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Tony Pena, Jr. is under that pile, being mobbed by his teammates. Pena delivered the Royals' second walk-off win of the season yesterday and Around the Horn is hear to say, those are just fun. You can't help but smile watching wins come together like that.
Bottom of the 12th, two men on. And
Pena smoked a line drive back up the middle which looked like it might kill Twins' lefty Craig Breslow. Mark Teahen scores and game over.
What's more Jose Guillen was intentionally walked to get to Pena. Around the Horn would like to point out yet another example of an IBB coming back to haunt a team. No matter how good setting up the force at second is, a few of us here at Around the Horn remain unconvinced. Sorry for the rant…
Teahen scored fairly easily from second after he doubled earlier in the inning. Teahen drew a throw but it was all over when Pena made contact and the ball shot by Breslow straight up the middle of the field and into center.
Couple fun facts about the walk-off:
Pena is 2-for-2 as a DH in his career.
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The Royals are 10-5 in powder blue.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Taylor Swift is getting some legal space between herself and a man who has been going around claiming he's married to the singer.
A judge in Los Angeles has granted Swift a restraining order against Timothy Sweet.
The judge has ordered Sweet to stay away from Swift and her family for three years — and covers places where she might be working in Los Angeles and Nashville.
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I just looked over the PDF file and this promise to be a revolution for FT PRO. You did an amazing job with this and i thank you.
I will host your file on my site asap with all the credits due of course.
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I have finished work on an add on that I call TERRAFORMER for Fractal Terrains Pro. currently - you may download it from this address:
Download hosted by Cartogaphers' Guild
This is the ALPHA version of this add on - future versions should be BIGGER!
I need more people to download and host this file - it's about 58MB in size.
I tried to upload it on the profantasy site but I don't know if it took because the upload bar appeared to get stuck.
ANYWAY - kit contains over 125 Image Climates, 7 .lgt Lighting and Color files - and a BUNCH of cloud maps. would love a critique to. Includes a .pdf user's manual as well.
P.S. - check the package contents list on the .pdf user's manual and let me know if everything came through / if all package contents are present and accounted for...
Thanks - B.R.
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I just looked over the PDF file and this promise to be a revolution for FT PRO. You did an amazing job with this and i thank you.
I will host your file on my site asap with all the credits due of course.
Very nice job.
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Pat - I'm still working on improving this - and the more people that get it - the more I'm motivated.
Thank you buddy!
I hope that you enjoy the package - P.S. - In other future versions I would LOVE to feature other user maps made with my kit in updated user's guides and accessory booklets?
Thank You!!!!!!
Oh I can't wait to try this....shifting this thread to the News column!
Arcana, is there any chance we can host it here at all? (Assuming it doesn't mess up everyone's FT due to a weird bug, lol!)
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Don't forget to announce this one over at the ProFantasy forum and/or mailing list as well.
Oh, and almost forgot, Welcome to the Guild PlanetDesigner! Feel free to look around and stay awhile. We have several CC users as well as FT users. In fact, there is a whole world project that started with a FT planet. You may want to check it out.
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Thank you Mr. Miller for your kind welcome - and thank you all for giving my work such a great reception!
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I've downloaded it and had a play, and it is wonderful! Thank you so much for making this, Bill!
One small observation: I get a bright turquoise tracery around the coastlines if I use anything but the T_01 lighting file - presumably this indicates very shallow water, (it's the colour assigned to sea level in the altitude menu). It's easy enough to change to suit but it does appear very bright compared to the sea colour. Was this intentional?
Thanks a million for some lovely altitude colours, shaders and the cloud overlays!
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Yes Ravells - it was intentional. The bright "tourqoise" color is an RGB value sampled from shallow coastal areas of actual Earth images. It is a "true to life" color (for the image that it was sampled from anyway).
Actually depending on your map elevations, and the type of fractalization (ridged multifractural, brownian, etc.), you should get varieing types of blending. There are several shades of blue (indigo) in each .lgt file - indicating differences iin elevation (sea level). All of my shaders are based completely upon - or contain a majority of - actual Earth image textures / RGB values.
And you are very very welcome my new friend.
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The To Do List (2013)
The To Do List SynopsisLoosely inspired by the real-life adventures of first-time writer/director Maggie Carey, The To Do List is a heartfelt comedy about close friends and a special summer project. Set in 1993, valedictorian Brandy Klark (Aubrey Plaza) wants to shed her uptight image before college, so she assembles a to do list of all the activities she missed out on in high school. Quickly realizing that she's way out of her depth, Brandy solicits her best friends (Alia Shawkat, Sarah Steele, Donald Glover, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Johnny Simmons), older sister (Rachel Bilson) and burnt-out boss (Bill Hader) for their help and advice. If the group is going to complete the list by September they'll need plenty of imagination and very open minds.
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Mary said, "I want to know how many meals do penguins eat in one day."
Some penguins live at the Greensboro Science Center, so we asked their keeper Carmen Murray about their eating habits.
Murray said, "Here at the Greensboro Science Center, we offer our penguins 2 meals a day, sometimes they show up to both meals and eat, sometimes they only show up to one, and sometimes they don't show up to any."
She said in the wild, penguins mostly eat anchovies. But in the Sciquarium, they at capelin, herring, and smelt.
Murray said, "On average, these guys eat somewhere between one to 2 pounds of fish a day. Now when they are going through the molt process, they need to gain a lot of weight because they're going to be out of the water for a long period of time. So they kind of put on a lot of weight and they can eat up to three to four pounds of fish a day." Murray said eating that much food is impressive because penguins only weigh seven to eight pounds.
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If I still lived in Youngstown, Ohio I would have returned this as soon as I finished putting it together. The assembly instructions are not very clear. The 2 piece side rails are slugged by a maybe 6 inch sloppily fitting tube making an obvious weak spot. As soon as i placed my grandaughters 24 inch 29 pound bike on the top bars the rack leaned forward a few degrees. I suspect if these bikes stay on the rack most of the short North Carolina winter that I'll find the rack and bikes on the floor. I also have a nashbar steel rack but they were unavailable when I wanted to purchase a second rack. If the nashbar rack becomes available again during a free shipping period then I think this rack will find its way to the street on recycling day. Save your money for a nashbar rack.
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The Natural
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|Genre: Drama, Period, Sports
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Summary:A once promising young baseball player returns to the mainstage fifteen years later in an attempt to restart his career after battling the demons of his past. But, it is the choices he makes with the women in his life that could lead to his downfall again.


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ESPN's Big Baseball Deal Will Be a Foul Ball for Your Cable Bill
Disney's eight-year deal with Major League Baseball means ESPN will shell out $5.6 billion for expanded baseball coverage. And whether you're a fan of the national pastime or not, you already pay more than $5 a month for ESPN. Which way do you think that price tag will be headed now?


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Electronic Arts has issued an apology to customers over the controversial DRM in Will Wright's long-awaited Spore.
As reported by the Los Angeles Times, EA is also relaxing Spore's extra-tight copy controls. EA exec Frank Gibeau said:
We've received complaints from a lot of customers who we recognize and respect. We need to adapt our policy to accommodate our legitimate consumers…
We assumed that consumers understand piracy is a huge problem. We have found that 75% of our consumers install and play any particular game on only one machine, and less than 1% ever try to play on more than three different machines.
As part of its reversal of course on Spore DRM, EA is boosting the install limit to five computers. Commenting on EA's decision, IDC analyst Billy Pidgeon told the Times:
The key to making copyright restrictions work is to offer value. In the end, this will blow over because Spore is a fun game, and people will want to try it.


