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wack jones: ths guy is a complete joke
Phil D: This is why, as a business owner (general), I do not install pattern concrete.
But l must also express that, if a customer asked for all those stipulations, I'd walk away. IMO I think most concrete contractors would just say to themselves, after hearing this from a customer, that this job is going to be a headache. Dealing with perfectionistic customer is suicide; most contractors would think to themselves the hell with this, why bother. I don't care how much l need the coin. People offer suggestions to what ought to be put in place before signing but try to actually get a contractor to agree to those terms, never. It's unrealistic as there's too many variables with Mother Nature that can go wrong that has noting to do with the quality of concrete.
Id just walk away from a deal like that and let the other contractor not answer the phone when called to repair a installation.
Joseph Torres: So truly the homeowner is correct...BUT to a point...there will be defects...of course....quite a few...yes ...EVERYONE DOES THEM...but NOT that many...!!!! So he is right...that's the bottom line
Joseph Torres: I do concrete for a living.... Just like a lot of people who watch this video... And I'd have to say the homeowner is correct.... If you really pay attention to what he says... You will notice that no "chert" popped out on the sidewalk/walkway... But the driveway popped Out all over the next two seasons 180 spots.. Anyone who knows Concrete.... Knows what kind of weather conditions they have in their area... So a true professional practices what he needs specifically in his area... Four instance large score marks in Arizona... Lots more reinforcement in California.... Surface retarder's in Hawaii.... And water reducers in freeze/thaw states back east...
Bella Concrete, Inc.: Steve I also wanted to mention for you and for any who have viewed your videos, that as you mentioned Hilltop delivered concrete to your jobsite that was determined within industry "standards". My previous comments describe the problem in our industry that determines those standards. By openly stating that Hilltop delivered "bad" concrete to your project, you and anyone else that decides to do what you have done, could be open to a lawsuit against you from these Red-mix suppliers, who have very deep pockets. Hilltop delivered concrete to your job site that was within industry standards-not "bad" concrete.
Those of us who are professionals in this industry know how to prevent both the sealer and "chert" issues that you've had on your driveway. We know how to work with the materials that are available to us and make the necessary adjustments. There are extra steps needed during installation, as well as additional materials that we use to compensate for standard concrete mixes that are available today. 4,500 p.s.i. verses a 5,000 p.s.i. concrete mix design has very little to do with controlling or preventing either of the problems you experienced, and in fact using a 5,000 p.s.i. mix could easily cause other issues especially regarding cracking.
Your dissatisfaction with your driveway has led you to take a crash course on decorative concrete, and you can not possibly become an expert in this trade or be qualified to offer advise, or any type of guidance without field experience in our trade. It would be no different if you did the same thing after a brain surgery where you felt you didn't fully recover the way that you should have, and blamed the surgeon. You could file a lawsuit and do all the research you wanted on brain surgery, but a wise person would never view you as an expert on brain surgery or take any advise from you on how to go about selecting a surgeon, or performing the actual surgery.
Because you are not a professional in our industry, you should be careful not to guide homeowners or suggest that they do things a certain way, or specify certain materials be used when installing their decorative concrete, their future problems based on your suggestions, could become your problems as well.
I personally have 30 field experience installing decorative concrete, and I am a professional in this industry. If homeowners want a quality decorative concrete job, they need to contact a professional in the industry, with similar experience who can guide them to make good decisions.
Bella Concrete, Inc.: Hi Steve, I'm sorry to hear that you are unsatisfied with your driveway. I just now found your second video. I wish I had seen this post years ago I may have been able to save you allot of money in legal fees that you could have used to patch and re-seal the driveway. Sealer applied to colored/stamped concrete does have a 2-5 year re-application schedule depending on the homeowners preference. The important thing to remember is that sealer wears progressively throughout that time period, it does not just all instantly disappear at 2 years or 5 years. During this process the appearance may not look uniform. You will notice some areas where the sealer is gone next to areas where there is still sealer. Because the look is not uniform we do have customers that re-seal every year. We also have customers that let all of the seal wear off and never re-seal. Once the sealer completely wears off the appearance is again uniform. It is a different look, but it still looks nice. This re-sealing issue comes down to homeowner preference.
