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Pizza Hut doesn't want you meat lovers to be loving up on any meat on any pizzas that aren't produced by them. To that end, they're threatening a small pizza shop with legal action for using the term "meat lovers." [More]
No One Is Allowed To Love Meat On Their Pizza Unless It's From Pizza Hut
Political Commentary On A Pizza Hut Sign?
As you've probably heard, the longstanding rule that classifies 1/8 cup of tomato paste as a serving of vegetables in kids' school lunches — thus allowing a slice of pizza to qualify as a serving of veggies — was set to be changed, but political maneuvering recently scuttled that change. And not everyone is thrilled with that. [More]
How Large Should A Large Pizza Be?
There is no national or international governing body that keeps track of how big a pizza is supposed to be. This is probably just as well, but Todd was still disappointed when he ordered a "Large" pizza from Pizza Hut and received a 13″ diameter pie that left his party of three hungry. [More]
Bank of America Wants To Get Out Of The Pizza Business
Bank of America has decided to stop selling pizza. The bank, which operates 1,140 Pizza Hut branches through its NPC International division, has reportedly decided to sell off the business. BofA could get more than $800 million for the Pizza Hut stores. [More]
Yum Sells Off Long John Silver's And A&W To Franchisee Groups
After nine months on the market, Yum! Brands has finally announced it has found buyers for its Long John Silver's and A&W restaurant chains. [More]
Excuse Me, I Ordered My Pizza Hut Pie Sans Bloody Bandage
I said no anchovies and no bloody bandage! A Pizza Hut customer says when he bit into his supreme pizza pie he got a mouthful of bloodied plastic and gauze surprise. [More]
Pizza Hut Cares, Offers Gift Card When You Misunderstand Survey
This is a story of a small thing going wrong during a pizza order, and a relatively small gesture from the company to make things better. No, it's not a large, earth-shattering problem. Jay took a survey on the Pizza Hut web site, and wasn't entered in the drawing that enticed him to take the survey in the first place. Why was that, he wondered? So he used some Consumerist resources and got on the phone. [More]
Science Confirms In-N-Out Burger Is The Best And McDonald's The Worst
Almost a year ago, our survey-loving siblings at Consumer Reports asked several thousand readers to rate burgers from 18 burger chains and to no one's surprise, McDonald's came in dead last. Not satisfied with merely finding the best and worst beef-on-a-bun, CR decided to go for the super-sized option, rating 53 restaurants in five categories to find which ones provide the best food, service and value to customers. [More]
Swords Are Not Acceptable Utensils At Pizza Hut
There is a time and place to pull out a sword when you are threatened, and that's when you are He-Man and Skeletor unleashes an attack on Castle Grayskull. On the other hand, if you happen to, say, be inside a Louisville Pizza Hut and get in a heated argument, just keep that sword in its sheath. And ask yourself why you felt the need to bring it to the restaurant in the first place. [More]
Pizza Hut Put Kibosh On The Amazing Salad Towers Of China
Our post last week about "How To Game The Salad Bar" reminded commenter power lurker of the Chinese way of playing the game at Pizza Hut. See, in America when you tell people their salad bar is limited to one plate, they shrug because no American eats salad. But in China in the mid to late 2000's, they turned into a competition to see who can create the tallest and most elaborate salad tower. [More]
The Worst Pizza Hut Ever Is Right Around The Block
CJ and his family have tolerated subpar service from a local Pizza Hut for years because of the convenience: this Pizza Hut is just a three-minute drive away from their house. Well, placing orders from this outlet should be convenient in theory, but his last delivery order was missing the ordered Que Papa potato bites, and somehow took much too long to show up, nearly everyone in the store claims to be a manager, and the delivery person took all of the cash CJ's son handed him instead of giving some change. Yet the story actually gets worse from there. [More]
Customer Calls Pizza Hut To Place Order, Hears Robbery-In-Progress Instead
Imagine you're calling up your local pizza joint to place an order but instead of explaining which half of the pizza gets the mushrooms, you hear a man in the background demanding money from the cash register. [More]
Long John Silver's, A&W Up For Sale
Yum! Brands, the fast food company so excitable it requires an exclamation point, is about to trim some fat from its lineup up eateries. The company has announced its intention to put its Long John Silver's and A&W All-American Food chains on the market. [More]
Pizza Hut Receipt: "Careful This Gal Is A Bitch"
Apparently, at one Nebraska Pizza Hut, complaining about a botched order makes you a bitch. When one customer called to complain about her order, she received a credit for free pizza. That pizza arrived with a special message on the receipt: "CAREFUL THIS GAL IS A BITCH." She chose not to eat the pizza that came with that message, afraid it had been tampered with.
Save $2 Per Pizza Hut Pizza By Avoiding Lingo
Pizza Hut charges $10 for large pizzas with three toppings or less, but ups the price to $12 for specialty pizzas. Josh checks in with the simple yet astute tip to avoid ordering a specialty by name, instead just getting the the three toppings to make the pizza qualify for a $10 order. [More]
Pizza Hut 'Slashes' Price Of Supreme By Adding $2
Chuck enjoyed Pizza Hut's supreme pizza, especially via its $10-a-pie promotion. But a new advertising campaign, in which the mega-chain claims to be slashing prices on all its pizzas, has made his supreme cost $12 instead of $10 because it surpasses the new three-topping threshold. [More]
Pizza Hut Fires Idiotic Employees For Acting Like Idiotic Domino's Employees
Looks like Domino's isn't the only chain that employs morons who make a public record of their jackassery in the kitchen. Two employees at a Pizza Hut in Pflugerville, TX, find themselves out of work because they not only took lewd photos of themselves messing around at work, but also posted them on MySpace. [More]


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Yes, with a couple of conditions.
I have often lobbied that content strategy and "tone of voice" should be a part of any UX architecture, and that type of arguement comes natural and easy for me because… well, I'm a writer. My background is in journalism, and so I have experience in writing that many people in UX don't. So my first disclaimer is don't just have content strategy because you think it's important or necessary… only have it if you (or someone on your team) are capable of creating one. Content is INCREDIBLY important, and you can have the best interface in the world that fails because the content that is a vital part of the experience is badly done.
Second condition: Developing a content strategy, like designing an effective interface, involves knowing your user. Creating content or defining a strategy where the information being presented is targeted at Gen Y and the majority of your users are ages 40 to 50… well, that's bad. The tone of voice has to be appropriate to the audience, as well as the context of what is being designed and delivered.
So, in summary: only do it if you can do it well and have the foundational understanding of the users to target the content strategy appropriately.
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- What are the differences between Autotools, Cmake and Scons?
- What are the pros and cons of each of them?