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Indianapolis, IN (SportsNetwork.com) - Indianapolis Colts running back Trent
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Richardson was limited in practice on both Thursday and Friday with a calf
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With the Colts this season, Richardson has rushed for just 272 yards and two
touchdowns in eight games after going for 105 yards in two games with the
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with a concussion as will reserve linebacker Kavell Conner with an ankle
injury. Starting safety LaRon Landry is questionable with a toe injury that
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Where's The Fun? (WTF?) - September 2013Written on September 16, 2013
High School Nova
Who: Craig Stofko
What: 1969 Chevrolet Nova SS
Where: Carmel, NY
Why: Craig recently emailed pictures of his ultra-clean Nova. Now 47 years old, he's had this car since high school. We approve of his powertrain combination: a 427 big-block with Brodix BB-2 heads, 11.5:1 compression, a 950 Holley, TH400, and the original 12-bolt with 4.56:1 gears. He says he's collecting the parts needed to go back to a four-speed manual transmission. Be sure to send an update when you do, Craig.
Who: Jeff Altman
What: 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle
Where: Fletcher, OK
Why: It took Jeff three years of badgering this Chevelle's previous owner to sell, but he finally got the car he'd wanted since he was 12. Now in his 50s, he was able to completely restore it "from the ground up, it's been totally redone to my liking." It's good to hang on to your dreams.
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Who: Michael Pinto
What: 1973 AMC Javelin
Where: Kelso, WA
Why: Mike loves these Javelins, and managed to find one for the low price of just $250. It needed a bunch of stuff, but at least it was a real SST package, complete with a 360 V8, and a 727 transmission. He's been working on it for a couple of years, getting it running on the cheap. The pictures he sent were taken at a local Porsche club's autocross event.
Pro Street
Who: Curtis Boyer
What: 1973 Chevrolet Corvette
Where: El Cajon, CA
Why: Curtis is the original owner of this car, and says he has made a few changes over the years. He must be a master of the understatement. Check out the 6-71 supercharger atop his 383 small-block. Other goodies include Cragar SS wheels and a Richmond five-speed manual transmission.
Who: Marty and Kay Hartman
What: 1964 Ford Falcon
Where: Manchester, MI
Why: We like the clean look of the Hartman's Falcon. Marty writes that it began life with a 260-inch inline six, which got superseded by a 302, then later by a 347 with a Ford Racing 303 cam and Holley 750 carb. The transmission is a C4 with a 2,700-rpm stall speed, and he's got electric cutouts welded in just past his Doug's Headers. His best pass so far is a 12.98 at 108 mph at Milan Dragway.
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I need your help please!! I would like to know exactly what you did to that '03 Crown Victoria to get that stance. I would like to know the exact springs used in the front and rear, as well as the tire size. I am currently running stock 17-inch steelies, but I have a set of '09 Mustang GT 18x8.5-inch wheels that I would like to put on.
Cesar Ruiz, Lathrop, CA
Out of the blue, we recently received several letters about our resident ex–cop car, including one from a girl who's working on her '03 Mercury Marauder. All the articles can be found online, and your best bet is to type "Car Craft Crown Victoria" into a Google search. To answer your question, Cesar, The Vic has 650 in/lb springs on QA1 double adjustable coilovers, front, Eaton Detroit 1-inch drop springs (minus 2 coils), rear, and 285/40ZR17 Kumho Ecsta ASX tires on stock, '06-and later steel wheels widened to 17x9 by Pico Wheel and Tire. Read all about it in the Dec. '11 and Feb. '12 issues of CC. —John McGann
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Look! Krass and Bernie came to my shop! These are a couple friends of mine, Kelly Benitez and Mike Burney. While hanging out, I realized they look like K&B.
Mike Harvey, Concord, NC
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Our "Number 1 Crazy Fan" George Eischen of Fairview, OK, sent this picture from a 1922 Montgomery Ward catalog. Paint Your Ford for $1.98. Don't tempt us, George, we have some paint/body articles scheduled for this December's issue.
Why is there no such animal as the 4500-flange dual plane intake? Specifically, one for the small block Chevy? Holley does make a 750 cfm Dominator, why not drive it on the street? The carburetor community is a dying breed. Why not reintroduce the famous 750 Double Pumper in Dominator form?
#1 Super Fan, Jonathan Roberts, via email
Jonathan sent of a barrage of emails and Facebook messages all posing the same question. Would you buy a 4500-flanged dual plane intake manifold if someone made one?
Dog of the Month
My Mav and Rex. He's good at stealing wrenches and playing keep away.
Kev68, via email
"It's always a great day for burnouts or basketball in my driveway. Since I purchased my '54 F-100 in '75, it has been restored twice, basically in my driveway."
Marshall Hamlin, Michigan City, IN
"It's a '90 Mustang LX with a Chevy 350, TH350, and a freshly-built 8.8 with 3.55:1 gears. Built Ford Tuff with Chevy Stuff."
Rusty McWilliams, Schneider, IN
Wendell sent this old-school montage from sometime around 1974. "Many, many more tires have been melted with this car over the 41 years I have owned it," he says.
Wendell "Uncle Bat" Smith, Spokane, WA
Department of Corrections
In the July issue of CC on pg. 30, we duplicated the LQ9 specs in the LS6 specs box, an inexcusable mistake for a magazine with the slander Chevy Craft. Here are the correct specs for the LS6 camshaft.
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Holley Announces Plans for LS Fest 2013
Holley will supply the cars and engines! You bring the team and tools!
Are you pretty handy around an engine bay with hand tools? Are you well versed in performing engine swaps? Then you might have what it takes to compete in the '13 Car Craft Engine Swap Challenge held September 6–8, 2013, at Holley LS Fest in Bowling Green, Kentucky, at Beech Bend Raceway.
For 2013 two teams will be presented with two equally prepped running vehicles along with two GM LS crate engines. From there, the two teams must face off to see which team can install the GM LS engine in place of the older engine and get it running in the shortest duration of time. The winning team gets to keep the engine, which is equipped with numerous bolt-on LS parts from Holley Performance including an EFI system!
If you're interested in competing in Holley's '13 Car Craft LS Fest Engine Swap Challenge event, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com that includes your contact information and what makes you think you're up to the challenge. More information is available at: Holley.com/LSFest/EngineSwap.asp.
Blown Up Part of the Month
Eric Moreland, of Asheville, NC, sent some pictures of a broken piston from his '94 Firebird. He boosts it with an ATI centrifugal supercharger set at 12 psi. "After a good burnout, it had a miss and no compression on [cylinder] number 2," he says. Yup, that will do it. What have you broken lately? Send us pictures. Email them to firstname.lastname@example.com and please put Blown Up in the subject line.
CCSN is Coming!
Just because we're excited about the Street Machine Nationals, don't think that we're demoting the Car Craft Summer Nationals to second-class status. That car show is a proven success, and attendance continues to grow every year. The Car Craft Summer Nationals will be held on July 19–21 this year at the scenic Minnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul. Don't miss a second of the autocross, dyno challenge, or Real Street Eliminator competition. We're also bringing back the Pro Builder Shootout and informative DIY Garage seminars. The Tri-Five Chevy build will be finished here in St. Paul as well. Of course, the fairgrounds will be packed with thousands of the best street-machine cars around. Information for that show can also be found at FamilyEvents.com. Make a summer out of it and attend both shows! That's what we're going to do.
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Publisher Desc. Isabella is running through the city in this French carol, hurrying to see the Christ Child in Bethlehem. The urgency of the exciting event is felt throughout the piece, and the singers encourage Isabella with Run, Isabella, run! An obligato flute part also runs along, and moves in duet with both piano and accompanying voices at times. Alternate words have been created for school choirs in this energy-filled, fun arrangement for middle school mixed choir or women's choir! Run, Isabella, run!
