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A security camera reportedly captured images of Seattle native Amanda Knox entering her house on the night her roommate was slain.
PERUGIA, Italy — A closed-circuit security camera captured images of Seattle native Amanda Knox entering her house on the night her roommate was slain, some Italian media outlets reported Monday.
The video contradicts one of the stories Knox, 20, has told police since she was arrested along with two men in connection with the slaying of her British roommate Meredith Kercher, 21.
Knox has said that on the night of the slaying, she was with Raffaele Sollecito, her 24-year-old boyfriend, who also is being held in connection with the slaying. That is the version of events that Knox's mother, Edda Mellas, told reporters after meeting with her daughter on Saturday.
But it was reportedly denied by Sollecito, who has said he did not see Knox between 9 p.m. on Nov. 1 and early in the morning of Nov. 2.
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Knox also has claimed that she was in the house when Kercher's throat was cut and that she had to cover her ears to drown out the noise of the screaming from the struggle leading up to Kercher's death.
Police investigators would not comment on the security camera, citing Italian law that limits the types of information that can be released as part of an open investigation. And Knox's attorneys in both Perugia and Rome could not be reached for comment.
An Italian judge has said Knox has "confused memories" of that night because she had taken hashish. A lawyer for Knox, Luciano Ghirga, told reporters that because his client had given different versions of what happened, "it is difficult to evaluate which one is true."
Police estimate that Kercher's throat was cut around 11 p.m. on Nov. 1. There is evidence that she may not have died until up to two hours later.
Knox, Sollecito and Kercher were schoolmates at Perugia's University for Foreigners. Besides Knox and Sollecito, another man, well-known bar owner Diya "Patrick" Lumumba, is also being held. All three have denied involvement in the slaying.
Given the severity of the charges, Italian law allows all three to be held for up to two years without being charged.
Italian newspapers said Monday that police may be looking for as many as two additional people who could have been in the room where Kercher's body was found on the morning of Nov. 2.
The Turin daily La Stampa reported that police found a high-heeled shoe that did not belong to either Kercher or Knox in the room where Kercher was found. And newspapers continued to report that what appeared to be a male's fingerprints were found in the room.
La Stampa also said that while Knox's fingerprints were found in Kercher's room, none were found in her own room, sparking suspicion that someone may have helped Knox clear her room of evidence.
Other facts that trickled out Monday include news that Lumumba's identification papers misstated his age. He is 44 rather than 37 or 38, the ages reported for him previously.
Forensic reports out of Rome on Monday have shed additional light on the investigation.
The case against Sollecito includes reports that the knife used to cut Kercher's throat matches a short knife owned by Sollecito and that a bloody footprint near Kercher's body matches athletic shoes owned by the suspect.
But Sollecito's father appeared on Italian television Monday to say many types of knives could make a similar mark and that the shoes Sollecito wore were too common to base a case on.
Investigators said they are looking for DNA clues from a sweaty T-shirt Lumumba wore that night and from a hair found on his head that was not his.
Eric J. Lyman is a freelance writer based in Rome.


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Gideon Sa'ar dubs Dr. Neve Gordon's calls for boycott in LA Times 'repugnant, deplorable.'
Education Minister Gideon Sa'ar on Sunday denounced an Israeli academic who published an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times in which he called for an boycott of Israel for being an "apartheid" state.
Sa'ar deemed the article by Dr. Neve Gordon, a political science lecturer from Ben-Gurion University, is "repugnant and deplorable."
Veteran left-wing activist Gordon wrote in the op-ed published on Friday that Israel today could most accurately be described as an "apartheid state."
"3.5 million Palestinians and almost half a million Jews live in the areas Israel occupied in 1967," Gordon wrote, "and yet while these two groups live in the same area, they are subjected to totally different legal systems. The Palestinians are stateless and lack many of the most basic human rights. By sharp contrast, all Jews - whether they live in the occupied territories or in Israel - are citizens of the state of Israel."
"It is indeed not a simple matter for me as an Israeli citizen to call to suspend cooperation with Israel," he further wrote. "The words and condemnations from the Obama administration and the European Union have yielded no results, not even a settlement freeze, let alone a decision to withdraw from the occupied territories."
Gordon came to the public spotlight in 2002, during Israel's assault on the Palestinian Authority, as one of the Israelis who stayed with Yasser Arafat in his compound. In 2003, he was a vocal critic of Paratroopers Brigadier Col. Aviv Kochavi.
