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Family restaurant with good food for sit in or quick and easy take out. Been going for a number of years and never disappointed. Chicken and all sides are quite tasty all at a reasonable price.
Chicken was dry compared to some comments here... Mashpotatoes are not from fresh potatoes...is good for changing a little bit but not a favorite
I love bar-b-q but don't have the energy to fix it myself. Then one day, I discovered Hickory Roasters in Rolling Meadows, IL. Don't be misled by the outer appearance! This small, family-style restaurant sells half- and full-slab bar-b-q ribs that practically fall off the bone. The sauce is the perfect combination of sweet and tangy. The cole-slaw has just...
The rotisserie chicken is very good and juicy. However, 2 roasted chickens and a few side dishes is over $30 Too expensive for chicken. Used to have very reasonable prices.
My coworker recommended this place. I now go there for carry-out dinners instead of buying the rotisserie chicken at Jewel or Meijer. It costs a dollar or two more but it is substantially better. There is a smokey taste and it was fresh out of the roaster.
The hickory chicken is very tasty and moist. Have had it several times. Garlic oven potatoes are also very good. My dad enjoyed the barbecue ribs.
I went to this place for months, they are awesome. I love their food, and extensive selection of veggie sides.
We ordered this for Mother's Day this year and brought it home. We got the chicken and sides. The chicken was wonderful great tasting. The sides were just okay. I probably would not order them again if I were to go there. The people are very nice and the prices are reasonable. I will go back and try more items.
I used to go to this place all the time about 10 years ago when I worked in the area and always loved it and was happy to see it was still in business. The chicken was great and sides were good. I do remember they used to offer stuffing as a side but other than that it was great...
one would go here for the chicken, not the atmosphere. The rotisserie chicken is delicious. The sides are very good and they have a wide selection which will meet various dietary concerns. Staff has always been friendly. I love this place and I think it is better than an average Boston Market.
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Year-to-date visitation is down by 5.5 percent from the five-year average, however. For the first five months of 2013, the park recorded just more than 2,506,000 visitors. That was 273,000 fewer than in the first five months of 2012.
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Just noticed this was the BOTM. In my younger days I drank a lot of Beam and KC. I Had been passing on if for years now up until about a year ago. I've found a couple store picks of KCSB & a private...
I've had it and loved it. You will like it. It's a bourbon drinkers rum for sure
Isn't that the truth. Would love to back there with everyone right now.
Great. More competition for my local stuff. ;-) Welcome aboard. I don't know if I can claim full credit, but I did encourage Cody to come hang out here with us degenerates. Hopefully, will have him...
He is in good company. A lot of good folks around central IN. I live just down the road but I'm an asshole and you should probably stay away ;-)
Welcome from down the road in Columbus. I hear Big Red has a nice OBSV right now. May want to grab some if they are still around. I nabbed some yesterday for myself. Crown and Big Red always seem to...
I had some Stagg Jr. last night. Didn't drink it though made bananas foster ;-)
Greetings. Where in Central IN? I'm in Columbus and there are several from Indy. Check out the social gathering thread as there are get togethers from time to time.
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Welcome amg. Like Josh and many others have said, the Indy area gets together quite often. Hope you can make the next one.
Welcome. I'm down the road in Columbus but there are lots of folks from IN on here. We seem to have get togethers every so often so don't be shy. Check out the Bourbon Social Thread
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Scotland's First Minister will have face-to-face talks with the latest Bank of England governor for the first time
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We consider it our duty as your humble blogger to monitor as many NBA cheerleader blogs as possible. It's our burden, but we bear it as well as we can. However, while "doing research" last night, we came across an offer for Grizzlies Dance Team Workshops. At first, we thought it might be a quaint seminar like athletes do with kids all the time.
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Obamacare isn't a healthcare nor insurance plan..........
When Nancy Pelosi hears that she'll go into full panic mode. FUNNY!
Ms. 'pass it to find out what is in it' will end up having to put up with the same
thing that she's subjected everyone else to. GOODIE!!!
Obamacare isn't a healthcare nor insurance plan..........
When an average night at the hospital, with only a nurse attending to you can run upwards of $10,000 this represents a gouging of unnecessary profits, at least, as applied to that service.
Plus under Obamacare, you will have zero privacy and just imagine, the IRS is in charge of all this information. They wouldn't use a political enemies information to shut them up now would they? Then you have to do as they say or you get no coverage. This is the biggest over reach by government in American history and the people should be in the streets and not cooperating.


