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Three of Cups: Great Atmosphere and Food
I first considered coming to this place years ago back in 2002 for a VT meeting but was talked out of it based on other member's opinions. I have since come here with Liz to eat with Liz and then again with Liz and Vivian(during her NYC visit April 2009). Three of Cups has been a favorite of Liz's for years and she was glad that I enjoy the place as much as she does.
The bar is up front as soon as you enter the restaurant with a nice intimate seating area by the window. As you approach the hostess take a look a the open wood burning pizza oven and inhale the smell of pizza. The dining room encompaseses two rooms with tables and booths. The place is dimly lit with candles on the table and always has some good music playing in the background. The service here is always on point and I never feel rushed or hurried. It's a great place to have an intimate dinner or meet up with friends.
The menu is full of pizza, calzones, pasta, meat, chicken, seafood and tasty appetizers. The hardest part is trying to decide what delicious entree to have for dinner. The restaurant has daily specials and has early dinner specials Monday thru Thursday from 5:00 – 6:30 pm, 20% of the entire check. The restaurant bar has Happy Hour pricing from 5pm-8pm: $4.00 All Beer, House Wine, & Well Drinks.
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When we came here with Vivian. We started with two appetizers: grilled calamari and the baked clams. The grilled calamari was incredible and the marinara dipping sauce has a nice bit of spice to it. The clams were very good and I loved the stuffing. For dinner I had the Gnocchi Special which had tomatoes, peppers, mushrooms and spinach. It was very good and I finished my whole plate. Liz had an individual Pizza Bianco, which was a nice indivial pizza with mozzarella, fresh garlic, ricotta and spinach. The pizza was very thina dn crispy I I loved stealing a few bites. Vivian went with one of Liz's sugestions and ordered the Zuppa di Pesce. Her bowl was incredible and filled with mussels, clams, shrimps, calamari, & scungili in a saffron tomato sauce over pasta. After seeing her dish I wish I had ordered it myself. It was a great meal and fun to see a good friend and introduce her to Liz.
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ELMONT, N.Y. – Team Valor International's Barry Irwin, the outspoken owner of Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom, was the first to throw down the gauntlet in advance of Saturday's showdown with Shackleford, saying he wasn't worried at all about the rematch with the Preakness winner in the Belmont Stakes.
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An introduction to e-commerce and distributed applications
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What is 'e-commerce'? This unit will look at typical application areas including the internet, supply chain management and online auctions. It will also help you to understand the underlying technologies used to implement e-commerce applications before looking at some of the problems that can be encountered when developing distributed e-commerce systems.
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- detail some of the problems that are encountered when developing distributed applications;
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An introduction to e-commerce and distributed applications
This unit examines the type of system which is described by the umbrella term 'e-commerce'. A number of typical application areas are examined including retailing using the internet, supply chain management and online auctions. The unit also looks at some of the underlying technologies used to implement e-commerce applications, for example web technology. The final part of the unit looks at some of the problems which are encountered when developing distributed e-commerce systems, for example problems in ensuring that a system is kept secure from criminal activity. It concludes with an examination of a typical retailing system, how some of the technologies fit together and business models used in the internet.
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Following last November's passage of Initiative 502, which legalized personal possession of up to an ounce of marijuana, the Seattle Police Department has confirmed via their Twitter account that they will be giving away Doritos at this year's Seattle Hempfest, along with information about citizens' rights and responsibilities as granted by the new law.
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Brief disturbance earlier at 5th and Jackson between superheroes and clowns. Everything's under control.
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A dude found his stolen bicycle on Craigslist days after it had been lifted and then drives 160 miles to find the thief and confront him.
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Phoenix Jones, the real life superhero who's been in the news (and previously on the blue) for his vigilante work in Seattle, was arrested for pepper-spraying four people outside a nightclub... and his secret identity revealed. [more inside]
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15 year old girl in holding cell beaten by Seattle Cop Caught on Camera. 15 year old girl in holding cell beaten by Seattle Cop. Not surprisingly the cop's lawyer didn't want this video published.
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Keystone Kops...if they were around today anyway. Via Cruelition...
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When police go bad: Boycott Starbucks A Seattle community's response to what was seen as racially motivated use of excessive force by police was to boycott the company that is funding their own schools and projects. A strange story all around.
A police shooting after an officer is allegedly dragged by car in Seattle has everything to do with skin color.
