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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13th, 2013 7:30 PM
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Evening @ the Barn: Bob Gurr - Disney Imagineering PioneerMr. Gurr is a Disney Legend who began working on Disneyland the year before it opened. He imagineered the original Monorail, Autopia all the iconic ride vehicles for Disneyland and some of the other Disney parks. He will discuss his memorable theme park and movie creations, including Disney's animatronic Abraham Lincoln, Universal's King Kong, concepts for the Jurassic Park dinosaurs and robots for the 1998 production of Godzilla. He will autograph his book, Design: Just For Fun, which is out of print, but will be available for purchase in the museum store.


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In 1946, before completing his Ph.D. dissertation, Arthur Kantrowitz was appointed to a faculty position in the Departments of Aeronautical Engineering and Engineering Physics at Cornell University. He established a very active laboratory at Cornell, where he and his students did groundbreaking research on supersonic nozzle flows, high-temperature (over 10,000 K) shock tubes, and molecular beams. The supersonic high-intensity "nozzle beam" method developed by Arthur and his students at Cornell was critical to the research of at least nine Nobel Prize winners, most notably Yuan Tseh Lee and Dudley Herschbach (1986) and John Fenn (2002). Arthur proved to be an inspiring teacher and research adviser at Cornell. A number of his outstanding students later played important roles in the aerospace industry and in higher education.
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The name Brownie Bites comes from a common mispronunciation of our last name, Browne. We have that pesky extra letter on the end of our otherwise very common name and we often hear it mispronounced as a well-loved chocolate-y treat. Since this is a lifestyle blog, the word "Bites" seemed appropriate. Our blog is full of "bites" of our lives, many of which revolve around food. Kinda perfect, no?
We're 30-something food and photography obsessed nerds living in East Tennessee with our son, Jasper, and our adorable and rascally Pembroke Welsh Corgis, Dexter and Dewey.
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salt and pepper to taste
This recipe was a huge hit! I made it for my husband and parents around the holidays. Our grocery has a limited offering in the way of chilis, so I substituted with jalapenos, and it worked fine. While it made a lot, it was perfect to serve four people and have leftovers for lunch during the week. I've been recommending the recipe to all my co-workers who enjoy cooking.
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Hi! Can you update this version to work with the last wordpress version? Thumbnails images are not showing right on sidebars. or post gallery. Images just show original sizes
This theme has been tested and works with 3.8. If you need support please send your email here and I will help you. Thank you for your purchasehttp://londonthemes.com/contact/
Can't you just include this? Is very important
Hello! Great Theme! Quick question…Is it possible to put the top menu above the slider? If so, could you help me please?
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That would normally be considered a customization. Please write me on http://www.londonthemes.com/contact and I'll instruct you on which file's to move.
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Hi! Is it possible to asign custom sidebar to a post category?
As of right now this isn't built in though if I get enough request I will consider looking into a way to add it to the theme. Thank you for your interest
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Hi, first at all very nice Theme! Thank you. While importing the demo.xml i get a list of errors saying "Failed to import media …." , and not one image was imported. Is there a way to import them afterward i mean now that i installed everything?
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Hi, is it possible to set the single posts to blog type post="image" as default?
You could you'd have to edit some of the meta php though. This would be considered a customization. If you'd like me to apply it for you I could we can talk pricing submit it here.http://londonthemes.com/contact/
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I have just download this file that i find very cool, but i can't install it . It always mention that "The Css file" is missing.
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Have you tried contacting me for support ?http://www.londonthemes.com/contact
Are you planning on adding buddy press?
Maybe at a later date if it gets enough request. Thank you for your interest
I am having an issue with the last item in the top menu bouncing down to the left when ever you click on any menu item. The owner of this these does not seem to want to solve so I am hoping someone on here can help me fix this, as I am willing to pay someone since the owner does not want to get involved. It should be a very simple fix.
Replied to your email earlier.
The site is very nice! One error I've found is on the homepage. The slider content falls into the category below it. The Post's words and the "read more" button fall into the category directly below it. Is there an update for this?
Please send your error to http://londonthemes.com/contact/ and I will be sure to fix it. Do please include your license.txt file by pasting in with your issue's.
First, very nice theme…I have a few questions 1. Can the logo be larger, if so how can that be achieved? 2. On the left sidebar is there a way to put space in between the widgets like the right side one? 3.On the homepage is there a way to use just the spotlight and not use category? If so how can this be achieved? Also how can the more articles portion be removed as well
Thank you very much
one more thing….is there a way to put wording on the contact page? And what plugin are you using for the contact form…TY
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Your theme support Visual Composer?
