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|Friday, 18 April 2008 01:54
The architect and design of the new City Hall was chosen through a design competition held by the City and Wright Runstad & Company. Three finalists from a field of 13 local design firms were selected to participate in the competition. In September of 2003, the finalists presented their designs to the Mayor, the City Council, Wright Runstad & Company, and the public. The City received a total of 134 comment cards from both the public and city staff. Of those who expressed a preference, 85% preferred MulvannyG2's design. More importantly, the design was selected by the unanimous vote of the City Council.
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More than half of Boston's low-income children have been harmed by physical or psychological abuse, or have witnessed violence done to others. Many have lost parents or siblings to homicide. They bring their inevitable psychic damage to school, to the playground and to their relationships.
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|Another recipe card design by Smilebox
I was searching the internet for some recipe card templates, and when I clicked one to check it out,
my Smilebox uploaded. I have used Smilebox quite a few times for greeting cards, but evidently they have recipe cards and scrapbooking too. Any how, it was too cute to pass up the fun. So the recipe I was going to share with you anyway, is now jazzed up for your entertainment. This probably isn't a template I would use for the blog all the time, but it sure is a fun way to pass a recipe along to someone special via e-mail. Hope you enjoy... you may want to try out smilebox yourself, its free.
P.S Scroll down to the bottom of the page and pause my music playlist to limit the clash of music.
Monday, August 15, 2011
Raspberry Pretzel Dessert
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- Homeschool on the Croft said...
That is so cool! What a fun way to swap recipes.... and a lovely looking recipe to swap ;)
(You clearly care nothing for my unmoving 8lbs, do you!)
- August 16, 2011 at 6:52 AM
- Heather said...
Thanks for sharing!! Raspberry Pretzel sounds yummy! Smilebox is really neat I will have to use it sometime ~Love Heather
- August 16, 2011 at 7:00 AM
- Kirsteen said...
That was fun :0)
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The Crap We Missed – Tuesday 12.18.12
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Alanis Morissette and Mario Treadway at The Grove in Los Angeles. (December 17, 2012)
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You oughta know that she will go down on you in the theater.
Dude=Dawson + Peyton Manning
… + Doug Henning
Alanis More-heavy-sette
It's nice to see that the Grove is "Special Needs" friendly.
Defying all prior medical knowledge, she actually caught Down's Syndrome.
I honestly did not know that Down's Syndrome could be sexually transmitted.
Isn't it ironic….don't you think?
It's like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife
The Lucky Winners of The Walmart Dating Game.
Mario Treadway as Wesley Crusher?
Alanis and Mario struggle to catch up with their special needs group.
Looking at them, it's like 1983 all over again!
Holy cow, lately she is looking like.. well, pretty much the same, actually.
Octomom looks like she's late for the latest round of collagen shots.
"Remember when you used to masturbate to pictures of me in high school? Isn't it ironic? Don't you think?"
Don't judge James Van Der Beek for dating the Octomom. Those kids need a father and James need the work.
Looks like she should have married Mario Treadmill.
If you squint really hard, it's a young Arnold Schwarzenegger with a really old Mary Magdalene. Hey, it's Christmas.
Taylor Swift of the 90s.
You take that back. Taylor Swift doesn't deserve to be mentioned in the same sentence as Alanis.
Alanis may be ugly, but she has more talent in one saddle-bag than TS has in her entire body.
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2012-13 (Junior)Played six singles and four doubles matches ... posted a 3-3 singles record in the fall ... all three wins coming at the UNM Balloon Fiesta Classic en route to winning the "white" singles flight ... rallied to defeat Yannick Blank of New Mexico State, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 in the final.
2011-12 (Sophomore)Won eight singles and three doubles matches ... captured two matches at the No. 3 singles position and three at the No. 5 spot ... won two doubles matches with Stephen Katrien.
2010-11 (Freshman) Played 16 overall singles matches, including six dual singles matches ... posted a 3-0 record at the No. 5 spot ... played seven doubles matches, all during the fall tournament season.
Before Air ForceRanked #6 in Southwest Section USTA, Boy's 18s ... highest 2010 tennisrecruiting.net National Ranking was #186 ... advanced to quarterfinals of 2010 Copper Bowl, Boy's 18s ... advanced to quarterfinals of 2009 National Open in Denver, Boy's 18s ... won two rounds (one main, one consolation) at National Clay Courts in 2009 ... three-year letterwinner in tennis ... three-time team MVP ... Arizona High School State doubles champion as a junior and singles runner-up as a sophomore ... placed third at the state tournament in doubles as a senior ... team captain his senior season ... high school tennis coach was Jeff Knight.
