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Good luck with sales.
Great job, theme looks amazing! Before I buy it, just want to ask some question:
1). Does the homepage ajax portfolio support 2 /3 /4 columns?
2). Can I customize the homepage layout?
3). Where can I use the Unlimited Sidebars/Slideshows?
4). Does it support self-hosted video?
1). Yep, it supports 2/3/4 columns, you can set it in the theme options, or you can use the ajax portfolio shortcode also.
2). Yep, if you don't want to use our default Various Homepage Modules, you can easy to customize the homepage with the Modules shortcode, slideshow shortcode, sidebar shortcode etc…
3). When you add a page or post, you can set the custom Unlimited Sidebars in the options, or you can use the Sidebar shortcode in page or post content. Btw Use Unlimited Slideshows in page or post content also.
4). Yep!
I hope these can help you!
Nice work, I like your design style – look forward to future releases.
Thanks dantehicks! Keep in touch!
It's perfect! For me, a newbie with wordpress. It's easy to install the theme, I like the modules of hompage, all the modules support shortcode. So I can customize my homepage, just want to say: "thanks for really a great theme!"
Thanks for grabbing a copy! Thanks for your real comment!
If you have any issue with the theme, please let me know!
With the home page slider can you have incorporate selection of images and Youtube or Vimeo video for display?
Hi, danielm123! The Unlimited Slideshows just supports image at the moment. But you can use the ajax portfolio to display video: Youtube & Vimeo & local Video(Mp4, Ogv, Webm).
One more think to ask you. I am sorry because I ask here. But I need to ask this great talent . Where did you learn all these Wordpress coding can you give me some links. I am big fan of website developing for now I know CSS / HTML but want to know more and that's wordpress coding…
Thank you.
You can get more information by google, you need to learn the skills form: http://codex.wordpress.org/
That's all!
Can we load on Iphone and Ipad the full website without responsive?
Or even better, can the customers have a "full site" link on the footer?
Yep, there is an option in the backend, you can disable the responsive. So you can load the full website on Iphone and Ipad.
Really nice theme! I wanna ask you if this theme comes with a custom CSS field in admin panel?
Hi, it has included a custom.css file in the theme, you just need to enter your own css in the file, I think it's better than add the css in the page.
Btw, if you need to add the css in the admin panel, I can add one for you also.
But if you update the theme? The new file won't override the old one?
You can backup the custom.css file, or if want to get a version with custom css option, when you Purchased it. I can add it for you. (It's free.)
Just let you know, I have added the custom option in admin panel. I will update the version 1.2 to themeforest ASAP .
I have added the custom option in admin panel, just let you know.
Tks for reply. Just bought it!
I'm gonna start to work right now.
Thanks mauricky!
If you have any issue with the theme, please let me know.
WOW ! That's great!
Some questions,
Can I upload image with width 1100 pix > ? How it will be displayed in gallery? Or the max. width is 660 pix?
Can I add in to home page more than 9 images?
1). The slideshow (Gallery): max width: 930px, mix width: Unlimited.
2). Unlimited Slideshows, and Unlimited uploading images. (any number images, if you want, you can upload more…)
I hope this can help you! If you have any issue, please let me know!
Hi, like the theme. I'm a newbie thinking about this for my own very basic site. A few questions:
1. Can I select my own custom colors for the background/styles in the admin panel or would I have to change css files?
2. Can I change font of button text?
3. Is twitter feed at bottom optional?
4. slider on homepage is optional right? I can just add my own content/shortcodes/html on that page?
5. Does it include a linkedIn icon?
6. Can I add my own favicon? Thx!
1). There are 15 skins and 12 patterns ready. If you want to add your own custom colors, you can add them to: custom.css (It's better than add the css to the page.)
2). Yep, you can change the button text.
3). Yep, you can enable or disable it, set the username, showposts.
4). Yep, you can set it in the theme options. Yes, you can custom the homepage by yourself with shortcodes, html.
hello Matt, I think there is a bug on the portfolio page when viewing on the iPad or iPhone Thanks!
Thanks for your report, blueness!
I have checked the portfolio page, but I can't find the issue your said, please test it on: http://screenqueri.es/, or ipad and iphone. If you still have the issue, please send an email with screenshots to me, I will fixed it ASAP .

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Mazama gouazoubira is commonly found in open areas, like the thorn scrub of the Chaco and the Gran Sabana in Venezuela. These animals may be found in very dry areas, and can be found dwelling in savannas, swamplands or at the edge of secondary vegetation and transitional forests.
Habitat Regions: tropical
Terrestrial Biomes: savanna or grassland ; chaparral ; scrub forest
Wetlands: swamp
- Mares, M., R. Ojeda, R. Barquez. 1989. Guide to the Mammals of Salta Province, Argentina. London: University of Oklahoma Press.
- Redford, K., J. Eisenberg. 1992. Mammals of the Neotropics: The Southern Cone, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.


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Welcome to No Yolk Art.
My art canvas is the eggshell.
Eggs have been a part of folk art and folklore in many cultures. Traditionally egg art is given as an expression of love and friendship. I learned the art of Ukrainian egg decoration (pysanky) over 30 years ago from a friend.
The basic process is a wax resist method often called batik. A design outline is drawn on the eggshell with melted beeswax using an instrument called a kistka. The shell is then placed in dye, when removed, the portion of the design you wish to remain that color is covered with more wax. This process is repeated with each successive dye color (lightest to darkest). When coloring is complete, the wax is melted off to reveal the design. Since a majority of my eggs are non-traditional patterns, I like to call my work "batik on eggs". Each goose egg requires about 18 hours of work, and a rhea egg will take more than 30 hours (this does not include time necessary for had sanding the egg or drying times for acrylic coatings)!
In addition to decorated goose and rhea eggs, I have made hinged eggshell boxes, ostrich eggshell bowls and lamps.
To make this art form more accessible to people, I have created a line of ostrich eggshell jewelry. Each piece is individually handmade and takes many hours to complete. Although I frequently repeat designs, due to the characteristics of shells and dyes, no two pendants are ever exactly alike. The pendants are backed with epoxy to make them stronger, but care should be taken not to drop them on hard surfaces such as tile floors. Pendants are hung from a leather cord or sterling silver chain.
Thank you,
Jane Auciello, artist
November 1-2, 2014
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Federal-Mogul Introduces Online Order Management System For North American Aftermarket Distributors.
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Available immediately to distributors who are registered users of FMeConnect, the new system is designed to serve as a one-stop business resource. It allows distributors to quickly and efficiently manage a full range of transactions, including order entry, part availability checking, order status inquiries, access to electronic catalog and parts interchange data, shipment tracking, and backorder reporting.
