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Tonight marks the Feast of the Seven Fishes in some Italian families. Others will choose to celebrate tomorrow. But, it occurred to us that there will be a great deal of fish and seafood consumed in the next week as Christmas morphs into New Year's. Our own family traditions have come to include heaping amounts of San Francisco's local dungeness crab. For Christmas, we make the local San Francisco seafood stew – Ciopinno – a medley of seafood and fish in a spicy tomato broth. For New Year's, we get a smorgasbord of local shellfish – crab, shrimp, oysters and clams (if you are on top of things, order from Swan's Oyster Depot, which has been slinging seafood in San Francisco for 100 years). What goes better with seafood and fish than white wine.


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WWOZ is spreading its wings! We have long been plotting the installation of a new transmitter that will boost our broadcast signal from 4,000 watts to 100,000 watts. This means that our signal will be stronger in New Orleans, and will expand further outside the city, particularly into St. Tammany, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes.
This map shows our expanding signal. The blue circle designates our current terrestial broadcast area with 4,000 watts. The red line shows an approximate of our new 100,000 watt broadcast signal.
In making this happen, we've had to overcome a number of challenges, including that of lifting our enormous new transmitter to the roof of a 25-story building.
Here's how WWOZ General Manager David Freedman tells it:
What happens when you increase from 4,000 to 100,000 watts? Well, the signal would carry a lot further—across the lake, down the coast, deep toward the east into Mississippi! It would make WWOZ the only non-commercial FM in Louisiana to broadcast at that power. So, that's exactly what we decided to do.
It all sounded so simple—back in December when we hired a moving company to lug our big black box weighing about a ton pounds up our 25 story building. But once the movers got to the top of the building, they discovered that our transmitter was too big to get through the doorway leading to the roof.So, we dragged it back down the stairway and put it into storage while we made other arrangements. Finally, in January, we found a big ass crane that could reach 25 stories high and had it brought into town. The owner of that crane applied for the necessary permits, but the city dragged its feet for a month, missing meetings and deadlines, so the crane owner took off for bigger and better jobs in Texas.Then a friend of the station found a crew of really ripped firemen who were convinced they could get the Thing onto the roof by sheer force of will and a different angle through the doorway. Once more the big black box was carried up 25 stories only to come back down, too big to succeed.Then in February, another crane operator was located in Gonzales, south of Baton Rouge. He drove down to the city, looked the situation over and declared that his crane was too small for the job. 'OZ was running out of time and ideas. According to our FCC permit, the new transmitter had to be up and running no later than April 8. What to do?We looked to the heavens for inspiration. And, lo, there was a helicopter!
On Saturday, March 9 we flew the new transmitter to its new home on the 26-story rooftop at 1440 Canal. The photos below show the process as a helicopter came in and carefully lifted two loads of equipment onto the building.
Now our engineers have begun the real work of setting it up! We are currently broadcasting from a backup transmitter on the West Bank, so be aware that WWOZ's terrestrial signal might change in strength and coverage area in the coming days - and might even reach some new areas. This process is just temporary growing pains, and we thank you for your patience! WWOZ will soon have a much stronger signal.
This project would not have been possible with out the generous contributions from New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation and RosaMary Foundation.
After lugging that thing up 25 floors, I think I'd have torn out/rebuilt the door. I would think you could hire a carpenter cheaper than a helicopter!

