisine served in a simple straightforward manner. Imaginative menu is sure to please clientele that are looking for a fresh new twist on things. Leave your wine and they'll tag it for you.
Knife and Fork Inn Atlantic City NJ 609-344-1133 Best Steak! There is not much to say about the Knife and Fork in except that "You will absolutely love the steaks and the service!" The seafood dishes are excellent too. Very nice wine list. A must visit! Highly Recommended!
Izakaya Atlantic City NJ 866-692-6742 Best Japanese! Very imaginative modern Japanese cuisine that must be seen to be believed! The modestly sensual and exquisite atmosphere makes this a great choice to bring a date. Izakaya has a wonderful sushi bar. Also boasts a great after hours scene.
You are viewing the best Restaurants in Atlantic County NJ Also see the Best overall Restaurants in all of Northern NJ The Best overall Restaurants in all of Central NJ The best overall Restaurants in all of Southern NJ See our picks for the Most Romantic restaurants in all of NJ The following restaurants are, in our opinion, the best that Atlantic County New Jersey has to offer. It is the definitive dining guide to the garden state. It is perhaps the only guide you will ever need to refer to if you are looking for the best restaurants in NJ.
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Editorial Pick for the most reliable seafood restaurant in Atlantic County NJ!
Dock's Oyster House 2405 Atlantic Avenue. Atlantic City 609-345-0092 One of the best all-around dining experiences that we've had in Atlantic City NJ. The servers are very knowledgeable and friendly, and the atmosphere is quite relaxing and elegant without being pretentious. Start with the Oysters Rockefellar, Clams Casino, clam chowder and the large grilled shrimp. You can pick your own entree from there. You will not be disappointed at this rare 4 star gem.
Editorial Pick for the Best place to have a drink in Atlantic County NJ! See Website Steve & Cookies By the Bay 9700 Amherst Ave. Margate, NJ 609-823-1163 Steve and Cookie's is open for dinner every night all year long. They have some very good food. They also feature some of the best jazz musicians on the island, in their piano room every night. Their classic Ash bar is always congregated by locals. In the winter you can smell the inviting scent from our two working fireplaces even before you enter their building.
Editorial Pick for the Best place to have a drink in Atlantic County NJ!
Steve & Cookies By the Bay 9700 Amherst Ave. Margate, NJ 609-823-1163 Steve and Cookie's is open for dinner every night all year long. They have some very good food. They also feature some of the best jazz musicians on the island, in their piano room every night. Their classic Ash bar is always congregated by locals. In the winter you can smell the inviting scent from our two working fireplaces even before you enter their building.
Editorial Pick for best restaurant to bring kids in Atlantic County NJ!
Pistol Pete Steakhouse and Saloon 1000 Black Horse Pike, Pleasantville NJ 609-484-1000 The interior of Pistol Pete's is nothing fancy really, but it does have a cool laid back Saloon type vibe and an overall atmosphere that kids and parents alike will love. Dads will love the inexpensive draft beer prices! You can dine in the downstairs Saloon area or the upstairs Steakhouse area. They have a large variety on the menu and extremely reasonable prices. Try the Bang Bang Shrimp or one of their Texas Barbeque items. Kids meals are just $4.99!!
Best Italian restaurants in Atlantic County NJ
Carmines 2801 Pacific Ave. Atlantic City, NJ 609-348-6737 The best family style Southern Italian fare in Atlantic City. The atmosphere is charming and the sauces have a fresh homemade taste. The food is really rich and delicious and the portions are huge. Try the Meatballs!
Angeloni's II Corner of Arctic & Georgia Avenues, Atlantic City, NJ 609-344-7875 Very friendly down home Italian spot in Atlantic City New Jersey. A great place to take a date..Angeloni's II has been in Atlantic City for 18 years. Their homemade ravioli, lasagna and fresh sauces are excellent. They also have amazing 16-ounce steaks and chops and an award-winning wine list.