Concerning the "chert" issue, this one is far more complex. First I am sure you know by now that the ASTM standard for the amount of allowable "chert" in your concrete mix is 5%. What you probably did not know but have learned through this process, is that 5% refers to "surface area". Believe it or not, that means the concrete mix can meet this standard and you can have a total of 5 pop-outs within every 1 square foot of surface area of your driveway. From what you have described you are no where near that total amount of pop-outs.
If your contractor had agreed to using an State Highway concrete mix design on your driveway project, that allowable chert amount would have been cut down to 2%, however that still means 2 pop-outs allowed for every 1 square foot of surface area. These 2% highway mixes are predominately limestone mixes, however specifying limestone does not eliminate the chance for pop-outs. Unfortunately those highway mix designs are rarely used in residential construction.
As concrete contractors we are at the mercy of the raw materials available to us. Unfortunately the available aggregate that the Redi-Mix concrete plants use contains more and more chert the deeper the mines get as the years go on. That is the reason the ASTM standards are what they are. Opening up new mining locations rarely happens because these decorative issues are as of yet not a concern of the large Redi-Mix suppliers, or those who continue to make huge profits in our industry. Synthetic aggregates would also solve this issue, but again cost is a large factor. If either of the changes were to be made in our industry today, redi-mixed concrete would probably not be available/affordable for residential construction projects.
You are unfortunately involved with an issue that many of us professional experienced decorative concrete contractors are very passionate about. We would all like to see these changes made in our industry, but realize that "big business" and "greed" will probably never allow the proper changes to be made.
From what I can see from your video RKC was a quality contractor, and did a nice job on your project. What is unfortunate is that you have become another victim of our industry "standards". Changes to these industry standards will most likely not happen in your or my lifetime, and until they do lawyers are the only ones who will benefit from these "issues".
Also I have found from my own personal experience, hiring concrete contractors from Angies List recommendations in no way gaurantees that they are at all knowledgeable about these issues, or know how to prevent them. In fact most concrete contractors do not know about these issues until they find themselves involved in a lawsuit.
Andrew: You should have company name in title so search engines can pick it up better. But this would seriously hurt their business when people research company name.
Maggie Stokes: Thank you for this useful information. I imagine it has your contractor squirming. We are building a house and are considering stamped concrete for various outdoor areas. Your video has given us a valuable road map if, indeed, we go in that direction.
jammin jimmy: I am sorry you are having the problems you are. I do overlay work, and would recommend you stay on top of any areas that become porous, as any water penetration will change concrete chemistry, and if it freezes once in, the pops will be more apparent. Try to find an installer of acrylic overlay in your area or order acrylic resin, and decking for patch work on the internet. Where you live is definitely a more aggressive winter wise than where I reside (Phoenix, AZ.) But I do work in freeze thaw areas (Prescott & Sedona) and have seen this problem addressed by keeping the water OUT as best you can. It will require that you learn and stay diligent on the application of sealer, but this will be your best assurance of attaining the longest life of your product. I would purchase a 2500 PSI pressure washer (minimum) and have a good coat of solvent based sealer applied to a clean very dry warm surface prior to going into the cold snowy season. Your home is very beautiful, I can tell you are the type of owner that takes great pride in your home. Best of luck with your driveway, JIM
Enrique Onate: you have "pop outs" only on your driveway. its has heavier traffic coming in and out then your patio and sidewalk where ppl only walk on .