- What do you prefer to use?
closed as primarily opinion-based by Dan Moulding, joran, sandrstar, Shankar Damodaran, Marc Audet Aug 24 '13 at 2:53
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This topic is already discussed in Scons wiki. I suggest that you visit the following links:
Have you visited a very similar discussion thread in Ubuntu Forum?
In truth, Autotools' only real 'saving grace' is that it is what all the GNU projects are largely using.
Issues with Autotools:
It works...most of the time...is all you can say about Autotools. It's a system that solves several problems that only really concerns the GNU project...for their base, core toolchain code. (Edit (05/24/2014): It should be noted that this type of concern is a potentially BAD thing to be worrying about- Heartbleed partially stemmed from this thinking and with correct, modern systems, you really don't have any business dealing with much of what Autotools corrects for. The FSF probably needs to do a cruft removal of the codebase, in light of what happened with Heartbleed) You can use it to do your project and it might work nicely for a smallish project that you don't expect to work anywhere except Linux or where the GNU toolchain is clearly working correctly on. The statement that it "integrates nicely with Linux" is quite the bold statement and quite incorrect. It integrates with the GNU toolsuite reasonably well and solves problems that IT has with it's goals.
This is not to say that there's no problems with the other options discussed in the thread here.
SCons is more of a replacement for Make/GMake/etc. and looks pretty nice, all things considered However...
The examples given for CMake in this thread are a bit bogus.
In truth, your goals should dictate what you choose here.
There is a reason many, many projects are ditching qmake, Autotools, etc. and moving over to CMake. So far, I can cleanly expect a CMake based project to either drop into a cross-compile situation or onto a VisualStudio setup or only need a small amount of clean up because the project didn't account for Windows-only or OSX-only parts to the codebase. I can't really expect that out of an SCons based project- and I fully expect 1/3rd or more Autotools projects to have gotten SOMETHING wrong that precludes it building right on any context except the host building one or a Scratchbox2 one.
An important distinction must be made between who uses the tools. Cmake is a tool that must be used by the user when building the software. The autotools are used to generate a distribution tarball that can be used to build the software using only the standard tools available on any SuS compliant system. In other words, if you are installing software from a tarball that was built using the autotools, you are not using the autotools. On the other hand, if you are installing software that uses Cmake, then you are using Cmake and must have it installed to build the software.
The great majority of users do not need to have the autotools installed on their box. Historically, much confusion has been caused because many developers distribute malformed tarballs that force the user to run autoconf to regenerate the configure script, and this is a packaging error. More confusion has been caused by the fact that most major linux distributions install multiple versions of the autotools, when they should not be installing any of them by default. Even more confusion is caused by developers attempting to use a version control system (eg cvs, git, svn) to distribute their software rather than building tarballs.
It's not about GNU coding standards.
The current benefits of autotools — specifically when used with automake — is that they integrate very well with building Linux distribution.
With cmake for example, it's always "was it -DCMAKE_CFLAGS or -DCMAKE_C_FLAGS that I need?" No, it's neither, it's "-DCMAKE_C_FLAGS_RELEASE". Or -DCMAKE_C_FLAGS_DEBUG. It's confusing - in autoconf, it's just ./configure CFLAGS="-O0 -ggdb3" and you have it.
In integration with build infrastructures, scons has the problem that you cannot use
What is important to know about the Autotools is that they are not a general build system - they implement the GNU coding standards and nothing else. If you want to make a package that follows all the GNU standards, then Autotools are an excellent tool for the job. If you don't, then you should use Scons or CMake. (For example, see this question.) This common misunderstanding is where most of the frustration with Autotools comes from.
You can check this pdf http://www-alt.gsi.de/documents/DOC-2007-Sep-17-1.pdf ; it has pros and cons and also some details about each tool.


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Syrian airstrike kills at least 15 in Aleppo
BEIRUT A Syrian government airstrike on a heavily contested neighborhood in the northern city of Aleppo on Saturday killed at least 15 people, including nine children, activists said.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the air raid hit Aleppo's Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood, which rebels seized parts of last weekend after days of heavy fighting with regime troops.
That gain had been the latest opposition advance in an urban warzone that expanded last summer, when rebel fighters took control of several neighborhoods. Aleppo is Syria's largest city and a key front in the civil war raging between President Bashar Assad and those trying to overthrow his regime.
The Observatory said the death toll from Saturday's air raid, near a checkpoint of anti-government Kurdish militiamen known as the Popular Committees, is expected to rise as many others were seriously wounded.
An amateur video of the raid showed people loading the bodies of three bloodied children and two men in the back of a pickup truck as women screamed and explosions went off in the distance. Another boy was seeing lying dead in the street near a burning truck.
The video appeared genuine and corresponded to other AP reporting on the events depicted.
"I saw dead people and cattle in the area," said Aleppo-based activist Mohammed Saeed, who added that he counted 11 bodies.
Both sides are eager to control the strategic district, which is predominantly inhabited by minority Kurds. The neighborhood is located on a hill on the northern edge of Aleppo and overlooks much of the city, giving those who control it the ability to pound districts held by the opposing side with mortars and artillery.
The rebels control large swaths of northern Syria, and captured their first provincial capital - the city of Raqqa - last month. They have also been making gains in recent weeks in the south, seizing military bases and towns in the strategically important region between Damascus and the border with Jordan, about 160 kilometers (100 miles) from the capital.
Meanwhile in Damascus, mortar rounds hit the residential district of Kafar Souseh on the city's western outskirts, killing one person and wounding at least 13, the state-run SANA news agency said. The attacks also caused material damage to stores in the district and set several parked vehicles on fire, SANA said.
The Observatory said mortar rounds also struck the Damascus suburb of Jaramana. There were no immediate reports of casualties.
It was not immediately clear who fired the shells, but mortar rounds have fallen with increasingly regularity in the center of the capital, puncturing the aura of normalcy that the regime has tried to cultivate in the city.
The regime has largely kept the rebels at bay so far in Damascus, although opposition fighters control several suburbs of the capital and look increasingly capable of threatening the heart of the city - and Assad's power.
State-run news agency SANA said government troops dealt a major blow to rebels in areas east of the city known as Eastern Ghouta, adding that the armed forces "cleansed" areas near the airport to the south, all the way to the northeastern suburb of Adra. It did not elaborate.


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I call this the ultimate (but covert) pick-up shirt of all time, simply because it is. All us regular non-mineralogists won't get what this shirt is saying, but those of you who are into memes (and are a slightly bit more resourceful) will.
I probably spoiled it already with the title, but if you still didn't get it, then read on.
But I'm going to be nice and let you in on the joke. First off, let's start with a quick and simple lesson in mineralogy. Actually, we're only going to be looking at one mineral: (Mg,Fe)7Si8O22(OH)2, which is the one on the shirt. That's actually the chemical formula for cummingtonite.