PersonalParents are Larry Lineberry and Dr. Deborah Pardee ... worked the Expeditionary Skills and Evasion Training (ESET) this past summer ... also had SEAL Officer Selection training ... active in his squadron as a safety officer ... member of athletic's list ... hobbies include playing the guitar and ping-pong ... favorite food is Chinese food ... favorite movie is Batman 3 ... favorite TV show is American Dad ... greatest moment in sports was achieving the No. 1 ranking in his USTA section ... credits his father with the biggest influence on his sports career ... member of cadet squadron 20.


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In a powerful example of storytelling, psychologist George Burns met with a mother and her six-year-old daughter, Jessica, who'd been labeled by two psychologists as "an elective mute." Jessica spoke freely and age-appropriately at home, but would not utter a sound to anyone outside her family.
While Jessica sat on the floor drawing, Dr. Burns told her mother a story from his own childhood about a boy named Billy who was teased by the other children for his silence:
"That day the door of the cupboard at the back of the classroom was ajar and a feather duster protruded through the gap. As we filed into class, Billy's eye fell on the protruding feathers and, without thinking, he exclaimed, 'Sir, there's a hen in the cupboard!' Everyone laughed, and after that Billy spoke."At this point Jessica handed Dr. Burns a drawing of a bird and told him it was "Tweetie."
"Who's Tweetie?" he asked.
"My canary."
Both Dr. Burns and Jessica's mother were stunned. He was the first adult Jessica had ever spoken to outside her family. "The empowerment for her to change an established pattern of behavior," he concluded, "had come not just through a story, but through one told so indirectly that it was apparently being communicated to someone else."
Stories aren't just for children. A good teaching tale can reach your clients at both conscious and unconscious levels — a right-brain "zing" along with a left-brain "aha."


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Gary DeLaune
With a career spanning five decades, iconic San Antonio broadcaster and journalist Gary DeLaune blogs about the impressive list of firsts as well as numerous news and sports memories.
Yearly Archive for 2012
A Dallas weekend to remember: JFK
"This KLIF bulletin; From Dallas, three shots were reportedly fired at the motorcade of President Kennedy today in the downtown section: KLIF news is checking out the report. We will have further reports. Stay tuned … " A few months ago, I received an e-mail from a vivacious young woman from the United Kingdom, Karen […] [Read More]
Your Honor, the defense rests
Not only was he one of the best defense lawyers in Texas, he was one of the best sideline analysts we have had the privilege to work with in our high school football broadcasts for San Antonio radio. Only 61, Jimmy Parks Jr. was so descriptive and insightful describing a particular play, the broadcast crew […] [Read More]
The day that Tom cried
It was a February to remember. His image was that of an unemotional, no-nonsense leader whose countenance was always as stone-faced as the giant carvings on Mount Rushmore. Tears from Tom? Nah. He was a man who would never cry. But he did, and so did the players he told goodbye. It was a very […] [Read More]
I'll go for 53, the good Lord willin'
"Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus." Written more than a century ago in the New York Sun newspaper, and for the past 52 years, Santa has put some great gifts in my athletic socks: Another year of being able to describe sports action as well as my ability would allow. Those are the treasured […] [Read More]


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6 facts about children's well-being
08-Oct-2014How are relationships, bullying, appearance and 'screen time' associated with children's well-being?
What is human capital?
20-Aug-2014Infographic explaining what human capital is, how it changed over the economic downturn and how it differs by age, gender and qualifications held.
Infographic: Highest education productivity growth rate since series began
01-Oct-2013Infographic explaining the highest education productivity growth rate since series began
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26-Apr-2013An Overview of Children's Well-being, 2013
Regional Profiles - Summary - South West
08-Jun-2011Key facts and figures for the South West Region, with population density map for local and unitary authorities in the area.
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Measuring National Well-being - Exploring the Well-being of Children in the UK, 2014
08-Oct-2014An analysis of baseline estimates for 22 of the 31 measures of children's well-being, this report considers how selected measures have changed over time or differ by gender.
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25-Sep-2014Provides updated estimates of growth in the volume of public service education output, inputs and productivity from 1996 to 2012.
Human Capital Estimates, 2013
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Human Capital Estimates, 2012
12-Dec-2013The valuation of the UK's Human Capital Stock from 2004 to 2012. This release is part of a programme of work within the Measuring National Well-being Programme and updates previous estimates released by ONS in December 2011.
Public Service Productivity Estimates, Education 2011
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25-Sep-2014Quantity and quality adjusted output indices.
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Day 02: Cape Town city and surroundsToday will be spent exploring the city and the Cape Peninsular .
