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Tickets to the tournament are $2 a person, although the "Best Fourth in the North" committee will accept additional donations.
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"I want to personally thank Bob Dedrick on behalf of the committee, the community and area visitors for his dedication to this tournament and the 'Best Fourth In The North'," Barber said.
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"'The Best Fourth In The North' celebration attracts many visitors to the Ticonderoga area every year, which supports local businesses and the local economy," Barber said. "The celebration for 2012 will be held July 1-4. 'The Best Fourth in the North' committee is dedicated to providing area residents and visitors with the best Fourth of July experience in the North Country."
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He's great (as an influence to the SPEED Metal dudes, as already said here... his biggest influences are probably the double-bass at the end-part of ANGEL OF DEATH and his fast-as-hell beats and hits of NECROPHOBIC, for these reasons). But his soloing at The Modern Drummer 2000 was kinda... uhhh ehhr "flat...", very UNinspirational, I'd say... there's nothing more one could say after watching Colaiuta at the same fest... Dave's good but certainly NOT a god... he's NOT THAT fast anymore... the bar was up-raised way too high by many xtreme metal drummers of today.. just a FACT... lightning-fast double-bass work is no Dave's sole privilege anymore... although I still dig his attitude and the fact the he's never took any formal musical education and played everything by the ears... he was also great in SLAYER for songs like SEASONS IN THE ABYSS, SILENT SCREAM, MANDATORY SUICIDE, WAR ENSEMBLE and all of his fast SPEED(!) Metal material with the band... - as much as with FANTOMAS and TESTAMENT... great drummer, but certainly not a "Master". Just wanted you to know that I'm also an old SLAYER fanATIC... that kind of maniac who memorizes every single note and lyrics of every single song of the band... :p
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The Saints used a strong second half on Friday night to outdistance themselves from Calumet St. Joseph. Aquinas turned a two point halftime lead into a 16 point runaway. The 71-55 victory was fueled by the play of Taelor Sanders. The junior from Dewitt scored 21 points, grabbed six rebounds, dished out four assists and recorded four steals. Allison Heberlein scored a career high 15 points, while Shelby Carter dominated the inside with 12 points and ten rebounds. Aquinas won the board war 58-41 and were credited with 16 steals.
On Saturday, the Saints were matched up with #15 ranked Cardinal Stritch from Wisconsin. The storyline was very similar to the previous night as the Saints turned a two point halftime advantage into a convincing victory. Allison Heberlin paced the Saints with 18 points, while Taelor Sanders chipped in with 13. The duo were named to the All-Tournament team for their fine play. The Saints limited their turnovers and turned up the heat on the defensive end to finish the weekend with a 2-0 record.
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It's the hottest selling camera now. Hybrid cameras, also called mirrorless or compact-system cameras, are compact like a point-and-shoot camera but offer a larger image sensor for better-quality shots. Plus, like more expensive DSLRs, you can change lenses to fit the scene you're shooting.
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MESA, AZ - The old saying, "They just don't make them like they used to," definitely rings true when you walk into Organ Stop Pizza in Mesa.
"The capital required to start something like this today would be impossible," said Jack Barz, manager and one of three owners of the restaurant, all of which started as dishwashers or counter attendants there as teens.
He's talking about the 6,000-pipe theater organ that's standing three stories tall right behind him, and above him, and all around the acre-size building we're standing in.
Built in 1927 for a theater in Denver, Colorado, the "Mighty Wurlitzer" now resides near Stapley and Southern, and has had some slightly updated modifications, like electronic relays and four giant wind turbines.
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Hi there, I'm doing a raycast to determine which object the mouse is over. Once this is done, I want check the vertex closest to that point within the object.
To start off with, just to ensure I understand what I'm doing, once an object is clicked, I'm looping through all the vertices and drawing a line between hte objects transform and the vertex as below:
I dont understand the result I'm getting (the little bundle of read lines at the position of hte plane) - the 'shape' seems to be correct (the bundle of lines seem to be stretching towards each vertex), but come considerably short of reaching them. It looks as if I need to scale the vertex positions to get the result I'm after, but I don't understand why?