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Warm Bodies (2013)
Warm Bodies SynopsisA funny new twist on a classic love story, Warm Bodies is a poignant tale about the power of human connection. After a zombie epidemic, R (a highly unusual zombie) encounters Julie (a human survivor), and rescues her from a zombie attack. Julie sees that R is different from the other zombies, and as the two form a special relationship in their struggle for survival, R becomes increasingly more human - setting off an exciting, romantic, and often comical chain of events that begins to transform the other zombies and maybe even the whole lifeless world.
Warm Bodies Release Date
In Theaters February 1, 2013
Warm Bodies Credits
Starring: Nicholas Hoult, Teresa Palmer, John Malkovich, Dave Franco, and Rob Corddry
Written by: Jonathan Levine
Directed by: Jonathan Levine
Produced by: David Hoberman, Todd Lieberman, and Bruna Papandrea
Length: 97 min
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Summit Entertainment
External Info: Warm Bodies Official Website
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This Week In Home Entertainment: A Good Day To Die Hard, Warm Bodies And Identity Thief
While this weeks big movie releases offer plenty of featurettes, most of these are surprisingly lengthy and informative, rather than short and ineffective. There are so many goodies out this week that we couldnt even get to all of them, but read on to learn about some of June 4th's best releases, and maybe even a few that may have slipped under your radar.
by Jessica Rawden June 4, 2013 comments
Exclusive Warm Bodies Blu-ray Bonus Clip Shows On Set Gags
Following an early digital release on May 14, Warm Bodies is hitting Blu-ray and DVD on June 4, and to celebrate, Lionsgate company Summit Entertainment has given us an exclusive Blu-ray bonus clip that takes a look at the sets gag reel. The clip is pretty short, but it focuses on series lead Nicholas Hoults energetic personality when he cant quite focus on his un-emotive zombie character.
by Jessica Rawden May 30, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Blu-ray Clips Explain How To Make A Zombie Laugh And More
Warm Bodies is hitting Blu-ray and DVD next month, and to celebrate the upcoming release, Summit Entertainment has released several clips that take a look at the filming of the flick. In particular, the first one is super amusing and looks into Nicholas Hoult and Rob Corddry learning to grunt effectively for their roles as zombies in the film. Hoult says that Corddry made it his goal to get the younger actor to crack up during the zombie scenes.
by Jessica Rawden May 21, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Will Find A Heart On Blu-ray And DVD In June
Studios are busy trying to create young adult-oriented flicks that can bring the teen audience into the theater in droves post Twilight. This year, the fun Beautiful Creatures barely made a mark at the box office while the zombie flick Warm Bodies did somewhat better than expected. Another YA book-turned-movie, City of Bones, is set to make an appearance in theaters late this summer, but in the interim, you can catch its precurser Warm Bodies when it hits Blu-ray and DVD on June 4.
by Jessica Rawden May 6, 2013 comments
Weekend Box Office: Stallone Bites Bullet to the Head
It's Superbowl Sunday, which means a quiet weekend at the box office. So, what kind of movie would open on a weekend where it's almost guaranteed to see a lower than usual opening? How about one that you wish no one knew even existed?
by Scott Gwin February 3, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Is The New Twilight: A Surprise Hit Driven By Teen Girls
Conventional wisdom says that next big thing will be Fifty Shades of Grey, the erotic and critically reviled novel currently on its way toward a film adaptation. But could the next Twilight be something good instead-- and already out in theaters?
by Katey Rich February 3, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Is A Super Bowl Weekend Standout With $8 Million Friday Opening
It seems zombies aren't just in vogue when they're staggering around and threatening people on The Walking Dead. The quirky romantic comedy Warm Bodies, about a zombie who falls for one of the earth's few surviving humans, led the U.S. box office on Friday, making $8.1 million on its way toward an estimated $20 million for the weekend
by Katey Rich February 2, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies: 10 Big Differences Between The Book And Movie
For the sake of creating a believable relationship between Julie and R, there are some fairly big changes made to the latter half of Warm Bodies storyline when bringing it to the big screen. Purists may not enjoy all or any of the changes, but to create a movie told entirely from the perspective of a zombie...
by Jessica Rawden February 1, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Director Jonathan Levine Talks Accessing The Zombie Mind
Making an adaptation of a book told in the first person is more than enough of a challenge, but as you can imagine that task is only made harder when the protagonist happens to be a zombie. Not only do you have to deal with widening perspective and creating a larger world, you also have to deal with the fact that from outward appearances the hero is a mumbling, stumbling, brainless bag of meat that spends every moment dreaming of devouring human flesh.
by Eric Eisenberg February 1, 2013 comments
How Brain Damage Patients Helped Rob Corddry Understand Zombies In Warm Bodies
You wouldnt think it would be too hard to play a member of the walking dead. You slap on some make-up, stumble a bit, and let out the occasional groan. Sounds simple enough, right? Well, it wasnt enough for Rob Corddry. Who stars as a zombie in the new movie Warm Bodies. Inspired by a script he loved and a real desire to nail his audition, he took it to a completely new level...
by Eric Eisenberg January 31, 2013 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting Bullet To The Head And Warm Bodies Reviews
Im still working off this chill from sub freezing temperatures over this last week but its time to warm up these magic fingertips and get to the movies of the week. This time around its warm bodies and bullets to the head
by Doug Norrie January 27, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Star Rob Corddry Delivers Zombie Acting Tips
You might know Corddry from his goofy performances in The Daily Show With Jon Stewart, Hot Tub Time Machine or Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay. But in the new zombie-centered romantic comedy from Jonathan Levine, Warm Bodies, Corddry took on his rolethat of a zombie called Mwith the kind of care and contemplation one typically associates with his hero, the great Daniel Day-Lewis.
by Kristy Puchko January 24, 2013 comments
Explore What Makes A Zombie With Cool New Warm Bodies Interactive Infographic
Over the years we've seen many different kinds of zombies. Sure, George A. Romero popularized the shambling, brain-loving type, but as the subgenre has developed so have the creatures. Some titles feature the undead with the ability to communicate, while others have them all as world-class sprinters. Come February director Johnathan Levine will introduce another new kind of zombie to the mix.
by Eric Eisenberg January 23, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Clips Show A Disbelieving John Malkovich And An Inquisitive Analeigh Tipton
One of the numerous things Summit's Warm Bodies has going for it is its supporting cast, among which are John Malkovich and Analeigh Tipton. The former's lengthy list of credits speaks for itself, while the latter is a bit less known but has also demonstrated her acting and comedic talents in past work - particularly in the role of the lovesick Jessica in Crazy, Stupid, Love. Both actors are featured in the latest clips for Warm Bodies.
by Kelly West January 21, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Clips Include Zombie Rob Corddry To The Rescue
With Warm Bodies set to arrive in theaters in a little over two weeks, we're seeing more TV spots and clips recently, reminding us that Summit has this zombie rom-com on the way. Today we have two more clips, which share a common theme in showing the female lead's understandable wariness around zombies, even if they're trying to help her.
by Kelly West January 16, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Clips Show Zombies Attacking And A Funny Moment Between Julie And R
Warm Bodies will arrive in theaters in just a few weeks. We've already gotten plenty of glimpses of the movie, between the previously released trailers and the more recently released four-minute clip, which introduced us to Nicholas Hoult's zombie character R. Some new clips and a few B-roll videos have made their way online, giving us even more to look at from the movie in anticipation of its February release.
by Kelly West January 9, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies Photos Show Us A Zombie In Love
Hot on the heels of the release of the first four minutes of the film, Summit has given us a few more stills from Warm Bodies, Jonathan Levine's feature adaptation of Isaac Marion's zombie novel. Set in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, Warm Bodies stars Nicholas Hoult as R, a zombie who falls for a living girl named Julie (Teresa Palmer.
by Kelly West January 2, 2013 comments
Warm Bodies First Four Minutes Introduce Us To Nicholas Hoult's Zombie Character R
We've already seen two trailers for Jonathan Levine's upcoming feature adaptation of Isaac Marion's zombie novel Warm Bodies. Today, the first four minutes of the film have arrived online and they take us through the mindset of lead character R, played by Nicholas Hoult, a zombie struggling with an existential crisis.
by Kelly West December 27, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Photos Show Nicholas Hoult And Teresa Palmer Exchanging Photos And Glances
Arriving in theaters next February is Warm Bodies a zombie rom-com based on Isaac Marion's novel, in which zombie meets girl and falls for her instead of making her dinner. The latest stills give us a couple of new looks at zombie R (Nicholas Hoult) and the object of his budding affection, Julie (Teresa Palmer).
by Kelly West December 20, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Posters Celebrate Bros, Brains And Lots Of Red
We've seen a few trailers for Summit's upcoming feature adaptation of Isaac Marion's novel Warm Bodies, along with a couple of posters that have fun with the zombie-romance element in the story. A few more posters have made their way online, courtesy of the Warm Bodies tumblr.
by Kelly West December 12, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Stills Show Nicholas Hoult's Evolving Zombie R
If you caught last night's mid-season finale of The Walking Dead, you may have seen the second trailer for Jonathan Levine's upcoming zombie rom-com Warm Bodies, the feature adaptation to Isaac Marion's entertaining take on an unlikely but amusing post-apocalyptic zombie/human love story. These new stills from the film will be familiar, if you've seen the trailer, but they still offer an interesting look at the story's lead character R.
by Kelly West December 3, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Trailer Has A Zombie Craving Love, Not Brains
Based on Isaac Marion's novel of the same name, Warm Bodies stars Nicholas Hoult as R, an undead young man suffering from some serious ennui. His lifeor lack thereofis just a steady procession of meandering, and occasionally feasting on the soft parts of humans who still have heartbeats. That is until he meets Julie, a girl with a shotgun who gets his heart going. As their names suggest, it's a take on Romeo & Juliet...
by Kristy Puchko November 30, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies International Trailer Offers A Few New Glimpses Of The Zombie Rom-Com
Last week, we got the first trailer for Jonathan Levine's adaptation of Isaac Marion's zombie novel Warm Bodies. Fans of the book who are anticipating the adaptation were likely grateful to get a look at some of the film, which is set to arrive in theaters early next year. The Italian version of the trailer is mostly the same as the U.S. version, however those who want to see a few more snippets of the movie will find them here.
by Kelly West November 15, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Gets A Sweet, Funny New Poster
When the first trailer arrived last week a lot of people quickly changed their minds about the upcoming zom-rom-com Warm Bodies. While the first few official stills seemed to paint it as "Twilight with zombies" (it doesn't help that it's being released by the same studio), the footage we saw on Thursday replaced ideas of moody, sparkly members of the undead with laughs, cleverness, and a sense of fun
by Eric Eisenberg November 12, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Director Jonathan Levine On Zombies, Humor, Music And Gore
We had the opportunity to speak with screenwriter/director Jonathan Levine about adapting Isaac Marion's zombie novel Warm Bodies for the movie. Levine shared his thoughts on the tone of the film, which follows a zombie and a human who fall for one another in a post-apocalyptic setting, the soundtrack, Summit's choice to promote the movie with the last Twilight film, and the possibility for a sequel.
by Kelly West November 12, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Trailer Shows Nicholas Hoult And Rob Corddry As Zombies
It was looking like we'd have to wait until Breaking Dawn: Part 2 premiered to see the trailer for Warm Bodies, but it's made its way online sooner than that. The feature adaptation to Isaac Marion's zombie novel arrives in theaters in a couple of months. The trailer introduces us to R, a zombie who falls for a girl named Julie.
by Kelly West November 8, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Trailer To Arrive With The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2
We're just a few months from the release of the feature adaptation of Isaac Marion's Warm Bodies, and we haven't seen much from the film thus far. A few photos of a zombified Nicholas Hoult, a blood-red poster and a zombie make-up tutorial video in honor of Halloween are about all that's been revealed.
by Kelly West November 7, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Tutorial Teaches You How To Do Zombie Makeup
While we're still waiting on a trailer for the long-anticipated zombie drama, Summit has released the film's first poster, and now makeup maven Michelle Phan gives fans of the bookor just fans of zombiespointers on how to achieve Hoult's smoldering zombie look just in time for Halloween.
by Kristy Puchko October 31, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Poster Shows Nicholas Hoult As A Zombie With A Warm Heart
It's been a while since we've seen anything new for Summit's upcoming adaptation of Isaac Marion's Warm Bodies. With the film set to arrive in theaters early next year, we should hopefully get to see a teaser or trailer soon enough. In the meantime, the first poster for the film has arrived, and it focuses on the novel's protagonist, R, a zombie with a big heart.
by Kelly West October 21, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Release Date Moved To 2013
Those of you who are eager to see a zombie romance on the big screen, or more specifically, those of you who are fans of Isaac Marions novel Warm Bodies are in for a bit of a disappointment. Summit has decided to move the date of the films release back by months, pushing the movie off to 2013.
by Kelly West February 10, 2012 comments
Warm Bodies Photos Show Nicholas Hoult As Zombie R
It sounds like Summit is mixing romance with the horror genre once again with the film adaptation of yet another novel involving a romance between a teen girl and a less-than-living guy. This summer, the studio that put Twilight on the big screen will deliver zombie romance Warm Bodies to theaters.
by Kelly West January 10, 2012 comments
First Look At Nicholas Hoult As A Zombie In Warm Bodies
Nicholas Hoult is no stranger to heavy makeup. While he looked fairly normal at the start of last summer's X-Men: First Class, by the end of the movie he was blue, had an animal-like face, and was furry all over. In Jonathan Levine's Warm Bodies he will once again be undergoing a physical transformation, but instead of looking like a fuzzy beast, this time he's going full-on zombie.
by Eric Eisenberg January 9, 2012 comments
Ender's Game Gets A Release Date, As Does Step Up 4, Red 2, And Three Others
Summit Entertainment has set premiere dates for a number of projects, including the sequel to Red, another installment to the Step Up series, as well as the much anticipated (mostly by sci-fi geeks) big-screen adaptation of Orson Scott Cards Enders Game.
by Kelly West October 25, 2011 comments
Tipton, Franco, And Hardrict Join Warm Bodies
Immediately you should be asking yourself, who are these kids? We often develop reservations quickly when announcements are made regarding actors with whom we are not familiar. I count myself among those quick to doubt. Ill admit that when I found out that, for example, Tipton got her start on Americas Next Top Model, I found myself cringing.
by Brian Salisbury September 9, 2011 comments
John Malkovich May Play The Villain In Zombie Romance Story Warm Bodies
One thing that makes me curious about this film is how it will change the dynamic between the undead and the humans and make the audience cheer for the zombie. Thanks to the films of George A. Romero the average movie-going audience is conditioned to not only hate the walking dead, but to blow its head off with a shotgun.
by Eric Eisenberg September 7, 2011 comments
Rob Corddry Will Play A Zombie In Jonathan Levine's Warm Bodies
Levine is putting together the cast for his next movie, Warm Bodies, an adaptation of isaac Marion's book about a romance between a zombie and a still human girl. Nicholas Hoult is set to play the zombie with a heart, with Teresa Palmer as the object of his affection
by Katey Rich August 25, 2011 comments
Nicholas Hoult To Play A Zombie In Warm Bodies
If you don't already know the name Nicholas Hoult it won't be long until you do. After starring on the hit UK show Skins, the actor caught many people's attention with his role in Tom Ford's A Single Man in 2009. Since then he's been cast in the role of Hank McCoy/Beast in X-Men: First Class and, most recently, landed the coveted title role in Bryan Singer's Jack The Giant Killer.
by Eric Eisenberg March 1, 2011 comments
Jonathan Levine Adapting Zombie Romance Novel Warm Bodies
It's especially remarkable to see all this business on Levine's end while his first film, All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, is still languishing without distribution, and his comedy The Wackness
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Is there any way to create a selfregistration page, using the one you use for the demo?
We have lots of users, and I was thinking that it would be very difficult to create all of them. Rather than creating each one of them, or give them access to the admin account, I'd like to try a registration page.