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Anticipates raising $600 million
Revenue $3.7 billion in 2012
History Founded in 1982 by Dennis Gillings, then a biostatistics professor at UNC Chapel Hill, the company went public in 1994, but poor performance led to a leveraged buyout in 2003 that took it private again. Thomas Pike, formerly a consultant with Dublin-based Accenture PLC, took over as CEO last year.
Employees 27,000
IPO proceeds will pay down $2.4 billion of debt.
SMITHFIELD — Johnston Health will partner with Chapel Hill-based UNC Health to cut costs and help management, though terms are still being negotiated and are expected to be finalized by summer. Officials cited UNC Health's experience improving community hospitals for the decision.
SOUTHERN PINES — First Bancorp, parent of First Bank, will move its headquarters here from Troy. The company will keep about 150 of its 190 corporate jobs in Troy by leaving back-office operations and a data-processing center there.
RALEIGH — First Citizens BancShares named Glenn McCoy chief financial officer. He joined the bank in December 2012 as executive vice president of finance and replaces Ken Black, who retired at the end of March. McCoy previously was CFO of the former RBC Bank in Raleigh.
MORRISVILLE — Redwood Shores, Calif.-based Oracle will buy Tekelec for an undisclosed amount. The telecommunications company, which provides data management and network-signaling devices, was taken private last year by New York-based private-equity firm Siris Capital Group in a $780 million deal.


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Sustainable Tourism Australia: an amazing day at Lady Elliot Island – Great Barrier Reef – Queensland.
Sustainable Tourism World has published an awesome article about sustainable tourism on Lady Elliot Island written by Sara Vitali. Click here to read the article.
Date Posted: Wednesday, 23 April 2014 - 4:42pm
INTHEBLACK have written a great feature on Lady Elliot Island and Peter Gash. Click here to read the article.
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Earth Hour was founded by WWF in Sydney in 2007 and has now been embraced by 7,001 cities and 152 nations across the globe. And in 2014, Earth Hour will focus attention on one of the world's most...
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Travel writer, Michael Turtle has written a great blog about Lady Elliot Island. Click here to read his blog
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611 Parkway, Sevierville, TN 37862
Of the 3 entrees that we ordered, only one came out correct. I got the grilled chicken cobb which came out incorrect. When I finally got a new one, it was only very pale lettuce, a few tomatoes and about 4 small strips of chicken (about half a breast.) Something was contaminated because I was broken out within a few minutes of beginning to eat. They did comp our meal but it wasn't worth it. I could have had a much better salad from Wendy's for a fraction of the price.
1188 Dogwood Drive, Conyers, GA 30012
Use the words "gluten allergy" and they will bend over backwards to make sure you are taken care of! I have celiac and have eaten here many times and never been sick from it. They are happy to re-make dishes, allow substitutions, and just generally make your meal enjoyable. My favorite thing is the mushroom marsala sauce that you can add to your meat, because it is safe and also delicious! You can't have any of the appetizers, which is sad because I love me some chili-fries, but you can get any of the salads on the GF menu instead. Service can be a tiny bit slow sometimes, but I have only ever been with a large party and that inevitably takes a little longer, so they still get 5 stars in my book.
1887 S. Bascom Avenue, Campbell, CA 95008
Waiter was clueless about gluten free items and then brought us bread even though we had gluten free menu
227 Turnpike Road, Westborough, MA 01581
I've eaten at this location many times and never had a problem. I normally get Alice's chicken which is very good. The last time I got the filet and lobster tail. Both were delicious but the lobster tail was the smallest one I had ever seen. The chocolate thunder from down under is also great!
817 Queen Street, Southington, CT 06489
they have a GF menu. Their barbecue sauce is GF and is very good.
2480 Broad St., Sumter, SC 29151
They have come a long way! Good food and Awesome desert !! The only suggestion would be gf bread!!!
6419 Lee Highway, Warrenton, VA 20187
Had the hamburger without the bun. Very tasty. Couldn't have the fries, sadly. Had a Ceasar side salad instead. I found a crouton it. Not good. Waitress apologized and replaced it. Not good for those of us highly sensitively. Delicious food though. Just be aware.
3475 Alpine NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49544
I have gone here for years and they have been one of the few places I have never gotten sick at from gluten contamination! The service is always wonderful and they are always careful with my food and it ends up tasting great! We will definitely keep returning.
4492 Ontario Mills Pkwy., Ontario, CA 91764
I don't understand how a plate of steamed vegetables ordered without butter can cause issues, but it did, twice. After our second visit where there was a reaction after eating here we have to write this place off as not gluten friendly. Both times we specified no gluten and only water was ordered so I don't know how they could mess this order up, but the proof was 2 rough nights.
299 E. Swedesford (Gateway Shopping Ctr), Wayne, PA 19087
They have a gluten free menu with many options, but keep in mind that it's a chain restaurant so it's really important to talk to your waitress about cross contamination.
9140 Rockville Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46234
Have visited 2 locations and the first one in GA the bartender was very helpful and suggested we tell the staff to be GF because of celiac. Visited another location and was very pleased. The dessert is an added bonus.
105 Markham Park Dr., Little Rock, AR 72211
I love outback!!!!!!!!! I have never had a reaction. The steak is really good.
11308 N. 56th Street, Temple Terrace, FL 33617
Gluten free menu yes, willing to work with a party of 12 on graduation weekend, no. Ridiculous. Won't waste my time at this Outback ever again.
411 Doylestown Pike, Montgomeryville, PA 18936
Had a very nice dinner experience tonight. The manager came over to us to talk about my dietary needs. And told us what they can do for us in the future. Thank you
2076 Interchange Rd. Mill Creek Pavilion, Erie, PA 16565
Best chain restaurant for Gluten free by far! Staff and management are wonderful!
2415 S. Acadian Thruway, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Food is great. Dessert was super yummy.
295 Pepper's Ferry Rd. NE, Christiansburg, VA 24073
Don't listen to GFJohnny!! He must not know what to expect from a steakhouse chain which had wonderful food btw. This outback was well versed in celiac awareness. The manager came to our table immediately to speak to us about our allergy concerns. She informed us that the owners wife has celiac and he makes sure every person in the restaurant down to the hostesses takes a training course in gluten allergies. So from the moment you ask for a gluten free menu the manager is already informing the waitress and kitchen staff of your allergy. The manager let us know that all of the seasonings they use are gluten free and the kitchen staff changes gloves, pans etc for your meal as well as cooks your food in foil to prevent cross contamination. When you order gluten free food your ticket comes up with gluten allergy in large red bold font so it is not missed and the owner as well as the manager was back in the kitchen to ensure everything was properly prepared for us. She was available to answer any and all questions we had and was very informative and friendly. I highly recommend stopping here we had a wonderful meal. Everyone was very friendly, wonderful waitress, clean restaurant, great food, all around amazing celiac friendly chain restaurant. If give 10 stars if possible they go above and beyond for their customers to ensure the best possible experience.
1734 E. Southern Avenue, Tempe, AZ 85282
Separate GF menu available, and it has a decent number of options. I've always ordered the steak and have enjoyed it. My food gets brought out by a manager and is clearly marked. I have never had a problem after eating here.
2402 N. Prospect Avenue, Champaign, IL 61821
They used to have a manager with a celiac spouse. Since he retired they don't seem to be as consistently trained on gluten concerns. The GF menu is okay but not great.
2400 Boston St., Baltimore, MD 21224
Great food and service! This Outback is my go to place when I want great food at a great price! Love the rib eye, sirloin, and baby back ribs!