A police shooting after an officer is allegedly dragged by car in Seattle has everything to do with skin color. While the black on white violence and subsequent murder of the recent Mardi Gras "riots", wasn't race related, but merely youthful angst. Now I'm as liberal as they come and believe the police here have sometimes blown it, which is another discussion. But, I have a feeling these protestors, know exactly as much as I do about the unfortunate shooting in ostensible self defense. Nothing.
K through 5th graders in LA are being taught to lock themselves inside their school in case the police start rioting next week like they did in Seattle.
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Skype going to end support for android 2.2 and lower devices. Android devices running 2.2 and lower will unable to sign in and make calls. this is the email i got from skype today.
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|We've noticed that you are, or previously were, signed into Skype on a phone running the Android 2.2 (or below) operating system. We're sorry to inform you that we are now retiring all Skype apps that work on these older versions of the Android operating system. As a result, within the next few weeks, you'll no longer be able to sign in and use Skype on any Android 2.2 (or below) phone. If possible, we recommend that you upgrade your phone to a newer version of Android to continue using Skype.If you've been using Skype on a more recent Android device, the above does not apply.You can still stay in touch with friends and family using Skype on your desktop computer, laptop, phone, tablet or even an Xbox One. You can sign into them all using the same Skype account. The latest versions of Skype for all your devices are available at http://www.skype.com/download.
it seems that skype is continuously discontinuing support for older operating system. before this, they discontinue support for Windows XP Service pack 1 and service pack 2, and now they are going to end support for older Android version.
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Now select a wilson prostaff 6.0 85 vs a APDGT and you will see that because of the greater mass the prostaff actually has a greater power potential than its so-called "modern" replacement. Even the pacific x feel pro 90 vacuum rates better in this regard.
Babolats are simply light and stiff so 3.0's can whip their arms around extra fast to generate good topspin and ruin their arms. Babolats goal is give the consumer great short term results in a demo to buy the stick and not return calls three months later when they complain about TE.
But better players do not need this gimmick as good technique and heavier rackets produce a more consistent heavy ball. That is why you see pros adding huge amounts of lead to the their frames-they want them to play more like the older players frames of yesteryear.
I agree that babs do make it easier for people with short swings, but there is no way that the modern pro wants their rackets to play like those clunkers of yesteryear. Most would not even know what those clubs feel like because they grew up with modern rackets.
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George West Mayor August Caron always had a joke but he was serious when it came to making sure his tiny hometown had the necessary infrastructure to survive, friends said.
Caron, 80, died Sunday after battling cancer. He retired from the Texas Department of Transportation in the 1980s and spent 20 years as mayor.
During his career with the highway department as an engineer and road designer, he was responsible for projects including parts of Interstate Highway 37, said Paula Sales Evans, the department's transportation planning and development director. Evans worked with Caron nearly 30 years ago at the start of her career.
"I thought the world of the man," she said. "He taught me an awful lot about how to design roadways. It was not the book-smart part, it was the practical aspects."
In later years, Caron used his connections and charm to ensure the highway department's major road projects did not leave George West behind, friends including Live Oak County Judge Jim Huff, Chamber of Commerce director Betty Allen and City Manager Ben Tanguma said.
"Mayor Caron put George West, as well as Live Oak County, at the forefront as far as making sure we were not forgotten when it came to transportation," Huff said.
As mayor of George West, population 2,524, Caron promoted quality utility services such as water and sewers and played an integral role in expanding those services to the edge of the city, where the new Live Oak County Criminal Justice Center is under construction, Huff said.
Because Caron's term did not expire until 2009, Mayor pro-tem Cruz Fuentes, who is not seeking re-election, will assume mayoral duties until the May 2008 election. Once a new city council is seated in May, it will choose a mayor pro-tem who will take over the duties until the May 2009 mayoral election, Tanguma said.
As a 20-year member of the Live Oak County EMS board of directors, Caron was a staunch supporter of bringing quality emergency medical care to the county, Huff said.
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Caron is survived by his daughter, Suzette Bellows; son, Christopher Caron; his mother, Reva Caron; brother, Hershall Caron; sister, Helen Probst; and three grandchildren.
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VSF president Dr. Edward Gaisano, together with Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama and officials of the Parks and Playground Commission and barangay captains, led the inauguration of the Colin's Play Area recently.
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THE WOODLANDS, Texas -- The Montgomery County Bar Owners Alliance and its members have stepped up to help subsidize the operation of Walt Inc. shuttle bus service to and from bars in the Rayford/Sawdust corridor.