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Scottsdale, AZ (Sports Network) - Seth Loman slugged a game-tying three-run
homer as the Chicago White Sox scored seven times in the top of the eighth
inning to rally for a 9-9 tie against the San Francisco Giants in a Cactus
League matchup on Monday.
Josh Bell came through with a two-run double in front of Loman's blast, while
Jared Mitchell tripled come a pair of runners in the sixth to help the White
Sox fight back from a 9-0 deficit after three innings.
Cole Gillespie paced San Francisco offensively by going 2-for-3 with two RBI
and a pair of runs scored. Joaquin Arias also knocked in two in the deadlock,
with Marco Scutaro finishing 2-for-3 with an RBI single for the defending
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Madison Bumgarner started for the Giants and tossed two scoreless innings,
allowing a pair of hits and a walk. Fabio Castillo was roughed up for five
runs on three hits and two walks while retiring just two batters during
Chicago's eighth-inning barrage.
White Sox starter Hector Santiago surrendered three runs on five hits over the
first two frames before being relieved by Andre Rienzo, who was charged with
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Editor's note: This letter was submitted to Rifle City Council for their Nov. 19 meeting regarding the use of close to $2 million to help complete renovation of the old Rifle Creek theater into the New Ute Events Center. It has been edited for style, factual errors and to the Telegram's word limit for letters to the editor.
I don't think spending this amount of money for an events center is warranted to provide entertainment options for a relatively small group of people in our community who would be able to attend the types of events brought into venues such as this.
Many of these events cost $25 to $50 a ticket or more, and only the richest people in our community would be able to attend. Perhaps a better approach would be to allow a private group of citizens to raise funds and apply for grants to build an events center.
Finally, we have several projects that were supposed to have been completed years ago that are far more important to a larger number of citizens. For instance, the second phase of the Deerfield Park development has been held off for over seven years, even though money from the school district has been designated for completion of that project.
There are far more people in our community who would like to see a city recreation center built before an events center, and any money spent for a events center would take away from possible sources of funding for a recreation center.
I strongly encourage you to hold off on this proposal until other, more important, projects are completed and until our city funds are in a more solid position to make it happen.
Troy Phillips
When you first took over the editor position, I thought I read that you had professional journalistic experience. After reading your article entitled "Worst. Idea. Ever. Get over it!" (Citizen Telegram, Nov. 15, 2012), I have a hard time believing you actually have any kind of editorial experience.
No one seems to have a real clue as to why VJ's Ribbs in Parachute is "suddenly" not getting the business its owner swears it was getting before Oct. 16. She surmises it is because the Republican candidate running for president lost the election and she had political signs in front of her restaurant for both Republican and Democratic candidates.
Do you realize the presidential election occurred on Tuesday, Nov. 6, is almost a month after "the incident" concerning an imagined "boycott"?
You use terms such as "asinine," "bozos," "jokers," to describe restaurant patrons. You demonstrate a total lack of judgment by taking rumors and third-hand quotes and treating them like something written in stone.
Maybe those people you and Ms. Johnson and whoever else is complaining about an invisible boycott are out celebrating the fact that their candidate won. Maybe they are visiting out of town during the pre-snowy holiday season.
Maybe they don't appreciate a bunch of gossip about them from the owner and waitperson(s) of the restaurant they have been patronizing and decided to go elsewhere. Are they not allowed to eat wherever they want to eat, for whatever reasons they deem to eat there, without having to worry about slanderous restaurant owners and newspaper editors?
Picking on people for no good reason is not what the editor of any American newspaper is supposed to be doing. Don't journalists have some kind of creed they should be following, even when writing editorials? I guess not.
D.J. Beaupeurt
In a story on page 4 of the Nov. 15, 2012 edition of The Citizen Telegram, two facts need correction. Dr. Susan Birdsey succeeded Dave Smucker as superintendent of Garfield School District Re-2 and the district's current enrollment is 4,730 students.


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It sounds like they used the formula from the old game "Carnivores Ice Age" its an older PC game where you travel back in time to the ice age and hunt all kinds of dangerous animals (even Yeti's) and you have a trophy room, you get money to buy better guns by bagging bigger animals.
So thanks you your review I might check this out on the Wii, I loved the Carnivores game. The last Cabala's game I tried was I think Dangerous Hunts or something and I didn't like it. But this one sounds better.


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Any Ankeny residents or natives out there who want to give me the scoop? Anything and everything. I'm all ears.
Is there a good local sports bar to catch a game at? Where can I find a reputable mechanic? Does Dahl's or HyVee have better prices? Are there any "hidden gem" restaurants in town? What places should I avoid? Etc, etc...
Thanks in advance!!
Traditional restaurant in Ankeny is Bear's, also grab a drink next door at the Yankee Clipper. Waterfront once it's open for seafood. Tonic on the northside for a drink. Hy-Vee is better.
Iowa State became the Cyclones after they leveled Northwestern in 1895. As the Chicago Tribune (9/29/1895) noted:
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Fareway has better prices than both, but I really like the grapes at HyVee.
Rookies isn't a a bad sportsbar but it's smokey as crap in there. Buffalo Wild Wings is opening like a block from my house though in a few months.
I like Chips, El Charro for Mexican, Leaning Tower of Pizza has some good pizza. Most of the other restaurants in Ankeny are chains.
The only mechanic I've used has been the guys at the BP on the corner of Blvd and 1st. Good guys and it wasn't too expensive.
Edit - I love Bears, good spaghetti, but it's also pretty smokey in there.
Dont forget to go to Leaning Tower for pizza.
Noodle Zoo is great. There are lots of good trails by the sports complex for biking, running ect. Old Chicago is pretty cool although I like the one in Ames better.
I am a once-a-week stopper and Benchwarmers. Games are always on and the beer is always cold. Food is average. Always smoky but that may be changing with the new law going through.
HyVee is much better than Dahls as far as prices go, but there's no such thing as a quick trip inside. If you need something fast, Hit up one of the Fareways. If you are going for meat, go there as well. HyVee is recently renovated and is one of the nicest I've been in.
The Casey's off I35 on Oralabor has about anything a guy could ever want.
If you ever go to WalMart, plan on taking a shower afterward.
I go to Heartland Tire on 69 on the North side. They've treated me pretty well. I have used Graham Tire before with no complaints.
Bears is good.
Chips is overrated.
Briarwood is a great golfcourse if you can get a tee time.
Ranallos in uptown is a nice restaurant, but not a place that you would go to every weekend.
Oh, and if you ever feel like there's a dead spot in the conversation with an Ankenesian, just ask about the football team for next year.
Football, and Marching Band, are king in Ankeny.
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I agree exactly w/ what the others have said about Rookies being too smoky, El Charro is the best Mexican, Leaning tower has the best pizza. Hy Vee is best.
My "hidden gem" restaurant is Ranallo's on 3rd st. It is a nice place (white table cloths, dim lighting) w/ good food and drinks.
DON'T EVER BUY meat from Dahl's!!!
Also, I met a lot of Iowa State fans and I dont want to leave any of that behind. - DARIUS DARKS on Staying a CLONE!!!
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If you ever have to go to Wal Mart AND Target, go to Wal Mart first because if you go to Target first, you won't be able to handle the shock of how filthy you feel.
Learn quickly that sports is life to most parents in the town. Ankeny could use a couple more coffee shops in my opinion. Buy your meat from Fareway.
I personally didn't think Rookie's was that smokey. My only beef was prices are average at best. Kohl's provides all the clothes I ever need to buy.
Yankee Clipper on Tuesdays... their taco tuesday is amazing
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Heritage Park has a nice frisbee golf course.....but for me I'd rather go up to Gateway in Ames or to the Saylorville Lake course.
Welcome, I've only been here since last May so all I've learned is Fareway, either store.
All sportsbars suck. They are full of smokers and hawkeye fans. We might get half of that fixed soon.
I've lived in the Omaha, Iowa City-Cedar Rapids and Peoria, IL areas in the last 10 years and Ankeny is a pretty nice place to be.
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This is all great stuff!! Keep it coming as it hits you! Thanks, all.
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All sportsbars suck. They are full of smokers and hawkeye fans. We might get half of that fixed soon.
Lots of Cyclone Fans at Benchwarmers on game day.
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34-1 deer
19-1 elk
32-1 antelope
32-6 antelope
Both my 2nd choices were 100% last year and I didn't draw either one of them. But I got 1st choice antelope 48 and 3rd choice mule deer M
Region C was a no go 2nd choice but I drew antelope unit 16 so atleast Im going hunting in WY this year
141 for deer and 91-1 for antelope
General deer, general elk, antelope-47, additional cow tag-10
My son and I hit a grand slam.
All successful. Elk, extra elk, deer, extra deer, and antelope.
Clean sweep!
(Well almost, antelope was 2nd choice.)