302 S. College Road, Wilmington, NC 28403
Knowledgeable waitress, good gf menu with alot of options. My 13 year old was very pleased.
194 N. Route 17, Rochelle Park, NJ 07662
Wait staff is well trained. Our waitress also has similar food allergies and knew exactly what my wife and I needed. Another great experience. :-)
8117 Georgia Street, Merrillville, IN 46410
They accommodated my gluten and dairy allergies beautifully. They have a separate GF menu. The service was a bit slow but I was impressed the owner came out to check on us when he heard about the allergies. I will definitely go back.
3411 S Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109
Always a good and save place to eat. Special gf menu and knowledgable staff.
612 N Wellwood Ave, Lindenhurst, NY 11757
nice gf menu and careful to avoid cross contamination.
7065 Commerce Center Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80919
I was very pleased with the gluten free meal I had here tonight. When I asked the waitress for a gluten free menu she promptly brought me one. I explained that I had Celiac Disease and she smiled and said she knew I would be concerned about cross contamination. With out asking, she sent the Kitchen Manager, James, out to talk to me. He answered my questions and it was obvious he was well trained in how to avoid gluten contamination. I had an excellent steak that was pan fried in a skillet on foil, an uncut baked potato with butter and sour cream on the side, and started with a salad that was made out of a new bag of ingredients. He suggested I always talk to the Kitchen Manager when I come. I will go here again😀.
8665 SW Tualatin-Sherwood Rd., Tualatin, OR 97062
Have never been cross contaminated here and we are so thrilled to have a dessert option
8195 Vineland Ave., Orlando, FL 32821
Great experience at this restaurant! My husband, mother in law, and I ordered off of the gluten free menu. There were a lot of options to eat, and our waitress assured us it would be marked on our ticket and our meals would be prepared in a separate area and brought out separately. Food was great and no cross contamination issues for me!
1361 Fitzgerald Dr., Pinole, CA 94564
They have menu's that highlight nut allergies, but NOTHING to say if an item is GF! The waiter was back and forth to the kitchen asking questions about ingredients. I am HIGHLY suspicious about preparation practices for celiac. These are NEW menus too... Also, no GF desserts anymore.
305 N. Frontage Rd., New London, CT 06320
Very nice staff and professional back of the house employees who really care
101 E. Alex Bell Road, #124, Centerville, OH 45459
All the dishes were dirty. manager brought out "clean" salads that had cheese after telling them about an additional dairy allergy. I only gave one star because you can't give them no stars. Manager did not seem to care.
7 Drayton St., Savannah, GA 31401
I must be gluten free and I love eating at this location! It is dependable and the staff is so helpful when it comes to asking questions and getting answers. The manager, Stephanie, has been helpful on many occasions by personally checking on the outcome of each part of my meal and following up with kitchen staff to be certain my food is safe to eat.
105 Markham Park Dr., Little Rock, AR 72211
Great gluten free menu and server was knowledgeable.
4910 Tamiami Trail N., Naples, FL 34103
Excellent experience had carry out steak and steamed broccoli. Server on phone was great and even explained that the cheese and broccoli was not GF. I always trust this place. Been Celiac for 3yrs and very sensitive.
8005 Moores Lane, Brentwood, TN 37027
Eaten here twice when visiting the area. Know they are very careful to avoid any cross contamination. Great experience inside or with takeout. Knowledgeable staff.
3209 Mall Dr. - Central Mall, Texarkana, TX 75503
Great awareness, service could use work.
1560 Gallatin Pike N., Madison, TN 37115
Love it! Gluten free menu with a lot more than most places. Ribs are wonderful. Now if you can just come up with a gluten free Bloomin' Onion in a dedicated fryer, probably would never go anywhere else.
3230 N. Roosevelt Blvd., Key West, FL 33040
Don't eat here! Three of our party of 6 got food poisoning
4500 Southern Hills Drive, Sioux City, IA 51106
Great GF menu. I can enjoy a meal with family and friends without feels weird. Good food.
1900 S. Casino Dr, Laughlin, NV 89029
Our celiac family comes here twice a year to visit family. We get glutened every time.
8245 A Dickerson Ln., Salisbury, MD 21804
They have several gluten free options. I found the menu online. I did not see a gluten free portion on their regular menu. I was able to get a salad, steak and baked potato. I informed the waitress that it was an "allergy" and went she brought the bread she put it the farthest away from me as possible. Everything was delicious. I gave 4 stars instead of 5 just because I had to search online for a gluten free menu.
110 Interstate Blvd., Anderson, SC 29621
Idk why I even stopped here. From experience, it's never good and I should've used my better judgement and kept on driving. Everyone was having issues. The table next to us had to send their steak back twice, both times coming out cold and completely raw. They were told there was a new kitchen manager, and he didn't heat the grill up enough. The table across from us had all of their food brought out except their little boy's plate, and they waited a good 30 more minutes for his food. Our experience was bad from the start. We waited 10+ minutes before being greeted by a server. By that time, we knew what we wanted. I ordered off of the gluten free menu, a 6 oz sirloin medium well topped with blue cheese, a baked potato with butter only, and broccoli. When my food finally got to the table (not sure how long it was, but it was quite a while), my potato had sour cream instead of butter and my steak was completely raw. Our server apologized and said steaks had been coming out undercooked all night. She took it back to the kitchen and it came out again about 10-15 minutes later, still bleeding. I told her again it was still raw. She took the steak, leaving the potato and broccoli for me to eat. They comped the steak off, but I guess decided it coming back twice was enough because I wasn't served another. Instead, she brought us out the check. We paid, but she didn't bring back the receipt that had what we were charged for. Just the receipt to sign. I'm pretty sure they literally just took the steak off, and charged me for a side of broccoli and a baked potato. When we asked for a copy of the original receipt, no one came back out, so we just left. There was another table sat next to us, waited about 20 minutes before they just decided to leave because no one had greeted them. This place is a train wreck. The server was nice, but you could tell she was very irritated, and I don't blame her. The kitchen staff needs a total do-over. Thankfully I don't live in this area so I'll never be back. We were literally here for a total of almost 2 hours.
308 Worth Ave.,Ste. 101, Stafford, VA 22556
Always have a good meal here. The servers are knowledgeable and make sure to keep things gluten free. They have a gf menu which even has dessert on it. I definitely recommend for anyone with Celiac disease.
8145 Point Meadows Way, Jacksonville, FL 32256
Always accomodating and have never had an issue. Very confident eating here.
330 N. Peters Road, Knoxville, TN 37922
They have a gluten free menu, just a ask the waiter/waitress, but without going into the kitchen I don't know what the chances are of cross contamination. Food is great, none-the-less!
1348 N. Gloster Street, Tupelo, MS 38801
Stopped here while passing through traveling. I requested a gf menu and was given one. The waiter confirmed that what I ordered was indeed gf. I ordered the Victoria Portobello filet cooked med rare, but they gave me the regular filet cooked medium, leaning towards well done instead. The waiter was nice enough and got me another steak but still didn't give me the Victoria Portobello. When I alerted the waiter (so I wasn't charged the additional amount), he argued with me that I didn't order the portobello filet originally. I did, and my family heard me. I wasn't about to have him take the 2nd steak because my family was almost finished eating and I hadn't even begun. The 2nd steak was mediocre at best. I gave it 3 stars because the steak was good, not great.
4509 W. Poplar Street, Rogers, AR 72758
Such a great menu selection.Very friendly staff and very helpful.