Six establishments from the Alliance--eXit 73, Ranch Hill, Tewbeleaux s, Rookies, Papa s Ice House and the 19th Hole Grill and Bar--along with Milstead Automotive are funding monthly advertisement for the Walt Inc. shuttle bus in an effort to help offer safe and consistent alternatives to drinking and driving.
Walt Inc. will pick up customers, take them to their favorite bar and take them back home at the end of the night for only $15. Couples are $25. The service will run Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights from 7 p.m. until approximately 4 a.m. (or whenever the last customer gets home).
Initially, the proposed service area will be a four-mile radius around the intersection of Rayford/Sawdust and I-45. Anyone who lives in that area can utilize the service on a space available basis. The furthest service point will be Tewbeleaux's Sports Bar & Grill in Spring which is three miles away, leaving an additional one mile to the east to cover residential homes.
The radius refers to the service area in which customers live, not necessarily the businesses served. It is also recommended that service stop at the Harris/Montgomery county line.
The service provided by this shuttle is of critical importance to the community and the establishments. As responsible servers of alcoholic beverages, we recognize how important it is to offer safe and inexpensive alternatives to drinking and driving for our customers, said Marty Wilgers, communications coordinator for the Montgomery County Bar Owners Alliance and Corporate Secretary for eXit 73 Bar & Grill, Inc.
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Cricket often dominates the front pages of newspapers in India, but sadly for the wrong reasons of late. The Sourav Ganguly-Greg Chappell run-in has been a bit of a shame for the game in general and Indian cricket in particular. Both the coach and the captain are equally to blame for the current impasse because their conduct has been surprising and neither can be accused of being discreet and measured in their words and reactions.
The review committee that meets on Tuesday might try to work out a compromise, but I think that would be unrealistic. The spat has been too ugly, too public and too bitter, and therefore one of the two gentlemen at the helm of Indian cricket will have to leave. If the two are made to continue on the basis of an uneasy truce, they will take Indian cricket further down the road to disaster since the members of the team will be forced to side with either one or the other. In fact, signs of this polarisation are already emerging.
I remember being in India shortly before the Indian coach was being selected, and I was asked which candidate I would back. I had said Tom Moody at the time, but most people forget that I had added that Greg was not a bad option either. Greg has it in him to be a good mentor, and he also possesses a fine analytical cricket brain. Ironically, Sourav himself has been a beneficiary of Greg's immense knowledge of the game. Unfortunately, relations have only gone from bad to worse since then.
What generally happens in cricket is that when a coach and captain are appointed, they are made to sit together and decide the extent of power and control each of them will have in the team. A free, frank discussion between Sourav and Greg shortly after the latter was appointed would have helped both parties start off on a clean slate. I don't know whether that happened, but seeing the current finger-pointing it's unlikely such an exercise was undertaken. Much of all this is related to the trough that Sourav has been in for the last season. He has been in poor form of late and there are regular calls for his omission from the team. Apparently Greg told Sourav that each player has to move on at some time, but finally it's for the player to decide when.
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If Sourav is considering retirement, he must first be honest to himself, and then he should consult those who know him best, perhaps his wife. I went out of the game in the nicest possible way, but I would still say that it is entirely Sourav's decision when he wants to give up the game. Sourav has served Indian cricket well, and deserves a fond farewell, and I hope he gets it.
Sports fans are fickle all over the world, and while Sourav's form is constantly a talking point, the public was happy to have him back at the helm, only because Rahul Dravid lost the final of a tri-series in Colombo. This is why decision-makers should guard against being swayed by public opinion. If India's selectors have a vision for 2007, then they have to take some tough decisions regarding players who they feel won't last the distance. Their counterparts in Australia made that difficult call when they decided to leave Matthew Hayden out of the one-day team.
Greg's brief is to produce a team that can have a realistic chance of winning the 2007 World Cup. It's part of his job to inculcate discipline and high standards of fitness. It is also his job to keep the board informed about the status of some players. Greg's integrity is above board and he has the best interests of Indian cricket in mind. Significantly, he has a long-term contract with the board, so it's unlikely that he will be shown the door.
There is never a dull moment in Indian cricket, but while the media are having plenty of fun with this soap opera situation, sanity must prevail soon. I hope the authorities in India don't pussyfoot around the problem because it needs firm handling, and tough decisions will need to be made.
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3 Japanese naval ships set 5-day goodwill visit
MANILA, Philippines—As the country's territorial dispute with China over the Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea entered its seventh week, Japan is set to send three of its naval ships on a five-day goodwill visit to Manila.