Included in the cost are the following options:
- A Cable Car ride to the top of Table Mountain
- A trip to Robben Island
- Entrance fees to Kirstenbosch Gardens , Boulders Penguin Colony and the Cape Point Nature Reserve
The actual sequence of these events will vary as the trip up Table Mountain and to Robben Island are best undertaken on clear days. Lunch today will be for your own account at any one of many options, ranging from elegant restaurants to street cafes or even a take-away picnic at a scenic spot.
Dinner has also not been included as Cape Town has the widest selection of restaurants in the country and we prefer to leave the choice to you! Your guide will accompany you for dinner, if requested and if you choose a restaurant that involves transport. This is not obligatory however. If you choose to have your guide join you, their dinner will also be for your account.
Overnight: Mountain Manor Guest House
Meals: B
Day 03: The winelandsWe meet you after breakfast and head out into the world renowned wine producing valleys and hills of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. To add scenic value, and depending on your personal preferences and time, you might like to travel via Hermanus, where you can go whale watching (season from June to December). This route will take us down into Franschhoek via the spectacular Franschhoek Pass. For the brave - shark cage diving from Gansbaai is also an option!
Most of the day is spent exploring the winelands and the two historic towns of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch as we make our way to the Protea Stellenbosch Hotel. Lunch is for your own account.
With its Mediterranean climate, scenic environment and well-maintained facilities, Stellenbosch is the second-oldest town in South Africa and affectionately referred to as the "Town of Oaks ". Whether it is the magnificent backdrop of mountain ranges you seek, perhaps just a scenic drive, wine tasting at wine farms or exploring the quaint shops and historical parts of the village, you will never run out of things to see and do.
The hotel is flanked by two international class golf courses and a fine selection of wine farms. The north side of the property faces the Stellenbosch and Helderberg mountains and, from the south, False Bay and Table Mountain can be seen in the distance. The hotel provides state-of-the-art conference rooms, a fine dining restaurant, an action bar and a sun deck overlooking the Blaauwklippen vineyards.
All rooms have: DSTV remote control TVs, tea / coffee making facilities, touch dial telephones, individually controlled air conditioning, an electronic safe, electronic key card security front doors, computer / multi plug points and duvets. All the bathrooms are en suite and most apartments have shaded carports available. Security is excellent.
Overnight: Protea Hotel Stellenbosch
Meals: B
DAY 04 The day is at leisure and will either end at Cape Town Airport in time for an onward flight, or alternatively, you can continue with the tour and travel to Port Elizabeth on the " Garden Route / Port Elizabeth module"
Should you choose to combine the two tours, a discount will apply.
Costs Based on 4 PAX
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Santa Hates St. Louis
Categories: Apropos of Nothing
What's a city gotta do to catch a break these days?
Santa Claus is coming to town...with his windows rolled up and sleigh doors locked.
If you didn't find exactly what you wanted under the Chrisma-Hannu-Kwanz-Festi-Solsti-Non-Denominational-Winter-Holiday tree last weekend, well, The New Yorker magazine can tell you why: Santa, well, just doesn't feel too comfortable touching down in certain parts of St. Louis and its surrounding suburbs.
"They just give me the creeps," he told one top elf.
Something we said? Or maybe just because we're the most dangerous city in America? Either way, you can read the rest of the magazine's "SantaLeaks" humor piece at their website.
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I've been rewatching Season One, and I see what ya mean. I like Joan better before she became feminized, and there are plenty of others that are starting to be modern and seeing the light on womens roles. Can't we still have our one sex kitten?? Cool stuff, too! ZSMReplyDelete
Ahh! Spoiler Alert! I shouldn't have read anything! I have been waiting 4ever for the new season to come out. I have roped my BF into watching it too so now I''m waiting for him to catch up on the previous seasons. I can watch them like crack, a whole disk in one sitting!ReplyDelete
Nooo lol, no real spoilers... Just that I was disappointed with the Joan character, SO FAR...
I hope it gets better this season, I have only watched the first 3 episodes. =)


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New Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Stock Assessment Shows Rebuilding Efforts Should Continue
~ Sets Higher Abundance Level Requirements and Population Targets ~
NEWPORT NEWS, VA./ANNAPOLIS, MD (August 9, 2011) – A new scientific assessment of the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab population released today indicates significantly more work needs to be done to fully rebuild the stock to sustainable levels. The new assessment from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reveals that — while the stock has increased substantially in response to three years of rebuilding efforts by Virginia, Maryland and the Potomac River Fisheries Commission — the stock was more depleted than originally believed and will take longer to rebuild than had been expected.
"The crab stock is improving throughout the Bay. Collectively, we have made a lot of progress over the past three years. But this new science indicates we still have a way to go to achieve our goal of having a biologically stable stock with a robust harvest," said Jack Travelstead, Virginia's Fisheries Chief. "This is a sea-change in how we will manage the fishery."