20 West Shoreline Drive, Long Beach, CA 90802
Very impressed with the outback''s variety on their gluten free menu. I had the steak & baked potato with side veg. The Thunder from down under pecan brownie is decadent. No problems, no reactions. Good choice for Celiacs
807 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins, CO 80525
I was served by a young man who was somewhat knowledgeable about gluten free items on the menu. this was a pleasant dining experience. good service and good food. I recommend the Outback Steakhouse an Harmony Rd. in Fort Collins, CO.
547 Arena Hub Plaza, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702
The staff were very accommodating and made it easy for us to eat gluten free. 😀
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Can't be near a TV or make it to Progressive Field for Monday's home opening ballgame between the Cleveland Indians and the New York Yankees? Channel 3 is going to keep you connected to the Tribe through a wide variety of online and social media.
Let's chat!
We'll kick things off with a special ConnecTV chat during our "Tribe Time: Opening Day" special at 1pm. This is your chance to engage with other Indians fans and talk about the team, your expectations and take part in fun polls and trivia questions. Plus, we'll announce the winner of our "Opening Day iPad Mini Giveaway" during the chat. You can register to win the iPad Mini here. Don't have the ConnecTV app yet? You can download it for FREE for your smart phone or tablet or you can join us via your PC by going to www.connectv.com.
During the game, join us here on wkyc.com for an in-game chat as we react to the plays and everything else going on at the ballgame.
Let's be social!
We'll be tweeting from the ballpark throughout the day. Follow us @wkyc for notes, quotes and pictures from all the Opening Day action. Join our conversation by using the hashtag #CLEOpeningDay. Tweet us your ballpark or opening day party pictures and we'll post them to our Home Opener photo gallery or we might use them in our newscast!
Speaking of pictures, we'll also be launching our new Instagram account, wkyc3. Follow us for coll behind-the-scenes looks at our broadcast and everything that goes into making gameday at Progressive Field so much fun. You can add you images to the mix by using the #CLEOpeningDay hashtag. We'll post photos to our Home Opener photo gallery as well.
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Hi Chuck, Thanks for your reply.
Let me address your points:
The event has finished. I've had a profit or loss. The photos of the event diden't sell a ticket. Granted, if the photographer works for media and the rehearsal, practice, airport arrival, etc. was covered - then, yes, it helped promote the event. I don't manage the artist/team. I pay an appearance fee. You say I worry about controlling every single dollar. If this was the case, we would not provide free food & drinks for the media in the press box or photographers on the field.
You are correct, it's simple. There is no clear benefit for me to give a commercial photographer a credential to the event. If you take a great shot, I'm sure you will sell it for as much as you possibly can. Meanwhile, you've received a free event pass, free parking, free food, asked for autographs (yes, it does happen), and hopefully made a few extra dollars. Not bad for a few hours work!
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Here's my self affirmation.
My priorities in life are mountain goats, pronghorns and elk in that order. Everything else is gravy.
Unless I decide because of a lack of job prospects to go to gradschool when I retire, and I can find a reasonable paying job we should have enough dough (I am hoping anyway) to afford 1 or 2 Canada/Foreign hunts a year.
Last year in Utah and Arizona, bought points for everything, with the hopes of one day drawing a big antelope area. But realistically elk and antelope in Arizona are like sheep tags in Wyoming.
I know the best thing to do is eat the 2 points, and hunt foreign for the things that interest me. Or buy land owner tags for elk/antelope in New Mexico and Texas.
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Thanks again I suspect this is a "dumb" ECU, and cold temps and atmospheric pressure changes are accounted for by applying a simple factor to the entire map.Scott
Like you say, the ECU has the ability to adjust the fuel/air ratio towards the rich side to accommodate cold weather riding.I'm not sure which sensor it is using but I would guess it is the oil temperature sensor located under the intake valves inlet port. (This is directly into the oil supply to the rocker arms).The sensor should give the following readings:-20* C (-4* F) = 18.8 kilo ohms+40* C (104* F) = 1.136 kilo ohms+100* C (212 *F) = 0.1553 kilo ohms By tweaking the resistance output between the sensor and the CPU, the unit might be fooled into thinking a richer fuel/air ratio was needed thus more power could be obtained.This might even be a switchable addition so when just puttin' around the correct temperature reading would be sent to the ECU and if more power was wanted the unit could be engaged by flipping a switch?
An ECU form Racedynamics was discussed a while back and has now been released, at least the website says so. http://racedynamics.in/products/powertronic
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Cedar Falls, IA (Sports Network) - Jake Koch scored 17 points for the Northern
Iowa Panthers as they defeated the Northern Colorado Bears, 76-59, in non-
conference play at the McLeod Center.
Koch was 6-of-8 from the field for the Panthers (5-3) as the team registered a
season-high 21 assists en route to their 10th straight victory at the McCleod
Center. Seth Tuttle added 14 points, five rebounds, and four assists while
Marc Sonnen tallied 12 points and four assists. Anthony James led the Panthers
with six assists.
Tevin Svihovec scored 16 points in the fifth straight loss for the Bears (1-5)
who have gone winless since their season-opening victory over the University
of the Southwest. Paul Garnica scored 15 points off the bench while Tate Unruh
added 14 points.
After knocking down eight three-pointers in the first half, UNI led 40-29 at
the break.
The Panthers shot 59.1 percent from the field in the second half and outscored
UNC 36-30 to pull away with the convincing win.
UNI beat the Bears on the glass by a 35-25 margin which helped the squad to
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have 130 sites with full hookups, 20, 30, and 50 amps, and telephone
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have 2 fishing lakes with large mouth bass, catfish, and blue gills.
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Ford F-100 Supernationals & All Fords Show - Plenty Of Fords In Pigeon Forge!Written by on August 25, 2011
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee welcomed the rumble of nearly 800 classic Fords to the 33rd Annual LMC Truck F-100 Supernationals and All Ford Show the weekend of May 12-14. Arguably the largest gathering of F-100s in the country, this year was my first and is now on the must-do list for years to come! Located in some of the most beautiful country in the South, the gathering of classic Ford's amidst the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is one of the most scenic natural venues. Add nearly a thousand cool old Fords and you can't go wrong.
Charlie Cobble, the man with the plan for the F-100 Supernats puts together an impressive list of debut trucks and special guest features every year and this year was no exception. Scott Young unveiled his ten year rebuild as did Kurt Stranne with his 37-year-old, $50 investment. Even industry guys got in on the fun with Dennis Carpenter bringing in a surprise entrant and Travis Noack of Street Trucks rolling in his cover truck.
A long list of vendors ponied up awards ranging from show sponsor LMC Truck's $2,500 worth of gift certificates to running boards from BeBops to gauges from Haneline to bumpers from Dennis Carpenter. Couple that with the dozens of awards for classes ranging from pre '48 F-1s all the way up to Lightning production model Fords and everything in between. This year, the big award went to Barry Blomquist and his '56 Ford (cover of April CCT), bringing home the 2011 F-100 Supernationals Truck of the Year, a tradition since 1981. In addition to the "Top 25" awards for every class, the show added one more class to both the truck and car division, the "Under 21" class. Showcasing those youngsters and where their generation is taking our hobby in the future.