The system covers a broad range of popular Federal-Mogul aftermarket brands and product lines, including Moog(R) chassis parts, Wagner(R) brake products, Sealed Power(R) engine components, Speed-Pro(R) engine parts, Carter(R) fuel systems, Fel-Pro(R) gaskets, FP-Diesel(R) heavy-duty engine parts, National(R)/BCA(R) bearings and seals, Precision(R) U-joints, and Abex(R) brakes. Federal-Mogul plans to add Champion(R) spark plugs and wires, Wagner(R) lighting products and Anco(R) wipers to the system during the fourth quarter of 2003.
"This important new tool enables distributors to manage their relationships with Federal-Mogul in a more efficient and cost-effective way through the power of e-commerce," said Joe Felicelli, senior vice president, worldwide aftermarket operations, Federal-Mogul. "We want to be distributors' most versatile and valuable supplier, and Web-based systems can play a major part in this daily effort."
Developed on the basis of extensive customer research, the new Web order management system already is handling approximately 5,000 transactions per week but can process well over that volume, according to Gary Heikes, manager, FMeConnect order management. "We expect the number of registered users to explode as distributors learn how easy and powerful this new tool really is," he said. "Registered users can follow virtually any order from entry to delivery to their loading dock without picking up the telephone or sending a fax. It's a much faster, easier system that enables our customers to more effectively apply their administrative resources."
Access to the new system is available through the FMeConnect portal on the http://www.federal-mogul.com/ global Web site. Distributors can register for password access to the system's secure functions by contacting their Federal-Mogul sales or customer service representative.
Federal-Mogul is a global supplier of automotive components, sub-systems, modules and systems serving the world's original equipment manufacturers and the aftermarket. The company utilizes its engineering and materials expertise, proprietary technology, manufacturing skill, distribution flexibility and marketing power to deliver products, brands and services of value to its customers. Federal-Mogul is focused on the globalization of its teams, products and processes to bring greater opportunities for its customers and employees, and value to its constituents. Headquartered in Southfield, Michigan, Federal-Mogul was founded in Detroit in 1899 and today employs 47,000 people in 24 countries. For more information on Federal-Mogul, visit the company's web site at http://www.federal-mogul.com/ .
CONTACT: Jim Fisher, +1-248-354-9809, or Gary Heikes, +1-248-354-7148, both of Federal-Mogul Corporation
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Speed limits in the Homestead Addition and on 550 N. at the city's west edge will be reduced in the near future.
Acting on a request from Operations Manager Jeremy Gilbert, city council on Tuesday adopted on two readings an ordinance lowering limits in both areas. Third and final passage is expected at the August 20 meeting.
Homestead's speed limit will go from 30 to 25 mph, and the limit on 550 N just west of 28th St. — an area where a number of new homes have been built in recent years — will be lowered from 55 to 45 mph.
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Polygraph examinations are not the only source of information used to determine an examinee's truthfulness or deceptiveness. In event-specific investigations, a variety of techniques of criminal or security investigation are used, and it is often these that lead to the selection of the individuals (suspects) for polygraph testing. In pre-employment screening, employment questionnaires and interviews, as well as background checks, may supplement information from polygraph tests. In employee screening, periodic or occasional polygraph examinations may be supplemented by interviews and investigations, especially if the polygraph test result is inconclusive or shows a significant response that remains unexplained. In short, information from polygraph examinations may be combined in many ways with information from other sources in judging truthfulness or deception. Policy decisions on the use of the polygraph must therefore consider not only the information that can be gained from the polygraph alone, but also the value it may add to what can be learned from other available investigative techniques. Furthermore, besides the additive value of polygraph information, the polygraph test may influence or be affected by other forms of investigation in known and unknown ways. For example, evidence about a crime may identify certain suspects who are then given a polygraph test, or a polygraph test result may lead an ongoing investigation to focus on one person and turn away from others. Such interactions can make it difficult to separate the effects of the polygraph test from those of concurrent investigative methods.
The value, or utility, of polygraph testing does not lie only in its validity for detecting deception. It may have deterrent value, for instance, if people do not take certain actions because they fear that a polygraph examination will uncover them. It may help focus an investigation on particular aspects of a case highlighted by an examinee's physiological responses. And, as noted above, polygraph testing may elicit admissions or confessions of undesired activity from people who believe they are better off to admit certain activities voluntarily than to submit to a polygraph test and risk being accused of these or more serious activities, as well as being accused of deception. These admissions or confessions may occur during the polygraph examination, either before charts are collected or in response to an examiner's questions about the charts. These kinds of utility do not depend on validity in the sense that polygraph policies may yield deterrence, admissions, and confessions when a potential examinee believes that the polygraph will detect or has detected deception, even if scientific evidence does not support such a belief.9 We discuss utility in more detail in Chapter 2, along with its relationship to the investigation of validity.


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Happy almost Memorial Day weekend, food truck followers! Fuel up for the three day celebration with chocolate cannoli from Basil Thyme, crabcakes aboard Go Fish Truck, and tofu pad thai at Fojol Bros. (Volathai).
Chinatown (Seventh and G sts., NW), where you'll find Takorean.
Farragut Square (17th and I sts., NW), where you'll find BBQ Bus, Fojol Bros. (Volathai), Cap Mac, Phillies Phamous Cheesesteak, Korengy, Kraving Kabob, Sol Mexican Grill, and Rolling Ficelle; DC Shawarma (nearby at 19th and L).
Franklin Square (13th and K sts., NW), where you'll find Cajunators, DC Slices, Basil Thyme, Far East Taco Grill, Sol Mexican Grill, Souvlaki Stop, Pepe, Sweetbites Truck, and Big Cheese.
L'Enfant (Sixth St. and Maryland Ave., SW), where you'll find Best Burritos, Kababji Truck, Pi Truck, Tasty Kabob, Chef Driven Cuisine, Fojol Bros. (Benethiopia), and DC Empanadas.
Metro Center (12th and G sts., NW), where you'll find El Floridano, Yellow Vendor, Rolls on Rolls.
Montgomery County, where you'll find Cole's Palette, Thatsalata, Red Hook Lobster (Silver Spring), and Go Fish Truck, Corned Beef King (Rockville), and Pino's Auto Grill (Bethesda).
Navy Yard (First and M sts., SE), where you'll find Feelin' Crabby.
Northern Virginia, where you'll find Red Hook Lobster (Rosslyn), Seoul Food, (Arlington), Willie's Po Boy, Hot People Food (Ballston), Lemongrass Truck (Crystal City), and Uncle Paulie (Springfield).
State Department (around 21st St. and Virginia Ave., NW), where you'll find Lily Pad on the Run, Tasty Kabob.
Union Station (North Capitol St. and Massachusetts Ave., NE), where you'll find Stix, Hula Girl, Pho Junkies, Stella's PopKern, Curbside Cupcakes, Chupacabra, and Tasty Kabob.
