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With my friend TJ's bar exam behind him, I stole an hour or two of my newly emancipated friend's time before our trip to see The Dark Knight Rises in IMAX.
Appropriately for an evening involving the Batcave, I noticed Dickmanns was somewhat shrouded in secrecy the sign on the side of the road was masked by shrubbery and the bar itself isn't totally visible from the road.
But the lot was all but full on this particular Saturday night.
The look: People coming here to watch sports will probably find Dickmann's satisfactory I counted 20-plus flat screen TVs hanging on the walls. They don't limit the games to Reds/Bengals coverage (after we'd grabbed a seat towards the back, I noticed an MLB game not starring the Reds, but two of their NL Central foes: the Brewers and Pirates).
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Dickmann's also has plenty to do; yeah, you can play Golden Tee and Silver Strike like so many other bars, but there's also skee ball, and a volleyball court out back, complete with requisite cornhole boards leaning against the wall, ready at a moment's notice.
Their beer garden has a fire pit and a large screen TV. They've also got plans to add an outdoor bar area.
The crowd: A decent mix of dudes and girls commingled at the bar and throughout the venue. The place had the amount of people you'd hope to see this early on a Saturday night (around 7:30 or so). Even though there seemed to be a good turn out, the spot still felt like it could house plenty of extra sports fans.
The two drinks: I had a Rivertown Blueberry Lager ($5) from the tap. After his water, TJ headed to the bar to order a screwdriver ($5) which, he said, didn't skimp on the alcohol ingredient. Beers generally offered on tap include a range of brews by Leinenkugel, Guinness and Blue Moon, among others.
The grub: You can order food from a counter you'll find towards your immediate left when you walk in. I mention this because finding the spot took a bit of hunting.
We were hungry, so we started things off with an order of pub pretzels ($7) which made for a good appetizer. Expect pretzels in stick form with dipping cheese I found them tasty, and was thankful they werent drowned in salt.
Next, we split a 12-inch chicken ranch pizza ($13.50) with combined fried chicken with bacon, green onions, and tomatoes for a munch-worthy pie we were quick to finish.
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- "His palace is a testament to my artistry. I poured my spirit into designing lethal defenses. I also left myself a private entrance inside."
- ―Oggurobb, on Toborro's Palace
Juvard Illip Oggurobb, also known briefly as Lippi,[4] was a Hutt with a masculine personality hailing from within the Illip clan.[2]. A scientist and an inventor, he was responsible for a number of major advances in the field of droid engineering. Doctor Oggurobb lived sometime before the renewed war between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire,[1] and was a five-time recipient of the Bao-Dur Science Prize. He accompanied the Supreme Mogul Toborro to Makeb during the Hutt Cartel's takeover in 3640 BBY.
Born prior to 3640 BBY into the Illip Hutt clan, Juvard took on the profession of a droid engineer, considered an odd career choice for a Hutt. Oggurobb soon made several major advances in droid engineering and was a five-time recipient of the Bao-Dur Science Prize. His achievements were quickly noticed by the Hutt Cartel's new Supreme Mogul, Toborro, and was hired to aid the Cartel during their invasion of the planet Makeb.
When the Galactic Republic came to the aid of the people of Makeb against the Hutts and the InterStellar Regulators, Makeb's former defense force, Oggurobb pleaded with Toborro to see reason when the Republic forces captured the Ark in order to evacuate the people of Makeb when it became clear the planet was in its death throes. Toborro, paranoid and insane, refused, leaving Oggurobb no choice but to offer his services and knowledge to the Republic in exchange for getting off Makeb. He revealed to the Republic the nature of isotope-5, the rare substance discovered during the Hutts' deep-core mining operations, and revealed that the Ark would not fly without the isotope-5 fuel rods that Oggurobb had crafted for it.[4]
When the Republic forces prepared to take on Toborro himself, Oggurobb revealed that he had constructed a secret entrance into Toborro's Palace, one not even the Hutt leader himself knew about. With Oggurobb's aid, the Republic team was able to enter Toborro's palace, defeat the mad Hutt and his monstrous droid creation, and retrieve the fuel rods for the Ark. Oggurobb was onboard the craft, maintaining its power levels, as it blasted off from Makeb's surface.[5]
After the conflict, Oggurobb became the official liaison between the Cartel and the Galactic Republic, something he found irritating.[3]
Five years later, Oggurobb joined the Alliance to contribute his scientific expertise in combating the Eternal Empire.[6]
Personality and traitsEdit
Juvard was a masculine Hutt who became a doctor/scientist, something uncommon for Hutts, a species whose members usually became crime lords. Juvard also appeared to be very self-assured of himself and called himself an artist. However, unlike his employer, Toborro, he has a self-preservation instinct.[4]
Juvard, like the rest of his species, was large. He also had purple skin, with blue tattoos on his chest. He also wore a computer interface visor over his right eye.