Vincent Mckinney: concrete is guaranteed 2 things, get hard and crack, this isnt the contractors fault, maybe the concrete company, i do concrete, this happens when its too cold, or the concrete isnt mixed well, although had you hired a smaller company, they would have treated you better. and checked the concrete, i have had to send concrete back to the plant before,
Carmela O: You cant warranty concrete its exposed to the elements. if he had a problem with workmanship or he didn't get a specified amount of concrete or the proper reinforcement wasn't utilized then sure but he clearly states his grip is with the actually concrete mix which I am confidant the contractor clearly states isn't his fault. Those surface blisters can be remedy. I live in philly and we see it time to time. that work looks great and I feel bad that this guy is going to this extreme but imagine contractors going back to jobs 4 years later to fix concrete that's been exposed to the elements and the like. everyone would go bankrupt. moreover pavers have the same issues. The contractor is merely an installer. notice how this guy dose not talk about anything but the concrete that was installed 4 years prior ..
Julie Cramer: Thanks for the advice. I think I will forgo this idea.
Nancy Oneill: Thank you for sharing your experience on YouTube. We just had a stamped concrete patio poured this morning. Wish I would have viewed this a week ago. While I don't anticipate problems, seeing this makes me think I should. So far I am very happy with the work. And it is springtime so the risk of freeze is low. Still the info you provide tells me to be aware of the possibilities. Thank you.
Angus Phelps: bs
isctony: where there's blame there's a claim huh!
Daniel Neubert: Great video for anyone thinking about a stamped concrete driveway. I see a lot of people posting disparaging remarks about the homeowner. If I paid 25,000 for that job I would expect a better job than what he received. Some said he should sue the concrete company who mixed the concrete. Let me remind you the homeowner contracted with the contractor for the whole job. It is therefore the contractor's to make sure the concrete, sealer, base and everything covering the complete job is what would be reasonably expected for a quality job. When the homeowner paid 25,000 and signed a contract the contractor takes on that responsibility. If, one said, it is because of the salt in the area then that should have been spelled out to the homeowner and told these problems would happen. If told that, then I assume he would have gone a different route with the driveway. To expect this homeowner to accept this driveway is unreasonable. He relied and experts to do the job and someone in the chain did not fulfill their part of the contract.
rimaggio: Incredibly well done and useful information to help others select a concrete re-surfacing process and contractor. Thank you!
John James: It may be in your best interest to read your contract carefully and consult with the contractor to resolve your issue in a viable manner. I'm not sure what your asking of your contractor for remedy but most and I'm not saying all people are susceptible to acceptable remedies. I'm not commenting to take either side just like to see people keep and open mind set to possible cost effective solutions. Good luck!!!
John James: Sir I must state that concrete flakes chips and discolors over time. As far as the concrete flaking on your drive and not in the other areas. You seem intelligent enough to recognize that salt from your car and or applying it to the drive for ice and snow removal will create concrete and product erosion. The salt may be picked up by vehicles from your county applying it to the roads for snow removal. Your driveway also has loads running across it vs your sidewalk and porch not having loads.
Stamped Concrete 5 out of 5


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GAZA - A Hamas member whose charred body was found in his Damascus apartment was not assassinated as first thought but died from inhaling smoke, an official of the Islamist group said on Friday.The body of Kamal Husni Ghanaja was found on June 27 in a cupboard above the ceiling of his ransacked apartment in the Qudsia neighborhood of Damascus and Hamas launched an investigation into what it had said was a "cowardly murder". But a Hamas official with direct knowledge of the investigation, said on Friday that the group has found that Ghanaja was not assassinated."An internal investigation indicated brother Ghanaja died because of the smoke coming from a generator he used in his house ... he was not murdered," the Hamas official said.The Syrian capital for years has served as a base for Hamas's leadership in exile but many of the group's top officials and their families have left during the past 16 months of violence in Syria.
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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, about nine out of 10 workers drive to work. An additional 5% of workers take public transportation, and about 2.5% walk. Of those that drive, about three out of four drive alone. The Census Bureau also estimated the average commute per worker (in 2005) at 24 minutes, which translates to about 100 hours of work-related commuting per year.