West End (24th and M sts., NW), where you'll find Ball or Nothing, Porc Mobile, and Tasty Fried.


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Money-Saving Travel Tips
More often than not, the person sitting next to you on a plane or sleeping in the next hotel room has paid more or less than you did for the same services. Each day, airlines quote more than several hundred fares for flights between the same two cities and hotels charge different rates for the same room. So how do you find the best rates? Here are some tips:
- Avoid traveling around the holidays. Most airlines have "blackout days" around popular holidays, when fares are more expensive and passengers cannot use frequent flyer miles. However, flying on the day of the actual holiday (Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day) generally means low airfares and plenty of seats.
- Sign up for fare special e-mails. When airlines get into a fare war, the cost of a plane ticket can fall overnight and the discounted fare may be sold out by noon the next day. Get on the mailing list of airlines and other travel Web sites so you can be notified immediately if fares drop.
- Look into booking your vacation as a package. You might be able to save by booking your airline tickets along with your hotel room or rental car.
- Buy your tickets at least 21 days in advance. There are usually four different timetables for advance purchase: 21-day, 14-day, 7-day, and 3-day. The further in advance you book your flight, the lower the fare you're likely to find.
- Keep your airline options open. Use a travel Web site to search for fares instead of the individual airline sites, and choose "none" as a carrier preference.
- Consider another airport. Find out about all the airports that are near your destination city. You might be able to fly into a smaller airport or neighboring city at a much lower rate.
- Stay over a Saturday night. Airlines quote the highest fares to business travelers, who fly during the week and spend their weekends at home. If you plan to leave for your trip on a Wednesday and return on Saturday, your fare would be considerably higher than if you extended your trip to Sunday morning.
- Fly on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Some airlines offer cheaper fares on specific days of the week. Generally, it's cheapest to fly on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Remember, though, that a Saturday stay is necessary to receive the lowest rate.
- Be flexible about the time of day you travel. If possible, let the fares dictate the day and time of your departure. Often the less popular early morning or late evening flights have lower rates.
- Pick a flight with plenty of open seats. Seats in a flight are divided into "classes," and each class has its own price. Since the cheapest classes sell first, the fewer seats that are left on a plane, the more expensive they are.
- Sign up for a frequent flyer program. If you are a frequent traveler, it may make more sense for you to fly consistently with the same airline and accumulate frequent flyer miles, rather than base your criteria strictly on which carrier has the lowest fare for a particular destination.


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Fake Bake Original Travel Self Tan Kit, 3 x 60ml
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The perfect travel kit for an easy and even self tan.
- Passion Fruit Body Polish, 60ml - leaves your skin exfoliated, hydrated, soft and smooth, ready to fully absorb the tanning actives in Original Self Tan Lotion.
- Original Self Tan Lotion, 60ml - one of Fake Bake's best selling products, this light, fast drying and non-sitcky self tanning lotion gets to work immediately upon contact with the skin.
- Oil Free Moisturiser, 60ml - can be used on particularly dry areas like elbows, feet and knees before applying the self tan, and afterwards maintains and extends the life of the tan.
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Broward Sheriff Visits Ocala to Pitch Sheriff-Controlled Fire Department
LAMBERTI: A real straight shooter.
Broward Sheriff Al Lamberti was in Marion County earlier this week, singing the praises of his predecessor's decision to place countywide firefighting services under the auspices of the sheriff's office.
Monday's two-hour session was the first time the panel heard first-hand from the architects and practitioners of the model [Marion Sheriff Ed] Dean seeks to emulate."I'm not here to sell you anything," Lamberti told the committee and a roomful of about 50 senior county staffers, citizens and local officials. "We want to give you the benefit of our experience."
In 2003, Sheriff Ken Jenne (later sent to prison on corruption charges) unveiled a plan to take control of the ragtag bunch of fire departments that served unincorporated areas as well as a number of smaller Broward municipalities, parts of the Everglades, and the port. These services were previously run by the County Commission, which took criticism for not giving fire services the money and attention they needed.
But the BSO's takeover hasn't been free of problems. Read on.
Marion and Citrus counties are two of the areas mulling a similar move. In 2003, Jenne's takeover was (in theory, at least) not motivated primarily by the need to save money -- although proponents estimated that it would trim $900,000 from the county budget. Then-Broward Mayor Diana Wasserman-Rubin supported the move, but it saw opposition from commissioners Ilene Lieberman, Lori Parrish, and John Rodstrom.
Marion is being straightforward about its financial motivations:
Savings was foremost among the inquiries. The Broward officials said nailing down exact numbers was difficult, partly because they weren't clear on the effects of the merger on the non-public safety operations of the county's government. Broward Fire Chief Joseph Lello said the ballpark estimate for the total savings was about $3 million.
But Broward has proved that BSO control of firefighting is not a financial cure-all. Lauderdale Lakes is one of the many Broward communities that pays BSO for firefighting service... but this month it came to light that the municipality is $2.4 million behind in payments to BSO. Lamberti's response?
"As a result of this financial burden, we have no choice but to scale back services to the residents of Lauderdale Lakes. The ladder truck currently at Station 37 will be decommissioned (hopefully temporarily) in order to meet the lowered cost of providing fire service in the city."
"We've already proved it works," Lamberti said. "It doesn't make sense if you save money and it's not going to work."
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New York City's famed Upper East Side is currently going through a bit of a drinking revolution.
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AlphaLab Gear
, a new accelerator from the South Side-based InnovationWorks program, has signed a lease for space in East Liberty.
Colliers International, the leasing agent for the new East Liberty developments at Indigo Square and the nearby space on Broad Street, confirmed that AlphaLab Gear will occupy 10,000 square feet and its lease includes rights to expand. The space, located at 6024 Broad Street, places it right next door to
Thrill Mill
and its business incubator,
, and within close proximity to the
Tech Shop
and Google's Pittsburgh headquarters.
"It's great to have these types of business. If we can mash together enough high-tech, like-minded startup groups, that can start a great tech community in that area," says Mark Anderson, vice president of office and retail brokerage with Colliers.
AlphaLab Gear is a new accelerator for companies creating hardware, robotics and other physical products, says Terri Glueck of Innovation Works. Their AlphaLab, which is on the South Side, runs two sessions per year, each lasting 20 weeks. During sessions, enrolled entrepreneurs receive $25,000 in investment capital, office space, mentoring and educational sessions to help get their fledgling companies off the ground.
"We were interested from the beginning in having tech companies in the area. It's good for East Liberty and Pittsburgh as a whole to mass these tech companies in one location," Anderson added.
Anderson added that the building at the corner of Highland Avenue and Broad Street still has some 9,000 square feet available in retail and office space.
Matthew Wein
Source: Mark Anderson
Eat + Drink: A harvest dinner at Six Penn, a new sub shop Downtown and more
Wednesday, October 09, 2013
Eat + Drink is Pop City's weekly roundup of local food news.