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- 1 can (8 ounces) unsweetened crushed pineapple
- 1 package (.8 ounce) sugar-free cook-and-serve vanilla pudding mix
- 1 package (.3 ounce) sugar-free strawberry gelatin
- 3 cups sliced fresh strawberries
- 1 reduced-fat graham cracker crust (8 inches)
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat whipped topping
- Drain pineapple, reserving juice in a 2-cup measuring cup. Set pineapple aside. Add enough water to juice to measure 1-1/2 cups; transfer to a saucepan. Whisk in the pudding mix and gelatin until combined. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until thickened. Stir in pineapple. Remove from the heat; cool for 10 minutes.
- Add the strawberries; toss gently to coat. Pour into crust. Refrigerate until set, about 3 hours. Garnish each piece with 1 tablespoon whipped topping. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 8 servings.
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"Easy to make and perfect dessert to bring to the lake. Was a hit with everyone. Awesome flavor and low calorie is a big plus!"
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"This was a good dessert for a family dinner. I used regular pudding and jello since I can't have artificial sweeteners. I tried slicing the strawberries with my egg slicer and two of the wires broke on the first one. I guess maybe the berries were a little too hard, but I won't be trying that again."
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Update6 and changes:
LCUDv3 and UUDv4 are now available.Both are edited like the BMD and will be fully dislpayed as my Disc.There for the editing is correct now you can boot this disc´s on FW´s without removed Diag Disc Check.But you still need a trucha able sys-ios to be installed.Additional if you are a softmod user the sys-ios must contain the cDIP module to boot backups/modded discs.
LCUD is back to IOS36 wich the hbc runs of becouse now it use a older version wich will be trucha able.With a new IOS36 your HBC will stand head over.So i made two new cIOS36, updated the one from the cIOS-CORP to cIOS36-cfwprpht-v3.5 and v3.6.The 3.5 is a old hbc compatible IOS36 with NAND permission, cES module and the Trucha Bug.3.6 just have additional the cDIP module injected.
With the cIOS36 from the cIOS-CORP v3.4 your hbc stands head over and it doesnt contain the cES module and this dont let you dump your Wii´s keys along with given you some error messages when you use Any Title Delater!!
We also now have a wad folder wich contains all the sys-ios´s patched with cDIP, cES and the Trucha Bug.If you want to be save install this cIOS´s and even if you want to downgrade you do not need to install a new ios for the sysmenu.
At least we doesnt needa soft and hard mode version becouse i found a other way to be more compatieble to modchips.I simply inserted a dummy in size of 176MB and now we have a 180MB larg game partition.The smalesd game i have seen was a game with 150MB so we should be save with that.And we got a smaller pack than 400MB douring raring it.
You should also inform all other Wii users you know and spread this on the WEB that they should download this Rescue Disc´s and install the included WAD´s before bricking here Wii´s.
Becouse Ninty to time have patched the whole FW´s 3.4/4.0/4.1/4.2 against the trucha bug and at the last one (4.2) the kill all HB douring booting the Wii if you dont have installed the HB FW 4.2 or the preloader system hacks. (beaware of the preloader so much pplz have bricked here Wii with that)
If i have forgot something plz dont hit me
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Update5 and changes:
Its done!I found out how to alter the disc so that it will fully displayed as my disc
ISO, Partition, main.dol, .ticket and .tmd are updated now.And not enought...i now will provide two versions of my Rescue Discs.One a real tiny and quick Download but only use able for Softmod users becouse the drive chips does not recognize a game partition with only 1,2MB !
And the second a only one-time scrubbed image with a total size of 400MB and NOT removed Headers.
Im a little busy today becouse its weekend and party time so the download links of the HARD modd version will come next dayes along with a UUDv3.5 & LCUDv2.5, SOFT/HARD
I added a "Last Chanche Unbrick Disc" becouse a user with original Wii have run into a Brick and have no cIOS249 installed.So if you run into a brick and have the same case as here mentioned than a Modchip and this disc will give you the abbility to unbrick your Wii.
As long as your FW was higher than 2.3 you should have the IOS36 on your system and than this disc will save your Wii.
And be sure you use an ORIGINAL GC Controller because we can't manage to boot into rescue menu with a 3rd-Party GC Controller.
How to Use:
- Extract and burn the image
- Turn on Wii and insert disc to auto boot WAD Manager
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'Idol's' Jessica eager to do hometown show Saturday
The Chula Vista vocal phenom, now a Los Angeles resident, talks about music, acting and more
It's official: Jessica Sanchez , the young Chula Vista singing sensation who wowed "American Idol" TV viewers this year, is now a Los Angeles resident.
"My mom and dad and brothers are here with me, but San Diego will always be home for me," Jessica, this season's second-place "Idol" winner, said Friday from Los Angeles.
Her move may have been inevitable.
Since concluding the 2012 "Idol" concert tour in Manila in September, Jessica, 17, has been hard at work on her debut album at various Los Angeles recording studios.
It's due out in March or April, following the January release of her first single, which she describes as a love song with an up-tempo dance beat. Jessica is also taking acting lessons, in preparation for her multi-episode role on the hit TV series "Glee."
But first comes her homecoming mini-concert, which takes place tonight in the Palm Plaza at the newly refurbished Westfield UTC shopping mall. Jessica will perform four songs at the conclusion of a two-hour show that is being billed as "Holiday Escape" — Carols by Candlelight." Admission is free.
The diminutive singer with the big, big voice won't be previewing any songs from her upcoming album. But she promises to do at least one seasonal favorite, which may provide her fans with a rare opportunity to sing along with Jessica.
"You gotta bring the holiday spirit, so I'll do at least one (holiday) song," she said.
Jessica expressed interested in trying out the mall's ice rink ("I've never skated") today. But this self-described "fashionista" won't be buying any new clothes during her UTC visit.
"I shouldn't be shopping — my closet is crazy!" she laughed. "But I'm really excited to be somewhat in my hometown again and see all the familiar places."
Jessica said she has not yet been told specifically what role she'll be playing on "Glee" when she makes her debut on the TV series early next year. Regardless, she is eager to make her dramatic debut.
"I've never, ever acted in my life before, but it's definitely different and that's why I love it," she said.
"It's different from singing, but it's also similar. In singing, you have to put an emotion into the song with your words, so that when somebody hears it they can feel what you're singing. Acting is pretty much the same thing. It's not just facial movements, but the way you say it."
Details about Jessica's album are few, at least thus far, and she does a good job of not disclosing any specifics, such as song titles. But she didn't hesitate to discuss her goals with the album.
"I'm aiming for everything and beyond," she said. "I'm going to make everything perfect! I'm a perfectionist when it comes to my music. I make mistakes, like everyone else. I go off pitch or mess up on a (vocal) run. So I do it 70 times (in the studio), until I get it completely right.
"I love the fact that a little button (on a recording console) can change the way it sounds in a studio. It's amazing to me; it's a different experience. Of course, in the studio it's a different feel and you don't have a million eyes staring at you, and can mess up and fix it."
Jessica won acclaim on "Idol" for her ability to sing technically challenging ballads, such as Mariah Carey's "My All" and the Whitney Houston version of Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You," with a degree of skill and poise that belied her young age.
Her vocals will, of course, be in the fore on her album. But she is quick to stress that she will be performing in a more contemporary R&B style on what she predicts will be a 10- to 12-song release.