Gents and gents, I kid you not. In case you didn't get it or the significant of cummingtonite (I just had to say it again), then read the entire second paragraph again.
If you want the shirt, you can get it here. Or here. It's actually pretty common, so just Google it and you'll find loads of links on where you can get it.


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The latest episode of the World According to Sports with Pat Strathman.
KC fans still with no reason to cheer
With recent failures from the KC Chiefs and KC Royals, fans still are angry. By Dylan Gehlbach Let's be honest here; Kansas City sports fans have to be some of the most fed up fans in all of sports. You could say I have a bias, being from around the Kansas City area, but Kansas Citians may have more right to be upset than others with their two professional teams. If you're wondering why, let me walk you through it. We'll start with the obvious: The Kansas City Royals. Among a multitude of depressing facts, here's what I can come up with. First of all, the Royals haven't made the postseason since 1985. 27 years….
Phog Nation 9-27-12 Show Archive
On this episode of Phog Nation, the crew discusses who is to blame for the Kansas football team, decides if Kansas State are the favorites to win the Big 12 and state that maybe the replacement referees were a good idea. Kansas football NCAA football Firestarters NFL
The World According to Sports: Episode 4
The latest podcast from KJHK's Sports Director, Pat Strathman
Parity in Professional Football
by dylan gehlbach At 2:15 p.m. on Sunday, Matt Cassel threw over the head of Jamaal Charles into double coverage resulting in an easy interception that would ultimately lead to the Saints leading the Chiefs 24-6 late in the third quarter of the week three matchup. Immediately afterward, I left for work slamming the door behind me, shaking my head in frustration as the Chiefs appeared to be headed for an 0-3 start to the season. If the story ends there, Sundays are pretty boring. But the story doesn't end there, folks. In fact, this is where the story picks up. Jamaal Charles and the Chiefs' defense each put on a spectacular performance to will…
Blau's Two Cents: The Chiefs………So Far
By: Alex Blau This week I decided to shy away from the Jayhawks and focus on yet another football team that is off to a big struggle this season. The Kansas City Chiefs are coming off of two absolutely horrendous football games, including a blowout at home to the Falcons and a blowout on the road to the very mediocre Buffalo Bills, where quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick looked like an MVP. So what's the problem with this years team? The talent that surrounds the team isn't lacking. Dwayne Bowe is still one of the best receivers in the league; the defense is packed with young stars such as Eric Berry and Brandon Flowers. I…
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In episode three of "The World According to Sports," Pat Strathman discusses what is wrong with the Kansas football team, declares the most important position in football and dives into an NFL organization's recent Twitter debacle. Kansas football NCAA football NFL
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In episode number two of "The World According to Sports" with Pat Strathman, Pat discusses the recent KU loss to Rice, talks about the big upsets on the week and dives into the heavy-hitting topic of concussions. Kansas football NCAA football NFL and concussions
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Is there an adapter for automobiles? (Macbook Pro)
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Apple MagSafe Airline Adapter
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Best Answer:
Not from Apple. Hit your local autoparts store and for about $30 -$40 you can buy a power inverter that lets you use your laptop power supply.
- Answered by Brian T from Saint Ann
You can purchase an inverter to bring the voltage from 12v to 120v. You need a 600w inverter to provide enough power to charge the battery. Then you can simply plug the regular power supply into the inverter. This size inverter would need to be wired to the auto battery as an accessory so it doesn't drain the battery without a key. The cigarette accessory plug in the vehicle is only rated for 150w.
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"Just over one in eight children went undervaccinated due to parents' choices. For the rest, it wasn't clear why they were late getting their shots. Some could have bounced in and out of insurance coverage, Glanz suggested, or were sick during their well-child visits, so doctors postponed vaccines
Undervaccinated kids also tended to have fewer doctors' appointments and emergency room visits than those who got their shots on time, according to findings published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics."


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Items where Department is "Faculty of Science and Technology > Mathematics and Statistics" and Year is 2011
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Ainsworth, J. D. and Carruthers, E. and Couch, P. and Green, N. and O'Flaherty, M. and Sperrin, M. and Williams, R. and Asghar, Z. and Capewell, S. and Buchan, I. E. (2011) IMPACT: A Generic Tool for Modelling and Simulating Public Health Policy. Methods of Information in Medicine, 50 (5). pp. 454-463. ISSN 0026-1270
Armstrong, A. and Quinton, J. N. and Francis, B. and Heng, B. C. P. and Sander, G. C. (2011) Controls over nutrient dynamics in overland flows on slopes representative of agricultural land in North West Europe. Geoderma, 164 (1-2). pp. 2-10. ISSN 0016-7061
Bagchi, Robert and Henrys, Peter A. and Brown, Patrick E. and Burslem, David F. R. P. and Diggle, Peter J. and Gunatilleke, C. V. Savitri and Gunatilleke, I. A. U. Nimal and Kassim, Abdul Rahman and Law, Richard and Noor, Supardi and Valencia, Renato L. (2011) Spatial patterns reveal negative density dependence and habitat associations in tropical trees. Ecology, 92 (9). pp. 1723-1729. ISSN 0012-9658
Berridge, Damon and Crouchley, Robert (2011) Multivariate Generalized Linear Mixed Models Using R. CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida. ISBN 9781439813263
Biggs, Patrick and Fearnhead, Paul and Hotter, Grant and Mohan, Vathsala and Collins-Emerson, Julie and Kwan, Errol and Besser, Thomas and Cookson, Adrian and Carter, Philip and French, Nigel (2011) Whole-genome comparison of two Campylobacter jejuni isolates of the same sequence type reveals multiple loci of different ancestral lineage. PLoS ONE, 6 (11).
Blower, Gordon (2011) On linear systems and τ functions associated with Lamé's equation and Painlevé's equation VI. Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 376 (1). pp. 294-316. ISSN 0022-247X
Blower, Gordon (2011) On tau functions for orthogonal polynomials and matrix models. Journal of Physics -London- a Mathematical and General, 44 (28). pp. 1-31. ISSN 0305-4470
Cardwell, Chris R. and Stene, Lars C. and Joner, Geir and Bulsara, Max K. and Cinek, Ondrej and Rosenbauer, Joachim and Ludvigsson, Johnny and Svensson, Jannet and Goldacre, Michael J. and Waldhoer, Thomas and Jarosz-Chobot, Przemyslawa and Gimeno, Suely G. A. and Chuang, Lee-Ming and Roberts, Christine L. and Parslow, Roger C. and Wadsworth, Emma J. K. and Chetwynd, Amanda and Brigis, Girts and Urbonaite, Brone and Sipetic, Sandra and Schober, Edith and Devoti, Gabriele and Ionescu-Tirgoviste, Constantin and de Beaufort, Carine E. and Stoyanov, Denka and Buschard, Karsten and Radon, Katja and Glatthaar, Christopher and Patterson, Chris C. (2011) Birth order and childhood type 1 diabetes risk:a pooled analysis of 31 observational studies. International Journal of Epidemiology, 40 (2). pp. 363-374.