Downtown gets new sub shop
Penn Station East Coast Subs
, which offers hot and cold sandwiches in a fast-casual atmosphere, will open its third Pittsburgh location at 808 Liberty Avenue in Downtown.
The new shop is the latest franchise installment from father-son team Denny and Jon Keidel and partner John Adams. They also own locations on Centre Avenue in Shadyside and William Penn Highway in Monroeville.
Lawrenceville juice bar opening new location
Embody Natural Health
, the Upper Lawrenceville juice and smoothie spot from Aimee Woods, will open a second location in Wexford later this month.
In addition to juices and smoothies, the new location will offer nutrition and lifestyle counseling services as well as yoga and fitness classes and acupuncture workshops.
"It's really been developing and we're adding on," says Embody's Rachel Miller.
Juice Up 412 to hold free tasting
Juice Up 412
, the East Liberty-based juice bar which operates out of The Livermore, will hold a free tasting on Monday from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Eat + Drink profiled Juice Up 412
back in August, and highly recommends trying them out if you haven't already.
Six Penn hosts harvest dinner
To celebrate eight years in business,
Six Penn Kitchen
will host a special five-course harvest dinner tomorrow evening at 6:30 p.m.
The menu, which will include appetizers, cheese and dessert courses, is headlined with entrees of buttered scallops and mussels served with a local corn broth, as well as a short rib course with popcorn grits, grilled squash and port demi-glace.
The dinner is $75, or $50 without wine pairings. Reservations are required, and can be made by calling 412-566-7366.
Matthew Wein
Source: Rachel Miller
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh to "spruce up" its West End branch
Wednesday, October 09, 2013
One of Pittsburgh's oldest libraries is getting some major upgrades.
The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's
West End branch
will close on October 19th while the 114-year-old building gets some much-needed improvements, including a remodeled first floor, a new slate roof and a climate control system.
"We're calling it a spruce up," says CLP Communications Manager Suzanne Thinnes. "People will see and feel a drastic change in the building."
Headlining the list of other improvements to the library is the installation of central air conditioning. The branch has been forced to close a multiple times during the summer when the heat index made being inside nearly unbearable. The library will also get an elevator, making each floor of the building more accessible to greater numbers of patrons.
While CLP won't move the West End's materials collection to a temporary location as it did during building renovation in Lawrenceville, the West End will have a temporary setup at the nearby Library Support Center. West End patrons will be able to request items from other libraries, pick them up and return them at the temporary setup. Additionally, the library's regular programming and activities, such as children's story time and history club meetings, will continue at a host of other locations while the building is under construction.
Patrons needing fuller service and resources while the branch is closed are being advised to use CLP's nearby
Sheraden branch
until the West End location opens next spring.
"The new space will be comfortable. I think the community will be pleased with it," Thinnes says.
Matthew Wein
Source: Suzanne Thinnes
The Hill District gets its first new grocery store in 30 years
Wednesday, October 09, 2013
The Hill District, a once-thriving cultural center which fell on hard times during urban renewal, will mark a major event in its path toward revival next Thursday when it welcomes a
Shop 'n Save
into the community.
Located at 1850 Centre Avenue, the 29,500-square-foot supermarket will be the Hill District's first new grocery store in more than 30 years.
"This is a food-poor area. People here wanted access to fresh food," says Cheryl Hall-Russell, president and CEO of
Hill House Association
and the Hill House Economic Development Corporation, which owns the shopping center where the market is located and was instrumental in bringing it to the neighborhood. "People had tired of the conversation of whether or not the neighborhood deserved a grocery store. Food is just a basic need. It's not about who deserves it."
After years of negotiating with different chains, Hill House found a willing partner in Jeff Ross, who owns several Shop 'n Save locations in several of western Pennsylvania's underserved communities.
"The community wanted a full-service grocery store, and Ross Markets was willing to bring that. It's a good brand that has a good reputation," says Hall-Russell, who emphasized that one of the organization's goals is to unify the Upper, Middle and Lower Hill. "There's going to be a lot going on down there. I think it's important that the Hill District be looked at as
Hill District. We're going to have to work in concert with one another."
The store will employ 120 people, 60 percent of whom hail from the Hill District. A grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place next Thursday, and Hill House will hold a large block party to celebrate on the following Saturday.
Matthew Wein
Source: Cheryl Hall-Russell
Warhol Museum debuts new first-floor design inspired by the artist's own space
Wednesday, October 09, 2013
Andy Warhol Museum
, which pays tribute to the life and career of the world's most famous and influential pop artist, will debut a new look and layout to its first floor area next week in the first of a series of scheduled overhauls.
"The museum didn't have a lot of visual access between the first floor and the street, and with so many people walking around and going to sporting events, we want to draw people in," says Patrick Moore, the museum's deputy director.
The museum's first floor space has been redone with silver-colored brick to evoke feelings of and pay homage to Warhol's Manhattan studio, The Silver Factory, which Warhol and his friends lined with tin foil.
"Silver was Andy's favorite color. The silver brick refers back to his factory and gives people context for the work they'll see," Moore says. "It's meant to evoke that era, which was one of innovation for Warhol."
In addition to new walls, the museum has nearly quadrupled the size of its book shop, installed a large seating area and opened up two window spaces. The new view of the museum lobby will feature disco balls, music piped out into the street, and a clear view of a portrait of Warhol holding his famous Marilyn Monroe acetate.
"It's very evocative," says Moore, adding that the new first floor is just step one in a larger plan. Over the course of the next year, the museum will move its café into the new lobby and re-hang its permanent collection in chronological order as a means of making the museum more biographical of the artist it celebrates.
Matthew Wein
Source: Patrick Moore
ULI Placemaking awards honors five Pittsburgh projects; Tom Murphy issues a challenge for Pittsburgh
Wednesday, October 09, 2013
The first Placemaker awards from the
Urban Land Institute Pittsburgh
, "to celebrate the places that make Pittsburgh great," were announced last week at a luncheon at the Fairmont in 3 PNC, a building lauded for its excellent design and green features.
Tom Murphy, former mayor of Pittsburgh, received the 2013 Inaugural Placemaker award and two standing ovations from the crowd of 300—before he spoke and after, when he finished his talk by issuing a challenge to Pittsburgh to never settle for less in design and building.
The ULI PLacemaker award winners are:
Award for Excellence, Catalytic Place:
Market Square Place
Award for Excellence, Visual Place:
Point Park University – the Academic Village Initiative The Village Park and Wood Street Corridor Enhancements
Award for Excellence, Community Place:
East End Cooperative House
Award for Excellence, Cool Place:
ULI Pittsburgh received 38 nominees in the first competition.