The assessment, which sets a new overfishing threshold as well as a new safe abundance level for female crabs, took three years to complete and represents the best available science on the stock's reproductive capabilities, lifespan, gender and size distributions. The assessment underwent rigorous scientific scrutiny in a peer review by Dr. Julian Addison of France, Dr. Cathy Dichmont of Australia and Dr. Billy Ernst of Chile.
"Having a more accurate approach to blue crab management benefits not only the population, but also our hardworking watermen, the seafood industry and recreational crabbers across the Chesapeake Bay region," said Tom O'Connell, Director of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Fisheries Service. "The new safe female abundance level and overfishing threshold will dictate how the fishery is managed in the years to come."
Until now, fishery managers used an interim target of 200 million total adult crabs in the bay as the threshold of a healthy stock and considered overfishing to occur if 53 percent of adult (age 1+) crabs were harvested in a year. Regulations were established to meet these benchmarks, which were based on 2005 bay-wide crab assessment data.
The new stock assessment sets a new healthy-species abundance level of 215 million female crabs, with overfishing occurring if 34 percent of the female crabs are harvested in a year. Put into context, this means that fishery managers have only come close to achieving this level of female abundance three times over the past 22 years, in 2010, 1993 and 1991.
These more stringent assessments of the stock's health will allow fishery managers to set more precise female harvest limits in order to fully rebuild the stock. Virginia, Maryland and the PRFC remain committed to working together to rebuild the bay's crab population to meet the new female population threshold and abundance target.
"This is the best available science and we must, under Virginia law, use this to craft more precise harvest regulations to achieve our goal," Travelstead said. "We do not yet know exactly what those regulations will look like. That will be discussed and decided over the next few weeks, but it doesn't appear Virginia will be in a position to relax harvest restrictions at this point."
The Virginia Marine Resources Commission is scheduled to discuss the new stock assessment and vote on whether to close the winter crab dredge fishery for the fourth year in a row, as well as other crab conservation measures, on Aug. 23.
"The results of the new assessment are not expected to result in significant changes to the existing framework that will be used to manage Maryland's 2012 fishery," added O'Connell. "We will continue to focus on bushel limits and closures to achieve our targets, using harvest and winter dredge survey information to make these decisions. Maryland's Blue Crab Industry Advisory Committee will meet later in the fall to identify industry-preferred 2012 management strategies for females."
In September the Chesapeake Bay Stock Assessment Committee will meet to consider the new assessment, examine data from the past two years and provide management recommendations to Maryland, Virginia and the Potomac River Fisheries Commission.
"The Potomac River Fisheries Commission remains committed to continuing the Bay-wide coordinated efforts to rebuild the cabs stocks and maintain a healthy fishery," said A.C. Carpenter, Commission Executive Secretary.
The bay-wide crab harvest in 2010 was in the 90 million-pound range, confirming that a healthy harvesting industry can coexist with regulations designed to rebuild a self-sustaining, healthy blue crab population.
Through a historic collaboration in 2008, Maryland, Virginia and the Potomac River Fisheries Commission took strong, coordinated action to reduce harvest pressure on female crabs by 34 percent. At that time, scientists deemed conservation measures necessary as blue crabs suffered near historic lows in spawning stock.
"Overall, crabs in the bay are doing well. Implementing recommendations developed in the stock assessment, like focusing fishing regulations on female crabs, will help even more," said Dr. Tom Miller, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, lead author of the stock assessment.
The stock assessment can be viewed in its entirety at http://hjort.cbl.umces.edu/crabs/Assessment.html
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AC Milan hold the advantage over PSV Eindhoven in their Champions League play-off after the first leg at the Philips Stadion ended in a 1-1 draw on Tuesday night.
Milan striker Stephan El Shaarawy opened the scoring in the 15th minute, nodding in from Ignazio Abate's cross.
PSV equalised around the hour mark when Milan goalkeeper Christian Abbiati let a shot from Jeffrey Bruma spin up off him and Tim Matavz headed the ball into the net.
Lyon look to have a tough task on their hands to make it through to the group stage after their first leg against Real Sociedad ended in a 2-0 home defeat.
Frenchman Antoine Griezmann put the visitors in front in the 17th minute with an acrobatic effort and the advantage was doubled in the 50th minute when Haris Seferovic's volley caught out goalkeeper Anthony Lopes.
Things got even worse for Lyon in the 75th minute as Milan Bisevac was sent off having picked up a second yellow card.
Zenit St Petersburg's progression seems all but secure already at the half-way point of their tie against Pacos Ferreira after they claimed a 4-1 aggregate lead from the first leg in Portugal.