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Rudolph Technologies Reports 2013 Fourth Quarter Results *Earnings Per Share Exceeded Guidance; *Increase in Memory Sales Drove Revenues in the Quarter Business Wire FLANDERS, N.J. -- February 3, 2014 Rudolph Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:RTEC), a leading provider of process characterization equipment, lithography equipment and software for wafer fabs and Advanced Packaging facilities, today announced financial results for the fourth quarter and year ended 2013. 2013 Fourth Quarter Highlights: *Received multiple orders for lithography systems, totaling more than $11 million. Sales include a repeat order for the JetStep^™ Lithography System for leading-edge Advanced Packaging applications and an order for the PanelPrinter^™ 9200 System for flat panel display lithography. *Fourth quarter revenue of $44.5 million was in-line with Company guidance. *Fourth quarter GAAP net income was $2.1 million, or $0.06 per diluted share; Non-GAAP net income per diluted share was $0.09. *Gross margins remained strong at 51 percent for the quarter. *Fourth quarter Book-to-Bill ratio exceeded 1.2. *Cash and marketable securities increased $8.8 million in the quarter to $167.4 million. *Q4 Metrology Business Unit revenue hit a five year high for the quarter, with Company's flagship MetaPULSE^® metal thin film system leading the way with record shipments. Other 2013 Business Highlights: *Received customer acceptance in Q1 of first JetStep System for Advanced Packaging applications, validating the commercialization of the revolutionary 2X stepper total lithography solution. Flexible substrate handling and large exposure field provide critical benefits in wafer level packaging process. *In Q2 launched the S3000SX^™ Transparent Thin Film Metrology System for 16nm and 14nm nodes and below for front-end applications. The new system features a modular architecture with small site measurement capability offering flexibility and cost of ownership advantage for advanced process nodes. *In Q2 purchased selected assets from Tamar Technology; adding 3D measurement capability for Advanced Packaging applications. These patented technologies deliver critical process control metrology for flip-chip copper pillar bumping and other emerging applications. *Announced the JetStep Panel Lithography System for Advanced Packaging in Q2. The unique stepper design is driven by the semiconductor Advanced Packaging transition from wafer to panel manufacturing and offers unequaled cost-of-ownership benefits. *In Q3 announced three new application-specific configurations of its industry-leading NSX^® 320 Automated Macro Defect Inspection System. The suite includes specially designed configurations for wafer level packaging, 2.5D (interposer) and 3DICs using through-silicon-via (TSV) as interconnects. *New suite of Yield Management Software solutions gained traction in Advanced Packaging applications as back-end manufacturers adopted front-end strategies to maximize yields with analysis of inspection and metrology data reflecting the longer-term trend of the back-end markets looking more like the front-end. *In Q4 Rudolph received a favorable ruling from the U.S. Federal Court of Appeals with respect to its ongoing patent infringement dispute with Integrated Technology Corporation. Paul F. McLaughlin, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, commented, "During the fourth quarter, we received two orders for our lithography systems, totaling more than $11 million. Purchase orders include a repeat order for the JetStep Lithography System for leading-edge advanced packaging (AP) applications and a repeat order for a PanelPrinter 9200 System for flat panel display (FPD) lithography. We shipped the JetStep system in January and the PanelPrinter system is scheduled to ship before the end of 2014. "Our position as a total value-added solutions provider has further strengthened; and in 2013, we continued to make significant customer inroads with our investments in R&D and our technological advancements, resulting in a rich and substantially stronger technology portfolio that has more than doubled in product offerings over the last five years. Our mission is to establish Rudolph as the vendor of choice for Advanced Packaging inspection, metrology, software and photolithography solutions. Our unique business model targets both front-end and back-end growth markets, and provides us a broad and expanding customer base with a more balanced product portfolio across all industry cycles. In fact, the process control and Advanced Packaging (back-end) markets are poised to grow faster than the overall industry, with the Advanced Packaging market showing a 17 percent CAGR over the next five years." Mr. McLaughlin concluded, "We believe our chosen markets will benefit from both cyclical and sector growth, comprised of strong demand for our expanding total package of leading-edge solutions. Most importantly there is considerable earnings leverage in our operating model, and we believe the Company is uniquely positioned to deliver notably more shareholder value in 2014." Fourth Quarter 2013 Financial Results Fourth quarter revenue totaled $44.5 million, a 1 percent increase compared with $44.0 million for the 2013 third quarter. During the fourth quarter, international sales represented approximately 82 percent of revenue, while domestic sales accounted for 18 percent. In the 2013 third quarter, international sales represented approximately 69 percent of revenue and domestic sales accounted for 31 percent. In the fourth quarter, revenue from front-end semiconductor customers accounted for approximately 70 percent of revenue, back-end customers accounted for 27 percent and the flat-panel display market accounted for 3 percent. Gross margin was 51 percent of revenues in both the 2013 fourth and third quarters, and was in line with the Company's guidance. The fourth quarter gross margin was positively impacted by strong metal metrology sales, and the 2013 third quarter was positively impacted by software revenue above the Company's target model. Operating expenses for the fourth quarter of 2013 totaled $21.0 million, a decrease of $0.2 million from $21.2 million in the 2013 third quarter. R&D expenses for the fourth quarter totaled $9.6 million, compared with $10.5 million in the 2013 third quarter. S,G&A expenses for the fourth quarter totaled $10.7 million, compared with $10.1 million in the third quarter of 2013. The decrease in operating expenses was primarily due to a restructuring that occurred in the fourth quarter that reduced the workforce by 3 percent and a re-prioritization of certain R&D projects to better align with market