If you're located on the West Coast or parts in between, the F-100 Supernats even puts on a West Coast Super Tour that kicks off in California. So don't say you didn't have anyone to carpool with! Check out the show's website for details on next year's cruise and all the show details at www.f100supernationals.com. See ya next year! CCT
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We featured Woody Hillis' Torch Red '54 in a past issue of CCT and it's always good to see such a nice truck being used and enjoyed.Brian Bartleson's '64 Ford is a study in mid-'60s Ford perfection! Brian cruised up in the tan hauler from Port Orange, Florida.That's the Fatman himself Brent Van Dervort's '67 F-100 that he uses to tow his display trailer from show to show. That killer stance is of course thanks to his own line of suspension components.Talk about a perfect engine for a '50s hot-rod truck! This Tri-powered Y-block wasn't in a truck though, it was in Joe Wright's '58 C300 passenger car; remember this is an All-Ford Show as well!We spotted Mark Coleman's silver '53 F-100 a few years ago in Nashville and every time we lay eyes on it, we're impressed. The Music City F-100 member hails from Mt. Juliet, Tennessee.Clay County Cruisers members Mike and Wanda Combs brought out their white '72 Styleside from Manchester, Kentucky, to take in the sights.Pick your poison, or rather the state of your project: both panels were for sale in the swap section of the show, it just depends on how much work you want (or don't want) to do!
Though we don't cover much of the lifted scene, you can't help but love David Dobbins's '78 F-350; it's just plain badass.Terry Roden's '69 F-100 had us for a loop with its Chevy Bow Tie logo on the bottom quarter panel. Perhaps it's a nod to the GM powerplant under the hood? We dig it regardless.Nickmamed "White Flash" for good reason, Kevin and Josh Beckner's '66 is powered by a 351 Cleveland backed by a TCI-built C6 transmission. DJM 3-inch dropped spindles and a four-link with coilovers out back get the truck nice and low.Jeff Bennett is the lucky owner of this perfect orange '55, one of our favorites from the show and finished two days beforehand.Frank Miles stood back and carefully studied every curve of his '40 Ford pickup before he ever lifted a torch to slice and dice it. The end result speaks for itself as one of the coolest chopped and dropped trucks at the show.Our vote for nicest F-1 goes to Al Hinz and his Alpine Blue, Flathead-powered, 5-Star cab packaged '51 out of Hastings, Minnesota.
The sign reads "Barn Fresh" and we're not sure whether it was for sale or not, but that's the best state in which to find a truck in our opinion.Round up your buddies because Chris Smith's '68 F-100 4-door was just begging to be taken on a road trip.These guys were going over this '53 with a fine tooth comb in the hopes of bringing home a project that we may see finished next year. With decent sheetmetal and a Fatman Mustang II frontend already installed, the asking price of $6,500 didn't seem too bad.


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What about a little more 'period' touch - like a simple parchment to add a neutral texture to the white background and a more 'King James Bible' font for the text (unless it is more of a 'celtic' church - like the 3rd century or Saint Patrick era).
From a pure 'technical' standpoint, it needs a graphic scale.
What's it's intended purpose?
Archaeological drawings have one technical standard and function, while a handout for people visiting a tourist site serves a very different purpose.


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Ohio To Let Feds Run Health Exchange
February 15, 2013
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio officials on Thursday confirmed the state's intentions not to run its own health insurance exchange but, instead, have the federal government operate the new online......
This is the only thing any State can do. If the GOP can delay OB Care for two years in exchange for a debt ceiling raise and then entirely eliminate it next election.
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Barium is a milky fluid that absorbs
x-rays. Barium is placed into the bowels through the rectum. This is called an enema. Barium coats the lining of the lower intestines. This makes that area easier to see on an x-ray.
You may have a barium enema to look for problems in your lower intestines. Some things your doctor may be looking for include:
Complications are rare. Some may have an allergic reaction to the barium or latex of the tube. Talk to your doctor about any allergies you may have.
Tell your doctor if you are allergic to latex or barium.
Your intestines must be empty before this test. Your doctor may ask you to:
The doctor will gently insert a well-lubricated enema tube into your rectum. You may be given an injection to relax the rectum. Barium will be inserted through the tube. A small balloon at the end of the tube will be inflated. This balloon keeps the barium inside. The doctor will move you several times to make sure the barium coats the walls of the colon and rectum. A small amount of air will be inserted through the tube. The doctor will take a series of x-rays. After this, the enema tube will be removed.
After the test, you:
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after the test.
About 1-2 hours
You may feel discomfort when the enema tube is inserted. You may have bloating and severe cramping during the test. You may also feel as if you need to move your bowels.
It may take up to a few days to receive your test results. If the results are abnormal, your doctor will recommend:
After you leave the hospital, call your doctor if any of the following occurs:
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
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Barium enema. McKinley Health Center, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign website. Available at:
http://www.mckinley.uiuc.edu/handouts/barium_enema.html. Updated June 14, 2011. Accessed November 12, 2012.
Lower gastrointestinal (GI) tract x-ray (radiography). Radiology Info.org website. Available at:
http://www.radiologyinfo.org/en/info.cfm?pg=lowergi. Updated June 5, 2012. Accessed November 12, 2012.
Lower GI series. National Digestive Disease Information Clearinghouse website. Available at:
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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - JJ Redick hit 4-for-8 from three-point range en
route to a game-high 20 points and nine assists as the Orlando Magic knocked
off the Phoenix Suns, 98-90, on Sunday at U.S. Airways Center.
Andrew Nicholson netted a career-high 19 points on an impressive 9-of-11
shooting and grabbed nine rebounds, while Glen Davis contributed 15 points and
seven rebounds for the Magic, who concluded a five-game road trip with a 3-2
mark. Nikola Vucevic added 12 points and nine boards in the victory.
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To the editor:
First, I would like to apologize to the lady in the SUV to whom I displayed my single finger salute on the morning of Jan. 12 just outside of Beaufort on U.S. 70. I just had a problem with her placing her 6000 pound SUV within 10 feet of my wife and me on our 800 pound motorcycle. The roads were wet, traffic was slow and she obviously thought that getting that close to us would make her trip faster.
I am also sorry to have further delayed her trip when she followed me into the post office parking lot to tell me how mad she was at me. She said something about: �If your child had been in the vehicle...� Well, I am also glad she didn�t have to explain my salute; but I am more glad she didn�t have to explain why she ran over two people on a motorcycle because she chose to get so close that, had something happened, she would never have been able to stop in time.
I know she probably thinks she�s a great driver and would never do that; but I don�t know her and I thought she was a bad driver that could have killed us.
I wish every automobile driver had to get a motorcycle endorsement before they could drive on the roads � I�ll bet things would change. I wish automobile drivers understood that if they are in a wreck, they have airbags and seatbelts and safety cages and all that neat stuff. Motorcycle riders have none of that; all we have is a half chance at avoiding the wreck and living.
Motorcycles can�t stop on a dime, they slide as if on ice when we have to try and avoid someone that pulls out in front of us. Yea, I know motorcycles are dangerous but mostly because other drivers decide they can beat them across an intersection or get real close and make them move out of the way. I often take my grandkids riding with me, do you want to be the one that kills them because you were in a hurry to get to Walmart or Food Lion?
Give us a chance: treat us with the respect you want; don�t tailgate us; don�t pull out in front of us; and don�t try to beat us through intersections. We respect the traffic laws as much or more than do most vehicle drivers. And remember we pay the same taxes � road, gas, vehicle � as you do. We have to buy insurance and obey traffic laws just like you do. So look twice, save a life, motorcycles are everywhere!
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I would call but at this point I'm so infuriated by this whole process that I strongly doubt I could stay civil if the CSR showed any hint that they didn't know what they heck they were doing. I know this will not help anyone so it seems that repeated email attempts are my best bet for now.
Maybe add the bit about DORIS in your E-mail message ..


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Words like multiculturalism, diversity, globalization have probably lost some of their thrust as selling points, and rightly so – over the last few decades, higher education institutes have tried to flaunt their proximity to these ideals as best they could. At New York University, these are not and have never been just buzzwords, but principles so central to the mission of the University that students may not even notice how much use they make of them.