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So this now makes it work: Vector3 newVertex = new Vector3 (vertex.x transform.localScale.x, vertex.z transform.localScale.z, vertex.y);
I don't understand why I need to scale this up - surely a vertex is an absolute position?
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Vertex positions are stored locally, relative to the object. You need to convert them to World Space.
I didnt read your entire post :) But im pretty sure this is what you want!
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works a treat, thanks
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Winchester Home Builders Inc. to Daniel L. Maxwell and Kristen L. Maxwell, 644 Shipley Ave., $163,000.
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I can't seem to set up my printer to where I can send pictures from my phone, HELP??
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This is a fantastic idea, but it as others have stated, it needs to be independent of Bing and independent of any one browser. Show some love for Chrome and Firefox!
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Review: Ruggers Pub
Posted by mike | Filed under Beer, Reviews
I've been to Ruggers something like three times now, and I never seem to get a chance to actually write about my experience. Despite the lag since my last visit, I'm going to write up some thoughts—just because I really think they deserve more attention than they seem to get. When you're looking for a low key bar with a decent list of craft beers on tap, it's well worth venturing off the main Carson Street drag to seek the place out—as long as a little smoke doesn't bother you.
Rugger's Pub
www.ruggerspub.com (a work in progress)
40 S. 22nd St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
(412) 381-1330
Ruggers first came to my attention on Twitter, after I bumped into one of their bar tenders at the PodCamp after-party (@pghrugbyangel). Based on the limited information I could dig up on the web, Ruggers seemed like exactly the kind of place I like to seek out: the under-appreciated and somewhat unknown local joint. After that initial digging and some friendly Twitter-prompting from Claire, I decided to give it a shot.
The "Ruggers" name highlights backing from several members of the Pittsburgh Rugby Club. I've also heard that it's owned by the same guy that owns Patrick's Pub up in Moon Township. It's certainly not really a foodie destination—or even a beer destination, for that matter. Instead, Ruggers is more of a relaxed bar that manages to steer clear of some of the South Side's more obnoxious revelers. Similar places can be found both on and off Carson Street, but the crowd at Ruggers is distinctly different: a little younger and a little more interested in good beer and better food. Perhaps even more significantly, the menu is far more than a little vegetarian-friendly.
Not a full-sized restaurant. The space is familiar: an elongated corridor with the bar running almost the full length and a handful of tables along the opposing wall. The kitchen, bathrooms, an extra table and a juke box are all packed in toward the back. With limited bar tables—easily outnumbered by seats at the bar, there's really no need for a designated wait staff; both times I went for food, I just stopped up by the bar and asked for a menu.
The staff is friendly, though chatty. They seem to occupy a common social circle, so it's easy to show up and find the most interesting conversation taking place behind the bar. If there's no one else around, I can't blame them—it just makes for an odd environment to pull out a laptop and work.
Minimally annoying WiFi. Speaking of my laptop, the WiFi network is free—though protected by a password. I'll be kind enough to leave the password out of my review, but it's the kind of thing you only need to ask for once. Easy to pull up on a second visit. I'll be the first to say that any WiFi password is moderately annoying but probably sensible. That said, a static password is still far more welcome situation than the time-limited Green Light service I've run into in some places.
A handful of smokers. I'll probably be called out if I don't mention the smoke, so I'll come out and say it: Ruggers is a somewhat smoker-friendly bar. That's not to say it's entirely smoke-filled or that everyone in there is smoking: it just means that you might run into someone smoking at the bar. I don't consider smoking to be a big deal: for whatever reason, it never bothers me. If it does bother you, then at least you've been warned.
Plenty of craft beer draghts. For a small place with just a handful of draft options, the beer list is really quite good. They have a nice representation of styles from Edmund Fitzgerald (my favorite porter) to the Church Brew Works Celestial Gold. In the time since my last visit, the Ruggers site is even online—listing more draft options than I knew they had space for. They certainly aren't afraid of to run a Labatt special during a Penguins game, but adjunct lagers are certainly in the minority.