Carhan, Ahmet and Tang, Ke and Shirras, Christine A. and Shirras, Alan D. and Isaac, R. Elwyn (2011) Loss of Angiotensin-converting enzyme-related (ACER) peptidase disrupts night-time sleep in adult Drosophila melanogaster. Journal of Experimental Biology, 214 (4). pp. 680-686. ISSN 0022-0949
Chapman, Archie C. and Rogers, Alex and Jennings, Nicholas R. and Leslie, David S. (2011) A unifying framework for iterative approximate best-response algorithms for distributed constraint optimization problems. Knowledge Engineering Review, 26 (04). pp. 411-444. ISSN 0269-8889
Choi, Yemon and Ghahramani, Fereidoun (2011) Approximate amenability of Schatten classes, Lipschitz algebras and second duals of Fourier algebras. The Quarterly Journal of Mathematics, 62 (1). pp. 39-58. ISSN 0033-5606
Choi, Yemon and Heath, Matthew J. (2011) Characterizing derivations from the disk algebra to its dual. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 139 (3). pp. 1073-1080. ISSN 0002-9939
Chuang, Joseph and Lazarev, Andrey (2011) L -infinity maps and twistings. Homology, Homotopy and Applications, 13 (2). pp. 175-195. ISSN 1532-0073
Deasy, Clare and Baxendale, S and Heathwaite, A. Louise and Ridall, Gareth and Hodgkinson, R. and Brazier, R. (2011) Advancing understanding of runoff and sediment transfers in agricultural catchments through simultaneous observations across scales. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 36 (13). pp. 1749-1760. ISSN 0197-9337
Eckley, Idris and Nason, Guy P. (2011) Alias detection and spectral correction for locally stationary time series. Working Paper. . (Unpublished)
Eckley, Idris A. and Fearnhead, Paul and Killick, Rebecca (2011) Analysis of changepoint models. In: Bayesian time-series models. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp. 203-224. ISBN 9780521196765
Eckley, Idris A. and Nason, Guy P. (2011) LS2W: implementing the locally stationary 2D wavelet process approach in R. Journal of Statistical Software, 43 (3). pp. 1-23.
Fearnhead, Paul (2011) MCMC for state-space models. In: Handbook of Markov Chain Monte Carlo. Chapman & Hall/CRC Handbooks of Modern Statistical Methods . Chapman and Hall, London, pp. 513-529. ISBN 978-1420079418
Fearnhead, Paul and Liu, Zhen (2011) Efficient Bayesian analysis of multiple changepoint models with dependence across segments. Statistics and Computing, 21 (2). pp. 217-229. ISSN 0960-3174
Fearnhead, Paul and Taylor, Benjamin M. (2011) On Estimating the Ability of NBA Players. Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports, 7 (3). ISSN 1559-0410
Ferraty, Frederic and Park, Juhyun and Vieu, Philippe (2011) Estimation of a functional single index model. In: Recent Advances in Functional Data Analysis and Related Topics. Physica-Verlag HD, Berlin, pp. 111-116. ISBN 978-3-7908-2735-4
Francis, Brian (2011) Conceptualising recidivism for prediction and risk. In: Recidivism and Reoffending in South Africa. Open Society Foundation, Cape Town, South Africa, pp. 16-21.
Francis, Brian (2011) What is latent class analysis. Sage Publications.
Francis, Brian and Hargreaves, Claire and Soothill, Keith (2011) Disentangling the Age, Period and Cohort Effects on Convictions for Sexual Offending. In: British Society of Criminology, 2011-07-04, Newcastle. (Unpublished)
Grabowski, Jan (2011) Braided enveloping algebras associated to quantum parabolic subalgebras. Communications in Algebra, 39 (10). pp. 3491-3514. ISSN 0092-7872
Grabowski, Jan (2011) Examples of quantum cluster algebras associated to partial flag varieties. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra, 215 (7). pp. 1582-1595. ISSN 0022-4049
Grabowski, Jan and Launois, Stéphane (2011) Quantum cluster algebra structures on quantum Grassmannians and their quantum Schubert cells:the finite-type cases. International Mathematics Research Notices, 2011 (10). pp. 2230-2262. ISSN 1073-7928
Green, D. and Héthelyi, L. and Mazza, Nadia (2011) On a strong form of Oliver's p-group conjecture. Journal of Algebra, 342 (1). pp. 1-15. ISSN 0021-8693
Hargreaves, Claire and Francis, Brian (2011) Once a sex offender, always a sex offender?". In: European Society of Criminology, 2011-09-212011-09-24, Vilnius, Lithuania.
Harte, Robin E. and Kitson, Derek and Hernandez, Carlos (2011) Weyl's theorem and tensor products: a counterexample. Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 378 (1). pp. 128-132. ISSN 0022-247X
Higgins, Julian P. T. and Whitehead, Anne and Simmonds, Mark (2011) Sequential methods for random-effects meta-analysis. Statistics in Medicine, 30 (9). pp. 903-921. ISSN 1097-0258
Hoefield, Richard A. and Kalra, Philip A. and Baker, Patricia G. and Pereira Silva Cunha Sousa, Ines and Diggle, Peter J. and Gibson, Martin J. and O'Donoghue, Donal J. and Middleton, Rachel J. and New, John P. (2011) The use of eGFR and ACR to predict decline in renal function in people with diabetes. Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation, 26 (3). pp. 887-892. ISSN 0931-0509
Jaki, Thomas and Lawo, John-Philip and Wolfsegger, Martin J. and Singer, Julia and Allacher, Peter and Horling, Frank (2011) A formal comparison of different methods for establishing cut points to distinguish positive and negative samples in immunoassays. Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis, 55 (5). pp. 1148-1156. ISSN 0731-7085
Jaki, Thomas and West, R. Webster (2011) Symmetric maximum kernel likelihood estimation. Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, 81 (2). pp. 193-206.
Jaki, Thomas and Wolfsegger, Martin J. (2011) Estimation of pharmacokinetic parameters with the R package PK. Pharmaceutical Statistics, 10 (2). pp. 284-288. ISSN 1539-1604
Killick, Rebecca and Eckley, Idris and Jonathan, Philip (2011) Efficient detection of multiple changepoints within an oceanographic time series. In: Proceedings of the 58th Session of ISI. ISI.