Roman Shirokov netted a hat-trick, with his second goal coming two minutes after Andre Leao's volleyed equaliser.
Zenit's third came through an own-goal by goalkeeper Matias Degra and Shirokov wrapped up his treble in the final moments.
Viktoria Plzen have the advantage in their tie against Maribor, winning the first leg 3-1 at home.
They were 1-0 up early on through Marian Cisovsky and added another goal via Vladimir Darida 13 minutes into the second half, shortly before Ales Mejac pulled back a goal for the away side with a delightful strike.
Michal Duris restored the two-goal cushion with a minute of normal time to go.
Shakhter Karagandy pulled off a surprise 2-0 victory over Celtic in Astana to take a significant step towards becoming the first Kazakh side in history to reach the group stages.
The hosts took the lead in the 12th minute of the qualifying play-off first leg through captain Andrei Finonchenko, who snuck in to poke the ball past goalkeeper Fraser Forster after a long throw from the left was flicked on at the front post.
The Scottish champions were then undone again with 13 minutes of normal time remaining as Finonchenko saw his effort well blocked by Steven Mouyokolo, Gediminas Vicius drove the loose ball forward and it teed up for Sergei Khizhnichenko to head beyond Forster.
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Carol Barnum was invited to speak at a new conference, ConveyUX, which focuses on user experience. Her two talks were on Content Strategy and Communicating with Users Around the World.
Joe Welinske, the conference organizer and well known to technical communicators for his popular Writers UA conferences, created this conference venue in response to a growing need for UX practitioners to hear the latest topics in user experience. Then he invited Carol, along with Jared Spool, Dana Chisnell, Luke Wroblowski, and others to round out the 3-day Seattle conference program. in early March, 2013.


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Philosophy of everybody's business. As human beings, we all have the ability, and even the proclivity, to philosophize. We all engage in philosphical thought in the course of our daily live. What is philosophy? Why is it important? The importance of philosophy can be summed up in two words: Great Ideas. Great Ideas are the ideas that have been captured and developed in what are often called the Great Books of Western Civilization. They are common concepts that are a part of everyone's vocabulary and ordinary conversation and important, basic ideas that we think about throughout our lives - as children, adolescents and adults. What does it mean to be Good? How do we decide the Right thing to do? What is Love? The same question may appear to have different answers; the journey through the conflicting answers to a resolution is called philosophy. The Great Ideas are Art, Beauty, Change, Democracy, Emotion, Freedom, God, Good and Evil, Government, Justice, Labour, Language, Law, Learning, Love, Man, Opinion, Philosophy, Progress, Punishment, Truth, and War and Peace. Although everyone has a basic grasp of these Great Ideas, not everyone understands them as well as he or she could or should. In "How to Think About the Great Ideas", renowned philosopher Mortimer J. Adler guides readers to an understanding of these fundamental ideas and their practical applications to our daily lives. Not only does he clarify what the Great Ideas are, he helps readers understand the immediate role/application and importance of these ideas in our lives. These essays are based on the famous television lecture series by Mortimer Adler.
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This collection of transcripts from a 50-year-old educational television series has its creaky moments, but overall it is surprisingly fresh, containing much sound thinking on a variety of philosophical questions.As if embarrassed to reveal the book's age, the publishers neglect to mention until the afterword that its contents were originally broadcast in 1953 54 as a series of 52 weekly half-hour TV shows. This material has been shaped into 52 chapters on the `Great Ideas`: e.g., truth; knowledge and opinion; good and evil; beauty and art; law and government; philosophy; and God. Each idea is rationally investigated, on the assumption that clear thinking can yield some knowledge and sharpen some questions. As a window into television's early days, the book has curiosity value: viewers of the time evidently considered it good television to watch Adler (Art, the Arts, and the Great Ideas, 1994, etc.) discourse on philosophy with his sidekick Lloyd Luckman. Try selling that format to a network today! In some ways the show was forward-looking: viewers interacted with Adler, sending written queries that were answered the following week, like a slow-motion Internet forum. Other touches seem musty: references to President Eisenhower and the burning issue of `conformity versus dissent,` and the absence of references to non-Western writings. Much of the content is familiar from Adler's other books, padded with the wordiness endemic to speech. Even so, the encyclopedic scope on issues of genuinely perennial interest is welcome, as is Adler's refreshingly non-postmodern optimism about the power of philosophy to discover truth. Adler, who characterizes philosophy as `rational talk about the basic problems of mankind,` is occasionally too talky, but for the most part delivers the rational discourse he promises. (Kirkus Reviews)


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Vino Nadoz Opening at the Boulevard in Richmond Heights This Week
|Vino Nadoz was transformed from a Cold Stone Creamery to a sleek 43-seat restaurant by the architects at SPACE.