Standard menu with some veggie options. The menu isn't online for me to review in detail, but it certainly doesn't contain any surprises—except perhaps it's size. For a small place with a tiny kitchen, the menu is actually fairly large. I found sandwiches, salads, wraps, burgers, and soup. Rumor has it, the veggie burger is made in-house (not just a frozen patty). I've also found that their salads are pleasantly large: even the half-sized salad is around the size of any other restaurant's entree salad.
First trip: the veggie wrap. The first time I hit up Ruggers, I ordered a veggie wrap. Filled with pieces of Ruggers' homemade veggie burger, grilled pepper and onion, and even some tomato sauce, there were definitely a number of flavors floating around inside. I'm not one to order fries, but I noticed that pickle chips happened to be an option. Not having ever heard of (or consumed) a pickle chip, I went for it. I'd say the pickle chips were interesting, but probably not worth the points. The wrap was good, though. A nice non-salad option for vegetarians. I won't say it was exceptional, but I'd definitely order it again.
Second trip: the garden veggie salad. My second trip was an odd day for me: a Saturday with a mixed up schedule. I ended up at Ruggers on a Saturday afternoon (around 3pm). It was still light out, and I was basically the only person there. That gave me a chance to get some decent photos and a chance to try another menu item: the garden veggie salad. Afraid it might be a tiny salad, I tried to order an entree version. The bar tender warned that even the half-portion was huge. With that input, I opted for the half-salad—and was surprised to see that it was about the same size as any other restaurant's entree salad. I would be afraid to even see what the full-sized salad looks like.
Though the salad was big and topped with all sorts of vegetables, I must say it carried an off flavor that I couldn't quite place. If I had to guess, I would say it came from the roasted pepper topping—which obviously came from a jar. If I ordered again, I'd likely opt to go without the peppers. There were plenty of other vegetables anyway.
I'm a supporter. Ruggers is the type of place I like to support: Local, different, and trying to do the right thing. Their staff seems to care about making customers happy, and the menu can be taken in any direction you like: veggie options, enormous salads, soup, or even more traditional bar fare. I won't say the food is anything write home about, but I will say the beer list is surprising. If smoke bothers you, then I imagine you'll just stay away; other than that, I'd say it's worth a shot. If you're tired of some of the other Carson Street mainstays, then I'd say it's definitely time to give Ruggers a try.
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3 Responses to "Review: Ruggers Pub"
yinzerparty Says:
December 30th, 2010 at 12:44 pm
i like ruggers and the crowd and the nightlife there. it never fails to dissapointment on good bar food or beer selection either. i'm a huuuuuuuge hate of smoke, it makes me very sick. so i will say: it's open enough that the smoke doesn't choke you like dee's or belveredere's. it's never been too much of a problem for me there. I also like that it's not super dark like other bars can be
Em Says:
January 3rd, 2011 at 4:59 pm
Definitely check out Ruggers on a game day for a really lively experience. I plan to make a visit during the Rugby Sevens World Series in February. The food is decent, the draft list is consistently quality, and the atmopshere is one of the best in the city.
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February 4th, 2011 at 5:31 pm
This is a great place even for an old man like me (65). Stop in occassionally when I'm on SS. LIve in North Hills. If you like Rugby, or even have a slight interest, you can hook up with Pittsburgh Rugby Club (I'm a former player) and Pittsburgh Angels here. Great bar food (even better than most bars) and good selection of bourbon and scotch at a reasonable price (similar to jack's pricing but better than Jack's because of good food). Try it, you'll really like it. I even have a buddy of mine who is amazed at this place. anyone that I've told to stop here really comes away impressed.


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she should also be many (10-15 or so) years older than EJ.
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Vera Chapman and the Tolkien Society 6 February 1972 is a letter from J.R.R. Tolkien to Vera Chapman and The Tolkien Society, written on February 6, 1972.
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- ↑ Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull (2006), The J.R.R. Tolkien Companion and Guide: Chronology, p. 759
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