Israel's Consul-General in Los Angeles, Yaakov Dayan sent a letter of response to the president of Ben-Gurion University, Prof. Rivka Carmi, in which he said the statements made by Gordon could be potentially damaging to the university.
"Since the article was published, I've been contacted by people who care for Israel; some of them are benefactors of Ben-Gurion University," Dayan wrote. "They were unanimous in threatening to withhold their donations to your institution. My attempt to explain that one bad apple would affect hundreds of researchers turned out to be futile."
"I believe that the definitive answer to anti-Zionist lecturers like Gordon is to set up a center for Zionist studies, which unfortunately does not exist in Israeli academia," he continued. "This center would help dispel the lies disseminated by Gordon in the name of your university."
The Ben-Gurion University management in turn denounced Gordon's views.
"We are appalled by Dr. Neve Gordon's irresponsible remarks, that morally deserve to be completely and utterly condemned," Prof. Carmi said. "We disapprove of Gordon's disastrous views and reject his cynical exploitation of the freedom of speech in Israel and the university."
"This vile and audacious criticism of the state of Israel damages the excellent academic work being done in Israel and its universities," she also said. "Academics with such feelings about their country are welcome to look for another home, whether personal or professional."
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Line of Credit. On November 16, 2012, Hibbett Sports, Inc. (Company) executed an amendment to its existing unsecured revolving credit facility between the Company and its subsidiaries and Bank of America, N.A. The amount of the revolving credit facility remained unchanged at $50,000,000 and is effective November 16, 2012 through November 18, 2013 with an interest rate at prime plus 2%. The credit agreement amendment is attached hereto as Exhibit 10.1 and is incorporated herein by this reference.
Stock Repurchase. On November 15, 2012, the Board of Directors (Board) of the Company authorized a Stock Repurchase Program of $250.0 million through January 29, 2016. Effective immediately, the new Program replaces the Company's existing authorization which was due to expire on February 2, 2013. Under prior authorizations, through November 9, 2012, the Company has purchased 11,900,356 shares of common stock at a cost of $316.6 million.
The Company released its results of operations for the thirteen and thirty-nine-week periods ended October 27, 2012, in a press release issued on November 16, 2012.
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So I'm trying to get my act together again for one last finale of weight loss before we try to get pregnant (in about 2 mos from now, and I don't want the gestational diabetes). But the thing is that tons of stressful stuff is happening now: we are coming to the end of residency (medical), trying to finish up some projects is turning out to be more challenging than expected, we are preparing for a move , preparing for new jobs, there is a window of a few days in which we can actually move, and the rental market in the new city was freakin brutal (nothing stayed on the market more than a few days, and people were paying waaay over listed price for things just to get a place). I'm so ready to move on, but at the same time, I think my inner psyche can't handle change. Also, my best friend that I grew up with just had a baby, and I think this is causing my biological clock to tick louder and focus on all of the life-stuff I have delayed for medical school/residency. Sometimes I wonder if my life is passing me by while I am on this career path..... I digress...
The good news is that we finally found a place to live and have a fully signed lease, and I have started exercising again- both on the stationary bike and returning to 30-day shred. Yay me...
The bad news is that I sabotage all good efforts with my snacking at night. I just keep eating. There is no end.
Perhaps some good news is that I'm quickly eating through anything I like snacking on, and will eventually run out? But hopefully it won't come to that. But even then, I'm a very resourceful person, and I'm sure I will find something else =p.
I thought that once we had a singed lease and a place to live, I would chillax a little more on the eating front. That I wouldn't just graze every night after dinner. but that hasn't happened.
A piece of good news is that I've still been watching the scale, and I have not yet gone above 180 again.... I don't ever want to go back there. Getting and staying in the 170s was a HUGE milestone for me. Getting past 170 about mean that I'm no longer obese, which would be such a great accomplishment, but I KEEP EATING.
Ugh... it's not even hunger. It's all in my head. But at least I'm exercising. That's something, I guess.
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Finding a place and signing the lease is just ONE of the many things you are facing that is taken care of, but there are plenty of others.
Since you are moving, perhaps trying to pack or sort through things (if you are having movers to do the actual packing) will help you lessen yet another area of stress you are facing - as long as you are making progress, it should help.
I wish you luck. I know what it's like to try and stick to your plan when there are so many things going on.
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A rocky road: Funding Salt Lake street repairs after a recession
The Salt Lake City Council overrode Becker's veto Friday to add a 13.8 percent property tax hike to that budget, adding $5 million for capital improvement projects. How much of that influx will be dedicated to roads could be determined in a July 9 City Council meeting, which is slated as an opportunity to prioritize capital needs. The meeting will include a public hearing.