But over the weekend, the Beckers quietly opened the doors for a new venture just next to the Richmond Heights' Nadoz -- Vino Nadoz (16 the Boulevard; 314-726-0400). The official opening isn't until Wednesday, March 30, but Gut Check was able to pop over last Friday, try a few dishes and put together a scouting report.
The prognosis, we're happy to announce, is excellent.
In charge of the kitchen is Kathy Schmidt, the original chef at Jimmy's on the Park in Clayton and the executive chef of the three Nadoz locations. She's assisted by chef de cuisine Stephanie Hay and sommelier Walter Edwards, who'd worked with Schmidt in the past at a restaurant in Evansville, Indiana. Schmidt recruited the pair -- a couple in real life, not just their foodie ones -- to move to St. Louis in December and help her put the food and wine programs together.
"The menu is a lot of her inspiration," Schmidt says. "It's been a four-month odyssey." She adds, "It's not a large menu, but there's a lot of really cool stuff on it."
And that definitely includes Hay's "Rueben Bake," a pot of dip that Kathy Becker describes, accurately, as a deconstructed Reuben sandwich. Served with rye crackers and punctuated by one of the tangiest, tastiest Thousand Island dressings Gut Check has ever had the pleasure of scarfing down, it's a knockout.
Vino Nadoz is a wine bar, but this piping-hot blend of corned beef, sauerkraut, swiss and caraway cries out for a beer. (Thank God they've got Boulevard on tap.)
We also adored the lobster mac & cheese. It's not a huge serving (and at $15, it's the priciest item on the menu), but you only have to try it once to realize it's actually something of a bargain: Each and every bite we tried was positively studded with fat chunks of lobster meat. The cheese sauce is sweeter than we're used to, with mascarpone joining the more typical Gruyère, Gouda and white cheddar. Delish.
The Farm Pear Salad features the most amazing Gorgonzola crème brûlée -- perfect with a crisp white wine.
But it was Schmidt's pear salad that we'll be pushing our friends to try next time we come back. (And yes, we will be back.) It has the usual baby greens and raspberry vinaigrette and chunks of blue cheese -- but it also introduces a savory Gorgonzola crème brûlée, served chilled and topped with three perfect slices of port-poached pears. Schmidt says she was inspired by a pairing of Gorgonzola and port, and indeed, we're not the only people who agree that's a felicitous combination: It is said to have been the hit of the night at Vino Nadoz's "family and friends" opening last week.
All this was pretty dazzling, but it took pairing our salad with a swig of the white burgundy recommended by sommelier Edwards to take the dish into the stratosphere. And that's when we really got what Vino Nadoz hopes to be about: a chef-driven restaurant, where a series of well-executed dishes dance cheek-to-cheek with an easily accessible wine list.
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Public hearings and common council approval may be a good thing, but is there any doubt as to the eventual desired goal here. It certainly has nothing to do with this nomination of an educated African-American woman of good character. We'd all be better served if a prerequisite was for all candidates to take a TEST which would determine his/her ability to apply COMMON SENSE.
Working closely as I have on a number of justice reform efforts serving on the police commission would without a doubt be one of the toughest jobs.
Wisconsin makes this job even more tougher due to its truth in sentencing laws that discount judicial discretion. Citizens and police are very divided on what constitutes neglect issues by officers, the courts, jails and prisons. Military style training of officers increases that divide.
It might shock those outside the criminal justice system to understand that not all of the justice reforms are about releasing them all. Justice reform is about listening to look at avenues to flex the law to meet the needs so people don't reoffend. Sometimes those needs mean people are not released at their own request. Some transitional programs are in fact in jails where offenders are not ready by their own admission to face the weekends or nights near temptations of bars or drugs. These programs do not put the offenders under arrest. Some just sit in the jail lobby and they are free to come or go to make their own choice.
Justice reform listening is also about talking about the past hurts, vetting the ideas and goals. Often times this results in no material change in the law but does better educate officers.
The listening can't just be directed at this commission they need to include the officers. Maybe many officers won't speak but they are listening.
Milwaukee could benefit from a buffer of a short term program where MPD doesn't hold citizens and sheriffs do all transports. You need that buffer to heal, to have confidence and move forward.
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very nice site and very clean the chalet was well equipped too plenty to do in the locality especially if you have children.
Had a brilliant few days in a very comfortable Gold caravan at Bideford Day. The site was quiet and it was lovely to walk straight out onto the coast path through the woods. Great do the dog too.
I didn't mind the steep slopes either although was glad we were level with the shop. We walked to Clovelly and enjoyed a trip to the amazing Westward Ho! beach.