In his talk, Murphy referenced an article in the
Washington Post
which wondered, "How does it happen that in a Rust Belt city with no money, they built a masterpiece of a stadium? These pundits who write about the lack of economic development with stadiums and arts and culture need to come to Pittsburgh."
And in what Murphy said is the best recognition for the city, his three children "have come back to Pittsburgh because it works for them.
"Don't settle for 'it will do,'" he warned. "It's about the quality of what we build. When people come through that tunnel, there's a collective wow. Challenge yourself to build to the highest quality. Pittsburgh is on a roll and it will continue to be on a roll only if we challenge ourselves to reach."
Writer: Tracy Certo
Source: ULI, Tom Murphy
Eat + Drink: Wigle introducing a rum, the Brooklyn Brewery Mash comes to Pittsburgh and more
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
Eat + Drink is Pop City's weekly look at all that's good in local food.
Wigle will release a honey spirit this month
Wigle Whiskey
, Pittsburgh's most popular purveyor of local spirits, will take its first step outside the whiskey realm next Thursday, October 17th, when it releases Landlocked — a rum-type spirit crafted from local, organic buckwheat honey.
When Wigle started kicking around the idea of rolling out a new spirit, they knew they wanted it to be something innovative. Most rum is made from sugar cane or types of molasses.
"A great Pennsylvania alternative to those is honey," says Wigle's Meredith Grelli. "We could think of no more exemplary honey to western pa than buckwheat honey. It has a distinctive, earthy quality to it. We started experimenting and playing around, and we really liked what we came up with."
Wigle had patrons participate in blind taste tests with its new concoction going against similar spirits already on the market. After about six months of tooling around with a recipe, they knew they had something special.
"We knew it was time to take it to market when we were beating out industry leaders in taste testing," Grellis says.
Wigle will hold two sessions from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., and from 8 p.m. to 10 pm. Tickets for both sessions are available through their website.
Brooklyn Brewery brings its MASH to Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Brewery
is taking its show on the road. From October 22-27, the Brooklyn Brewery Mash — a five-day festival of parties, pop-up dinners and most of all, beer.
The Mash will be headquartered at Lawrenceville's
Industry Public House
, and will feature events there for the first four days of the festival, including beer and cheese pairings, experimental beer tastings and various other specials.
Other events, including as a multi-course, beer-centric dinner, a farmer's market workshop and a found footage screening will take place at locales around the city, including the Farmers at Firehouse Market, the Regent Square Theater and a host of different restaurants.
A full schedule of Brooklyn Mash happenings is available on the
event's website
Duquesne's Red Ring gets all-season patio
The Red Ring
, Duquesne University's signature restaurant at 1015 Forbes Avenue, will open an enclosed outdoor patio, starting tomorrow. The patio will be able to accommodate 46 customers between seven dining tables and nine cocktail tables.
The area will be lined with a full-length cloth awning and feature clear, roll-down vinyl along the perimeter. Radiant heaters for use during cold weather will make the space usable year-round.
Worth tasting
Love the flavors of fall but dislike big chain coffeeshops? Pop City heartily recommends heading to Marty's Market, where the coffee bar is serving up Maple & Clove lattes. They're incredibly delicious.
Matthew Wein
Source: Meredith Grelli
Pittsburgh-based medical relief agency will open new headquarters with festive community day
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
Global Links
celebrates its 25th anniversary this month, it will do so in a new space. The Pittsburgh-based non-profit which refurbishes and distributes surplus medical equipment to programs and hospitals in need will hold the grand opening of its new headquarters this Friday, followed by a Green Tree community day on Saturday.
Until this summer, Global Links operated from a Garfield volunteer center and a pair of Homewood warehouses, but co-founder Kathleen Hower had been long seeking an upgrade. Global Links relies very heavily on volunteer efforts, and the cost of hauling items between different locations was expensive.
"Oh my gosh, I'd looked for so many years," Hower says. "It had to meet our needs, but also be something that we could afford. It was always one thing or another that we couldn't do."
She found it at 700 Trumbull Drive in Green Tree, where Global Links has consolidated its entire operation into 58,000 square-feet of warehouse space, offices and a new volunteer center which will open Friday.
"It changes everything. It'll allow us to do so much more in a more efficient way, and bring more people into the organization," says Hower, adding that Global Links culled around 10,000 volunteer hours from 2,000 people last year. "Volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. We're looking forward to getting them back."
The grand opening ceremony will occur Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and include building tours, food trucks and a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Saturday's community day, which will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., will include a plethora of activities and vendors, performances by Attack Theatre and food trucks from Bella Christie, Nakama, the Pittsburgh Taco Truck, Street Foods and Randita's Grill.
For a complete list of events, vendors, speakers and tour schedules, check out
the event page
on the company's website.
Matthew Wein
Source: Kathleen Hower
Pirates' winning season has generated nearly $200 million for local economy
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
estimates the Pirates' first winning season in 21 years brought about $200 million in direct spending to the local economy. That figure includes ticket sales, concessions, hotel rooms and outside-the-park spending on retail and meals.
VisitPittsburgh arrived at the figure through applying its own formulas to financial information the Pirates voluntarily shared with the local tourism organization.
"The average game brings about $2.5 million to the city," says VisitPittsburgh President and CEO Craig Davis. "Because the figure reflects ticket sales, we collected a lot of zip code information from 100 miles away or more. That often means a night in a hotel."
Of all the fans who attended games at PNC Park this year, about 19 percent were from at least 100 miles away. While there were no available figures to project the impact of a playoff game, Davis anticipates it would bring more than just the $2.5 million per-game average.
Despite their sudden turnaround, the Pirates ranked 19 out of 30 teams in Major League Baseball attendance this year, drawing an average of 28,210 fans per game and a total of 2,256,862. They sold out PNC Park a record 23 times.
On a per-game basis, they still don't touch the Steelers. But baseball teams play 81 home games compared to football's ten.
According to figures VisitPittsburgh
released in 2011
, the Steelers' divisional playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens that January generated about $19.2 million in direct spending. Even applying that generous figure to an entire season's worth of football games shows the Pirates generate more per season in direct spending for the local economy than their North Shore neighbors.
However, Davis adds that some of the economic impact sporting events have on the economy depends on when they occur.
"There are periods during the year when they don't have as much of an impact. If there are already things buzzing in the city, it's a lower-impact thing," he says.
Matthew Wein
Source: Craig Davis
Pittsburgh StepTrek will showcase step preservation in the South Side Slopes
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
While it's known far and wide as the City of Bridges, Pittsburgh has more sets of stairs than any other city in the country. And no Pittsburgh neighborhood has more stairs than the South Side Slopes.
From noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, the
South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association
(SSSNA) will host their 13th annual StepTrek —a stair-centric day featuring a pair of self-guided step tours, food trucks, an artists' marketplace and more than enough water to keep you hydrated on your hike.