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All I have ever used is the Eberlestock J 107. The things I like having on the Eberlestock is the large separate compartments (keep quarters away from gear). The quiet material that it is made from and the ability to go from day pack to hauler. What I hate about it is the empty weight.
The three packs I have been looking at and what I don't like about them.
Eberlestock Blue widow- Not much of a weight savings ( just a little over a pound ).
Kafiru - Hard to tell from website but looks like two smaller pockets with one large compartment ( have to haul meat in with gear). The ones with seperate bag from pack are up there in weight but not bad. I'm worried the material will be noisy going thru the woods.
Stone Glacier- Awesome looking pack but no camo WTF. Also worried about the material being noisy.
My thought was to go buy the Stone Glacier bigger pack system to use for the packing in/out and also buy a frameless camo pack and cut off all the harness's and mount to the Stone Glacier frame for day use.
Has anyone done this or any other thoughts?
I have searched back several pages but everybodys needs are a little different.


text: Brazilian soccer star Ronaldinho was born Ronaldo de Assis Moreira on March 21, 1980, in Porto Alegre. He's named after fellow Brazilian soccer star Ronaldo. His career began with the youth team Gremio in Porto Algere, and his first senior appearance came in 1998 Libertadores Cup. In 2001, Ronaldinho left Gremio to play European football and signed a five-year contract with Paris Saint-Germain, but his manager Luis Fernandez claimed that he was too focused on the Paris nightlife rather than on his football. On July 19, 2003, he was traded to F.C. Barcelona for 18 million pounds and on December 20, 2004, he was named FIFA World player of The Year. Ronaldinho also plays for... Continue Bio >>


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Today I received my Insight Meditation cd/pack. It's very good.
I read that I should look to build my time on the cushion to 45minutes daily. Currently, I try to sit for 3 periods of 20minutes each. What is the usual practice, do sit at one lengthier time, or say, 2 to 3 shorter ones, which added together give more time on the cushion?
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Every team will have different circumstances depending on location, demographics, status as a club or varsity team, etc. But I will lay down my experience.
Team website: www.wdmvalleylax.com
For a couple of years prior to 2008, Valley High School in West Des Moines, Iowa offered limited lacrosse through an intramural program. To my knowledge, this was the first attempt at any sort of organized lacrosse in the state. Members of the programs' early days occasionally traveled to tournaments in our general region, but they were more of a group than a team. The focus was primarily recreational in nature, like most intramural programs. It was operated through a joint venture between the school and local YMCA.
My predecessor, Zach Zielonko moved to Des Moines in 2008. Zach grew up playing ins St Louis and played at Kansas State. He took the reigns of the Valley program from his former teammate who was running the intramural program. One of his conditions of his hire was being allowed to make the team a varsity club program.
Because Valley was (and still is) Iowa's only high school program, Zach chose to join the Nebraska league based two hours away in Omaha. The only real alternative was the Kansas City, KS league, which is three plus hours away. The Minnesota club league may have been viable as well, but that would add yet another hour of travel time.
Getting to work quickly, Zach entered the team into a fall ball tournament in Lincoln, NE the same weekend that I launched the Central Iowa Lacrosse Association. I don't know how the team fared, but from the accounts I heard leading up to the spring, they did not do well.
Through a member here, I got in contact with Zach. My friend Tyler Nielsen and I joined his staff as assistants as the team prepared for its inaugural season. The Tigers played their first year as a JV team, per league rules, with nearly all of the games being held in Omaha or Lincoln. We played two or three games every Saturday. Our only loss was to the St Thomas Aquinas varsity team from KC.
That fall we split our games in Lincoln. We were picked to finish at the bottom of the heap in our first varsity season that spring. After upsetting the defending champions and breaking their 18-game win streak, we ultimately finished fourth that season. We have remained a top four team ever since.
I did not have a direct hand in establishing the team, but I have been more or less running it since I joined the staff. The first thing I did was create a website. In our era, this is one of the easiest way to spread word about a program and to provide information to potential players, coaches, etc. It amazes me how many times I have been contacted through the website by parents and kids before they even move here! Our website also puts us on the radar of other coaches in our region. To me, having a web presence is an essential tool for survival. The initial cost was time; now that we have a custom domain and a better server, I spend like $30 year or something.
We are extremely luck when it comes to fields. The school district gives us practice and game fields for free. This can be a huge cost, yet they happily give us more space every year. Being a top team in our league, and the only team in our state, helps that along. Valley is very competitive and very successful in most sports, music, and just about everything else.
They also allow us to use their name and colors. Beginning this season, they have asked us to start using their (new) official logos, fonts, and custom shade of orange. This includes our helmets, gloves, uniforms, fan wear, etc. I have already incorporated the new items on the website wherever possible. Having that recognition is huge.
We usually get a case or two of balls, replacement nets, and miscellaneous items throughout the year as well. The Y usually tosses a few things our way and handles the bulk of our account.
Players provide their own equipment. This reduces costs for us, and also limits our liability to a certain extent by removing us as equipment suppliers/owners. They also pay dues, which are around $300-350 (all fees included) per season. Around $90 of that goes straight to the league, the rest covers various things. We also do an annual letter-writing fundraiser. We carpool to away games; players chip in gas money when asked. Coaches usually ride together with their gas cost coming from our financial pool.
Our coaches are all volunteers. Last year we had a staff of five between the JV and varsity. As of right now I am the only returning coach, but am on track to have at least four additional high school coaches and two coaches for our new middle school team. Our goal is to provide them with team jackets, polos, shorts, and shooters for their time through our financial pool.
In regards to our new middle school team, I didn't even ask. I just stated that the demand was there (it is) and that to continue to be successful at the high school level we should expand. Both the Y and the district agreed. It is part of our long term plans to get more area schools involved.
In addition to Valley, I have contacted other districts in the Des Moines area over the last few years. Some were very receptive; others were not. One school district wouldn't even let us play a pickup/exhibition game on any other of their fields without paying, despite our stated goal of providing their students with a new opportunity. Another currently sponsors the only girls team in the city and is in communication with us about starting a team in the near future. Other districts have contacted me about the steps they should take. The big thing I stress is that the school needs somebody in place that can run the operation since any new teams will be club teams playing in an out of state league for the foreseeable future.
In our case, I am blessed with a handful of parents just as committed to making this work as I am. And really, that is the key. If you can get the parents involved, then you are good to go.
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However, we have hit walls with most area high schools. Before I became head coach, I was working on a second team (still am to a certain extent). I contacted the AD at the high school I attended, which is three minutes from my house and which I still have family members attending. Not only did the AD refuse to talk to me, he contacted the AD at Valley and told him that he was not interested in having any part of lax. Keep in mind that we are talking about a self-funded program. I was simply asking to be able to put up fliers, hold an after school meeting, etc, and potentially use the school colors.
I student taught at another high school on the east side of town. I started with their principal, who I knew is a lax fan. He said he could not authorize it without consulting the AD, who is a hardcore baseball, basketball, and football fan (in that order). Needless to say, he shot it down. He did not want to hurt the baseball team and, to a lesser extent, the soccer team.
So we have set our sights elsewhere. More than once, the players have taken it upon themselves to open the dialogue. We currently have players from a couple schools on the roster in addition to the Valley corps.
Goals - three sets total (Rage Cage, normal practice goals, game goals), more or less a one time expense $800-1200
Balls - two cases per season minimum $240-360
Shooting tarps for goals - two $200
Case of extra mouth guards - more important than you realize $60
Various coaching implements/team supplies - water bottles, white boards, whistles, cones, etc - $500-1000
Player equipment - our players are responsible for their own $350-800+
Game day gas - we travel 2 hours (120 mi) one way to Omaha 4 times, 3 (180 mi) hours one way to Lincoln twice this season. One $40 fill up usually covers me on game day 6 trips * $40 = $240 per car for the season
I feel like I'm missing something, but I can't put my finger on it...
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Bruce Jenner had a very big scare this week! Turns out he underwent surgery for skin cancer on his nose. Bruce Jenner had a chunk of tissue removed from his nose on Monday and the procedure required 30 stitches. He was spotted with some serious bandages and everyone's been wondering what the deal is. So no more plastic surgery! Doctors attribute the cancer to sun damage. Bruce Jenner underwent the same procedure back in 2012 for cancerous tissue that was on the side of his face and doctors warned him to use better protection since he plays a lot of golf. Bruce Jenner is doing okay now, but he'll probably have a big scar on his nose."
Since it's been discovered that Zac Efron went to rehab twice for a cocaine addiction, news has been popping up EVERYWHERE that Zac Efron would party hard with Charlie Sheen while doing it! Well, Charlie Sheen says that's totally not true and that he hasn't even seen Zac Efron for almost a year. The report claims that Zac Efron visited the set of Anger Management at least a dozen times. Charlie Sheen says it's all made up. As for the claim that Zac Efron spent a lot of time partying at Charlie Sheen's house and went on cocaine binges, Charlie Sheen says, "ridiculous!" When there's cocaine, the easy thing to do is blame Charlie Sheen!
Would this be the case for you? Even though they've been together for 12 years and married for eight, Pink says that her husband Carey Hart only fell in love for the first time when she gave birth to their daughter Willow two years ago. When they brought her home for the first time, Pink said "It's like watching the person you love fall in love for the first time . . . I'm not jealous. Our love is complicated . . . extremely." So Carey Hart might just love his daughter more than Pink herself! Who do you love more, your significant other or your kid?
When someone you love passes away, there's really nothing anyone can say to make it better. But unfortunately they can make it worse. That's exactly what the police did when Whitney Houston died, at least according to several reports. Apparently a police officer at the scene of Whitney Houston's death started to add some gross commentary. A Beverly Hills police officer is claiming his sergeant pulled up the sheet covering Whitney Houston's body and said, "Damn, she's still looking good, huh?" Sources who were there say this wasn't the only inappropriate humor tossed around by some of the responders, and the comments and laughter were enough to make Ray J, who was romantically involved with Whitney Houston, get violent and go after the cops. He had to be removed from the scene! Attacking the police is obviously bad but I can understand why Ray J was upset! RESPECT PEOPLE!
A new survey was taken to determine the most likeable woman in Hollywood… and the winner is… Ellen DeGeneres! The talk show host and 2014 Oscars host has been voted the Most Likable Woman in Hollywood and received more than twice as many votes as the runner-up,
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star Jennifer Lawrence. Emma Stone, Jennifer Hudson, Natalie Portman, Zooey Deschandel and Anna Kendrick were the other major stars that made the list. But in the end, everyone loves Ellen! Think it's the dancing?
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May 24, 2016
Panama City officials have a pool of 11 men from which to chose a new police chief.
The city is replacing former Chief John Van Etten, who retired from the job at the end of October.
Scott Ervin has been serving as acting police chief since Van Etten retired, he wants the job permanently.
Ervin is one of 11 people who have applied to become Panama City's new police chief.
The other 10 applicants come from 6 different states.
-Daniel John Ives, Sahuarita, Arizona
-Cliff Sessions, Gas City, Indiana
-Kevin Scott Ervin, Panama City, Florida
-Sal Ruggiero, Odessa, Florida
-John Russell Powell, Dothan, Alabama
-Mark Cornett, Orange Park, Florida
-Jack Touhy, Oak Lawn, Illinois
-Gene Paul N. Smith, Jacksonville Beach, Florida
-Bill D. Press, Fairhope, Alabama
-Jeffrey L. Hample, Brandon, Mississippi
-Lawrence N. Cavallaro, Lakeland, Florida
City Manager Ken Hammond said he will either interview all 11 candidates, or narrow the list and interview the finalists.
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very nice build......some nice accessories there. how's the seat for comfort
Beautiful looking bike!Nice little details everywhere, and it all goes together very nicely.Thanks for sharing the pics.
Hey, the bike looks great. Like the seat. Also like the rear rack. Did you get it from enfield or somewhere else?
wouldn't mint trying one of those seats. was it a direct fit and the price. had one of the racks -it looks the part too.any problems wiring up your indicators. I've had a set of those for 6 months -still in the box. i might do it some time
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I feel guilty after watching this:
It was the right thing to do for the franchise, and too good of a deal to pass up, but I can't help but to feel horrible that we didn't treat Paul like Dirk, Duncan and Kobe. He absolutely deserves to be in that class of franchise superstars.
The only consolation is my hope that Paul, Kevin and Danny find a way to bring them back for their farewell tour in 2015-16 season, possibly going after one final ring.