Very good we enjoyed a lovely week,the place we stayed was very clean and tidy and we would recommend family and friends to stay excellent.
Superb site and very helpful staff. Food in the club is very good. A bit hilly for older people and the disabled
This park was in the middle of no where and the caravan was dirty especially the shower cubicle. We were told that because our caravan was Gold standard we wouldn't need to bring anything other than tea towels and towels. When we got there we needed far more than that. There was no toilet role for example! Really poor and not what I expected at all. The mattresses were broken and the springs were sticking out everywhere.
We chanced a late booking and were delighted with our caravan - it was imaculate and seemed very new. All staff were very helpful. The park itself is in a beautiful location, surrounded by woodlands and coastal walks. We would love to return again in the future.
Enjoyable holiday. Parking was inconvenient for loading and off-loading holiday gear.
Fantastic holiday.
Caravan was dirty and some of the bedding wasn't made up as it should have been. Ground staff and restaurant staff were rude. Reception staff were lovely though.
Camp shop was very good and staff couldn't be more helpful.
Beds were tiny , very short , which was awful as 4 of our party were 6ft or over. Sofa bed was so uncomfortable I was left with bruises on my hips.
Travel cot doesn't fit in to any of the rooms without tipping 2 single beds on end. Baby could not sleep in with her parents . This was totally unacceptable as it was not made clear until we rang reception ! Not safe either as the beds could have fallen.
When we ran out of gas on our 2nd day at breakfast time it took 2 hours to replace it even though we were assured it would be replaced "right away" .
All in all it would have been a pretty awful holiday if we hadn't had such good weather and company.
Would definitely not recommend !
Caravan was clean and bigger than I expected. Lovely site to be on. Brilliant for famalies. Very clean.
Our caravan was old and tired, but the site was generally good. The soft play area could have been better laid out as there was no space for parents to supervise the children comfortably.
We had to call maintenance, out of hours to which there was no answer and would have been a real problem if it had been an emergency.
We requested extra bedding which we never received and the travel cot which I took the trouble to call and arrange wasn't provided and even if it had of been there wasn't enough room anywhere to put it up, so I cancelled and got a refund.
Overal we had a lovely holiday and the location was great for going out for days in he area, but I probably wouldn't bother with a resort again, I'd just book a cottage as it would have more room and as we didn't use the site facilities as much as I thought it made the holiday very expensive.
The holiday was absolutely lovely, me and my family had a great time. Only problem was the caravan had an issue with Ants, we informed Reception, they came out the first time however we rang various more times due to the problem not getting any better, my daughter had a Ant crawling on her and I found one in my hair which wasn't pleasant. No one came back out to see us. Near the end of the holiday my partner went out to Asda and purchased some Ant killer and spent a good half hour or so having a good look all around the outside and underneath of the Caravan and found an Ants nest in a bush next to the Caravan and put boiling water and the Ant killer on it of which resolved the problem. We weren't too happy that we had to purchase the Ant killer and spend our own time of our holiday searching for the nest when you have employees of which do that job. I hate to moan about it as it was literally the only issue we had other than that everything about the holiday was fantastic.
Lovely, beautiful place to be in . Covely is wonderful. Bideford is pretty. We will come back to Bideford but not the caravan park
Lovely holiday park and setting. Staff very helpful and friendly. Only downside was that the inside pool is small so every time we visited we had a long wait to go in. Caravan lovely size and clean. Would visit again.
The chalet we stayed in was clean, spacious and well equipped. We couldn't find out much about it when we booked - would have been good to have more info about the accommodation on the website.
Restaurant on site was expensive and the food was a bit disappointing and choice limited. Plenty of nicer places to eat in surrounding areas.
Worst aspect of our holiday was the indoor swimming pool facilities. The water was warm but that was the only positive. The changing rooms were freezing as right by the entrance which was always open. They needed a good clean. Lockers didn't have locks, and there weren't many so if busy there was no where safe to leave belongings. The toilets were absolutely disgusting.


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CRESSON, PA – Malcolm Edwards (Cleveland Heights, OH/Lutheran East) poured in a career-high 29 points to go with 17 rebounds as the Hilbert College men's basketball team stopped a five-game skid with a 94-76 win at Mount Aloysius College. Five different Hawks scored in double figures Saturday helping Hilbert improve to 10-11 overall and 6-8 in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC).
Never trailing, the Hawks led by as many as 13 points midway through the first half while shooting 43% before settling for a 40-34 lead at the break. Edwards converted his first six of nine field goal attempts and was off to a quick start with 16 points and seven rebounds in 16 minutes of work.