Kitson, Derek (2011) The Browder spectrum of an elementary operator. In: Elementary operators and their applications. Operator Theory: Advances and Applications . Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel, pp. 17-24. ISBN 9783034800365
Kitson, Derek and Timoney, Richard M. (2011) Operator ranges and spaceability. Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 378 (2). pp. 680-686. ISSN 0022-247X
Lancaster, Gillian (2011) How statistical literacy, official statistics and self-directed learning shaped social enquiry in the 19th and early 20th century. Statistical Journal of the International Association for Official Statistics, 27 (3-4). pp. 99-111.
Larribe, Fabrice and Fearnhead, Paul (2011) Composite likelihood methods in statistical genetics. Statistica Sinica, 21. pp. 43-69. ISSN 1017-0405
Lerner, E. Brooke and Persse, David and Souders, Chris and Sterz, Fritz and Malzer, Reinhard and Lozano, Michael and Westfall, Mark and Brouwer, Marc A. and Grunsven, Pierre M. van and Whitehead, Anne and Olsen, Jan-Aage and Herken, Ulrich R. and Wik, Lars (2011) Design of the circulation improving resuscitation care (CIRC) trial: a new state of the art design for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest research. Resuscitation, 82 (3). pp. 294-299.
Leslie, David S. and Marden, Jason R. (2011) Equilibrium selection in potential games with noisy rewards. In: Network Games, Control and Optimization (NetGCooP), 2011 5th International Conference on. IEEE, pp. 1-4. ISBN 9781467303835
Lindsay, Martin and Skalski, Adam G. (2011) Convolution semigroups of states. Mathematische Zeitschrift, 267 (1-2). pp. 325-339. ISSN 1432-1823
Liu, Jiayi and Francis, Brian and Soothill, Keith (2011) A Longitudinal Study of Escalation in Crime Seriousness. Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 27 (2). pp. 175-196. ISSN 0748-4518
Lucy, David and Zadora, Grzegorz (2011) Mixed effects modelling for glass category estimation from glass refractive indicies. Forensic Science International, 212 (1-3). pp. 189-197.
MacDonald, Mark (2011) Essential p-dimension of the normalizer of a maximal torus. Transformation Groups, 16 (4). pp. 1143-1171. ISSN 1531-586X
Magirr, Dominic (2011) Block response-adaptive randomization in clinical trials with binary endpoints. Pharmaceutical Statistics, 10 (4). pp. 341-346. ISSN 1539-1604
Mainwaring, Mark C and Lucy, David and Hartley, Ian R (2011) Parentally biased favouritism in relation to offspring sex in zebra finches. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 65 (12). pp. 2261-2268. ISSN 0340-5443
Mazza, Nadia and Carlson, Jon and Thévenaz, Jacques (2011) Endotrivial modules for $p$-solvable groups. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, 363. pp. 4979-4996.
Mills, Richard (2011) Researching Social News – Is reddit.com a mouthpiece for the 'Hive Mind', or a Collective Intelligence approach to Information Overload? In: ETHICOMP 2011 Proceedings. Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield.
Nicholls, Stuart G. and , ESRC funded studentship (Funder) (2011) Routinisation, choice and parental reflections on decisions to accept newborn bloodspot screening. In: Invited presentation, 2011-02-16, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada. (Unpublished)
Olphert, Sean and Power, Stephen (2011) Higher Rank Wavelets. Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 63. pp. 689-720. ISSN 0008-414X
Owen, J. C. and Power, Stephen (2011) Infinite bar-joint frameworks, crystals and operator theory. New York Journal of Mathematics, 17. pp. 445-490. ISSN 1076-9803
Park, Cheolwoo and Hernandez-Campos, Felix and Le, Long and Marron, J. S. and Park, Juhyun and Pipiras, Vladas and Smith, F. D. and Smith, Richard L. and Trovero, Michele and Zhu, Zhengyuan (2011) Long-range dependence analysis of Internet traffic. Journal of Applied Statistics, 38 (7). pp. 1407-1433. ISSN 0266-4763
Power, Stephen and Solel, Baruch (2011) Operator algebras associated with unitary commutation relations. Journal of Functional Analysis, 260 (6). pp. 1583-1614. ISSN 0022-1236
Prangle, Dennis (2011) Summary Statistics and Sequential Methods for Approximate Bayesian Computation. PhD thesis, .
Reissland, Nadja and Francis, Brian and Mason, James and Lincoln, Karen (2011) Do facial expressions develop before birth? PLoS ONE, 6 (8).
Rezaei Ghahroodi, Z and Ganjali, M and Harandi, F and Berridge, Damon (2011) Bivariate transition model for analyzing ordinal and nominal categorical responses:An application to the Labour Force Survey data. Journal of Applied Statistics, 38 (4). pp. 817-832. ISSN 1360-0532
Ross, Elissa and Schulze, Bernd and Whiteley, Walter (2011) Finite motions from periodic frameworks with added symmetry. International Journal of Solids and Structures, 48 (11-12). pp. 1711-1729. ISSN 0020-7683
Rowlingson, Barry and Taylor, Benjamin and Diggle, Peter and Davies, Tilman (2011) lgcp : log-Gaussian Cox Process:spatial and spatio-temporal modelling of point patterns using the log-Gaussian Cox process. .
Schulze, Bernd (2011) On the area discrepancy of triangulations of squares and trapezoids. The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics, 18 (1).
Schulze, Bernd and Sljoka, Adnan and Whiteley, Walter (2011) Protein flexibility of dimers: do symmetric motions play a role in allosteric interactions? In: AIP Conference Proceedings of Advances in Mathematical and Computational Methods : Addressing Modern Challenges of Science, Technology, and Society 2011. American Institute of Physics, pp. 135-138.
Schulze, Bernd and Whiteley, Walter (2011) The orbit rigidity matrix of a symmetric framework. Discrete & computational geometry, 46 (3). pp. 561-598. ISSN 0179-5376
Shahtahmasebi, Said and Emerson, Eric and Berridge, Damon and Lancaster, Gillian (2011) Child disability and the dynamics of family poverty, hardship and financial strain:evidence from the UK. Journal of Social Policy, 40 (4). pp. 653-673. ISSN 0047-2794
Smyrnakis, Michalis and S. Leslie, David (2011) Adaptive forgetting factor fictitious play. ArXiv e-prints. (Unpublished)
Soothill, Keith and Francis, Brian (2011) Considering paradigms of crime reduction in different contexts. In: National and international perspectives on crime and policing. Institute for Security Studies, Pretoria, pp. 1-17. ISBN 978-1-920422-54-7
Sperrin, Matthew (2011) Proximity penalty priors for Bayesian mixture models. Working Paper. . (Unpublished)
Sperrin, Matthew and Thew, Sarah and Weatherall, James and Dixon, William and Buchan, Iain (2011) Quantifying the longitudinal value of healthcare record collections for pharmacoepidemiology. In: AMIA Proceedings of 2011 Annual Synopsium. , pp. 1318-1325.