demand. The decrease was partially offset by severance charges recorded in the quarter. GAAP net income for the fourth quarter of 2013 was $2.1 million, or $0.06 per diluted share, compared with net income of $252 thousand, or $0.01 per diluted share, for the third quarter of 2013. The fourth quarter GAAP net income includes a $1.6 million tax benefit recorded in the quarter primarily related to lower than forecasted net income and adjustments to unrecognized tax benefits. On a non-GAAP basis, fourth quarter 2013 net income was $3.0 million, or $0.09 per diluted share, compared to $2.1 million, or $0.06 per diluted share, in the 2013 third quarter. Balance Sheet Strength At December 31, 2013, cash and marketable securities totaled $167.4 million, an increase of $8.8 million from $158.6 million at the end of the 2013 third quarter. Accounts receivable decreased to $53.4 million and inventory decreased to $61.4 million as of December 31, 2013. Working capital increased $100 thousand in the quarter, ending at $256.5 million at December 31, 2013. Conference Call Rudolph Technologies will discuss its 2013 fourth quarter and year end results and other matters on a conference call it is hosting today at 4:30 PM EST. To access the live conference call, please dial (888) 603-6873 and reference Conference ID# 33666883. A live audio webcast will also be available to investors on the Company's website at www.rudolphtech.com. To listen to the live call, please go to the website at least fifteen minutes early to register, download and install any necessary software. A digital replay of the conference call will be available on Rudolph's website for one week following the live broadcast. Discussion of Non-GAAP Financial Measures In this press release, we have presented financial measures, which have not been determined in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and are therefore non-GAAP financial measures. Non-GAAP financial measures exclude the amortization of intangible assets, the impact of litigation fees, acquisition related costs, restructuring charges and share-based compensation. We believe that this presentation of non-GAAP financial measures allows investors to better assess the Company's operating performance by comparing it to prior periods on a more consistent basis. We have included a reconciliation of various non-GAAP financial measures to those measures reported in accordance with GAAP. To that end, non-GAAP financial measures should be evaluated in conjunction with, and are not a substitute for, GAAP financial measures. Because our calculation of non-GAAP financial measures may differ from similar measures used by other companies, investors should be careful when comparing our non-GAAP financial measures to those of other companies. About Rudolph Technologies Rudolph Technologies, Inc. is a worldwide leader in the design, development, manufacture and support of defect inspection, advanced packaging lithography, process control metrology, and data analysis systems and software used by semiconductor device manufacturers worldwide. Rudolph provides a full-fab solution through its families of proprietary products that provide critical yield-enhancing information, enabling microelectronic device manufacturers to drive down the costs and time to market of their products. The Company's expanding portfolio of equipment and software solutions is used in both the wafer processing and final manufacturing of ICs, and in adjacent markets such as FPD, LED and Solar. Headquartered in Flanders, New Jersey, Rudolph supports its customers with a worldwide sales and service organization. Additional information can be found on the Company's website at www.rudolphtech.com. Forward Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (the "Act") which include Rudolph's business momentum and future growth; the benefit to customers of Rudolph's products and customer service; Rudolph's ability to both deliver products and services consistent with our customers' demands and expectations and strengthen its market position; Rudolph's expectations regarding semiconductor market outlook; as well as other matters that are not purely historical data. Rudolph wishes to take advantage of the "safe harbor" provided for by the Act and cautions that actual results may differ materially from those projected as a result of various factors, including risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond Rudolph's control. Such factors include, but are not limited to, the Company's ability to leverage its resources to improve its position in its core markets; its ability to weather difficult economic environments; its ability to open new market opportunities and target high-margin markets; the strength/weakness of the back-end and/or front-end semiconductor market segments; and fluctuations in customer capital spending. Additional information and considerations regarding the risks faced by Rudolph are available in Rudolph's Form 10-K report for the year ended December 31, 2012 and other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. As the forward-looking statements are based on Rudolph's current expectations, the Company cannot guarantee any related future results, levels of activity, performance or achievements. Rudolph does not assume any obligation to update the forward-looking information contained in this press release. RUDOLPH TECHNOLOGIES, INC. CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS (In thousands) - (Unaudited) December 31, 2013 December 31, 2012 (Audited) ASSETS Current assets Cash and marketable securities $ 167,372 $ 169,216 Accounts receivable, net 53,437 57,113 Inventories 61,351 57,948 Prepaid and other assets 6,018 4,301 Total current assets 288,178 288,578 Net property, plant and equipment 13,058 11,909 Intangibles 34,017 27,719 Other assets 36,109 36,378 Total assets $ 371,362 $ 364,584 LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY Current liabilities Accounts payable and accrued $ 12,772 $ 15,696 liabilities Other current liabilities 18,918 21,352 Total current liabilities 31,690 37,048 Senior convertible notes 51,751 49,010 Other non-current liabilities 8,918 8,037 Total liabilities 92,359 94,095 Stockholders' equity 279,003 270,489 Total liabilities and $ 371,362 $ 364,584 stockholders' equity RUDOLPH TECHNOLOGIES, INC. CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS (In thousands, except per share amounts) - (Unaudited) Three Months Ended Twelve Months Ended December 31, December December December 2013 31, 2012 31, 2013 31, 2012 (Audited) Revenues $ 44,485 $ 54,299 $ 176,238 $ 218,486 Cost of 21,612 25,736 85,506 102,811 revenues Gross profit 22,873 28,563 90,732 115,675 Operating expenses: Research and 9,622 9,901 