Juvard is fluent in both Huttese and Basic, though all Hutts prefer to speak in the former language. However, when dealing with other sentients, Juvard would switch to Basic to avoid linguistic misunderstandings.
Like several Hutts who had to work with technology in the Old Republic era, Kabbura and Qiltakka for example, Juvard wore a computer interface visor over that hooked onto his right side of his head and covered his right eye.
Behind the scenesEdit
Oggurobb was first mentioned in the 2012 reference guide Star Wars: The Old Republic Encyclopedia. Players who pre-ordered Star Wars: The Old Republic: Rise of the Hutt Cartel, the first digital expansion for the BioWare-LucasArts video game Star Wars: The Old Republic, received an exclusive holostatue of Oggurobb as one of the rewards for purchasing the expansion before its release on April 14, 2013. The holostatue acts as a Class Trainer for all classes, both Republic and Imperial.
In the Rise of the Hutt Cartel, Oggurobb first identified himself as "Lippi," a bit-of-a play-on with his kajidic, Illip.
- Star Wars: The Old Republic: Rise of the Hutt Cartel (First appearance)
- Star Wars: The Old Republic: Knights of the Fallen Empire
- Star Wars: The Old Republic Encyclopedia (First mentioned)
- Rise of the Hutt Cartel on The Old Republic's official website (backup link on Archive.org) (First pictured)
Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Star Wars: The Old Republic Encyclopedia
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Rise of the Hutt Cartel on The Old Republic's official website (backup link on Archive.org)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Star Wars: The Old Republic—Codex Entry: "Hutt Cartel Alliance"Makeb
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Star Wars: The Old Republic—Republic Mission: "Consulting the Expert" on Makeb
- ↑ Star Wars: The Old Republic—Republic Mission: "Taking on Toborro" on Makeb
- ↑ Star Wars: The Old Republic: Knights of the Fallen Empire


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It's bad enough when sequels have that annoying colon, but "The Mortal Instruments" is not yet a series, so there's no need for this film to differentiate itself from other films. It would be like presumptively putting a "1" at the end of the title; it might make sense down the line if the film spawns sequels, but we don't know that yet.
What if this film bombs and they don't make any sequels? Then you're just left with an awkward title with a superfluous subhead. After "City of Bones," I'm certainly not wishing to see any more of "The Mortal Instruments."
Clary Fray (played by Lily Collins) is an average teenager who lives with her mildly overprotective mother (Lena Headey). One day, Clary unwittingly draws a mysterious symbol and strange things start happening. She sees more of the symbol, she gets into a club that shouldn't admit her, and she thinks she sees a murder. Soon afterwards, her mother goes missing and she has to fight off a demonic dog.
She's desperate for answers, so she asks the nice young man who committed the murder. His name is Jace (Jamie Campbell Bower), and he tells her that she, like him, is a Shadowhunter: a mostly immortal race bred to fight demons.
Other Shadowhunters include Alec (Kevin Zegers), who doesn't like Clary; Isabelle (Jemima West), who is fairly supportive; and Hodge (Jared Harris), the wizened mentor who for centuries has been protecting a secret that he reveals in his second scene.
We get hit with a lot of details about the history and practices of Shadowhunters, but so little of it matters. What really matters is whether Clary will hook up with dangerous stranger Jace or if she'll stay with her safe friend Simon (Robert Sheehan), who wants to be more than friends. She makes an impulsive choice that results in an overblown make-out scene, followed by a ridiculous turn of demeanor that makes no sense and only serves to create conflict. After some chasing, fighting and other Shadowhunter shenanigans, one of the suitors is disqualified, so the decision is pretty much made for her.
I understand that "The Mortal Instruments" is a series of books, which probably explains (but does not excuse) the film's convoluted title. Because the main character is a teenage girl in a love triangle, the film is sure to be labeled a "Twilight" knockoff. But to do so is to ignore the fact that the film is also a "Harry Potter" knockoff. I'm not just talking about the way the main character suddenly finds out she has magic in her blood or that the magical characters have a word for non-magical people (they say "Mundanes," but we all know they mean Muggles).
What I mean is that the movie touches on a lot of characters and details that fans of the books probably demanded, but don't translate well to film. For example, for the climactic battle, the characters get help from werewolves. Maybe in the book the werewolves are richly detailed or they prove crucial to the story, but when I see them on screen, all I'm thinking is, "OK, now we have werewolves. I thought this movie didn't want us thinking of it as a 'Twilight' knockoff."
It's hard to watch "The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones" and not think about how it's trying to start a franchise. We're meeting characters that we're supposed to befriend and follow for who knows how many more films. These characters are so charmless that even the biggest detractors of "Twilight" will be wishing for Bella, Edward and Jacob.