Titman, Andrew and Lancaster, Gillian (2011) Personal response systems for teaching postgraduate statistics to small groups. Journal of Statistics Education, 19 (2). ISSN 1069-1898
Titman, Andrew C. (2011) Flexible nonhomogeneous Markov models for panel observed data. Biometrics, 67 (3). pp. 780-787. ISSN 1541-0420
Titman, Andrew C. and Lancaster, Gillian A. and Carmichael, Katie and Scutt, Diane (2011) Accounting for bias due to a non-ignorable tracing mechanism in a retrospective breast cancer cohort study. Statistics in Medicine, 30 (4). pp. 324-334. ISSN 1097-0258
Totsika, V and Hastings, R and Emerson, Eric and Lancaster, Gillian and Berridge, Damon (2011) A population-based investigation of behavioural and emotional problems and maternal mental health:associations with autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disability. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 52 (1). pp. 91-99. ISSN 0021-9630
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SAN DIEGO, Oct. 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Biocom, the association for the Southern California life science community, today announced the endorsement of Nathan Fletcher for Mayor of the City of San Diego.
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"A committee of our board of directors sat down with each of the three major candidates. Although all three would be competent stewards of the city, one stood out as extraordinary. Nathan set out an ambitious but realistic vision for our city. And his record in elected office has shown that he can deliver on things others have given up on as 'too difficult'," said Joe Panetta, President and CEO of Biocom. "It's time for San Diego to have a Mayor with a bold plan capable of propelling San Diego to a position of prominence. That person is Nathan Fletcher."
Prior to his first election to the State Assembly in 2008, Fletcher met with Biocom to discuss its legislative priorities. High on that list was enactment of a single sales factor corporate tax apportionment in California, a formula which rewards companies who invest in California by building facilities and employing Californians. Biocom and other California stakeholders had tried fruitlessly for many years to enact such a formula. Within three months of being sworn into office, Assemblyman Fletcher was instrumental in getting single sales factor enacted into law.
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NEW ORLEANS - Gunner Wright tossed seven shutout innings on Tuesday night to dazzle the fans inside Greer Field at Turchin Stadium, completing six no-hit innings to help the Tulane baseball team to a 1-0 victory over nationally-ranked Kansas.
The righty fanned five batters and allowed just one hit to collect the first victory of his Tulane career.
'You just never know when a run is going to win for you or get you beat,' said Tulane head coach Rick Jones. 'We got the first run of the game and, ultimately, it won the contest for us. Obviously, Gunner Wright was a great boost for us tonight, he took the no-hitter into the seventh and barely missed getting the strikeout to start the eighth, but when you have a closer like Nick Pepitone sitting there it is a positive thing for our club.'
Nick Boullosa opened the game for Tulane by beating out an infield grounder for a base hit and moved to third on a Rob Segedin single and an error by the KU left fielder. With one out and runners on second and third, Jeremy Schaffer hit a groundball to the right side of the infield that enabled Boullosa to scamper home for the lone run of the contest. Wright would retire the first eight batters he faced, before walking Jason Brunansky with two outs in the third inning. Overall, the junior from Shawnee, Oklahoma sat down the side in order during four of his seven innings of work and allowed multiple base runners in the seventh inning only.
In the seventh, Wright allowed a leadoff single, breaking up the no-hit bid, and walked the next batter to put two runners on base. The junior then struck out the next batter, coaxed a flyout and got a groundball to end the threat.
'I really tried not to think about it,' said Gunner Wright of the no-hit bid. 'I just stuck to the game plan and threw what coach Cressend called. In the seventh Rob (Segedin) came and talked to me when the runner reached second. He told me to calm down and keep pounding the zone like I had been early in the game. Getting out of that jam was big, but the first inning really boosted my confidence getting the strikeout to start the game.'
The Jayhawks threatened in each of the final three innings, with KU stranding one in the eighth and two in the ninth, but junior closer Nick Pepitone came on to relieve Wright after a leadoff walk in the eighth and tossed the next two innings scoreless.
In the KU ninth, a leadoff single was followed by a pair of groundouts, moving the runner to third base, and Pepitone walked the next batter to put two runners on. The junior collected the final out via fly ball to Boullosa that the junior squeezed to give the Olive and Blue their 11th win of the season.
Boullosa was one-for-four with the lone run of the game, while Blake Crohan, Matt Ryan and Segedin each collected two hits. Segedin extended his hitting streak to 15 games, while Garrett Cannizaro's 15-gamer came to an end on Tuesday. Schaffer and Brandon Boudreaux each chipped in a hit to account for the 9-2 advantage that TU held in that department.
Wright improved to 1-0 in his Tulane career with five strikeouts, four walks and only one hit allowed in his second career start. Pepitone came on to collect his second save of the year with two shutout innings.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The premise: A small-town policeman goes big time with cloak-and-dagger intrigue, showing the spymasters how it should be done.
The change of pace for retired Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle of Hastings, England, comes in Sunday's return of "Foyle's War," which moves the PBS "Masterpiece Mystery!" series from the stark horrors of World War II into the shadows of the Cold War.
For Foyle addicts — and there are millions of them in the U.S. and worldwide — it's a chance to see their hero on a different stage. For those yet to discover the smartly written and produced series starring the remarkable Michael Kitchen, it's a good time to join in.
Shifting Foyle to security agency MI5 in London (with Dublin playing stand-in), lets newcomers to the drama avoid the fog of confusion. There's also easy accessibility: The three new episodes can be streamed on digital channel Acorn TV the day after their PBS debut, and Acorn has the library of past seasons on home video and streaming.
Longtime fans may miss cast members who weren't able to come along this season, including Anthony Howell as Detective Milner and Julian Ovenden as Foyle's war-hero son. But consolation comes with the return of Honeysuckle Weeks as Foyle's loyal sidekick, Samantha, married to a political hopeful (Daniel Weyman), and Ellie Haddington as the chillingly efficient MI5 bureaucrat Miss Pierce.
Viewer devotion and an unusual production deal with Acorn made the program's seventh-season return possible. First, however, series creator Anthony Horowitz had to decide there could be life for Foyle after the cease-fire.
"When I got to the end of the war, 1945, I thought that was the end of that," said Horowitz, a novelist as well as screenwriter. But urging from fans and executive producer Jill Green, who also happens to be Horowitz's wife, did the trick.
Michael Kitchen, right, and Honeysuckle Weeks are shown from the series "Foyle's War," premiering its new season on "MASTERPIECE Mystery!" on PBS on Sept. 15, 22, and 29. (AP Photo/PBS- ITV, Bernard Walsh)
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Are you stressed, tired of traffic, noise, the hectic pace of the city, cell phones and computers?