In the heart of the most ethnically varied city in the country, and arguably the world, NYU's classrooms often mirror the energizing diversity found on the street. Our main campus attracts applicants from every corner of the globe, and likewise faculty, who hail from X different nations. Diversity is more than a statistic here, and the wealth of resources available to promote diversity and to acclimate international students and scholars, coupled with the multicultural events offered throughout the year, show that NYU is committed to fostering an ever stronger multiculturalism in both faculty and students while ensuring at the same time that no single gender, nationality, race, religion, or lifestyle has a monopoly on intellect or talent.
But how does multiculturalism flourish when it is bound within one culture, even if that culture is as wonderfully heterogeneous as New York? Within the classroom walls, a global experience is only partially possible – unless those classroom walls can reach from Shanghai to Berlin. NYU's unparalleled international presence offers students a unique opportunity to conduct their studies where they are most relevant: read Italian poetry in the birthplace of the Renaissance, get an MBA in one of the most robust economies in the world, compose music among the ghosts of Dvořák and Smetana.
Spanning six continents, New York University operates ten fully functional academic sites, most equipped for graduate study; fifteen more are open on seasonal and conditional basis. NYU is also developing a campus in Abu Dhabi, which will offer students a seamless transference of NYU's academic and financial resources. Beyond these, NYU holds agreements with scores of universities and research institutes throughout the world: for example, the Stockholm School of Economics and the HEC School of Management in Paris.
As a graduate and a professional student, you will want to factor your time abroad into your academic timelines very carefully, scheduling around teaching, exams, and other requirements that would need to be completed in New York, but don't let this be an obstacle. Our sites offer many courses and fieldwork opportunities that satisfy departmental obligations, and agreements with local libraries and archives will provide invaluable, often unimaginable supplements to your research.
Of American universities NYU annually hosts the highest number of students abroad, a statistic we are very pleased to repeat. But more important is the quality of our international education, and we feel we are equally distinguished in this category. Discover more through our study abroad office or summer study abroad office.


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Site Visit 8/30/07 - The visit to Hughes Spalding was an awesome way to see exactly what challenges face pediatric hospitals. The old building (build in 1952) had obviously been "updated" with colorful additions but they didn't really do the trick. The cold, hard tile floors and marble walls gave the facility a dark unwelcoming feel. The efforts to add color to the ceiling by drawing pictures on the ceiling tiles was a good idea and did help out the look of the hallways. All in all, the building did not look as old as I had anticipated but it also didn't feel at all like a children's hospital. There were several other characteristics that I noticed about Hughes Spalding that were positives. I especially liked how there were hand sanitizer dispensers located at eye levels near each elevator. This may not be the most aesthetically pleasing way to make the place more sanitary but it can't hurt. Also, the Pyxis Supply Station is a great way to monitor drug administrations and keep an accurate tab on patient billing. From a systems standpoint, the fact the corridors are used by the entire hospital is a big disadvantage. The increased traffic is only made worse by the hallways being narrow. Similarly, there are several nurse stations that had computer monitors facing the hallway (probably due to space constraints) which is not exactly HIPAA compliant. This is supposed to be taken care of in the new facility. Other things that would help out the new facility would be to keep from putting televisions in waiting rooms. Hospitals are already noisy places and adding more sources only hurts a patient's ability to get well. Also, being that this is a children's hospital, there were several counter tops with square, pointy edges. These are often at head height for children and need to be smooth and round in the new facility. Several interesting things that I discovered through conversations were that, first, Les informed us that the facility will remain 100% operational during the entire construction phase. This is amazing and is coming, in large part, at the cost of the already limited parking spaces. Another problem that Bill Auten discussed was that there are no MRI, CT scan machines in the hospital and patients who need these tests have to go through a very long tunnel to Grady. Another change that will be present in the new facility is that they will not be able to put the hand sanitizer dispensers on the elevator walls and will have to find a new location for these. As a whole, the visit was awesome and did a great job at pointing out problems facing children's hospitals.
Class 8/28/07 - I was very interested by the information presented by Prof. Zimring tonight. In particular, the bit about the ceiling tile experiments with sound reflecting and sound absorbing tiles was very interesting. I wonder if any similar studies have been done with different types of light (i.e. softer lights vs fluorescent lighting). Another particularly good piece was when we went over how being able to see outside/nature type settings while in the hospital lead to a decrease in time of stay, fewer pain medications used and an overall better perception of the medical staff. This class is hitting on something that is very important to me, patient centered care. I am very displeased with the current state of medicine and only hope to be part of the change toward the things we talk about in class.
My name is David Herren. I am originally from Rome, Georgia and earned a BS from Georgia Tech in Biology. I have four sisters (two older, two younger) and all of us are no longer at home with my two younger sisters (twins) starting to college this year. I enjoy running, reading, fishing, and other quiet, boring activities. :) I am engaged to Jessie Fox and can't wait for the next phase of life to start. I am a student in the Health Systems program and am very thankful for David Cowan and his help with my academic career.


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12-Year-Old Mirko Caballero Climbs His First 5.14b
Twelve-year-old American climber Mirko Caballero redpointed his first 5.14b yesterday when he sent Stop Sika in Rawyl, Switzerland. According to his 8a.nu logbook it took him four tries to stick the route. "I felt strong after two weeks bouldering in Magic Wood," Mirko writes, referring to the famous bouldering area in Switzerland where he spent the past couple of weeks crushing boulder problems up to V13.
Mirko has been climbing strong in the past year, redpointing at least five routes rated 5.14a or harder since last November. He also flashed Slow Food (Right) (5.13d) and has onsighted at least eight climbs rated 5.13b. Mirko's bouldering resume is equally impressive, as he sent One Summer in Paradise (V13) on August 14, 2013, as well as at least 25 problems rated V11 or harder.
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Stephen Costello takes on a new role
The talented tenor tackles Tonio, the role that made Pavarotti famous
Donizetti's "The Daughter of the Regiment"
When: 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 29 and Feb. 1; 2 p.m. Feb. 3 Where: San Diego Civic Theatre, 1200 Third Ave., downtown Admission: $45 to $275 Phone: (619) 533-7000 Online:
It's just not fair. ■ Donizetti's comic opera "The Daughter of the Regiment" features a soprano lead who sings a number of brilliant arias and shoulders the responsibility for much of the opera's success. ■ But it's the tenor — in the role of her suitor, Tonio — who takes the prize. ■ He only has two big arias, but one of those arias is "Ah, mes amis." With its nine high C's, it's considered one of the pinnacles of the tenor art. Luciano Pavarotti's career shot into the stratosphere after his "Ah, mes amis" literally brought a production of "Daughter of the Regiment" at the Metropolitan Opera to a halt. His recording of the opera with Joan Sutherland became an instant classic. ■ Juan Diego Flórez achieved a similar feat at La Scala, when he sang the aria twice, breaking a seven-decade embargo on encores at the legendary opera house. He did something similar when he brought the role to the Met, and he's also made a recording. ■ Now tenor Stephen Costello is trying out the role of Tonio, singing it for the first time with the San Diego Opera (opposite soprano L'Ubica Vargicova in the title role), and he knows Saturday's season opening at the Civic Theatre won't be a business-as-usual night.
"There are a lot of challenges," said Costello during a rehearsal break. "One is getting out of the shadow of Luciano Pavarotti. That's what people expect to hear. They expect to hear that sound. Or even Juan Diego. That creates a lot of pressure."
San Diego Opera general director Ian Campbell, who prides himself on building a company that makes singers a priority, is certain Costello will be equal to the task. Campbell has a card file of observations on every singer he has ever engaged (and some he hasn't), and the card he created nearly six years ago for Costello when the young tenor auditioned for him fresh out of Philadelphia's acclaimed Academy of Vocal Arts notes Costello's "virile sound" and his strength in his upper register.