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I'm helping with a website which uses your theme. Whenever we enable Jetpack the flex slider on the Homepage doesn't work any longer.
How come? And how can I fix this issue?
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the Skypanel is not working for me, I have no idea why all options dissapeared, maybe because of the wordpress 3.9.2 version?, can you please help me fix this, also another issue I found is that when I navigate on the phone, the banner is not working properly if you zoom out the site.
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Finest Certified 1872-S Eagle, MS61 NGC1872-S $10 MS61 NGC. A conditionally rare frontier era S-mint Eagle from an original mintage of a mere 17,300 pieces, the present piece is the finest of just two 1872-S Tens certified at the Mint State level (the other being an NGC MS60). This important example is atypically bold and there are no obtrusive contact marks, although a wispy pinscratch is noted near Liberty's ear. Both sides display bright satiny luster and a touch of coppery-orange patina at the borders. All San Francisco Mint Eagles between 1857 and 1877 are extremely rare in Uncirculated grades, and the 1872-S is no exception. Population: 1 in 61, none finer (7/04).(#8665) (Registry values: N7079) (NGC ID# 2653, PCGS# 8665)
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Hecla Reports Accident at the Lucky Friday Mine16:38 EST Friday, November 18, 2011 COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (Business Wire) -- Hecla Mining Company ("Hecla") (NYSE:HL) reports an accident occurred at its Lucky Friday mine in Northern Idaho on November 17, 2011. The accident occurred as part of the construction of the #4 Shaft at the Lucky Friday operation. Two contractors were involved in the accident during routine activities involving the construction of a 16-foot diameter underground rock bin (a storage area for broken rock). The work involved drilling, blasting, and mucking of rock into a previously constructed area. Both men were believed to be wearing all required personal protection equipment, including fall protection. For reasons that are unknown at this time, the two men were drawn into material that was moving underneath them. Both contractors were removed from the area and transported to the hospital, and one has been released. All personnel are accounted for. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and for a safe recovery of the injured contractor," said Phil Baker, President and Chief Executive Officer. "Operating our mines safely is a top priority for Hecla, and we will continue to work to prevent such incidents from occurring." The accident is being investigated by the Company and representatives from the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration. The workers' families have been notified. The Lucky Friday mine has temporarily ceased mining to investigate this accident. Mélanie Hennessey Direct Main: 800-HECLA91 (800-432-5291) Vice President – Investor Relations Email: email@example.com Direct: 604-694-7729 Website: www.hecla-mining.com Hecla Canada Ltd. Hecla Mining Company 400 – 580 Hornby Street 6500 N. Mineral Drive, Suite 200 Vancouver, British Columbia Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83815 V6C 3B6 Canada Hecla Mining CompanyMélanie Hennessey, Vice President ? Investor Relations, 604-694-7729Direct Main: 800-HECLA91 (800-432-5291)Email: firstname.lastname@example.com: www.hecla-mining.com


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Crown Point Gov. Andrew Cuomo has endorsed Bethany Kosmider in her bid to be re-elected Crown Point supervisor.
It's believed to the first time a governor has ever formally endorsed a local supervisor candidate.
"I consider it an honor to be recognized for my work by Gov. Cuomo," Kosmider said. "I am energized and more determined to continue in my quest for equality and fairness of all our citizens, while making Crown Point an attractive choice to visit, live and work."
Kosmider, a Democrat, is being challenged by Republican Charles Harrington.
"New York needs local leaders like Beth Kosmider," Cuomo said. "Her commitment to fiscal responsibility and fairness serves Crown Point and New York well.
"In her first term in office, Supervisor Kosmider is working to secure the resources needed to improve Crown Point's water system and other infrastructure," the governor said. "She is working to secure FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) reimbursement to help Crown Point recover from spring floods and Hurricane Irene. She is currently seeking support to help the town rebuild the Monitor Bay retaining wall.
"Supervisor Kosmider has also been working to reduce the cost and improve the effectiveness of town government by moving from three elected assessors to one appointed assessor and implementing a drug testing policy for town employees who operate heavy equipment," Cuomo added.
Kosmider led an effort to eliminate Crown Point's three-member, elected board of assessors in favor of a sole appointed assessor. The move, which was approved by the town board by a 3-2 vote, has proven to be controversial.
Kosmider and her supporters claimed the sole assessor will save Crown Point taxpayers money. They also point out nine other towns in the county have made the switch to a sole assessor, which has been recommended by state as a way to consolidate and shrink government.