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We do understand that you still have the need to connect with the outside world... so we have installed Top Notch WIFI Internet , Brand new HD TV's, and DVD's. A land line is available at the Main Lodge for emergency purposes.
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Wake each morning to the mystical calls of the Loons, eat a healthy breakfast, take a morning swim in our spring fed crystal clear mountain lake just steps from our back deck.
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Relax in the pages of a good book and listen quietly to the whispering pines while enjoying beautiful Harrisburg Lake.
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I have always had a deep love for nature which my Father had instilled in me since I was a child. I was committed all my life to working hard and making enough money to be able to retire in the Adirondack Mountains that I love so much. I am a graduate of Paul Smiths College, specializing in Culinary arts and Hospitality management. My Father sent me to Paul Smith's to learn about the industry and take over our family business that he had purchased in 1960.
I had to work very hard and prove myself to him before he would gift the property to me. I worked in the appraisal field for approximately 30 years and had a very successful Real Estate Appraisal Firm with 2 offices in Delray Beach and Palm Beach Florida , specializing in multimillion dollar properties. I enjoyed my work, met a lot of interesting people, however did not like sitting behind a computer and would always be dreaming of getting out of the city, away from the stress and back to the mountains. In 2012 I finally was able to totally renovate and reopen our property with the new name " Bear Country Lodge." I am living my dream and I love being able to share this beautiful place with my guests. It is my guests who always tell me "It's Magical".
Diane M. Daly purchased this chalet in 1960
Are you looking for a 'True Adirondack Experience', but want the luxury of an elegant Bavarian style chalet. My Father traveled around the world as a Chief Engineer with the Merchant Marines. He had been everywhere in the world and when he found our property he fell in love with it's uniqueness. The mountains, the peace and quiet, the magnificent stars at night, the calling of the loons. Nestled amongst 100 FT pines Bear Country Lodge is enchanting, swim in our spring fed mountain magical lake, go fishing, go canoeing, paddleboarding, kayaking, hike the beautiful close by trails, sit by your own PRIVATE CAMFIRE, ( not one that you have to share with the rest of the resort) The chalets are luxurious and cozy with knotty pine very adirondack style interior, decorated in the Native American style. Luxurious Denali bedding.
My Father originally purchased this property as the Original Stony Creek Dude Ranch back in 1960. I have been coming here for over 50 years now. Please read about our History on owner's website.
A 'True Adirondack Experience', On site Owner. Luxurious bedding, quiet, peaceful, magical, unique, special. Nestled amongst beautiful 100 Ft pines. The clean crisp air is intoxicating. Stars magnificent.
Our stay at Bear Country Lodge could not have been any better. After reading the website I was very impressed with the history and sense of pride shown. After speaking with Diane I knew without a doubt this is where we wanted to vacation. My husband and I and 4 kids, 18, 17, 14, and 7, stayed for a week. Upon arriving we commented on how well kept the grounds were. Diane greeted us at the door and I felt like we were friends. She was so welcoming and immediately we felt comfortable. When Diane opened the door to our chalet my 7 year old commented, " wait till you guys see this?...we all laughed but I was impressed that a 7 year old would notice or care about how beautiful the chalet was. It was very beautiful done in true Adirondack style, knotty pine throughout, cozy, roomy,and had everything we needed, including beautiful bedding. My husband and I loved the front porch with Adirondack chairs and gas grill for BBQ's. A great place to have our coffee in the morning and enjoy the sunrise, and also cook our dinners at night while watching the sunset and listening to the Loons. We had our own campfire that the kids loved and cooked smores on at night while gazing at the mesmerizing stars. Diane would come by every night to make sure we had everything we needed and give the kids a ride on the golf cart. The lake was fantastic with the family of loons to watch and hear, and we got a great photo of an American Bald Eagle flying right over our heads which Diane has now posted on Facebook. We biked, went swimming, boating, horseback riding, visited nearby attractions, and just relaxed. As we sat at the dinner table reconnecting with each other, laughing, realizing that our daughter was going off to college in the fall, we realized this vacation spending quality time with our children is just what we needed. Our family like a lot of families have children involved in activities, jobs that we tend to bring home with us and everyday routines that disconnect us. Bear Country lodge, Diane's hospitality, our quality family time and all the great laughter has left us with great memories that will last a lifetime.
We stayed at the Bear Country Lodge for our family vacation. On the curvy dead end road you drive in on I did have one thought- did I make a mistake? Then at the end of the curvy road you find this little oasis. The property is manicured and very well kept. Then we met Diane and you understand- she takes immense pride in everything thing she does and has very high standards. The chalet was immaculate, the couch was just upgraded to a very nice leather sofa and the matching leather recliner is on its way. The amenities were very nice. The area down by the water was very nice with many options for boats to use. Our 3 boys loved the selection and the fishing as well. We mountain biked a great deal and found the roads and choices for riding lots of fun (Warrensburg, Lake George, Stoney Creek). Next time we may take Diane suggestion of going up to Gore mountain and riding our bikes on their trails. Great place- fires at night, Popsicles and a comfortable clean Chalet.
This is a great little place to go when you want to get away from it all. The cabins are on a quite mountain road, beautiful grounds and, very attentive Inn keepers. The cabins were very tastefully decorated with tons of rustic charm and the cleanest place that we've ever stayed. The beds were very comfortable, which is usually our complaint when renting a cabin or house, not this time. I would definitely recommend a visit if you are looking for an out of the way place that is close enough to the busy Lake George tourist area and yet far away when you want piece and quiet.
We were looking for a very special place for a family vacation. We spent countless hours viewing a tremendous amount of rentals from VRBO before deciding to call Diane, the owner of Bear Country Lodge. Diane was very professional, personable, and answered all kinds of questions that we had. She assured us that we would love the chalet, the peace and quiet, the magical lake, and that we would feel very comfortable about our sons security. She shared that the resort had been in her family for over 50 years and that this was truly a labor of love for her. I shared with Diane that I was a Christian and was elated to find out she was also and we spoke about getting away from worldly distractions and finding solitude with God. I decided right then that this was the perfect place to share with my family and booked our vacation.
Diane Greeted us with open arms upon our arrival. We immediately fell in love with the chalet. It was beautiful, everything about it spoke comfort, immaculately clean, bathrooms were spotless, kitchen well equipped, deluxe bedding, and plenty of room for our family of 6.
Mornings we sat on the front deck sipping our coffee, reading nature books, listening to the birds, enjoying the stillness, and overlooking beautiful mountain views.