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Whether the American voters realized it or not, arguably the single most important result of the 2012 Presidential election had to do with the future of what President himself has now termed "ObamaCare". Apparently admitting that resistance to ObamaCare is as futile as assimilation into The Borg, House Speaker John Boehner announced that "ObamaCare is the law of the land" and that House Republicans would cease offering bill after bill trying to repeal it.
A great deal has already been written about ObamaCare and its many moral, medical and economic hazards. Americans for Tax Reform has a web page listing over 20 new taxes that will be levied as a result this law, many of them hitting all Americans directly and/or indirectly rather than just the middle-class. (This list does not include the implicit tax levied on all Americans by forcing them to buy health insurance policies that include a hefty assortment of mandatory coverage items that they will be unlikely to ever use.) There are even whole books that have been written on "Why ObamaCare is Wrong for America", "The Truth About ObamaCare", and "The ObamaCare Disaster".)
Yet it doesn't seem as if any of this information made any difference to the outcome of the recent Presidential election. Why? Because, let's face it: the vast majority of people don't read much, (or at all). And they certainly are not about to waste valuable television, Wii and texting time learning about something as boring as what the President and a willing Congress have done to the future of American healthcare.
One of the great travesties and tragedies of the 2012 election season was the complete lack of any serious discussion of the philosophy, nature and underlying structure of ObamaCare. Voters were treated to the usual talking points about how this massive law "insurers millions of Americans" on one hand, and "cuts $716 billion from Medicare" on the other hand. Yet the vast majority of voters don't know anything more about what's in Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid's bill now than they did at this time last year or the year before. The media certainly hasn't helped to educate them. Hard questions appear to be beyond the capability of the average 21st century reporter, while actual journalistic research and investigation is something that we can only read about in history books. Heck, media "fact checkers" can't even seem to distinguish between actual facts and their own interpretation of what a given candidate was trying to say.
Now that it looks as if ObamaCare may be the law of the land for the foreseeable future, it's even more important that Americans really, truly understand it. The reason should be obvious: this law is going to influence virtually everything that happens when our loved ones get sick or interact with the healthcare system from now on. Things don't get much more serious or profound than that. That is why every American, regardless of their politics, should read or listen to Dr. Richard Fogoros' new book, Open Wide and Say 'Moo!': The Good Citizen's Guide to Right Thoughts and Right Actions under Obamacare. We're serious. Every single American.
Moo! Is a remarkable book on several levels. For one thing, Dr. Rich (as Dr. Fogoros is known from his Covert Rationing Blog) wrote it at a rate of one chapter per week, posting each completed draft on his website for comments from readers. For another, the book is actually easy and interesting to read – at least for the first 12 chapters or so. This alone is unusual for a book dealing with the normally headache-inducing world of healthcare policy.
But most importantly, Moo! is remarkable because it does what no other work has bothered to do throughout the whole multi-year history of ObamaCare: it explains why the mysterious, anonymous people who wrote the Affordable Care Act (ACA) legislation designed the law in the way that they did.
The average person who looks at the actual ACA law is unlikely to be able to decipher much of anything that it says. The average person who knows something about the structure and function of healthcare delivery might (with great effort) be able to understand much of the actual text, but will be perplexed by the apparent illogic of the measures mandated by the law. How can it possibly make sense to mandate that 46 million more Americans have insurance, much of it provided through Medicaid plans that do not even pay the actual cost of the care provided, but make no provision for increasing the number of doctors available? How can Congress mandate that the Independent Payment Advisory Board reduce Medicare costs by $716 billion, but simultaneously insist that Medicare benefits shall not be reduced? And if our insatiable demand for healthcare goods and services has created situation in which the country is being bankrupted, why does ObamaCare increase the number and types of mandated insurance benefits instead of reducing them? On the face of it, it makes no sense.
In Moo!, Dr. Rich manages to illustrate not only the structure but the function of ObamaCare, by explaining the philosophy and intent of the Progressives who wrote it. In some parts, the book actually reads like a detective story as Fogoros goes all the way back to the 1990s HillaryCare legislation to unearth the roots of specific passages and provisions. As Moo! explains, the folks who created ObamaCare have a world view that has been well-defined and consistent for decades. Their perspective is one in which what's "best" for society trumps whatever might be best for individuals. In addition those with "progressive" views are the people best qualified to decide what is "good" and "bad" from a societal perspective. In other words, those crafting this law truly believe that they can do a better job running the healthcare system than anyone else, and that the passage of ObamaCare has given them the opportunity to remake the American healthcare system as they see fit. The system that they prefer – and that ObamaCare inexorably implements – is one in which decisions about how, where, when and under what circumstances healthcare goods and services will be delivered are centralized. Once made in the minds of government regulators, they will ultimately be shared with the rest of us in a top-down fashion.
"But hang on there, Cowboy!", many will say. "This sounds like one of those right-wing nut job conspiracy theories about a 'government takeover' of medicine! Why should we be expected to read that sort of drivel?"
One great thing about the way Moo! is written is that Dr. Rich simply suggest a hypothesis that appears to fit the facts, and then presents the indisputable real-life attributes of the ObamaCare legislation. We are then allowed to draw our own conclusions about whether these facts actually fit the theory. And while the author openly invites us to come up with an alternative hypothesis for why the law forces providers and patients to do this or that, for us it is darned difficult to come up with an different explanation that makes nearly as much sense. But don't take our word for it; read it for yourself. We've love to hear if you can do better.
The latter portion of Moo! deals with the author's recommendations about what patients and providers can do to protect themselves and their families against the very real hazards presented by the top-down "socially optimized" administration of healthcare that we'll be dealing with from now on. (Or at least until this legal and social mess is repealed by a more enlightened, economically and medically realistic Congress.) This is where Fogoros' story becomes tougher follow, although probably through no fault of his own. For one thing it is easy to become so depressed by understanding exactly what the average patient and clinician are in for, that the solutions proposed seem inadequate to cope the mess. Indeed, it's not hard to conclude that the only real solution is to get rid of the damned law entirely rather than try to escape its insidious affects as individual – almost fugitive – doctors and patients.
Regardless, we believe that Open Wide and Say Moo! is one of the most original, interesting and most provocative works on the subject of healthcare in general, and ObamaCare in particular, that has come along in many years. It should be mandatory reading for everyone, but particularly anyone who is involved in healthcare, training for any position that will deal with healthcare, and especially every legislator and government official in the world. Perhaps if they see how impossible it will be to produce a satisfactory result with a top-down approach, they will summon the courage (and the cojones) to find a better way.