39,994 39,331 development Selling, general and 10,717 10,806 41,542 40,225 administrative Amortization 662 498 2,592 1,853 Total operating 21,001 21,205 84,128 81,409 expenses Operating 1,872 7,358 6,604 34,266 income Interest 1,408 1,097 5,079 4,377 expense, net Other expenses 45 229 (8 ) 482 (income) Income before 419 6,032 1,533 29,407 income taxes Benefit for (1,635 ) (22,964 ) (1,925 ) (14,458 ) income taxes Net income $ 2,054 $ 28,996 $ 3,458 $ 43,865 Net income per share: Basic $ 0.06 $ 0.90 $ 0.11 $ 1.36 Diluted $ 0.06 $ 0.88 $ 0.10 $ 1.34 Weighted average shares outstanding: Basic 32,951 32,354 32,783 32,226 Diluted 33,539 33,045 33,388 32,853 RUDOLPH TECHNOLOGIES, INC. RECONCILIATION OF GAAP TO NON-GAAP FINANCIAL MEASURES (In thousands, except per share amounts) - (Unaudited) Three Months Ended Twelve Months Ended December 31, December 31, December December 2013 2012 31, 2013 31, 2012 GAAP operating $ 1,872 $ 7,358 $ 6,604 $ 34,266 income Non-GAAP adjustments: Amortization 661 498 2,591 1,853 of intangibles Acquisition — 508 — 879 related (1) Litigation 238 638 1,215 2,649 costs Restructuring 322 — 322 — expenses (2) Share-based 1,071 991 4,106 4,001 compensation Total non-GAAP 2,292 2,635 8,234 9,382 adjustments Non-GAAP operating $ 4,164 $ 9,993 $ 14,838 $ 43,648 income GAAP net $ 2,054 $ 28,996 $ 3,458 $ 43,865 income Total non-GAAP 2,292 2,635 8,234 9,382 adjustments Other tax adjustments — (24,737 ) — (24,540 ) (3) Income tax effect of non-GAAP (1,326 ) (911 ) (2,956 ) (3,459 ) adjustments (4) Non-GAAP net $ 3,020 $ 5,983 $ 8,736 $ 25,248 income Non-GAAP net income per share: Basic $ 0.09 $ 0.18 $ 0.27 $ 0.78 Diluted $ 0.09 $ 0.18 $ 0.26 $ 0.77 1) During the three and twelve month periods ended December 31, 2012, the Company recorded acquisition related expenses of $0.5 million and $0.9 million, respectively, for costs related to the acquisition of Azores Corp. during the fourth quarter and inventory written up to fair value in purchase accounting for the year. 2) During the three and twelve months ended December 31, 2013, the Company recorded restructuring expenses of $0.3 million. 3) Represents a tax valuation allowance reversal of $23.3 million and tax true-up adjustments of $1.3 million recorded during the twelve months ended December 31, 2012. 4) For the twelve month periods ended December 31, 2013 and 2012, the non-GAAP adjustments were taxed at a marginal tax rate of 35.9% and 36.9%, respectively. 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They left with first-hand knowledge of what NHL life could be like.
Florian Busch, Andre Rankel, Alexander Weiss and Frank Hordler participated in the Los Angeles Kings' Prospect Development Camp from July 8-18. While most of their time was spent inside the Toyota Sports Center in El Segundo, the quartet attended a Los Angeles Dodgers game, played volleyball on the sand in Manhattan Beach and had time to tool around town like regular tourists.
They'll have an opportunity to show the Tampa Bay Lightning some of what they learned during the on-ice portion of their trip to L.A. when the Eisbaren host the NHL squad on Sept. 28 as part of the NHL Challenge.
"All four of them were like sponges," Eisbaren General Manager Peter Lee told NHL.com. "They were happy to be there. They had wide-open eyes, like a child going into a candy shop for the first time. It was an unbelievable experience for them."
Lee said it's rare for an NHL team to devote a full-time scout to Germany, but the Eisbaren and the Kings have a unique advantage in that the Anschutz Entertainment Group, led by Philip F. Anschutz, has a stake in each organization.
"Mr. Anschutz owns both teams and he pretty well allowed us to share resources," Lee said. "They have an opportunity, through us, to scout Germany. That's a connection that helped them."
It's unknown if it will help Busch, Rankel, Weiss or Hordler land NHL gigs any time soon, but Kings scout Rob Laird, who worked with Lee to bring the German players to Los Angeles, said they acquitted themselves quite well.
"Our development camp is more about skill development and in all the drills and the one scrimmage they were right there with the rest of (the prospects), no question about it," Laird told NHL.com. "Size-wise they were there. All four can skate. Overall, I thought they handled themselves real well. It was a good experience for them, and it was good for us to see where they're at."
Laird said the Kings' scouting staff has been taking stock of Eisbaren Berlin players for a few years, including the junior-aged players in the Berlin program. They have worked in conjunction with Lee and coach Don Jackson to get progress reports on each potential prospect, and even used a sixth-round pick in the 2006 Entry Draft on Constantin Braun, who still plays for the Eisbaren and remains a Kings prospect.
Braun did not participate in the Kings' development camp because he was still recovering from offseason shoulder surgery.
"We have a lot of faith and trust in Peter Lee and Don Jackson; they are very astute hockey men and we feel we can get good information on them," Laird said. "Our staff does spend time in Germany, as do most staffs right now, but it makes it easier if you have quality people over there that can help identify players. Germany is not the hotbed of Sweden, Russia, the Czech Republic, Finland or Switzerland, but it's growing and I think there is going to be more scouts looking at German players."
Scouting Germany is nothing new for Kings GM Dean Lombardi.
As the GM of the San Jose Sharks, Lombardi's first three picks of the 2001 Entry Draft were of German descent: Marcel Goc, Christian Ehrhoff and Dimitri Patzold, who was born in Kazakhstan but holds German citizenship and has played internationally for Germany.
Lombardi selected Braun with the Kings' last pick of the 2006 draft, his first with the organization.
While none of the four players who camped in Los Angeles were drafted, Laird said their international experience and the progress reports from Lee and Jackson made them prospects worthy of a long look.
Busch, Rankel and Hordler played for Germany at the last two World Championships. Busch scored 5 points in 6 games this past spring when Germany was 2-4, including a 6-4 loss to the U.S. and a 10-1 trouncing against Canada.
"Our development camp is more about skill development and in all the drills and the one scrimmage they were right there with the rest of (the prospects), no question about it."
-- Kings scout Rob Laird
While Laird wouldn't say which player piqued the Kings' interest the most, Lee said it had to be Busch. The 23-year-old forward, who checks in at 6-foot-1 and 185 pounds, is one of the Eisbaren's top skaters and he's good with the puck, Lee said.