In the second half, Hilbert would lead by as many as 20 and shot better than 52% to take control of the game. Mike Reyes (Buffalo, NY/Bishop Timon) scored all 10 of his points in the second stanza where the Hawks held a 27-9 edge on the boards.
On the afternoon, Hilbert drained 10 of 26 three-point attempts while also dominating the points in the paint, 48-24. The Hawks bench played a contributing role with 26 points coming from reserves. Dan Terrette (Shinglehouse, PA/Oswayo Valley) converted three of four three-pointers and scored a career-high 13 points to lead the Hilbert back-ups.
Edwards finished the afternoon 12 of 20 from the field and five of seven from the foul line. The 6'7 junior grabbed 10 offensive rebounds and collected three blocks to go with three assists. Dallas Reinard (Smethport, PA/Smethport) scored 10 of his 14 points in the second half and also grabbed 12 rebounds. Andy Marchand (Rochester, NY/C.G. Finney) continued his fine play with 10 points and three assists.
Richard McNutt, the AMCC's leading scorer, led the Mounties (5-15, 1-13) with 25 points. Mount Aloysius converted 21 of 22 free throws, with the 6'8 McNutt knocking down eight out of nine attempts. Joe Balog came off the bench to score 16 points in a losing effort.
Currently in seventh place, the Hawks will need to finish in the top six to make their third straight appearance in the AMCC post-season tournament. Hilbert will travel to the University of Pitt-Greensburg on Wednesday for an 8:00 pm clash with the third place Bobcats (10-11, 8-6).
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I like to watch him play. Glad he plays for LSU and not against them. Best of luck to Tyrann and the team.
Old wooden trestle bridge with a concrete section every 400 feet or so.
McDonogh had a great marching band.
McDonogh had a pretty good football team back in the 80's.
This is so sad. Thanks for the memories, Steve.
And Army has a heck of a running attack for the snow.
Snow in October on the east coast proves global warming is man made.
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Unfortunately people in New Orleans think this is normal.
Bob Marshall, you democratic political hack. For TWO YEARS Obama had the democratic congress and filibuster proof democratic senate. All they worried about was nationalized health care and funneling millions into bankrupt solar panel company fronts for democratic contributions. NOTHING done for the coast. But somehow you try to twist the democrats total failure to do anything into being the republican's fault. If the democrats are your guys, why did they do nothing about any of your concerns when they had total power? And why don't you write about that? Doen't fit your agenda does it?
Then how is their record 3-0?
Just run the his teleprompter across the bottom of the TV screen as a news ticker. Anyone who cares what this guy has to say about how he will continue to increase the unemployment level and bankrupt the country can read it. Everyone else can ignore it and watch the game.
I love that coward hiding behind a pen comment. There could be no better description of this writer.
Britt, what are you calling for 13 players supposedly to be suspended for?
Ed Hargett, Bobby Scott, Mike Buck, Danny Waurfell and other Saints backups all had similar stories written about them year after year. Then one day they had to go out and play against defenses that were preparing for them. It wasn't pretty. Brees is proven special, he won a Super Bowl. Daniel has completed two pro career passes for 16 total yards, and had his butt handed to him by every highly ranked team he played against in college. Nothing proven yet. Better hope Brees doesn't get hurt.
Since he has been mentioned above, I wonder how many people remember Eddie Palubinskas?
This idiot is being quiet this week. Good job guys, especially JJ and Les Miles.
I live in Columbia, MO and have seen Chase Daniel play. Typical case of rolling up big statistics on lesser teams and having his ass handed to him by the likes of Oklahoma and Texas. He can throw bubble screens and dink passes but when the defense takes it away, he doesn't have the arm strength to make them pay. Was consistently outplayed by Sam Bradford, Colt McCoy and Zach Robinson. Saints fans, can you say Ed Hargett or Bobby Scott? They were also great quarterbacks until they actually got into a game.
So it's a shame Reggie Bush and other college players get nothing for playing football. They get college education. Not cheap. Ask any parent trying to send their kids to college. They know the rules. They choose to go to college and play. Nobody forces them. Reggie Bush cheated and USC turned a blind eye, thinking pretend ignorance would be a good defense. Reggie Bush could have just skipped college and gone full time into the sports promotion business with his partners. No NCAA rules broken with free condo in that case. Just promote yourself and sell your jerseys for three years while waiting to be drafted. Right.
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Jones said that MocoSpace currently generates 3 billion pages per month and was recently named the fourth most visited mobile Web site in the United States by analyst firm Ground Truth. Average session times are over 13 minutes on mobile, and mobile users access the site over five times per day, on average. Jones said the site expects its virtual currency and goods to exceed 15 percent of revenue by the end of 2010.