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HBT Weekend Wrapup
Feb 7, 2011, 6:04 AM EDT
What you may have missed while building a fort out of guacamole and empty hype:
- The Orioles either bid against themselves for Vladamir Guerrero or else the Mystery Team strikes again.
- The Yankees signed Eric Chavez and Ronnie Belliard. A-Rod, Teixeira, Cano and Jeter: you're on notice!
- Now witness the firepower of this fully armed and operational Kyle Drabek!
- The Indians are "making progress" with Kevin Millwood. I would make jokes about Millwood's lack of leverage here, but after Vlad got $8 million I don't think I understand what leverage is anymore.
- Jim Edmonds had surgery on his Achilles tendon last month. Last month? I mean, I know it's hard to get an appointment sometimes, but Edmonds has been idled since the end of September. You'd think he might have done that earlier.
- Pujols contract negotiations aren't going very well. Mang.
- How the Mets handle K-Rod this year could be the financial canary in the coal mine.
- Woodie Fryman, R.I.P. For Tigers fans alive in 1972 he was the proto-Doyle Alexander. And they didn't have to give up nothin' for him.
- Please, let's not start this crap, OK?
- For, lo, the winter is past, The rain is over and gone; The flowers appear on the earth; The time of the singing of birds is come, And the voice of the turtle — and J.D. Drew's first injury of the year — is heard in our land.
- This Michael Young business will get out of control. It will get out of control and we'll be lucky to live through it.
- Hey, get me: I picked a Super Bowl winner. I didn't know until later, though, seeing as though I watched George Clooney in "The American" instead of the football game.
Gentlemen, start your equipment trucks. It's spring training time.
- bigxrob - Feb 7, 2011 at 8:12 AM
Speaking of loading the equipment trucks…
- heiniemanush - Feb 7, 2011 at 8:14 AM
I watched a documentary on the building of the U.N. instead of the football game. Le Corbusier was one tough Frog.
- Jonny 5 - Feb 7, 2011 at 8:31 AM
I thought it was a close competition between Doritos and Pepsi Max.
- megary - Feb 7, 2011 at 8:46 AM
Oh come on…best part of the game was seeing Deion all neon'd-up. I think the Bravos should find a place for him on their bench to be used as a late-inning base stealer and for veteran leadership/clubhouse presence. Might actually root for them.
- Detroit Michael - Feb 7, 2011 at 9:03 AM
Nice Ernie Harwell allusion too.
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Building an oven in the basement....
I'm working out a way to build the kitchen of my new Irish Pub and Eatery which is in the basement of a very old building. As far as I can tell, the "kitchen" area doesn't have a second floor, but the restaurant area does have two floors above it. I'll have to verify the lack of an upper floor over the kitchen. Anyway, I plan on building a double oven in the kitchen, and will be cooking everything in it that I would use a regular oven for normally. I currently don't see an issue with building the ovens in the kitchen, if the ceiling is open above that part of the building.
The question I have, is for the restaurant area... I plan to build a "double-scale" model of a clay oven, and use it as a fireplace for the bar/restaurant. I want it to not only provide heat from the mouth of the oven, but also to radiate heat from the sides - keeping heat in this one is not an issue - and keep my winter heating bills reasonable... the place is like 8000 sq ft total, so every little bit helps. I also have the issue of a sidewalk on the side of the building where I plan to build the oven, and two floors above mine, through which I would have to run the exhaust pipe through the roof.
Could I just run the exhaust through the wall to the kitchen, and run it with the cooking oven exhaust pipes?
How do I build my "fireplace" in a way that instead of holding heat, it gives off the maximum amount of heat in a full 360 degree radius? The whole building is stone, and it has 2' thick walls, so the stones behind the oven should reflect the heat back towards the open room.
I'll be building a brick grill to match the ovens for burgers and other grillable foods, steaks, etc., so if anyone has plans for a gas-fired - or better yet, wood-fired - stone grill, that would be awesome.
Re: Building an oven in the basement....
Welcome to the forum... You have lots of stuff going on here.
The question I have, is for the restaurant area... I plan to build a "double-scale" model of a clay oven, and use it as a fireplace for the bar/restaurant. I want it to not only provide heat from the mouth of the oven, but also to radiate heat from the sides - keeping heat in this one is not an issue - and keep my winter heating bills reasonable... the place is like 8000 sq ft total, so every little bit helps.
> this is do-able
I also have the issue of a sidewalk on the side of the building where I plan to build the oven, and two floors above mine, through which I would have to run the exhaust pipe through the roof.
> You lost me here what are you asking?