"They liked Busch, like a lot of teams do," Lee said of the forward who had 41 points in 54 games last season. "He has to put some muscle on his body, but they'll be watching. If another team jumps in they'll be ready to go, too. I told Florian he's getting good development here in Germany. Sometimes it's better to stay and develop than to just go over and fill an American (Hockey) League roster. These guys aren't finished products. They still need to train and get stronger."
Despite their age, Laird said it's normal for German players to be in the development stage at 22 or 23 years old. It correlates with the competition they face on a regular basis compared to that of North American players.
"North American players are playing against a high level of competition at a young age, and it's not quite as high a level over there," he said. "We've had a first-hand opportunity to watch them develop over the years and now they're at that age where we wanted to see them stacked against other North American prospects."
Come Sept. 28, their competition level will take a significant step up, but the game against Tampa Bay gives prospects like Busch, Rankel, Hordler, Weiss and even Braun another opportunity to impress NHL team personnel.
"They did come in with eyes wide open and they received great instruction and probably learned some new things, in particular what the important ingredients are to be successful in North America," Laird said. "I really do believe there is going to be more German players playing in the NHL in the future, and of this group there are some guys, with continued development, who have a chance."
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Getting back to the topic at hand, I'm only up to the June issue of SAIL but will pick up the August. I shoot 8x10, as well as smaller formats (6x4.5 and 35mm) and in terms of boating have done mainly the usual seascapes, nautical scenes, etc. but few vessel portraits. I plan on working with my 28' 1979 Carver sometime soon, and when I see how that turns out, I'll look into doing work for friends and possibly some paid stuff.
I do have some shots I took on the Appledore out of Camden, Maine on my web site (www.jasonantman.com) which came out nicely. No prints yet, so they're in the scans gallery. These shots were all done with 6x4.5 (Bronica ETRS) and shot with Fuji chrome film.
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Set a small goal for the week. A common one for me? I tell myself to run for at least ten minutes per day. At the end of the week if I have reached the goal I will reward myself with something. It doesn't always have to do with money. I might give myself a spa night or a relaxing evening with a classic movie. If $ allows, I might buy new jewelry or shirt etc. It really gives me something to look forward to!
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We got our check today, which means we'll be getting our car back this weekend. Plus the mini does NOT have an alternator problem, but will need an oil change and will be driveable (will be completely good when we can fix the a/c and potentially the tranny, but we'll worry about that later)
Plus I redid my finances and we should be out of a majority of our hole by June this year and sitting pretty by Mar of next year.
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Glittersniffer 6 years
I usually do, but this year was insane for me so I didn't really get into that mindset. I try to be finished before my birthday (11/19) but that didn't happen this year. I'm done now, I just have to wrap...but I feel like I didn't get enough for everyone, so I may go find one more gift per person in the next few days.
lostinsomniac 6 years
If I shopped early I would probably forget where I stashed the gifts, or I'd wind up using them.. it.. for myself.
mondaymoos 6 years
I'm like aimeeb. I wouldn't hold on to them for that long. I'd end up gifting them early anyway, so I'd have to buy something else last-minute like I tend to do anyway. I just bought my last gift last night. Now I need three iTunes cards and I'm all set. :)
melizzle 6 years
Yes yes yes! It makes this time of year much less stressful.
aimeeb 6 years
Nope, I don't think I could hold on to things for that long.
RosaDilia 6 years
I don't but my sister in laws do. They keep a large plastic bin where they keep all the christmas buys. I usually do my shopping at the last minute.
skigurl 6 years
i do a little bit throughout the year sometimes i'll pick something up right after Xmas if it's cheap, while i'm still in the holiday mindset and often i'll get one or two things at an outlet if it's an awesome deal, earlier in the year
emalove 6 years
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The Redeemed Christian Church of God, North America "End Time Harvest Center" is a new church which opened in December of 2010 in the Court 'N Cedar plaza at 231 G Street above the Resler Brothers Barber Shop. Their first public appearance in Davis was the week of Christmas, especially on Christmas Eve when they handed out several small Christmas bags with invitations to join their worship service on December 26th and a small Bible which only contained the books of Mathew, Mark, Luke and John.
According to one of the cards handed out at this service:
"Our Mission, as Soldiers in the Army of the Lord, is to take an aggressive and militant stand of Faith to see the Church restored and nations reached as we anticipate the return of the Lord."
Little is known about the organization they belong to at this point other than the fact that there are 22 member churches of the RCCGNA in California, this being the only "Harvest Center. The nearest non-harvest center church is in Sacramento.
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A recreation committee working on a plan for the Tahuya and Green Mountain state forests started its work earlier this year and will continue meeting for the next few months. The committee, which had its first monthly meeting in January, is comprised of 12 people representing various recreation interests, adjacent property owners and nearby jurisdictions.
The purpose of the Recreation Planning Committee, overseen by staff from the state Department of Natural Resources, is to create recommendations for a sustainable recreation plan for the two North Mason DNR properties, as well as Sherwood Forest near Allyn.
"It's a new process we're using to look at larger lands and trying to involve community members, recreationists and adjacent governments. Tahuya and Green Mountain have seen a really big increase in recreational use and new types of recreation — we want to make sure we're providing quality recreation and anticipating new uses," said Doug McClelland, DNR assistant region manager for South Puget Sound, who is coordinating the effort.
The yearlong planning process will include data collection through surveys, trail system inventories and trends. A trail inventory was nearly complete and volunteer conservation crews were gathering data in the field.