The Philippine Navy announced Friday that three vessels from the Japanese Training Squadron of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force will arrive in Manila Bay on May 28.
The JS Kashima (TV-3508), JS Shimayuki (TV-3513) and JS Matsuyuki (DD-130) will be in the country until June 1 for a series of goodwill activities with the Philippine Navy and some government agencies. The squadron will be headed by Rear Admiral Hidetoshi Fuchinoue, the Philippine Navy said.
Foreign Secretary Albert Del Rosario has said that Japan would likely provide the country with 10 40-meter patrol boats under its official development aid and two larger ones as grants.
The Philippine Coast Guard also expects to acquire 10 brand-new patrol ships from Japan within the year.
The goodwill visit comes amid the Philippines' territorial dispute with China that started when two Chinese maritime ships prevented a Philippine Navy ship from apprehending Chinese poachers last April 10.
As of Tuesday this week, China has deployed five maritime ships, 16 fishing boats and 56 dinghies that apparently continued to fish and gather endangered marine resources in the Panatag shoal despite China's fishing ban.
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They've been to three worlds in less than a day. Time isn't just running out.it's running wild.
David King is reeling from his travels through history-and the evil he's found there. The last thing he needs is his great-great-uncle Jesse's hospital-bed instructions: You can't simply do nothing. You must fix things.
David and his brother Xander's search for their abducted mother has repeatedly led them on strange and terrifying journeys as they've stepped through the portals of the creepy old house and into some of history's most turbulant moments.and confronted an unimaginably bleak vision of the future.
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Orioles slip past Mariners 5-4
Ryan Flaherty's one-out single to right in the third was the first hit of the night off Hernandez. After Andino struck out, Avery, activated Tuesday, hit a broken-bat grounder to left that moved Flaherty to third. Hernandez powered out of trouble with a strikeout of Hardy, Hernandez's seventh strikeout in the first three innings.
Notes: Baltimore placed second baseman Brian Roberts on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday because of a strained right groin. Xavier Avery was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk. . Mariners manager Eric Wedge said Franklin Gutierrez, who is on the seven-day disabled list because of concussion symptoms, is unlikely to be back prior to the All-Star break. . Seattle's Mike Carp (shoulder) participated in multiple batting practice sessions Tuesday, and will be worked back in primarily at first base. He is yet to throw. . Seattle signed No. 3 overall pick Mike Zunino on Tuesday. Zunino and his family were at Safeco Field, and Zunino took batting practice, hitting a handful of home runs.
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Picasso star of new Chicago institute wing
The works of famed Spanish painter Pablo Picasso will be prevalent in the new Modern Wing of the Art Institute of Chicago, an art curator says.
Douglas Druick, who served as the curator for the wing's European modern art collection along with Stephanie D'Alessandro, said the third flood exhibit in the Art Institute wing will begin and end with Picasso, the Chicago Sun-Times said Sunday.
Leading the way into the European modern art galleries on the third level is 'The Old Guitarist,' Picasso's 1903 Blue Period painting, Druick said.
This work kicks off the century, and Picasso's career. We then move on to include all the developments in Cubism. The final work is a return to Picasso with his 1959 canvas 'Nude Under a Pine Tree.'
The Modern Wing of the institute will officially open on Saturday and the 264,000-square-foot, $300 million addition will increase the institute's overall size by one-third, the Sun-Times said.