As usual, StepTrek will feature a pair of routes — black and gold — for trekkers seeking differing degrees of difficulty, and SSSNA volunteers have been working for weeks to clear the paths.
"There were two different sets of steps which were completely overgrown [with vegetation]. We've cleared them and both of those will be on the gold route, which will be the more difficult one this year," says SSSNA President Brian Oswald.
The Slopes are home to 68 of Pittsburgh's 712 staircases, many of which haven't been maintained in years. Oswald says he understands that the city doesn't always have the money to fix the steps, but that his organization does what it can to showcase them and keep them up.
StepTrek is meant to offer participants views of the city they've never seen before while taking them through the ins and outs of one of Pittsburgh's most topographically and architecturally interesting neighborhoods.
"The most frequent response we hear every year is, 'I had no idea this was here,'" Oswald says.
In addition to a pair of routes, participants can engage with an orienteering course, designed in collaboration with the Western Pennsylvania Orienteering Club, and a smartphone app which describes the history of landmarks along the steps.
South Side Park, located at Josephine and 21st Streets, will serve as StepTrek's hub. Tickets for StepTrek are $12 in advance and $15 the day of. Advanced tickets may be purchased through
Matthew Wein
Source: Briand Oswald
Eat + Drink: Pamela's owners launching 'modern Jewish deli,' Legume's new lunch hours and much more
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Eat + Drink is Pop City's weekly look at all the news that's fit to eat and/or drink.
Pamela's founders bringing an old-world Jewish deli to Squirrel Hill.
An eat-in, modern Jewish deli will open in Squirrel Hill next month. Nu (from the
Yiddish interjection
for "well?" or "so?") will occupy the space formerly held by Pamela's sister restaurant Aji Picante at 1711 Murray Avenue, which held its last dinner service on Saturday night.
In addition to new twists on traditional Jewish fare, such as homemade pickles and matzo ball soup, Nu will smoke and hand-carve all its own meats. It will also have its own line and workspace, rather than share a kitchen with Pamela's, as Aji Picante did. The sit-down restaurant will retain Aji's outdoor seating, but won't have any cases, nor will it sell deli meats.
"It's going to be a little upscale looking, but not expensive," says Pamela's co-owner Gail Klingensmith, adding that executive chef Kelsey Sukel and co-owner Pam Cohen's sister Rise' will operate the restaurant.
"This is a family passion. It's a slice of Americana, and it's our history," says Klingensmith, adding that Nu, which she projects will open around October 15th, will probably operate 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. "We're old girls, but we can still make it to eight."
Legume now open for lunch
The popular, locally sourced Oakland bistro has begun a lunch service that will run from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The menu, which will change every day, will include small plates, sandwiches and salads. Also, we hear the chocolate mousse cake is a legitimate slice of heaven on Earth.
"Steel Town" filmmakers holding fundraiser at Bar Marco
Steel Town
," a live-action, short film currently in pre-production that tells the story of the Homestead Steel Strike, will host a fundraiser and live table read at Bar Marco next Wednesday, October 2nd, at 6 p.m.
Carnegie Mellon alumni Nick Hurt and Yulin Kuang wrote the screenplay, and Hurt will direct when principal photography begins in November. The fundraiser's host committee includes city councilmen Bruce Kraus and Bill Peduto, as well as State Representative Erin Molchany.
You can RSVP for the event by calling Producer Dan Vetanovetz at 937-243-1518, or e-mailing email@example.com. The producers of "Steel Town" are also operating a
Kickstarter campaign
that has just nine days remaining.
Pittsburgh Opera will perform at Downtown Farmers' Market
Puccini, Rossini and Bizet aren't varieties of mushrooms, but they'll nonetheless be featured during each of the next three Market Square Farmers' Markets.
The Pittsburgh Opera will perform tomorrow, October 3rd and October 10th between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., to celebrate the arrival of fall and the Opera's 75th season. Lunchtime concerts have long been a staple of Market Square, and this marks the Opera's first appearance in the series.
Matthew Wein
Sources: Gail Klingensmith, Dan Ventanovetz
Bike Pittsburgh unveils vision for 'Better Bikeways'
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Released last week, Bike Pittsburgh's
Better Bikeways Vision
proposes a series of six interconnected, bicycle-friendly corridors that could fundamentally transform transportation and commuting in Pittsburgh.
"We need to build a network of bikeways that are easy to navigate and feel comfortable to navigate for anyone, regardless of how long they've been biking or how in shape they are," says
Bike Pittsburgh
Executive Director Scott Bricker. "It has to be appealing to ride on. It has to make sense as a navigational tool, but it has to look and feel safe, and it has to be interconnected."
The plan proposes the creation of
six bike corridors
around the city: the East End Bikeway, the River to River Bikeway, the Allegheny Green Boulevard, the Golden Triangle Bikeway, the Fifth & Forbes Bikeway and the Airport to City Bikeway. While they would each be separate projects and Bike Pittsburgh does not have cost estimates for the whole plan, Bricker says his organization is focused on having the entire plan finished or on the way by 2020.
Pittsburgh's bike culture has grown substantially over the last 10 years, but according to Bricker, its infrastructure is still far behind those in cities such as Seattle, Portland, Memphis, Chicago and San Francisco.
"We can light our trails, we can stripe them and make them commuter oriented," he says. "It's hard to sort of shoehorn commuting into it. If you design them with commuting in mind, people can recreate on them just fine. It's just an option that requires some more tools.
Bike Pittsburgh's vision is predicated on standards set by the National Association of City Transportation Officials'
Urban Bikeway Design Guide
. Federally approved earlier this year, the NACTO guide lays out a series of recommendations and best practices for creating bicycle-friendly infrastructure in urban environments.
Still, there's room for innovation. The tools NACTO guide provides for separating bikes from cars don't work particularly well on steep hills.
"We're trying to figure out better tools for hillsides," Bricker says.
Matthew Wein
Source: Scott Bricker
Night Market VI will be Pittsburgh's largest yet
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Come for the 40-foot-tall rubber duck, stay for a healthy dose of local food and art. The sixth edition of the
Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
's Night Market will coincide with the Rubber Duck Bridge Party, and will take place on Friday from 5:30 to 10 p.m. on the Roberto Clemente Bridge.
"It's going to be more than twice the size of the previous Night Markets," says PDP President and CEO Jeremy Waldrup. "We keep saying we're out of space, and then someone says, 'well, what about this?' and we're all, 'oh, all right!'"
Night Market VI will have at least 70 vendors — more than double the 27 from its previous high. They'll range from Pittsburgh-based artists and crafters to local jewelers, screen printers, furniture stores and, of course, restaurants. Among the food vendors, you'll find Allegheny City Smokehouse, Meat & Potatoes, AJ's Inca Peruvian Restaurant, BRGR, Lomito Truck, Crafwork Kitchen, the Big Y Restaurant Group and Zeke's Coffee.