A survey that was posted on the DNR website through the end of February asked Tahuya and Green Mountain users questions about the type of activities they participate in, the duration and the scheduling of their activities, and the level of satisfaction with their experiences. About 1,000 responses have been received as of late February.
Current uses allowed in the forests include horseback riding, hiking, hunting, fishing, mountain biking, and a variety of motorized uses including off-road vehicles. Tahuya is especially a popular off-roading area, with visitors coming from hours away.
Some were worried that the planning efforts will result in limiting future motorized use of the trails, but McClelland said he doesn't envision major changes to allowed use.
"We're creating layers on a map with the information to help guide where more recreation should be encouraged or relocated … The goal is to make adjustments but I don't believe wholesale changes will be made," he said.
The planning project kicked off with an open house at the end of October in Belfair. Comments from the open house on what's missing from Tahuya State Forest ranged from more challenging four-wheel trails to campgrounds staying open.
McClelland said the two areas have other opportunities, especially for fishing and camping, although existing campgrounds are either undeveloped or closed due to funding. He said once a plan is created, DNR can seek grants and volunteer-led projects to implement the suggestions.
Legislation moving through the House and the Senate may have impact on the future of recreation opportunities at all state parks and forests. Senate Bill 5622 and its companion House Bill 1796 would introduce a $30 annual Discover Pass (or $10 day pass) for visiting all state-owned recreation areas including parks and DNR properties (with some exceptions for campers, hunters and others, who would pay a $7 vehicle access fee instead).
The bills were introduced after Gov. Christine Gregoire proposed taking the park system off the general tax fund. The original bill allocated 85 percent of Discovery Pass revenues to Washington State Parks and 7.5 percent each to DNR and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, generating an estimated $61 million for State Parks per biennium and $5.5 million each for DNR and WDFW (revenues in excess of $71 million would be distributed evenly among the three agencies).
A substitute bill, which was passed out of the Senate's Committee on Natural Resources & Marine Waters on Feb. 18 and referred to Ways & Means, changed that allocation to 84 percent for State Parks and 8 percent each for DNR and WDFW.
The current planning effort is not impacted by the proposed legislation because it was funded by grants, McClelland said. However, it may affect future implementation and recreation in general.
"It may mean the amount of services we provide is less but the lands are there regardless. It would impact the resources we have available (for enforcement, facilities management etc.)," he said. "We will wait for the Legislature (to act) then get together with our partners to figure out what can be done."
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November 11 2012, 02:27 PM
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Maybe their antibaby pills and viagras were tampered with and they have male and female rapa gangs running around all over the place.
Well, I don't see why medication would have to be tampered with. There are plenty of rapists, both male and female in the real world, and medication isn't the cause of the problem.
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Step into the Wayback Machine: this new Cole Valley spot serves a panoply of delicious soda fountain treats
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Jazzy flights of fancy (and a nice play on that eponymous bird) at this innovative, eclectic Fillmore newbie
Concannon toasts its new Irish whiskey with a good scrap in the Mission and a round of spiked coffee in Livermore
APPETITE An Irish whiskey with a Bay Area connection... Livermore, to be exact? It's true. January saw the release of a brand new whiskey, not a common occurrence in Ireland. What better way to initiate this new release than with a Bon Vivants party?
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Although the Science of Cocktails event may be on hiatus next year due to the Exploratorium's big move to the Embarcadero, this year's party is worth highlighting. Attending since the inaugural event three years ago (check out my previous review here), I enjoy Science of Cocktails more each year.
I'm not sure if the new VIP area added much other than a bird's-eye view from above with a few additional (but minimal) bites and drinks, the bulk of food being downstairs. Options were more enticing than ever in the ideal museum space, where one can interact with exhibits, kid-free, cocktails in hand. The cavernous space easily holds hundreds of people without feeling packed.
Drinks were poured by some of the Bay's best bartenders and distillers, sporting white lab-coats, delivering concoctions from test tubes, beakers and hand-crafted contraptions. Cocktails were served in pre-bottled, liquid nitrogen, jello, even powdered forms. (Let us not forget the shiny, porcelain toilet spouting Speakeasy beer).
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Lodging in Maine: 12 Places to Stay
Keeper's House Inn, Isle au Haut
Sadly, lighthouses have been sentenced to live out their days on calendars, placemats, and postcards. Most have been automated, many sold off by the government and relegated to the category of camp icon — something to emblazon on all things touristy. They once meant so much more: a way of life, a sense of both independence and vulnerability. Lighthouse keepers were the cowboys of the ocean — dependent on their own wits and wiles, keepers of their own time.
You can recapture that sensibility at the Keeper's House, adjacent to a lovely lighthouse, with just one guest room and two cottages. The owners note they have "no television, no fax, no e-mail, no Internet" — a list that falls somewhere between disclaimer and boast. The main house, built in 1907, is decorated mostly with natural light, which seems to bounce in from the ocean at every angle. (Solar and wind power provides the evening light and hot water.) The meals, which are included in the rate, are delicious, simple fare. And the soundtrack, always on, is that of the ocean persistently coaxing the island into sand.
Inn by the Sea, Cape Elizabeth
These 43 spacious suites, cottages, and beach houses all have ocean views (some better than others), kitchens, and porches (some shared), letting you wrap yourself in a blanket of salty air and simply stay put. This inn, unlike most others listed here, isn't smack on the water — you can't fish from your window. In some ways, that makes it all the more inviting; you have to stroll a couple hundred yards down a boardwalk to reach a lovely sandy beach. It's more like Cape Cod than the rocky Maine coast — more sand, more salt in the air, more rustling dune grasses. The rush of the surf filters up to the guest rooms. So the first sound you hear each day is the sea calling you down.