The Costs of Driving
Those 100 hours of driving to work (and "fighting" traffic) represent more than two weeks of vacation. Given worsening traffic conditions in major metropolitan areas, commute times appear to become exacerbated over the years.
Using a commuter calculator, based on a 10-mile (one-way) drive every weekday, if gas is at $2.30 per gallon and at an 86-cent per mile driver's direct cost (maintenance, parking) the driver can expect to pay an annual driving cost of nearly $6,700.
In terms of opportunity costs, drivers can spend 100 hours of unproductive time if they are not careful of how they manage their commute. Assuming an hourly rate of $25, those 100 hours represent $2,500 in potential lost productivity per year. Over a 10-year period, that translates to $25,000 in potential lost productivity. (To learn more, see our Economics Tutorial.)
Granted, we could use somewhat more conservative numbers as drivers these days use their cellphones in order to conduct a variety of transactions and conversations. Still, the costs add up. Direct costs and opportunity costs amount to several thousand dollars per year. Therefore, it behooves business professionals to attend "Commuters' University" in order to extract benefit without committing any additional time to the learning process.
Using Commute Time to Earn a "Virtual Degree"
Business, accounting and finance professionals can use their commute time in order to enhance their skills. Workers can listen to a variety of business, leadership and management audiobooks that can improve work performance, while investors can learn certain insights by listening to finance, economics and investing audiobooks. (For more, see You Don't Know Jack Welch.)
- Commuters can "read" several dozen books in their field per year, without committing additional time to do it. Assuming 100 hours of commute per year, and further assuming 5 hours as the average length of an audiobook, it's possible to absorb 20 additional books annually. Most would agree that a professional within a certain function (say finance), who has read 200 books (which is essentially a small library) in his or her field, is a qualified expert in his or her chosen profession.
- Leveraging the expertise and business wisdom of the likes of Jack Welch, Donald Trump and other business gurus can lead to much higher performance at work within a short period. New insights and knowledge can lead not only to improved professional decisions, but potentially higher quality decision-making in one's personal life.
- Elevated knowledge can not only bring tangible benefits (salary increases, bonuses, promotions, esteem from colleagues), but can also serve to prevent disadvantages in the workplace, heartache and hard lessons. Peers and colleagues who have significantly less commuting time, who listen to audiobooks, or who take public transportation and can access wireless signals for their laptops (and therefore, do work) can enjoy productivity advantages over passive commuters.
Most U.S. universities require 50 classes in order to earn a bachelor's degree. Assuming each college course requires students to read four books over an entire semester, a commuter who listens to 200 audiobooks over a 10-year period will have taken in roughly the same amount of material and knowledge equivalent to a bachelor's degree - without committing additional time. Would it be reasonable to assume that a worker who periodically "earns degrees" would have more salary increases, promotions, and recognition over the course of an entire career? Promotions and additional exposure can provide a variety of other opportunities to graduates of "CommutersUniversity." (For more, see Invest In Yourself With A College Education.)
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Brenda McGregor, 60Published 9:14pm Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Brenda McGregor, 60
Born: Aug. 16, 1951
Died: June 19, 2012
Brenda Joyce McGregor, 60, of Oak Street in Niles, died at 4:14 p.m. Tuesday, June 19, 2012, at Lakeland Community Hospital in Niles of an extended illness.
"Miss Brenda," as she was known to all, was born Aug. 16, 1951, in York, Pa., to Edward and Olga (Tompos) McGregor. Miss Brenda was a member of Niles Westside Seventh-day Adventist Church. She loved God and church.
She is survived by her significant other, Bill Mead, of Niles; her daughter, Betti Joe Osler, of Mishawaka; her son, Larry Landrum, of New Mexico; grandchildren, Michael, Livia, Joshua, Travis and Alaina; great-granddaughter; her sister, Jackie (Edward) Cornelis, of North Liberty, Ind.; and two brothers, Sammy McGregor and Mike McGregor, of Topeka, Kan.