Among the many boutique vendors will be Pavement, Townhouse, Erra Creations, DeadBuryDead and Steel City Cotton Works.
You can find a full list of vendors on the PDP's
event page
"And you know it doesn't get more scenic than with a 40-foot duck," Waldrup says.
This sixth installation will put a cap on the Night Market series, which this year has coincided with Pittsburgh's monthly gallery crawls. At the same time, Waldrup isn't ruling out a sudden, cold-weather return.
"If something tremendous were to happen…If the Pirates go to the World Series, we could pop back up," he says.
Matthew Wein
Source: Jeremy Waldrup
Yo Bro brings socially conscious fashions for little dudes to Lawrenceville
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Marybeth Mahoney and Lori Sipes are moms on a mission. That mission: introduce a trendy line of boys' fashions that helps raise money for charity.
"We wanted to design something affordable and cool," Sipes says. "A lot of children's clothing stores are 75 percent girls' clothing and 25 percent boys', but the boys' designs tend to be kind of cheesy."
Late last year, they launched
Yo Bro Apparel
. And what started as an exclusively internet business has taken root at 3818 Butler Street in Lawrenceville. Yo Bro launched its first brick-and-mortar operation as a pop-up store, which ran from January of last year to February of this year. It became a permanent fixture earlier this month.
"We decided that we wanted to do something where we could donate portions of profits to children's charities. We wanted to do something that allowed us to give back," Sipes says.
For the rest of this year and most of next year, Yo Bro will donate 10 percent of its profits to the
Noah Angelici Hope Foundation
. After that, it will contribute to a different children's charity during the spring/summer and fall/winter seasons.
Yo Bro is also among a host of Pittsburgh businesses featured in the PBS documentary series "
Start Up
," which will air in Pittsburgh later this year.
"We do all the designs ourselves, and it's all imprintable apparel," says Sipes, adding that they get their materials from American wholesalers and employ a local screen printer. "We're kinda scrappy and trying to do everything ourselves."
Matthew Wein
Source: Lori Sipes
Eat + Drink: The 61B Cafe, Smorgasburgh, an end-of-summer dinner
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Eat + Drink is Pop City's weekly news roundup on the food scene.
61B Café opens in Regent Square
The long-awaited sister store of Squirrel Hill's popular
61C Café
opened in Regent Square last Wednesday. The 61B Café, which sits on the bus line of the same name, is located at 1108 South Braddock Avenue in the space which formerly held Katerbean, which closed last November.
The 61B Café's opening, which was supposed to occur last spring, was delayed due to a prolonged remodeling process. The café is open seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Smorgasburgh: Pittsburgh's first food-exclusive flea market
A plethora of coffee shops, restaurants, markets and specialty grocers will take part in Smorgasburgh, a pop-up food market in the Strip District on September 21st.
Organized by Michael McAllister and Kit Mueller and based on the food-exclusive Brooklyn flea market (minus the "h"), Smorgasburgh will take place in the parking lot across from Marty's Market at 2301 Smallman Street, and run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
"We do kind of see it as something that we can do every four to six weeks," McAllister says, adding that he thinks there will be another one organized before Thanksgiving.
Participants include: The Crested Duck, Meat & Potatoes, Marty's Market, Olive & Marlowe, Klayvon's Ice Cream, Wild Purveyors, Bluebird Kitchen, The Pop Stop, Bedillion Honey Farm, Good L'Oven Bakery, Tamari, The Livermore, Pastitsio, Drew's Pie Supply, Franktuary, Fukuda, Espresso a Mano and Zeke's Coffee. The event is BYOB, but PortaKeg will be on-hand with beer from Full Pint.
Low Country Boil at Bayardstown tonight!
Urbanist Guide is teaming up Chef
Kate Romane
of Highland Park's
for an old-fashioned
Lowcountry shrimp boil
tonight at
Bayardstown Social Club
in the Strip District. The traditional southern summer sendoff will include shrimp, corn, potatoes, sausage and Old Bay, along with salad, tomatoes, green beans, bread and a house-made hot sauce. The event is BYOB. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased through
Oktoberfest at Penn Brewery
The Penn Brewery, located in Troy Hill, will host its annual Oktoberfest celebration both this and next weekend.
It will run from 5 p.m. to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, and from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Sundays.
For a complete schedule of events, visit
the brewery's website
Matthew Wein
Source: Michael McAllister
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Date acquired: July 05, 2011 Image Mission Elapsed Time (MET): 218373498, 218373494, 218373490 Image ID: 466588, 466587, 466586 Instrument: Wide Angle Camera (WAC) of the Mercury Dual Imaging System (MDIS) WAC filters: 9, 7, 6 (996, 748, 433 nanometers) in red, green, and blue Center Latitude: 21.74° Center Longitude: 145.5° E Resolution: 370 meters/pixel Scale: This image is approximately 377 km (234 miles) across. Incidence Angle: 23.4° Emission Angle: 20.8° Phase Angle: 44.3° Of Interest: This scene is located in the southwestern portion of Caloris basin. The color image allows us to see the strong contrast in the nature of the rocks forming the interior and the exterior of the basin. The northern and eastern parts of the image are dominated by the light orange material that makes up the basin floor. Outside the basin (to the south and west), dark blue material is found. In the center of the image is a kidney-shapped depression that is surrounded by a halo of lighter material. This feature has been imaged at higher resolution and is thought to be a volcanic vent. This image was acquired as a high-resolution targeted color observation. Targeted color observations are images of a small area on Mercury's surface at resolutions higher than the 1-kilometer/pixel 8-color base map. During MESSENGER's one-year primary mission, hundreds of targeted color observations were obtained. During MESSENGER's extended mission, high-resolution targeted color observations are more rare, as the 3-color base map is covering Mercury's northern hemisphere with the highest-resolution color images that are possible. The MESSENGER spacecraft is the first ever to orbit the planet Mercury, and the spacecraft's seven scientific instruments and radio science investigation are unraveling the history and evolution of the Solar System's innermost planet. Visit the Why Mercury? section of this website to learn more about the key science questions that the MESSENGER mission is addressing. During the one-year primary mission, MESSENGER acquired 88,746 images and extensive other data sets. MESSENGER is now in a yearlong extended mission, during which plans call for the acquisition of more than 80,000 additional images to support MESSENGER's science goals. Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington
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Struggling PC maker Acer is showing signs of recovery with its report of improved profits in the second quarter, albeit on a smaller revenue base than a year earlier.
The hit PlayStation 4 game console and PS4 network revenue helped power Sony to a net profit of ¥26.8 billion (US$261 million) in the April to June quarter, a jump up from ¥3.1 billion a year earlier.
Twitter more than doubled its sales in the second quarter, the company reported Tuesday, showing a strong advertising business.