The remaining $3 million in revenue from the tax increase will go to needs within the general fund.
Through much of Becker's tenure, roughly 50 to 60 percent of capital improvement project funding has gone to road repairs annually, according to a spokesman for the mayor's office. That estimate does not include road projects covered by bond funding, basic road treatments, signal work or striping work.
Eric Shaw, director of the Community and Economic Development Department, came to Salt Lake City seven months ago after working in Louisiana, and has found plenty his new department should be proud of.
By comparison to the rest of the country, Utah's capital city has adjusted through lean years. One example, he said, is that departments have learned to coordinate road work with utility repairs and fiber-optic installation, minimizing cost and impact.
The department is also learning to leverage funds to get the most for its money, Shaw said, using the Chicago Infrastructure Trust as a possible example.
With limited resources, the focus has been placed as much as possible on high-traffic roads, which has left some residential streets to erode and crumble, he said.
"I think right now that on the highly traveled roads, people are seeing the glaring needs associated with that, and we understand those needs," Shaw said. "We've been trying to figure out the best investment strategies for long-term work, and in the interim we've been trying to figure out solutions."
Jeff Snelling, deputy city engineer, said the city has managed to preserve most of its programs, which include curb and gutter repairs, though at a reduced scale and with fewer funds. Like all city departments, Snelling said he is constantly looking for ways to increase efficiency.
"The city is looking at all possible avenues for (road repairs), and addressing it," Snelling said. "It isn't something that's being ignored, it's something that's on our front burner that we're trying to deal with in the best way possible, with limited resources."
In the next year, 1300 South near the freeway onramp and 1700 South between State Street and 700 East could be likely candidates for repairs, Snelling said.
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Since introducing his recommended budget, Becker has been adamant that a lean, no-frills approach would get the city through one more year, allowing time for careful planning before large-scale road rehabilitation begins. He also wonders whether the city has the manpower to plan and carry out new projects in light of reduced staffing.
A majority contingency from the council disagreed, insisting that without immediate action, the city and its taxpayers will face higher costs down the road.
"We have come to the conclusion we cannot continue to delay fixing our aging streets," Council Chairman Kyle LaMalfa said following Friday's override vote. "We are not proposing lavish expenditures. Cheaper repairs now mean less costly replacement later."
Shaw said that while everyone at City Hall feels "a sense of urgency," its simply a matter of two different approaches.
"It's not a matter of who's right," Shaw said. "All of us live in the same city, all of us understand this, all of us are working from similar data."
Snelling and Shaw were unsure what a sudden influx of revenue will mean for their departments, and will be waiting to see what instructions come with their piece of the pie.
"I don't think we know, that's something that will be fleshed out," Snelling said. "We're waiting for guidance from our political leaders."
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The new loan dates allllll the way back to when I opened the first loan, so that is also a plus. I am waiting, fingers crossed that all the negs are removed. I mean, at the very least, they can't keep them on there the way they are, making it look like I owe double the amount I owe.
No score change yet, but it is still early, these changes happened yesterday afternoon.
Good to hear. That gives me hope. As I said I have a very thin CR, no negatives, SL not on reports and an AAoA at 3 months and oldest TL 10 months. If the new TL dates back to '99 then my score should shoot up.
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UPDATE: Today I received a letter from DOE stating my loan is rehabilitated and I'm now eligible for all benefits. Also stated they notified CRA's to delete the record of default from my CR's and my SL has been transferred back to Direct Loans. And that I would be contacted soon to set up a payment plan.
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Relax. The hysterical headlines of shares pushers on Seeking Alpha, Motley Fool, and various "news" sites are enough to make anyone think the world is coming to an end. As usual, the end isn't near, it's just shifted its place on the horizon.
Yes, PC shipments have declined, When the only choice we had was a PC, we bought them. And when software and other devices like memory were changing rapidly, we replaced our PCs every second or third year. Now software developments have slowed to a crawl, memory density and speed are pretty much good enough, and the fractions of a GHz improvement in CPU speeds don't make much difference, so why buy a new PC?
But. If you'd like to play a cinematic, high-resolution, fast-refreshed, and fast-paced game, put that $500 10-inch tablet with Angry Birds down and get serious. Get a PC. If you'd like to delve into interactive VR (not just passive 360 videos), put down those cardboard thingies and get a PC. If you'd like to design the next-generation jet airplane, or 900- story skyscraper, don't even look at your phone; get a PC. Or, if you'd like to edit 4K 10-bit video and see the results without growing old in the process, get a PC.