Could I just run the exhaust through the wall to the kitchen, and run it with the cooking oven exhaust pipes?
>Do you mean the exhaust from the "fire place oven"? are they going to be right above each other along the same wall?
How do I build my "fireplace" in a way that instead of holding heat, it gives off the maximum amount of heat in a full 360 degree radius? The whole building is stone, and it has 2' thick walls, so the stones behind the oven should reflect the heat back towards the open room.
> an uninsulated oven will act similar to a wood stove heater and the whole dome would radiate heat.
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Thanks for your answers to my questions...
Re: Building an oven in the basement....
Remember that every person in the room gives off as much heat as a 100 watt incandescent bulb. Lighting gives off heat. Your kitchen gives off heat. You don't want to be air conditioning in the dead of winter.
Good luck with your project. It sounds great so far. Remember that a lot of what you can do in a building, particularly a commercial building, will be dictated by the building department. Read up on building code, and get friendly with your building inspector. You'll be spending a lot of time with him/her.
Re: Building an oven in the basement....
As for the lack of insulation and sweaty patrons, another good point, and I think I can solve that one much easier. We're building a clay oven this weekend, no brick, just hay, clay, and rocks, and the original intent of the bar-side oven was to replicate the old clay and straw ovens. So, I think what we'll do is build the firebrick dome, insulate it, and then just build the clay dome over the actual oven for the decorative aspect of it.
Re: Building an oven in the basement....
I think your place sounds really exciting. I'm curious to see how the plans develop. Perhaps when you're a bit further along you can show us some pictures and/or a floor plan of the place.
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Hey what happened to my 2nd reply? I posted a huge reply after Dmun's?? I didn't check it but I remember posting.
Re: Building an oven in the basement....
There's a hitch in my plans though, that just appeared yesterday... I have an interview on Friday with the local school district for their network administrator position... This throws the proverbial wrench into the gears, because if they offer me the job, I absolutely must take it for my wife's sanity. If I get the job, I know I will still dream of the day when I can open my own restaurant, but I don't know if I will have the time or opportunity to do so because of the job.
I think what I'll do is just ride it out, see what happens, keep my plans working for the restaurant, and if everything falls into place, I'll just tell the school that I'm either leaving, or working remotely from my new restaurant, which I'm more than capable of doing. This is one of those things that I just can't resist.... the job of my dreams - network administrator - in a school district so I get educator's discount on computers, control of a generally liberal staff that I can start to influence with my conservative views , and sitting around doing software testing when I'm not fixing some idiot teacher's computer...
On that note, I told them I knew how to use MacOS X, so I should probably go borrow one of those today and crash course myself the OS... =)
Of course, the bar/restaurant is also the job of my dreams, especially a SUCCESSFUL bar/restaurant in a small town that will draw people from all over because of the atmosphere and quality of service. There, I get to do whatever I want because I'm the owner, I can bartend, cook, wait tables, or just sit there and watch everyone else if I decide to hire a full staff. As it stands right now, I have a vision, at least 20 people who've said they'd be my first customer, and at least 4 people who've said they'd love to work for me, either behind the bar or in the kitchen. Plus, I have people literally volunteering to help me design and plan the layout, atmosphere, and menu...
What to do, what to do...
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This post isnt what my other reply was. I dont know what happend to it?
If you like please take some advice from someone who has been there and done that.
Take the job---take the Job---take the Job. Your dream of the restaurant does not have to die just take a second to the job for right now. I new restaurant venture is extremely, expensive and even more time consuming, you can use the revenue from the job to help finance it a piece at a time. Keep in mind there are thousands of dollars in support equipment for the kitchen, dinning room expenses building permits, upgrading the buildings services (water, gas, electric) putting in bathrooms or remodeling the ones that are there, handicap access, heating and cooling, insulation, initial inventory, cash on hand or a credit line so you can pay the staff for the first month more likely 2 months. Lots and lots of stuff.
Its better to start putting money aside for all of this stuff now or developing a credit relationship in anticipation of these expenses. Doing a business plan if for NO OTHER BUSINESS is essential for a good ESTIMATE of a restaurant/bar..bar don't for get your liquor license out here they are about $10,000.00 and if you are in an older neighborhood where the zone is already saturated you will have to buy an existing permit or apply for a variance which can be in the neighborhood of triple that. Since you will be doing food as well the cost drops and I don't know what your fees are there but these are what it is in CA. After you get the job (good luck) go get a program called "Business Plan Pro" or download a free one and get it all on paper...believe me this makes a world of difference. You will see the costs and the realistic steps you need to take to achieve you dream.