Rimini Street is continuing to rapidly grow revenue for its third-party software support business despite its ongoing litigation with Oracle.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has dropped its investigation into disclosures about Facebook advertising sales before the company went public in 2012.
Chinese search giant, Baidu, reported a 34 per,cent jump in profit for the second quarter, with mobile ad sales accounting for almost a third of revenue for the first time.
A majority of AT&T's new smartphone customers are now choosing a plan where they pay for their phones over time, helping to drive strong second-quarter financial results, the carrier said.
Facebook's quarterly sales rose 61 per cent on the strength of mobile advertising, the company said Wednesday.
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Linda Alessio; volunteer benefited hospital, university
Whether she was organizing a charity ball, choosing a gift for one of the nuns she met through her philanthropic work or preparing Christmas dinner for her family, Linda Alessio paid attention to every detail.
As a longtime member of the Scripps Mercy Hospital Foundation board of directors, she was a familiar face around the hospital.
Mrs. Alessio, an active volunteer who never sought the spotlight, rolled up her sleeves and stuffed envelopes, arranged decorations for fundraisers or did whatever was necessary to help the groups and causes she supported. Among them were the University of San Diego, San Diego Hospice and Palliative Care and the United Cerebral Palsy Association.
Mrs. Alessio died of cancer Friday in La Jolla. She was 72.
Although she was quiet and unassuming, her actions made a big impact on others, family members and friends said.
"She was a very loving, giving person," longtime friend Karen Cohn said. "She was always the kindest, most welcoming person. She was the first one there to help when needed."
"She really lived her faith," said Mary Braunwarth, executive director of Mercy Hospital Foundation. "She was a wonderful philanthropist who never wanted to be in the limelight. She did many things behind the scenes. She led by example."
Mary Lyons, president of USD, said Mrs. Alessio's contributions were especially crucial in developing the USD Auxiliary and the USD Parents Association. Mrs. Alessio, whose husband serves on the USD board of trustees, was also a member and supporter of the Friends of Music and Friends of the Library at USD.
"There probably wasn't a job that she couldn't do or wouldn't do," Lyons said. "She wouldn't direct; she would do. She would roll up her sleeves and give sweat equity."
Cohn said her friend believed in preserving local institutions. "I got her involved in the (Old) Globe (auxiliary)," Cohn said. "She had been going there since she was young, and we wanted to keep it going for the next generation."
Mrs. Alessio's thoughtfulness and attention to detail were evident in the presents she chose for friends and relatives.
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Linda Louise Alessio was born June 18, 1937, at the old Quintard Hospital in San Diego to Charles and Helen Falk, a college professor and a nurse. She attended high school in Pasadena and then what was San Diego State College, where she met her future husband.
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Just one group remained on the course when play was suspended for the day. There were four delays over the first two days of the event pushing action back.
The second round was completed on Saturday prior to the third round beginning. The third round will resume at 11:50 a.m. (et) Sunday morning with the final round commencing at 12:50 p.m. with the leaders teeing off at approximately 2:50 p.m.
Barlow, who survived a 35-hole marathon at Montreux Golf and Country Club on Friday, had a steady round Saturday. He opened with a birdie at the par- four third.
The 31-year-old also birdied the sixth and ninth to head to the back side at 12-under.
After his birdie at No. 9, Barlow remained hot around the turn. He birdied the 10th and 11th. He also birdied the 12th to cap a run of four straight birdies that got him to minus-15.
However, Barlow dropped a shot at the 13th but parred his next three holes. Barlow and Herron both had difficult bunker shots at the 17th. Both players conferred with rules officials about how they could mark their ball if they stopped playing while in the bunker.
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Herron, who shared the lead entering the third round, was just one-under through 16 holes. He mixed four birdies and two bogeys over his first eight holes and went on the make the turn at 12-under.
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I'm very excited this week because I will finally be visiting the holiest of holy shrines of the Sikh and extended Punjabi community — Canada. To a Punjabi, Canada is like El Dorado, the holy land and heaven all rolled into one. We believe that as soon as we land in Toronto, our bodies emit a fragrant potpourri of Chivas Regal and garam masala that make thousands of white girls descend upon us fighting to take us home. Next morning, once we're done doing balle shava with the local lasses, the Prime Minister comes to meet us himself and offers us any job we want based on our skill sets. Finally, just to ensure we don't forget how full of gratitude they are for us being there, the authorities personally escort our entire families from India back to Canada and also set us up with local African American talent in case we want to cut a Punj-hop™ album for music lovers across borders. I know it's supposed to be like the United States with educated people, but I doubt it will be that amazing. The problem remains that not every Punjabi got that memo.
While a lot of young people travel legally to study and potentially settle down abroad, discourse has usually revolved around those migrating illegally.
This includes young people trying to get illegal visas, getting trafficked till they eventually reach the shores of Canada, England, Australia or the United States, villages that resemble ghost towns and have been reduced to really old people, women and babies because all the able bodied men have left and much more. One story I distinctly remember comes from a friend who worked at the British Embassy. A young farmer who had just sold all his land asked to help him fill the visa application correctly. In the income section he had written "4 quintals". The stigma and reputation of the single Punjabi young man wanting to go to Canada has become such that even my friends' first reaction at me getting the visa was "Haha you're never coming back are you? And you're not even a background dancer in Daler Mehndi's troupe". As if it wasn't bad enough, enough Punjabi films will make you believe that Canada is the answer to every young man's problems.
The more I think about it the more I feel the conversation needs to change from the mechanics of this mostly westward migration to the cause of it. Why is it that people are so happy to sell everything they've ever owned for a chance to start afresh in a country they've never been to before? Why is a culture so full of machismo and proud of the land of Punjab so perfectly comfortable with the land being deserted by its own folk? How badly does the state have to fail for a majority of your population to feel the exact same way?
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1. The A-line shape of these See By Chloe High-Waist Shorts ($345) are flattering and the gold, metallic pattern looks great with tights or tan spring legs.
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Central Station Inn
Real Reviews
Real reviews from fellow travellers
These are trusted reviews from guests who have actually stayed here. We hope you find them helpful.
Note: we only give a property a rating once it has received a minimum of 3 reviews.
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- " The location is so good, just 10 meters to ciampiano train station. The staff is really nice. But take care that the first morning bus is at 5.50, but you can take taxi with other traveller, just 5 euro and 3minutes. "
- 02 Mar 2015 Anonymous China
- " I stayed in Ciampino for one night after flying into the smaller airport, on my way to Rome. Getting to the hostel from the airport took a while, but transport was cheap and then the location by the train station was super convenient the next day. The hostel was straightforward, clean and comfortable. The locks on the individual lockers did not seem to work (I locked one, only to come back from dinner and find it open). Overall, however, my experience was good. "
- 05 Jun 2014 Anonymous USA