As the film opened in third place last weekend at the box office below two holdovers ("Lee Daniels' The Butler" and "We're the Millers"), I don't see "The Mortal Instruments" going beyond "City of Bones."
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I believe that's because the half of me that's a "Gutenberg man" - you know, somebody who values print media more than their computer-generated counterparts - also lives by the adage "if it's not broke don't fix it."
So as I examined the recent redo of the FamilySearch.org website, which is owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as the Mormons' genealogy wing, the "burden of proof" was on the site to show me that it's an improvement over its predecessor.
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While the redesign has been panned by some prominent professional genealogists, I was able to find the parts of FamilySearch that I use - the ever-expanding collections of digital record images and the Family History Library Catalog (though an older version of the catalog remains easier to use and, thankfully, is also accessible on the site) - without a problem.
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Least substantive but also worth noting: The previous version of FamilySearch was bland in design, while this version is a treat for the eye.
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driving me really crazy during this long break from school. The day after Christmas the little one requested we spend the day going shopping for toys…can you imagine?! Every year I tell myself I'm going to try to cut down on the excess but my husband has a large family so the kids end up getting a lot of gifts. They are so fortunate…but I want them to appreciate what they have and receive and it's tough instilling that when there's so much coming at them.
Last night I watched my twins eating dinner in their new pjs (Santa always brings pjs) and I couldn't get over the cuteness.
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Ceremony set to celebrate new honor roll
After a year of planning and striving for a proper dedication date, the new Old Bethany honor roll will be rededicated Sunday at 3 p.m. at the honor roll site along the Ruffsdale/Alverton road.
Since the Summer of 2011, Nick, John and Jeff Ritz along with James Keyser have worked to bring the honor roll back to life.
Ken Colbert of Bullskin had worked on several other honor rolls in the area and wanted to find someone who was interested in taking on the Old Bethany project.
"I asked around to see if anyone was interesting and these guys said that they would take it on," Colbert said.
Nick Ritz said that when they first found out about the honor roll that they were happy to get to work on bringing a new one to the small village that is home to about 80 families.
"We were thrilled to do it," Nick Ritz said of the honor roll project.
The original honor roll was dedicated on Aug. 15, 1943 and Ritz was able to acquire a copy of the original dedication program that they will replicate as closely as possible for the rededication of the memorial.
"Ken (Colbert) had one he gave us," John Ritz said.
"The only real difference will be that they had a band from Youngwood play and we have a band from Mt. Pleasant that is playing," Nick Ritz said.
The dedication ceremony will include a few remarks made by Colbert and other local veterans that will lead up to the unveiling.
"This honor roll looks different then the other ones," Nick Ritz said of the other WWII honor rolls that have been rededicated over the past two years in Rocktown, Central, Tarrs, Ruffsdale and Alverton. "Plus, we are including all the veterans who have fought in wars after World War II. The other ones don't have names other than World War II veterans and we thought we should include everyone."
Nick Ritz said that they sent out letters to residents requesting veteran information to include as many veterans as they could that were from Old Bethany.
"They had to have been born here in Old Bethany," Nick Ritz said of the veterans names that are to be included on the honor roll.
The group expects a few veterans organizations to be present at the dedication and hopes to have support from the community for the unveiling.
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Danuser hammer post drivers designed for 75+ hp carriers
Posted By Amy Materson On August 26, 2013 @ 12:00 am In Construction News | No Comments
[1]Drive anything from T-posts to railroad ties with Danuser's hammer post drivers, designed for 75-horsepower-and-up skid-steers and loaders.
With no springs, cylinders or return lines, the post driver operates like a drop hammer, achieving a full stroke per cycle. The hammer does not strike the top of the posts.
A grapple option is available that picks the post from the ground without the need for additional controls or hydraulics. A tilt option will tilt the post up to 20 degrees to either the left or the right.
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I pay my bills the old fashioned way, by mail. To save time, I "prep" them as soon as they are brought into the house from the mailbox.
Avoiding snacking on poor choices during food prep
Stick blenders for easy prep and cleanup
I have found this method to work for saving money: get envelopes and label them with your bills you pay monthly (ie mortgage, light bill, water bill, etc.) and label one envelope Miscellaneous. Each month put the amount you owe on the bill plus $10 in the envelope. Pay the miscellaneous envelope $20. Once you pay all your bills, move the money from the other envelopes to the miscellaneous envelope and watch your money build up!


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The site was included because it explained Stephens' recollections of what was said in the meeting on February 3, 1865. According to Stephens, it was the Union side that demanded that the meeting be on a verbal basis only, with no records being kept.
As far as I know, none of the other participants left a record of their recollections of what was said. So, I see no reason to doubt the veracity of what Stephens recalled being said.
I assure you, Ole, that the link was not included for the value of the : "sludge."