Funeral services for Brenda Joyce McGregor will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, June 22, at Niles Westside Seventh-day Adventist Church with Pastor Walton Williams, of the church, officiating. The family will receive relatives and friends two hours prior to the serviced Friday at the church. Arrangements were made by Halbritter Funeral Home in Niles. Contributions in memory of Miss Brenda may be made to Niles Westside Seventh-day Adventist Church.


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Bouveret's syndrome: presentation of two cases with review of the literature and development of a surgical treatment strategy
1 Department of General, Visceral and Transplantation Surgery, University of Heidelberg, Im Neuenheimer Feld 110, 69120, Heidelberg, Germany
2 Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology, University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany
3 Department of Radiology, German Cancer Research Center (dkfz), Heidelberg, Germany
4 Institute of Diagnostic, Interventional and Pediatric Radiology, University Hospital Bern, Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland
BMC Surgery 2013, 13:33 doi:10.1186/1471-2482-13-33Published: 4 September 2013
Bouveret's syndrome causes gastric outlet obstruction when a gallstone is impacted in the duodenum or stomach via a bilioenteric fistula. It is a rare condition that causes significant morbidity and mortality and often occurs in the elderly with significant comorbidities. Individual diagnostic and treatment strategies are required for optimal management and outcome. The purpose of this paper is to develop a surgical strategy for optimized individual treatment of Bouveret's syndrome based on the available literature and motivated by our own experience.
Case presentation
Two cases of Bouveret's syndrome are presented with individual management and restrictive surgical approaches tailored to the condition of the patients and intraoperative findings.
Improved diagnostics and restrictive individual surgical approaches have shown to lower the mortality rates of Bouveret's syndrome. For optimized outcome of the individual patient: The medical and perioperative management and time of surgery are tailored to the condition of the patient. CT-scan is most often required to secure the diagnosis. The surgical approach includes enterolithotomy alone or in combination with simultaneous or subsequent cholecystectomy and fistula repair. Lower overall morbidity and mortality are in favor of restrictive surgical approaches. The surgical strategy is adapted to the intraoperative findings and to the risk for secondary complications vs. the age and comorbidities of the patient.


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Vidal withdrew from his national team's matches against England and Brazil after injuring his thigh in the second-half of Juventus' 3-0 victory over Napoli on November 10.
FIFA rules state that a player cannot play a competitive club game for five days if sent home injured from an international call-up.
But the governing body cleared Vidal and he will be available to take on the 15th-placed Livorno at the Stadio Armando Picchi on Sunday.
Also, reports from Italian media have suggested that the 26-year-old has signed a contract extension with the Turin-based club.
According to CalcioNews24.com, Vidal has agreed on a new deal that will be announced by Juventus in the next few days.
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Cisco sues Apple over iPhone name
Cisco Systems filed suit against Apple today, claiming that the company is using the iPhone name without permission. The suit comes after an apparent licensing deal fell through this week following years of negotiations over the iPhone trademark, which Cisco has owned since 2000.
"Cisco entered into negotiations with Apple in good faith after Apple repeatedly asked permission to use Cisco's iPhone name," Mark Chandler, Cisco's senior vice president and general counsel, said in a statement. "There is no doubt that Apple's new phone is very exciting, but they should not be using our trademark without permission."
As of yesterday, Cisco said it was confident Apple would agree to its latest terms, noting that it was expecting to receive a signed agreement from Apple. Cisco said the paperwork never arrived, and today filed a lawsuit, asking a U.S. district judge for Northern California to order Apple not to use the iPhone name during this week's Macworld Expo.
Natalie Kerris, an Apple spokeswoman, dismissed Cisco's suit. "We think Cisco's trademark lawsuit is silly," she said. Several companies already use the name "iPhone" for Voice-over-Internet products, Kerris said. "Apple is the first company to ever use the 'iPhone' name for a cell phone. We believe that Cisco's trademark registration is tenuous at best. If Cisco wants to challenge us on it, we are very confident we would prevail."