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The Department of English (EN)
The Department of English offers an undergraduate major in English and minors in English and creative writing, and an honors program in English.
English Major (BA)
Department of English, 103 Morgan Hall
Degree requirements. Students earning the bachelor of arts (BA) degree with a major in English must complete all University, college (see pp. 52-53), and departmental degree requirements. These include the general education requirements, the following major requirements, all requirements for an approved minor, and sufficient other credits to total a minimum of 120 applicable semester hours.
Admission into the major. Students are expected to declare a major formally no later than the fourth semester of full-time enrollment (or at 61 semester hours for transfer students). With the assistance of an advisor in the major department, students should complete the Declaration of Major form.
Grade point average. A 2.0 grade point average in the major is required for completion of the degree. The major GPA is calculated based on all courses applicable to the major that the student has attempted at UA.
Major courses. The major in English requires the successful completion of the following 36 hours:
|EN 205 or EN 215
|EN 206, EN 207, EN 208, EN 209, EN 210, or EN 249
(or honors equivalents)
|EN theory, writing, or linguistics¹
|EN early literature (pre-1660)²
|EN 18th or 19th century literature³
|EN electives 400 level
|EN electives 300 or 400 level
|Students must earn 3 hours chosen from each of the following areas:
|¹Theory, writing, or linguistics: EN 300, EN 301, EN 303, EN 309, EN 310, EN 319, EN 320, or EN 321.
|²Early literature (pre-1660): EN 330, EN 331, EN 332, EN 333, EN 334, EN 335, EN 370, or EN 371.
|³Eighteenth- or nineteenth-century literature: EN 340, EN 341, EN 342, EN 343, EN 344, EN 345, EN 346, EN 347, EN 348, or EN 349.
Upper-level residency. A minimum of 12 hours of 300- and 400-level courses in the major must be earned on this campus.
Ancillary courses. Grades in ancillary courses are not computed into the major GPA. The major in English requires the following outside the major: four semesters or equivalent proficiency in one foreign language. Note: Computer science does not fulfill this requirement.
Required minor. This major requires the completion of a minor.
Additional major requirements. EN 200 and EN 430 are not applicable to the major in English. Students are responsible for ensuring that they have met all University, college, major, and minor requirements. However, each student must meet with an advisor in the major department for academic planning and to be cleared for registration each semester. College advisors are also available for additional assistance with minor, college, and University requirements.
Special opportunities. Among the special opportunities available in the Department of English include the Honors in English program and Sigma Tau Delta honor society.
Honors in English. Any English major with a superior aptitude for and a special interest in English may apply for admission to the honors program in English. The program includes special honors sections of sophomore literature courses, eligibility for the Junior Honors Seminar in English, and an Honors Thesis. The Junior Honors Seminar (EN 399) gives students an opportunity to experience a course which cuts across conventional divisions of literary period and literary form. The Honors Thesis (EN 499) affords students the opportunity to work with faculty mentors who will guide them in readings, research, and selection of a suitable topic for the thesis. To be eligible for graduation with honors in English, participants must complete EN 215, three additional hours of honors sophomore literature (EN 216, EN 219, or EN 220), EN 399, and EN 499. Students must also have grade point averages of 3.5 in the English major and 3.3 overall upon successfully completing the program. Further information about the Junior Honors Seminar (EN 399), the Honors Thesis (EN 499), and the specific guidelines for the program can be found on the Department of English Web site. Students should also contact the coordinators of the Departmental English Honors Program.
Sigma Tau Delta. Sigma Tau Delta, a national English honor society, aims to promote a mastery of written expression, to encourage worthwhile reading, and to foster a spirit of fellowship among its members. Students pursuing a major in English or English education or pursuing a minor in English or creative writing and who have at least a 3.33 GPA for 12 hours of English, and a 3.0 overall GPA are eligible to apply. The society, along with the department, annually makes an award to the English major with the highest overall GPA.


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Foundation gambles and wins with Casino Royale event
On Saturday, May 18, at 6 p.m., the Urbana University Foundation held its annual fund raising event, An Evening at the Casino Royale at the Urbana Christian Conference Center. The evening featured a gourmet dinner prepared by Chef Chetty of Fusion 40.83, dancing, casino gaming, and auction excitement!
Some of the big ticket items in the auction were a ride in the Champaign Gal B-25 bomber, a Honda lawn mower and tiller, a Smith & Wesson Bodyguard .380 pistol with a conceal and carry course, a monthly flower bouquet from Bill's Enchanted Flowers and Gifts, and dinner every month at Fusion 40.83 for a year. A highlight of the evening was auctioning off the opportunity to help support Presidential Scholars Program at the university, which sold for more than $6,000.00.
Raffle prizes included the private use of the AkzoNobel corporate suite to see the Columbus Crew play the New York Red Bulls and an authentic game jersey signed by the team members, a Barclay Baily Hall Print by artist Mike Major, a framed Fossil from the Jurassic Period from the Wenya Museum in China, and a gourmet gift basket donated by Mad River Farm Market.
"The generosity of attendees is going to profoundly impact our ability to not only attract and retain high caliber students but also to provide the types of high-impact experiences that get students excited about the Urbana experience," said Greg Stocksdale, of the Urbana University Foundation. "The resources made possible through this event will enhance the ways we engage and connect with current students, prospective students, alumni and corporate partners, enabling us to better support our students' academic success while laying the foundations for their personal and professional success."
Special thanks go out to the local people and businesses who donated prizes, time, and endless effort; Champaign Aviation Museum, Fusion 40.83, Bill's Enchanted Flowers and Gifts, In Company with Angels Inc., Honda of America Manufacturing Inc., AcuSport Corporation, the Urbana Christian Conference Center, AkzoNobel and the Columbus Crew, Mike Major, Bob Ogden, and Mad River Farm Market.
Thank you to all of those who were in attendance and contributed to the success of the event!