Eighth Maine Guest House, Peaks Island
The sound of water mingles with history at this quirky, old-fashioned coastal guest house. It was established in 1891 as a place where members of the 8th Maine Volunteer Regiment, veterans of the Civil War, could hold reunions. With its rockers and timeworn wood, it clearly predates the era when "summer" became an industry.
Rooms here are furnished — although "furnished" seems a bit fancy. "Accreted" might be more accurate — like Grandmother's house, if you had the sort of grandmother who never threw anything away. In fact, this guest house is run much the same way many grandmothers still run things: When you check out, "rooms must be cleaned, trash emptied and linens stripped," according to the house rules.
Some guest rooms sit right along the rocky shore; expect the early sunrise to come glinting into your room before you're ready. That's OK, since there's plenty to do on a long island day. Start with a walk along the road on the back shore; then spend some time reading in the circle of cane-seated rocking chairs in the main hall; then ask for the Civil War museum tour; and then, of course, allow plenty of time for sitting on the porch and tending to the sea. The ocean wouldn't know what to do without you.
Dockside Guest Quarters, York Harbor
First-time guests inch their way cautiously beyond the marina, down the narrow road through woods to the tip of this private, island-like peninsula. York Harbor appears finally, suddenly, spreading from the front of the inn. Usually there are fishing boats, yachts, and kayakers, always gulls, and the far view, down the outlet to Boon Island Light.
You'd expect to drive hundreds of miles farther along the Maine coast to find this kind of gracious, family-owned inn right on the water. Innkeeper Eric Lusty, a licensed sea captain, offers harbor tours to guests, many of whom also take out the inn's Boston whaler or explore the tidal York River in kayaks.


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What Does The Name Alicia Keys Mean?
What is in the name "Alicia Keys"?
The names "Alicia Augello Cook" and the stage name "Alicia Keys" are interesting in more ways than one. The name "Alicia " has more than one meaning. It is a shortened form of the French "Adelais" which came from the Germanic name "Adelheidis." "Adelheidis" is a combination of two words meaning "noble" and "kind." Alicia Keys has lived up to her first name by being named #2 on the "Top 20 Celebs Gone Good" list for her charity work. It is not as easy to find out what the name "Augello" means but it is strikingly close to the Greek "aggelos" which comes from another word "aggellos." "Aggelos" or "aggelos" means "angel" or "messenger." Now, note that the name "Alicia" is also said to mean "truth" making her name possibly read "Truth Messenger" or "Messenger of Truth."
Her maiden name "Cook" is rather funny since she grew up in "Hell's Kitchen" in New York. I would not read too much into the "angel" part here at all with respect to the location.
Her stage name is "Alicia Keys." That can mean "Truth Keys" or "The Keys of Truth." That name is a parallel of John 8:32 "And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." It is truth that helps us break the shackles of error, sin and all forms of slavery and bondage. Like the name of her fourth album there is "The Element of Freedom." We have already seen that her names have the elements of charity and truth. 1 Cor. 13:6, speaking of charity says that charity "Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth."
This is not to lift up any human being as an idol (See Ex. 20) or any of the related words like icon or diva. Rom. 1:25 is against those "Who changed the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever. Amen."
1 Cor. 4:6 adds "And these things, brethren, I have in a figure transferred to myself and to Apollos for your sakes; that ye might learn in us not to think of men above that which is written, that NO ONE of you be puffed up for one against another."
Let us rejoice in truth. We need to have the love of the truth (2 Thess. 2:10). It is the key to unlocking the shackles. It is the saw that cuts off the chains of all that is negative. Let us be noble and kind for sin is not "A Minor" thing with God.
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On December 29, 2010 at 6:13 pm
Nice write.. but make no mistake the 'truth' you speak of is JESUS CHRIST and no one can even come close to being similar; for HE said HIMSELF, "I AM the way, the Truth and the Life.
On December 29, 2010 at 8:35 pm
Nicely done!
On December 29, 2010 at 9:25 pm
nice post
On December 29, 2010 at 9:41 pm
Nice analysis.
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Nice Share.
On December 30, 2010 at 12:42 am
nice information on Alicia Keys.
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U-M: 8-4, tied for 3rd
This should be a prolific offense, especially if Denard Robinson can build on the way he played last season against Nebraska and Ohio State. But those two teams will be too much at home this season, and U-M has a third league loss in it. The defensive line is stuck between departed standouts and still-developing youth.
MSU: 10-2, tied for 1st
Here's a scenario that will leave everyone unfulfilled on some level -- the Spartans lose at Michigan but still win the Legends Division. In the end, MSU will trade the majestic Paul Bunyan trophy for a ticket to Indianapolis. This team's intangibles appear strong and it has pros on both sides of the ball. It also has the depth to survive some hits.
Big Ten champion: MSU
Wisconsin has the best odds to win the league because it only needs to beat out Purdue, Illinois and Indiana to get to the title game. But this sets up for a script flip, a sequel the Spartans (who would win the tiebreaker with Nebraska) must dream of nightly. Wisconsin would be third or fourth if it played in the Legends.
U-M: 9-3, 2nd
Jeff Seidel
After a season-opening loss to Alabama, the Wolverines will also fall to Notre Dame in a last-second, heartbreaking loss. Then, they will right the ship, ripping off two wins until losing to MSU for the fifth straight year. Take heart, Michigan fans. Denard Robinson will lead Michigan to a victory over Ohio State, as Urban Meyer decides to quit and spend more time with his family.