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After Apple's abuse of many companies using the word "pod," this is just desserts. That pathetic "well that is a phone and this is a CELL phone" is ridiculous. Apple would never accept that as an excuse from someone they were suing.
Posted by LC Angell on January 10, 2007 at 10:46 PM (CST)
There is a difference in Voip and a cell phone, mostly technological as they do similar communications. Yes, I know it's obvious, but the technical differences may get Apple off the hook.
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 12:38 AM (CST)
I wonder if apple would feel the same way if someone were to market some non-music related product under the name of ipod.
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 1:18 AM (CST)
As much as I love Apple and its products…it is bs what they are claiming. Anyway, I hope that they don't keep the name in hopes that they come up with something better. Honestly, I got tired of the name usage prior to its announcement. C'mon Apple you pulled off a great product…bring forward a great name for it.
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 1:25 AM (CST)
Seeing as the demo showed that the iPhone (apple's) will run dashboard widgets, that there is a Skype widget available, and it has built in 802.11x, it means that it has a built in feature that will go up directly against the Linksys (Cisco) VoIP phone. Very sloppy on Apple's part.
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 3:21 AM (CST)
Meh, Cisco has allowed the trademark to be diluted already (see the Linksys iPhone, among others). So, they really don't have a case. It's too late for them to whine about it now.
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 3:23 AM (CST)
cisco owns linksys, silly
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 4:11 AM (CST)
1 - Everyone's been expecting an iPhone from apple for years.
2 - Linksys has owned the iPhone trademark for years.
3 - Most people obviously didn't know this; Apple probably did.
4 - Apple ANNOUNCE iPhone as expected. Fanboys faint.
5 - Apple announce AppleTV and rebrand corporation
6 - Cisco Sue. Become 'Bad guys'
7 - Apple RELEASE device as ApplePhone, strengthen branding, please everyone. Except Cisco…
8 - Profit!
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 4:51 AM (CST)
Let's hope that Sony introduces an internet tablet named iPod and Apple files suit against Sony for using their trademark and Sony presents a counter-argument that the Sony iPod is just an internet tablet for use in home or public WLANs and not a music player and then Apple loses out to Sony in the suit based on the counter-argument presented by Sony.
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 6:21 AM (CST)
Let's hope that companies concentrate on producing products people want rather than suing each other all the time!
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 7:08 AM (CST)
Oh Puh-LEEEEZ, if I even so much sold fruit on a street corner and put up a sign saying "Apples", Jobs' cronies would have my house, car, kids, and their kids' kids digging in South African coal mines for the rest of their miserable lives.
Apple knew what it was doing when they entered into negotiations years back for use of the term iphone. Don't cry now because Cisco isn't making this convenient for them!
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 8:46 AM (CST)
Trademarks are a really big deal. The makers of the Frisbee very seriously goard the use of that term to keep it from becoming a common use term. Look at what happened to the term 'aspirin' in the US (ruled a s common use name, so no trademark) and in Canada (trademarked name). Xerox has the same issue.
Try to open a "Mc" restauraunt anywhere in the US and see what happens.
Apple…very sloppy, and it looks bad since they sue anyone who even looks at the "i" or "pod" name.
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 8:47 AM (CST)
Cisco suing Apple was inevitable after Apple decided to use the term iPhone. Apple deserves to get sued over the trademark, they had to have known that Cisco has owned the trademark rights to "iPhone" for years. so announcing an iPhone when you dont even own the trademark is asking for trouble.
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 11:15 AM (CST)
Apple will lose this case as soon as it goes in court. Karma is quite a b**ch, eh mr. Jobs?
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 11:19 AM (CST)
Apple will most definitely lose this one—as they should from every legal aspect.
Sad, but the Apple I once knew and loved, since 1984, has become more and more like the large corporations I no longer care for. Yes, there good corporations and bad corporations; Apple is treading in the gray area, but leaning to the dark side these days.