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NEW MARTINSVILLE - When you are trying to come up with a defense to stop a 2,000-yard passer, as a coach you almost have to assume trying to contain that player may be the best way to go because stopping him may not be an option.
Magnolia cCoach Mark Batton and defensive coordination Bob Ripley had no such thoughts when they went to work on putting a game plan together to try and stop Steubenville Catholic junior quarterback Brenton Colabella. All that they could hope for was that the defense go out and do its job.
Needless to say, the Big Blue wrecking crew did everything it set out to do against the gun-slinging Colabella, and then some.
Magnolia's defense limited the Crusaders to just 39 total yards of offense, including 61 through the air for Colabella, while the Blue Eagles rolled up 426 on offense in cruising to a 35-0 victory against Catholic Central on Senior Night at Alumni Field.
The victory sends Batton's squad into the regular-season finale next week at Oak Glen with an 8-1 record and also all but wraps up at least a first-round home playoff game in Wetzel County. Meanwhile, Coach Steve Daley's Crusaders fall to 6-4 and seem headed for the No. 8 seed in Ohio Division VI, Region 21, which could bring a date with top-ranked Mogadore next week.
''Wow, did Coach Ripley come up with a great game plan and the kids executed it to perfection,'' a smiling Batton said. ''We had kids coming at them from every direction and when they got there they were able to make tackles.
''This is a big win for us with a lot of points as far as the playoffs go. And Steubenville Central and Coach Daley have an excellent program and we wish them nothing but the best.''
Early on it looked like the Blue Eagles were really going to start racking up the points, driving all the way to the Steubenville Catholic 1 to open the contest before fumbling and then taking over following a 13-yard punt at the enemy 15 a short time later.
However, that short drive ended on a missed 33-yard field goal attempt by Clemens Raitmayr.
But when Magnolia really got the offense going it started putting up points while the Crusaders was having major difficulty just getting a first down.
The hosts finally found the end zone with three minutes showing in the opening quarter. It came after the first of four first-half sacks of olabella, with Eagles setting up shop at the 17. Three plays later Keller took a delay up the middle, bolted to the outside and found paydirt from 11 yards out for a 7-0 lead.
Another short punt led to Magnolia's second score, this time coming at 9:48 in the half with quarterback Tanner Hanna darting through the line from 1 yard away to make it 14-0.
Daley's crew managed to drive the ball into Blue Eagles territory midway through the second, picking up its first and only first down of the half along the way, however, on fourth-and-4 from the 30, Colabella was again sacked and the ball changed hands on downs.
This time Hanna got the job done through the air, without the help of senior do-it-all Stephen Rogalski, as Keller took a screen pass, broke through a pair of tackles near midfield and completed a 66-yard effort for the score at 5:02. It provided a 21-0 score that stood to the half.
Magnolia's dominance showed both on the field and in the stat book, holding a 258-23 advantage in yardage while picking up nine first downs to one for the visitors.
After recovering a fumble on the second-half kickoff, the Blue Eagles all but put things away with a nearly five-minute drive that culminated with a 15-yard quick-hitter from Hanna to freshman tight end Kyle Ritz to push the margin to 28-0.
Kage Rohde, who played an outstanding game on both sides of the ball, made it a 35-0 margin when he ran in from 10 yards away early in the final period.
With senior standout Doug Maslowski missing in the backfield because of an injury, Colabella was chased all night long, sacked a total of six times and had very little time to get anything going.
''Doug is a big part of our offense and we missed him,'' Daley said. ''Hopefully he will be cleared by the doctors to play next week. It is tough to try and piece things together when you are missing a player like that, especially against a very good team.
''We knew we were going to have to rely on the passing game, but our line didn't do a very good job in protection and Magnolia put a ton of pressure on us.''
The Eagles had a balanced attack rushing for 199 yards and getting 227 through the air and two scores from Hanna. Keller finished with 78 yards on the ground, had six catches for 130 more and scored twice while Rohde ground out 90 yards and found the end zone.
''This was just a great team effort,'' Batton added. ''The kids were focused from the beginning and it was important for our seniors to get this kind of performance on this night. We had some penalties that I didn't care for and we know we have to be smarter than that, but we also put some nice drives together. This is just a great group and I am so proud of them.''


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So I just got my DVD of Xara Designer Pro X9 in the mail yesterday and trying to accustom myself with the differences from Xara Xtreme Pro 4, the previous version I've been using. And there are many changes, some big, some small. Xara is a vector drawing application like Illustrator, CorelDraw, Serif DrawPlus, Inkscape and other similar programs. Xara has a smaller toolset than Illustrator, for example, but the tools Xara has are among the most versatile and powerful versions of those tools.
Xara Designer Pro X9 (linky here).
One of the new features is Infinite Undo. The way it works depends on the unique way Xara stores it's files. When you import a JPG of some terrain (for example), Xara stores a master copy of the original imported photo, but the display of that photo in Xara, technically isn't an image anymore, rather it's a vector rectangle at the pixel dimensions of the photo, with the photo itself as an image fill for that vector shape. Now any and all edits I do with the image: brighten, contrast adjustments, rescaling, cropping, rotating, applying bevels, transparency are stored as a list of edits. It does not save a new instance of a given image with changes applied, even when you save the file and close the program. I can open a previously saved file and undo any edits I've done today, the last time I opened it, even if I opened, edited, saved and closed the file 50 or more times, I can still undo anything ever done to the file. As stated, Xara is not storing the file as an adjusted JPG image - it only saves the master copy once, all subsequent edits are listed in order of performance of mathematical notations of each edit. The saved file shown at opening appears with all edits done to it, but not as a new version of the original image, rather the original image wih all edits applied. No other graphics package can do this!
It can do a lot more, and very complicated stuff, but I've yet to explore those aspects and truly get a grip of it, just yet. However, infinite undo is going to save me a lot of headaches. I will post more features of XDP9 as I use them...
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Tuition assistance
Leading shift differentials
Free parking
Free access to on-site gym
Exceptional nursing teams where you will find opportunities for both professional growth and personal fulfillment through:
Collaborative Practice
Hartford Hospital is a nationally recognized center for patient care excellence through its "Strengthening Hospital Nursing," a program to improve patient care funded by Robert Wood Johnson/Pew Charitable Trust. It has created a collaborative practice environment with Nurse Manager/Physician teams for all patient populations administering to service based interdisciplinary teams.
Continuous Learning
We offer an abundance of educational opportunities and are approved by the Connecticut Nurses Association as a provider of nursing continuing education. Our institute for Health Care Education provides resources that support nurses attending local and regional conferences.
Hartford Hospital is a member and leader in the Capital Alliance for Nursing Research and Research Utilization whose mission is to promote and improve the health of individuals and communities by supporting evidence based practice through collaborative relationships.


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I have multi-server environment - two MTA, two COS with different mail server pool, both servers are installed with the same packages but the master one with ldap master and the second one runs ldap replica. Now I try to migrate both of them to single server.
I performed a full disaster recovery and restore full copy from master server full backup to new single server with the exactly name and ldap structure without problem. When I tried to restore the second server's full backup to single new server. I got the following error.
zmrestore -a all -lb "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" -s "single server"
An error occurred: com.zimbra.common.service.ServiceException: operation sent to wrong host (you want '<replica server DNS name>')
How can I solve this problem?


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I am having an odd problem with one user on our system. He has multiple calendars (say "Calendar", "Tentative" and "Personal") that he syncs via CalDAV to iCal (v5.0.1, Mac OS 10.7.2). He and his assistant will also use the web client to access the calendar.
The problem is that if an event is deleted from "Calendar" in the web client, the change does not properly sync to iCal. An event added in the web client will sync. An event deleted from "Tentative" or "Personal" in the web client will sync as well. All changes made in iCal seem to sync back just fine to the server and are reflected in the web client.
My troubleshooting so far has been to make sure this isn't a corruption of his local iCal files. The exact same problem persists if iCal is setup in a completely fresh account on a different system. The initial sync of the calendar is good, reflecting all that is seen in the web interface, but fails to reflect subsequent deletions only from the "Calendar" calendar.
No other users have a similar problem, so I am guessing that this is an issue specifically related to some content of this particular "Calendar" calendar. Where should I be looking, on both the client and server sides, to further troubleshoot this?


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The current population of Wilkes County is 68,175 with the median age of 43. Wilkes County's median household income is $33,281, and the average household net worth is $318,950.
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|North Carolina
|United States
|Median Household Income
|Average Household Net Worth
|Median Age
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Wilkes County by age group. In Wilkes County, the male-to-female ratio is 33,564:34,611, which is 2% higher than the ratio of North Carolina, which is 4,876,222:5,126,188. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. North Carolina, has 21% more property crime than the national average, and has 5% less personal crime than the national average
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Wilkes County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Wilkes County, 78% of people are married and 22% of people are single. The percent of people married is 5% higher than the ratio of North Carolina, which is 72%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Wilkes County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Wilkes County is $33,281, which is 27% lower than that of North Carolina ($45,785). Income data for Wilkes County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Wilkes County. In Wilkes County, 38% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 13% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 18% lower than that of North Carolina. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.