Campbell quickly signed him to do "Romeo and Juliet" in 2010, "Faust" in 2012 (his first time in that role as well), and now "Daughter of the Regiment."
"Anybody would have seen he had something special," said Campbell of hearing Costello for the first time. "There are lots of men who sing 'Daughter of the Regiment,' but they tend to have narrower sounds. Stephen has greater amplitude because he sings 'Boheme' (recently at the Berlin Opera) and (heavier) operas like that, which others don't do," including Flórez.
That additional vocal weight makes Costello's debut in the role especially intriguing.
"The tenors we associate with that repertoire are lighter voices, because to sustain those high C's it's easier for a voice of lighter weight," said John Craig Johnson, vocal arts coordinator at Point Loma Nazarene University who works with some of the opera chorus singers. "But Costello, which is why I was so excited by his voice when I first heard it, is one of these young tenors who isn't afraid to sing with cajones. ... And to sing in that range, with that sized voice, audiences are not used to that. It is going to be super exciting."
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In part because of their ability to sing those seemingly unreachable high notes, tenors have a special allure. Certainly there have been revered basses, mezzo-sopranos and especially sopranos, but it is the tenor that is the most rare and cherished of operatic voices. It's no accident The Three Tenors were a worldwide sensation while you never heard much about The Three Sopranos.


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From the start, Dreamliner jet program was rushed
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Panarottis Pizza Pasta specialises in serving quality Italian-style cuisine. The restaurant offers a friendly and relaxing environment where friends and family can enjoy a delicious handmade pizza topped with the freshest ingredients. Pizzas are traditionally made with a thin base, with calzone and thick base available on request. Every pizza is made from an original and unique recipe, but if none of the pizza options seem satisfying enough, you can create your own pizza with a selection of your favourite toppings.
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Apprentice Restaurant, formally known as L'Olive, situated on Stellenbosch's bustling Andringa Street, is a sought after dining establishment. Home to the Culinary Institute, this restaurant offers food that appeals to the senses.
The restaurant is training school for students who have chosen cooking as a career, but patrons would be far off the mark to expect anything less than being plated up food of exceptional quality.
Not only is breakfast, lunch and dinner served in style, the décor of the eatery is bright and inviting in a relaxed upmarket manner, however, the best seats remain out of house on the pavement, where guests can soak up the Stellenbosch vibe.
The dinner menu is offers a selection of meat dishes from Lamb Rump, Kudu Loin to Quail. Desserts are wickedly decadent with impossible to resist choices like Chocolate Marble Pavlova and Tiramisu with Rum and Espresso.
Since the restaurant is a learning arena, the menu also has a glossary of terms (in case the menu is all French to you).
The Vines is an Italian wine bar and eatery that combines a traditional Italian feel with modern, innovative food and decor. The food is typically Italian and reminds of home cooking every time. Try a gorgeous pasta with a sauce of your choice or a simple sarmie made with freshly baked foccaccia. Pair any dish on the menu with an authentic Italian or South African wine, or even a potent grappa. The popular Dalla Cia Grappa is served as a digestive, as a caffe' corretto, as ice cream, or even as a Grappa tasting dessert menu.
Café Dijon is a pocket of Paris in the heart of Stellenbosch. Ideally located at the centre of town, this quaint eatery is a gem for food lovers who enjoy true French cuisine. Its indoor café is perfectly Parisian in décor and ambience while being seated outside, under ancient oak trees and umbrellas, allows for a relaxed reflection of passers-by on the street in true European style.
Expect an impressive and authentic French menu. There are classic hors d' oeuvres and salads such as Pear, Parma ham and Gorgonzola that are designed to please the palate. The main course selection and restaurant specialties are extended to include regional French dishes to the likes of South West of France Cassoulet.
The multi-dimensional menu has an array of asides and desserts and caters well for those who like to round off their eating experience.
The combination of true French style and food makes this bistro style establishment a delight any time of day – breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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Are We Reading the Final Chapter for Pure E-Readers?
Purists may cringe at the loss of easy-to-read E Ink screens, but it may be time to turn the page on the e-book reader. A key analyst has slashed his sales forecast for Kindles, seeing the rise of Kindle Fires, Nook Tablets, and of course, iPads as inevitable.


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It is the far future; the human race has finally colonized the galaxy, preserving an era of prosperity that's only possible because of The Hypernaturals. They're a celebrated, galaxy-wide superhero task force that keeps the peace. That is, until they all mysteriously vanish. Now, as the galaxy teeters on the brink of chaos, it's up to a group of retired and long-forgotten Hypernaturals – and their novice recruits – to save the galaxy from complete destruction.
Collecting the Free Comic Book Day edition and issues 1-3 of the critically acclaimed series, THE HYPERNATURALS VOLUME 1 has Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, the superstar writing duo behind ANNIHILATION and THE LEGION, reuniting with GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY artist Brad Walker, along with Tom Derenick (JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA) and Andres Guinaldo (GOTHAM CITY SIRENS) to kick off their original series that takes cosmic superheroes to an all-new frontier!


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Gainesville's Dove World sold, soon moving to Tampa Bay area
Published: Monday, July 15, 2013 at 4:07 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 15, 2013 at 4:07 p.m.
GAINESVILLE - The Dove World name was off the sign out front. Gone too were the displays proclaiming anti-Islamic messages. The parking lot was empty. The grounds appeared deserted. A roll off trash bin stood to the side of a church building.
After years passed with its site on the market, the controversial Dove World Outreach Center, which gained national and international attention for activities that included a Quran burning, has sold its northwest Gainesville property to a local church and plans to move to the Tampa Bay area.
The Spirit of Faith Christian Center, a growing Gainesville congregation, purchased the 20-acre property last week for $1.25 million.
Spirit of Faith had eyed the property along the 5800 block of Northwest 37th Street for several months and received city Plan Board approval in March of a permit to locate and expand there.
Since 2009, Dove World, and its congregation of less than 50, has drawn negative attention to Gainesville for anti-Muslim message and activities that other local clergy often stepped forward to publicly reject.
In 2009, the church erected a sign reading "Islam is of the devil" and sent children of congregation members to school wearing shirts with the same message. Negative international attention and heightened local security came the next year, when congregation members organized an event to burn the Quran on the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. That event was called off after pleas from the federal government.
In March 2011, an associate pastor did burn a copy of the Quran during a mock trial of Islam's holy book. The church posted a video of the act on YouTube, and the wire service Agence France-Presse released a news article on the event. Rioting followed in Afghanistan. At least 20 people, including seven United Nations workers, were killed.
The church has also preached an anti-gay message - placing a "no homo mayor" sign on the property when former Mayor Craig Lowe, who is gay, was running for the office in 2010.
This year, Dove World received a citation for illegal burning after setting aflame effigies of President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton.
Current Mayor Ed Braddy said the departure of Dove World would be good for the city as a whole and the adjacent Mile Run neighborhood in particular.
"I think the city of Gainesville and particularly the residents of the Mile Run community are grateful to be receiving some much needed relief from the propaganda that came from the church," Braddy said. "We recognize and respect First Amendment rights in this community. But people also want peace and quiet."
Terry Jones, the senior pastor at Dove World, said the church is in the process of moving to the Tampa Bay area. He said they are close to finalizing the purchase of a property in an area south of Tampa. He declined to give further details on the location at this time.
He expected it would take Dove World about a month to finalize the move.
Jones said he has owned a condominium in the Tampa area for some 20 years and wants to move Dove World to a larger metropolitan area.
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