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 11:21 AM (CST)
Wow! So many Trademark law experts in one place!
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 12:17 PM (CST)
Raven, lighten up. People are just sounding off…..no one claims to be a legal expert here. Why else would they be trolling these boards instead of spending time at their real job ("Would you like those french fries supersized, sir?")
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 1:09 PM (CST)
Posted by LC Angell on January 11, 2007 at 2:10 PM (CST)
FryPod anyone?
Posted by LC Angell on January 12, 2007 at 5:44 AM (CST)
I'm inventing a new holder for coffee pods called PodDaddy. Jobs please sue me so I can feel abused for my failure to please you.
No. I'm not a former Apple employee and I've enjoyed their products since Steve's return. I just think Jobs could stand to lose a battle or five.
Posted by LC Angell on January 12, 2007 at 8:48 AM (CST)
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Matthew Boulton
attributed to Anne Jessop, Lady Beechey, after Sir William Beechey
watercolour and bodycolour on ivory, circa 1799 (circa 1799)
3 1/8 in. x 2 1/2 in. (79 mm x 64 mm) oval
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- Anne Jessop, Lady Beechey (1764-1833), Artist and miniature painter; wife of Sir William Beechey. Artist associated with 1 portrait, Sitter in 1 portrait.
- Sir William Beechey (1753-1839), Portrait painter. Artist associated with 250 portraits, Sitter in 7 portraits.
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- Walker, Richard, Miniatures: 300 Years of the English Miniature, 1998, p. 107
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Favorite spots: Green Zebra, Naha, Seven Treasures , Orange, Sweets & Savories
Review of Sweets & Savories: Why more people don't know about Sweets & Savories is a mystery to me. This tiny restaurant in West Lincoln Park serves fancy and innovative French-influenced cuisine with little attitude, as evidenced by all the servers wearing jeans. Be prepared to waddle out of the restaurant, as each meal is guaranteed to end on a high note with classic, flawlessly executed desserts.
My last meal would be at: Tru. This is the best restaurant in the city (sorry, Charlie Trotter and Grant Achatz) and provides an unforgettable experience. From the first amuse bouche to the last mignardises, every bite is something to remember. ... It's expensive and not an everyday--or even every-year--type of restaurant, but for a final meal, it will due just fine.
Best under-the-rader spot: Seven Treasures is the best restaurant in Chinatown. Most people are put off by its lack of decor, but the food, speed of service, range of menu options and inexpensive price make it worth a visit. My favorite dishes are braised duck with vegetables and chicken with taro root hot pot: two dishes you don't find in restaurants outside of Chinatown.


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CommentaryApril 22nd, 2015
Time to mobilise
The internet has gone mobile. Surging sales of smartphones and tablets means that browsing while on the move is part of everyday life now. But new changes to Google's search engine algorithms mean that optimizing websites for mobile devices is about to become even more important.
Google announced its changes to the way it compiles search results in late February, and put them into action two days ago: Tuesday 21 April. It doesn't give too much away about the details of its algorithms, which in any case are mind-bogglingly complex for all but the most dedicated SEO experts and website developers. But the main implication is simple: searches that are made from mobile devices will soon prioritise websites that are optimized for their devices. Web pages that are badly suited to reading on mobile devices will find themselves dropped significantly further down the list of results.
It is welcome news for consumers, who are often frustrated by websites that are clunky or fiddly to use on their mobile devices, and who will now be much more likely to be pointed towards ones that suit their smartphone or tablet. And given the massive trend towards mobile browsing, Google's changes are in some ways overdue. Worldwide, four in five internet users now own a smartphone, and nearly half have a tablet. People's use of mobile devices on the internet increased by two thirds last year, and as much as 44% of ecommerce in the UK is now done from a mobile. So while desktops remain the most popular place for using the web, that will not be the case for very much longer.


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