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A piece of machinery inside Shop 50 at Landoll Corporation caught fire early Wednesday morning, but was quickly put out by an automatic fire suppression system. All employees were evacuated from the building and no one was injured. The fire began about 6 am and everyone was allowed back in by 7:20 am. There was no major structural damage done to the building.Read More »
Marysville City Council votes to help try and save Depot
The Marysville City Council has decided to step in to try and save the Union Pacific Railroad Depot from being torn down. Several folks were in attendance to urge the City to help preserve the depot, which was built in 1929. Mayor Bill Phillipi told the council it would cost about $75,000 a year to maintain it. Linda Swim, President ...Read More »
Beatrice VFW & Legion To Meet In Same Building
Veterans in Beatrice are merging their groups to create one club that they all can belong to. American Legion Post 27 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1077 will join together and be known as the Veteran's Club. The Legion Building in Beatrice will be the home base for the group, but each group will remain its own entity with ...Read More »
The Marshall County Fairgrounds Will Replace Two Barns
Marshall County Fair Association Bob Lindquist attended the Blue Rapids City Council Monday night to inform the City that the Fair Association will be replacing two old barns this year. According to Lindquist The Hog and Sheep Barns are in bad repair and will be replaced with metal buildings. The new building will be a little shorter than the Show ...Read More »
New pre-K thru 4th Grade school planned in Axtell
A committee has recommended that a new elementary school building be built in Axtell for pre-kindergarten thru 4th grade. The USD 113 Board of Education has already planned to close the elementary school in Summerfield at the end of the current school year. The Board will have the architectural firm Hansen and Associates work with the building committee on designs.Read More »
Pony Express Festival is this Sunday
The local historical society will be hosting a Pony Express Festival at Hollenberg Station near Hanover on Sunday, August 26. The Hollenberg Station was established in 1857 as a weigh station for groups traveling on the Orergon-California Trail, by Geret and Sophia Hollenberg. From 1860-1861 the building was operated as a Pony Express Station. The original building still stands today ...Read More »
Marysville City Council Discusses New Pool
The subject of a new Marysville Pool was brought up by Mayor Bill Phillipi at Monday's City Council Meeting. According to Debbie Price Phillipi brought up the subject for discussion because Phillipi said he had been contacted by a donor interested in paying ten percent of the cost so long as the price of the pool was under 3.5 million ...Read More »
Fine Arts Center in Limbo
Marshall County Arts Cooperative representatives plan to meet with the Marysville City Council to discuss the future of the Art Center in Marysville. At a previous meeting city council members raised the idea that the city should give up ownership of the building and end the city's responsibility for the building. According to Wayne Kruse, director of the Marshall County ...Read More »
Process For Conducting Hearings To Close Bern & Summerfield Schools
The following are the procedures for conducting the public hearings about closing the Bern & Summerfield schools in USD 113 Prairie Hills Public Schools. For details about the meetings please check these stories: Agenda Released for School Closing Meetings The Board of Education shall: Review what has been done to get patron input into process. There will be a presentation by ...Read More »
Car Runs Into Building In Downtown Marysville
An unattended vehicle backed into the Blue Valley Insurance Building at 519 Broadway. On Friday a car belonging to Steve Cohorst was parked in front of Boss Motors with the engine running. For an unknown reason the car began moving backwords, crossed 6th Street and backed into the Blue Valley Insurance Offices. Three people were in the building at the ...Read More »


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4 July 2014 - FIFA World Cup, Quarter-finals
|Referee: Nestor Fabian Pitana (ARG) – Stadium: Maracana, Rio de Janeiro (BRA)
|07/04/2014 18:58:09
4 July 2014 - FIFA World Cup, Quarter-finals
|Referee: Carlos Velasco Carballo (ESP) – Stadium: Estadio Castelao, Fortaleza (BRA)
|07/04/2014 23:23:58
5 July 2014 - FIFA World Cup, Quarter-finals
|Referee: Nicola Rizzoli (ITA) – Stadium: Mane Garrincha, Brasilia (BRA)
|07/05/2014 18:53:31
5 July 2014 - FIFA World Cup, Quarter-finals
|Costa Rica
|Netherlands win 4-3 on penalties
|Referee: Ravshan Irmatov (UZB) – Stadium: Mangabeira, Salvador De Bahia (BRA)
|07/05/2014 23:49:36
Last updated: 13/07/2014 20:09 CET
European qualifying for the 2014 FIFA World Cup consisted of a group stage and a play-off round, providing 13 UEFA member nations for the 32-team final tournament in Brazil.
Qualifying group stage
Matches took place between 7 September 2012 and 15 October 2013 with eight groups of six teams and one of five. The nine group winners qualified directly for the finals and the eight runners-up with the best record against the teams finishing first, third, fourth and fifth in their section went into the play-offs.
The eight teams were drawn into four pairings for two-legged ties played from 15 to 19 November 2013. If scores were level after the second leg the team with the most away goals qualified, whether after 90 minutes or extra time. The four winners qualified for the finals.
Final tournament
The allocation for other confederations is: Asian Football Confederation (AFC) 4.5, Confederation of African Football (CAF) 5.0, Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) 3.5, South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) 4.5, Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) 0.5, and one slot for the hosts Brazil. The teams were drawn into eight groups of four with the top two going into the knockout phase.
Further details, including the criteria for separating teams that finish level on points in a group, or after extra time in a match, can be found in the
official competition regulations.


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