MSU: 10-2, 1st
The Spartans have everything you need to win a title: a strong, experienced offensive line. A great running attack. A ridiculously fast, smash-mouth defense. And a perennial chip on their shoulder. Quarterback Andrew Maxwell will stun everybody with his strong arm, athletic movement in the pocket and accurate decision-making. He will not hurt the Spartans and do just enough to lead them to 10 wins.
Big Ten champion: MSU
The Spartans will play Wisconsin again in the championship game. But this time, MSU wins behind its nationally ranked, elite defense and heads to the Rose Bowl. It will mark the last game for defensive coordinator Pat Narduzzi, who will head off to a head-coaching gig with a massive, gazillion-dollar contract.
Drew Sharp
U-M: 8-4, tied for 2nd
Last year's 11-2 was a happy aberration, as much a product of a favorable schedule and fortuitous health on the offensive and defensive lines as anything else. The Wolverines have a nasty road schedule this time and will probably be forced to rely on freshmen in the trenches to compensate for a lack of depth.
MSU: 9-3, 1st
The Spartans are going to execute Jim Tressel-ball, minus the unpaid tattoos and NCAA investigation. They will play field position, leaning heavily on an excellent defense, experienced offensive line and solid ground attack. They get a favorable schedule with their toughest opponents in East Lansing.
Big Ten champion: Wisconsin
The Badgers have already clinched the Leaders Division crown and the season hasn't even started yet. Ohio State's on probation, and Penn State's near oblivion. It'll be a rematch of last year's inaugural Big Ten championship game, down to every last detail. The Badgers break the Spartans' hearts once again.
Mark Snyder
U-M: 9-3, tied for 1st
This daunting schedule would be a major task for any team in the country and should be particularly challenging for the Wolverines, who have little depth. If they stay healthy and can keep their starting lines intact, this is a Big Ten title contender. One significant injury, though, could cause a major ripple effect.
MSU: 10-2, tied for 1st
Every year MSU inches closer to the Rose Bowl and has an elite defense to lean on, one that can carry the team until the offense finds its comfort zone with quarterback Andrew Maxwell. Having Le'Veon Bell in the backfield will be a major safety net for Maxwell while his inexperienced receivers develop to the point where they are legitimate weapons.
Big Ten champion: MSU
The Spartans, who advance to the title game on tiebreakers after finishing atop the division along with U-M and Nebraska, still remember the sting of last season's championship game. Their two key games are at Michigan and at Wisconsin in October. Split those games and they return to Indy as the favorite and get a decisive win.


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When I talk about distances in space, that something is far from me, have I always got to use "from" rather than "off"?
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Hotel and staff are great, will definitely staying there again if travelling to the area again.
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We had a very pleasant one night stay at the Chase, very attentive staff, very clean (if small) standard room.
It had everything we needed and was very comfortable.
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The hotel is big and stately and whilst the room wasn't as big as i ad expected it did the job that i required of it which was to provide a bathroom and a bed.
The bed wasn't overly comfortably but anything other than your own is never quite the same so I can't mark them down for that. The staff were fabulous and accommodating and i cant fault them. for the price I paid and for the service and food we received i enjoyed my stay and wouod most likely stay again if in the area.
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Had no problems, Accommodation was good, and very near to the town center.
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had a lovely time at the Chase Hotel, will be back if we get a chance, theres only one gripe i would have and thats a cleanliness issue, the room (beautiful as it was) could have been cleaner - the pelmuts were very dusty, obviuosly had not been hoovered for a long time, but the main problem was the glasses to use in the bathroom were not cleaned and had toothpaste residue at the bottom of both.
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Heatherwick's pavilion wins RIBA Lubetkin Prize
Sean Kitchen reports back from last night's Lubetkin Awards evening at the RIBA
The Lubetkin Prize for outstanding work in International Architecture by an RIBA member went to Heatherwick Studio's UK pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo 2010.
Almost all the guests at Portland Place felt the 'seed cathedral' was a deserving winner, echoing RIBA president Ruth Reed's verdict that it was 'an outstanding emblem for Britain and it's architecture'. Heatherwick's pavilion beat O'Donnell and Tuomey's Timberyard Social Housing in Dublin and David Chipperfield Architects' Anchorage Museum in Alaska to take the prize.
All the three schemes were visited and judged by the panel of high ranking RIBA officials chaired by RIBA President Ruth Reed: there should however, have been another contender.
During the naming of the shortlisted projects to win the Lubetkin, Ruth Reed mentioned that a fourth project had been removed. The Met, a housing tower block in Bangkok, Thailand, winner of its category in the World Architecture Festival, was due to be judged by the panel just as the Architects, WOHA Architects based in Singapore (winners of two International awards that evening), withdrew their entry.
The political instability of the region leading to fears for the judges' safety.Ruth Reed stated the panel were 'due to arrive just as the tanks rolled in', forcing the architects decision.
Whether the omission of WOHA Architects project had the same significance as England's disallowed goal against Germany, in that recognized or not, the deserved winner was already clear is anybody's guess.
That said with nearly 60,000 visitors per day - a staggering figure close to equalling the number of fibre optic rods that make up the UK pavilion - this icon of the 2010 World Expo was a convincingly popular winner.
In the wake of the disappointing news of the Met's unavoidable withdrawal from the shortlist, Ruth Reed's offered some words of consolidation to WOHA Architects: 'Better luck next time.'
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