Other Very Good Top Restaurants in Atlantic County NJ Denotes our FunNewJersey.com Editorial Choices Angelo's Fairmount Tavern - Atlantic City - Above average Tavern Atlantic City Bar & Grill - Atlantic City - Classic Pub fare - open very late Atlantic City Irish Pub - Atlantic City - Reasonably priced Irish fare and suds Back Bay Ale House - Atlantic City - Good local seafood with great prices Bubba Mac Shack - Somers Point - Great place to see live Blues Cleo's Fish Palace - Ventnor - Very reasonable seafood prices Dock's Oyster House - Atlantic City - Fine seafood worth a visit Dune Restaurant - Margate - Best Seafood restaurant in Atlantic County East Bay Crab & Grill - Egg Harbor Township - Fun for kids & great Seafood Fred & Ethel's Lantern Light Tavern - Historic Smithville - Great Tavern food Johnny's Cafe & Bakery - Ventnor City - Italian with an Asian Flair Knife & Fork Inn - Atlantic City - Very good Steakhouse Laguna Grill - Brigantine - Great Martini Bar Los Amigos Mexican Restaurant - Atlantic City - Good Mexican AC Merighi's Savoy Inn - East Vineland - American Fare Palm Restaurant - Atlantic City - Classic Steakhouse Pistol Pete Steakhouse and Saloon - Pleasantville - Great place for kids Rams Head Inn - Galloway - Elegant and Inviting Renault Winery & Gourmet Restaurant - Egg Harbor City - Gourmet Mediterranean Ri Ra Irish Pub - Atlantic City - Fun Irish Pub Ruth's Chris Steak House - Atlantic City - High end steakhouse Sofia Restaurant - Margate City - Gorgeous Greek restaurant Steve & Cookies By the Bay - Margate - Best place to have a drink The Crab Trap - Somers Point - Top notch seafood Tony's Baltimore Grill - Atlantic City - Great Pizza Wolfgang Puck American Grille - Atlantic City - Awesome American
A little bit about the FunNewJersey.com Restaurant Guide in Atlantic County NJ Remember that a "Best of list" is just an editorial opinion. You should use them for what they should be used for..... A reference of opinion. Of course they are not the "gospel" that is set in stone and does not define every restaurants' reputation and standard. There are always great restaurants that will get bad reviews as there are restaurants that aren't considered as good that will get good reviews. Please enjoy this reference for what it is. A guide of opinion. It is more important to remember that you should simply have fun going out and trying new restaurants in New Jersey. You will surely come up with your own favorites.
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Sunscreen Safety Series. I really should come up with a title that doesn't sound like something you're forced to sit through after you've broken the law, or before you can get your driver's license. In any case, welcome to The Nature of Beauty's 3-part series on the topic of Sunscreen, just in time for Memorial Day Weekend. Over the course of the week, I'm going to do my best to extract accurate and helpful information regarding sunscreen and safety, from what is essentially a mixed bag of sound science, hysteria-fueled hype, and blatant misinformation (provided in large part by clever marketing departments and a government not terribly bothered by accuracy of information, so long as companies remain profitable. I'm just sayin'). So buckle up, class, because this could be a bumpy ride.
The first piece we'll feature is actually one I wrote last year for Feelgoodstyle.com, following my interview with Bob Root, co-founder of Keys Care, and creator of Keys Solar Rx (more about that below). I present to you my attempt to tackle what I believe is the single most controversial issue in sunscreen safety: the use of nanotechnology.
Nano Zinc Oxide: Should you really steer clear?
(originally published on Feelgoodstyle.com, July 25, 2011)
Finally, I would just add a final note on EWG's demonization of titanium dioxide. All research demonstrating the ill effects of titanium dioxide apply only when it is inhaled or otherwise ingested. It has never been demonstrated to enter the body through the skin. Furthermore, the vast majority of us ingest titanium dioxide all the time, without knowing it, because it's found in many candies eaten mostly by children. That's right - all that fretting about whether to use sunscreen with nano TO2 on the next family camping trip, and it's the marshmallows we should be worried about.


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