Even with at full time manager on staff you still need to act as the General Manager and in the beginning you have dozens of people to deal with that all need your personal time to discuss things that need YOUR input on not that you can trust to a 3rd party you just hired regardless of their resume.
There is also menu planning and preparation once you get the menu decided on you need to see if it is going to work, not if people will like it but how the kitchen staff will be able to execute it. You need to plan prep times for certain foods which means some staff will need to come in early to do prep others need to come in later. Finding this balance can break you in and of itself and it will take several weeks to figure it out, all the while the staff is going to expect to be paid. There is also getting your ordering on a good schedule which again is a delicate balance of loss of product or running out of product. Plus many other things you will need to refine in the first several months all of this takes a tremendous amount of time.. and cannot be worked out on paper ahead of time completely. I mean you can try to forecast trends and busy times but you will not know what the actuals are until you get into it. Then there is the staff issues as well, inorder for a small place to "work" you staff need to be team players. A small wait staff of 2 or 3 can bring down a place much faster than a wait staff of 5-10 meaning that with a larger operation you have other servers that can pick up tables to make up for the weak ones when you have a small place guess who takes the extra tables.? YOU that is if you are not helping out in the kitchen, host, changing the dinning room music, dealing with an irate customer, making rounds on the floor inroducing yourself, answering the phone, helping the bartender or whatever else comes up, and believe me it comes up usually at a busy time even with the best planning something always comes up.
Running the daily operations of a good restaurtant is like combining clascial music with jazz. Clasical being all the training and preperation the Jazz being having the ability to roll with the punches using your training.
DON'T GET ME WRONG I am in NO way trying to discourage you. I dreamed of mine for years before opening. But since over the years I had worked in every position form bus boy to Food and Beverage manager I had a heads up on a lot of the back of the house operations. I took the advice of an Old Italian guy in the town I grew up in which was what I stated above. If you have a job keep it until the las min then go for it and you have to go for it 100% you cant have yourself torn between two priorities the restaurant needs your attention in the same way an infant needs their parent it will NOT flourish on auto pilot.
Or you could just hire a GM @ 60-70,000 and a manager @40-50,000 and supervise them. Which is what a lot of franchise buyers do but then again with a franchise most everything in terms of operations is worked out so you are not opening a "NEW" place that all the above comes with, its really a branch. But what fun would that be..The best part is BEING there..
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Hancock, couldn't screw up the system enough, and because the various
formulas weren't crazy enough to figure it out, the powers-that-be just
decided to make things a whole lot stranger for the Mountain West.
Of course, this comes out during NFL draft time so no one will notice,
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Mountain West four years to prove it's pretty enough to get past the
Try to keep up here (considering the practicality of the rules are as
simple as reading stereo instructions in Latin). Here's what the
Mountain West and WAC fans have to try to pay attention to over the next
few years to see if their conferences can qualify for the ever-elusive
automatic BCS bid. For the MAC, Conference USA, Mountain West, Sun Belt
or WAC to get its champions an automatic bid into the BCS, along with
signing off their eternal souls, written in blood, they have to (and I'm
dumbing this down) ...
1) Be ranked among the six best conferences in the country over the next
four seasons according to computer formulas.
2) Have enough teams ranked in the BCS top 25 to achieve a certain level
compared to the other top conferences.
3) Continue to have one team ranked high in the BCS standings. In other
words, there has to be at least one killer per year that gets ranked
among the big boys. As long as the non-BCS league's conference champion
is ranked higher than at least one BCS conference champion, everything
will be fine.
The more important part of the equation is part two as a point system
will be put in place that will end up counting for 50% of the formula.
This is a bad thing for the smaller Mountain West, who'll be lucky to
have at least three of its nine teams consistently in the final BCS
rankings, and forget about it for the other non-BCS conferences.
The earliest all this can kick in is 2014 as the BCS is in a sort of
self-evaluation process to see if the little guys are worthy of the
automatic dough, and once again, it's all exclusionary and it's all
BCS, ditch the automatic bids. The top ten teams in the final BCS
rankings get the sweet bowl bids with No. 1 and No. 2 playing for the
title. No one cares if the 18th ranked ACC champion is playing in the
Orange Bowl over the Chick-fil-A. Fans want to see the best matchups
possible, and if you're going to have this cockamamie system, then use
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Everyone I ever bought had two mags but I haven't bought that many autos.
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2 or more, depending on the package, I think. Mine came with 2.
New from the factory: Two for civies, three for LE.
Every Smith I have ever bought new had two mags.
My CS45 came with 3, my M&P came with 2.
None of these came with ANY magazines:
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