Afternoons were spent swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, canoeing, and fishing in the spring fed, crystal clear glistening waters of Harrisburg Lake just steps from our chalet. While fishing from a kayak one morning our son Daniel caught a Large Mouth Bass and proudly cooked it for us later that evening in a cast iron skillet over the open campfire.
What a treat ! The boys loved playing Ping Pong in the recreation hall and riding their bikes exploring the area.
A couple of nights we watched Family movies provided by the lodge but mostly we loved to sit by our own personal campfire, roast marshmallows, and due to the absence of ambient light were amazed at how stunning and brilliant the stars were. Unbelievable views of the Milky way and roaming satellites. Diane was very friendly and hospitable, always making us feel right at home.Whatever we needed she enthusiastically provided. She even introduced us to her good friend and celebrity Johnny T, a famous Totem pole carver, trapper, and treasure hunter, who entertained us with fascinating stories. We all agreed that it was the best vacation ever. We were all sad to leave, some tears were shed, but we agreed that we would definitely be back next year.
We've rented a few properties in the past and this one is one of the best. The cabin was beautifully decorated. It was very quiet and relaxing. We felt like we owned the lake for the whole week. We enjoyed all the activities: kayaking, canoeing, hiking, bird watching, etc. My husband and boys even went scuba diving in Lake George. And fishing, of course. My son caught a large fish which we had for dinner one night. Diane and Claire are very gracious hosts. They made us so comfortable, we almost did not leave.
We LOVED our vacation here and miss it already! Diane and Claire (our hostesses) were warm, welcoming, helpful and well-informed. We appreciated the right balance of them being available and allowing us our privacy. Harrisburg Lake is a small, beautiful clear lake on the property and we enjoyed kayaking, paddle boarding and just relaxing on the dock. Sitting on the Adirondack chairs and enjoying the view was what my soul needed. We had perfect weather, lots of laughs and great conversations. The stars were amazing and so was the quiet. Warrensburg and Lake George are approx. 30 min. away. We thought staying here was the perfect balance of "being away" and yet having access to Lake George and all it has to offer. The fireworks, boat ride, great restaurants and outlet shopping were all pluses in town and then we appreciated staying here and coming back to this peaceful atmosphere. Our girls (14, 17 and 19) enjoyed movies and making smores by the fire each night. The kitchen is well stocked and Diane swiftly responded to every request to make our stay perfect. Each chalet is tastefully decorated in classic Adirondack decor. We also went white water rafting one day on the Hudson River and had a blast! We have already highly recommended staying here to friends and family. You will not be disappointed.
I was hesitant on writing this review because I wanted to keep this hidden gem all to myself. My family and I just came back from a week's stay at Diane's beautiful Bear Country Lodge. Our breath was taken away as soon as we drove up the path to our cabin. The grounds are impeccably maintained and the cabin is absolutely gorgeous. We only ventured off the grounds twice to go horse back riding and to visit lake George because we did not want to leave the property. Diane has put a lot of thought into making sure her guests are VERY comfortable. This is a place you do not want to miss. My son (12 years old) said it was his best trip ever which made me a very happy mom. I got to enjoy precious quality time with my family enjoying nature and each other. These memories are priceless and will last a lifetime. Thanks again Diane!!! I am positive I will be seeing you again.
The Adirondack museum in Blue Mountain Lake is brilliant, great horseback riding, tubing and whitewater rafting, and excellent fishing are located on site and within 15 minutes.
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Shirzad Sharif was born and raised to a highly acclaimed musical family in Tehran, Iran which has nurtured the likes of the legendary Tar Grand Master Ostad Farhang Sharif, Shirzad was exposed to the amazing intricacies of Persian classical music from early childhood and while in Iran was fortunate enough to have grown up studying the Tonbak drum under the direct tutelage of Tonbak Grand Master Ostad Bahman Rajabi. While growing up in Iran, Shirzad also studied the Persian Sufi frame drum known as Daf & Sacred Sufi lute (Tanbur) considered the most Sacred instrument of Iran.
Learning these instruments required Shirzad's sharp focus and intense studying of the spiritual realm, a journey which begins by polishing the heart and enhancing the spiritual aspect of the human being over the physical. Searching for this knowledge & truth, Shirzad became deeply immersed in Sufism & other spiritual traditions and having attended, studied & performed in many different Sufi orders and tariqats, dargahs & khanghahs became very adept in drumming & performing live music along with Zikr (chanting) which is considered an Islamic musical form of meditation to connect to God and draw the divine energy into the world of matter. The highlight of this period of his life was attending the 2010 Haridwar Kumbh Mela in India, which is the largest sadhu gathering in the world!
While in the United States Shirzad also expanded his percussive knowledge to encompass all of the regions of the greater Middle East & is also the first percussionist to have composed a many number of percussive compositions using the three Arabic, Persian & Indian drums & rhythms, thus connecting and creating a sacred rhythmic triangle within the three ancient Silk Road regions.
Recently Shirzad has focused his efforts on expanding & reviving ancient & sensual national Persian 6/8 rhythms which are also used widely to accompany sexy Persian cabaret dance styles that have been abandobned and are in demise since the Islamic revolution in Iran & is extremely proud to have been called the Sultan of Reng for his research, lectures & performance work involved with reviving and restoring ancient & beautiful Persian dance music!
Shirzad is also the founder & musical director of Qalandariyun, Iranian Rengi Orchestra, Som'ma, Som'ma Sufi Ensemble and Somma Dub Ensembles which for over ten years has produced some of the most authentic yet innovative, progressive and forward looking Persian sacred and classical based music ever heard till this day. Using various forms and instrumentation Shirzad's strongly classical rooted pioneering music has been breaking genres, musical boundaries, geographical borders & raising audience consciousness worldwide.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Randy J This is my first experience with you. My boss gave me this coupon and I'm glad he did. I had the wings and LOVED THEM> I ordered extra crispy w/garlic mild.They were the BOMB !!! Just GREAT !! Apr 19, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rick W Great food and service. Mar 6, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Randy J Have eaten here on two other occasions.Not recently though. Both my wife and I agreed that the food was not as good this time. Maybe a new cook. Meatball sandwich had way too much seasoning. Chicken wing ordered extra extra well done buy were only a little crispy. Hot sauce was ok. A little spicier than I remembered. Blue cheese sauce was freaking awesome though. We would come back. Maybe bad night for cook. Last time we were there was over 6 months ago.Saw this coupon and decided to give it a go. Thanks for listening !! Mar 3, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rick W Service was good, place was clean & neat, parking available. Jan 15, 2015
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Renee C Best service and best wings in Tampa! Jan 5, 2015
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeffrey D Our server was on top of taking care of us. She was quick to get the things we asked for and checked back on us to see how things were going. I believe her name was Heather. Nov 9, 2014
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