Shocking, isn't it? We all know this, and yet the popular press, Wall Street sharp-shooters (those clever fellows who brought us derivatives) don't seem to get it; they've decided its RIP time for the PC. And so goeth the PC go add-in boards too, right? Besides, haven't integrated graphics caught up with those expensive AIBs?
Overall, AIBs shipments have declined slightly, but not as much as the PC.
As a percentage, AIBs in desktop PCs have been increasing.
Gaming and professional graphics continue to drive the PC and AIB markets. And compared to a year ago, desktop PCs slipped 15% in shipments whereas AIBs grew 6%.
Likewise, in the notebook segment, notebook PCs have dropped, but not so much for discrete GPUs. This reflects the strong interest in gaming and workstation notebooks.
What's going on here?
With lackluster applications (other than games), and the failure of Windows 10 to spur the market, consumers, for the most part, and commercial buyers extended their buying cycle out from three to four or more years. They still need and use PCs, but not the latest ones. The exception, and only bright spots, have been the gaming segment and professional graphics. As a result, we see consumers buying AIBs to gain performance improvements and not upgrading the PC as frequently.
Great games.
The gaming market in particular has enjoyed two uplifts, one from a half dozen really great AAA games that came out in Q4'15 and Q1'16 (more are expected in the next quarter). It has taken a few years, but all the software tools and new APIs, new powerful game engines, killer powerful GPUs, big high-resolution monitors on the desktop and in the notebooks, have come together to create a gaming platform like never before.
Big money in eSports. The second development was from eSports, which commands the attention of hundreds of thousands of participants and over 140 million online viewers. The contestants play for seriously big prizes with over a dozen players raking in over $1 million—the top grosser collected $2.2 million.
People watching those players get excited and go buy top-of-the-line gear.
And this isn't a fad.
Can all that save the PC? No, but it sure changes the mood and the money. And as mentioned, the next wave will be VR. Not this year, probably not even next year, but if the consumer doesn't get turned off by stupid games in VR, by 2017 all the pioneers will be saying, told ya so.
So let's shoot Chicken Little—feed him to the Angry Birds, and recognize the greatness of the amazing graphics on an amazing screen right in your home, or for that matter, on your lap in an airplane. The king is dead—long live the king
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3) State of the field – Can you offer a fresh perspective on developments in your field? Perhaps there are arguments or fads drawing attention away from what you think are the critical points? Perhaps the field is stagnating? Are students and teachers flocking to or fleeing from your field? Is your area well and fairly covered in the media? Are there resources or archives that are new or underused and are worthy of attention? Has the field been affected by or is it impacting on current affairs?
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Writing Your Article
Journal Style: MLA
MLA style should be used for inline citations and the list of Works Cited. Examples can be found towards the end of these guidelines.
Optimising Your Title and Abstract Many students and researcher looking for information online will use search engines such as Google, Yahoo! or similar. By optimizing your title and abstract, you will increase the chance of someone finding it. This in turn will make it more likely to be viewed and/or cited in another work. In order to optimise your abstract, we recommend you
• Ensure the key phrases for your article's topic appear in the title and abstract e.g. 'postcolonial history.'
• Use the same key phrases, if possible, in the title and abstract. Note of caution: unnecessary repetition will result in the page being rejected by search engines so don't overdo it.
Example of Well-Optimised Title/Abstract
Genocide and Holocaust Consciousness in Australia
Ever since the British colonists in Australia became aware of the disappearance of the indigenous peoples in the 1830s, they have contrived to excuse themselves by pointing to the effects of disease and displacement. Yet although 'genocide' was not a term used in the nineteenth century, 'extermination' was, and many colonists called for the extermination of Aborigines when they impeded settlement by offering resistance. Consciousness of genocide was suppressed during the twentieth century ? until the later 1960s, when a critical school of historians began serious investigations of frontier violence. Their efforts received official endorsement in the 1990s, but profound cultural barriers prevent the development of a general 'genocide consciousness'. One of these is 'Holocaust consciousness', which is used by conservative and right-wing figures to play down the gravity of what transpired in Australia. These two aspects of Australian public memory are central to the political humanisation of the country.
This article appears on the first page of results on Google for 'holocaust consciousness Australia.'
Poorly Optimized Title/Abstract
Australia's Forgotten Victims
Ever since the British colonists in Australia became aware of the disappearance of the indigenous peoples in the 1830s, they have contrived to excuse themselves by pointing to the effects of disease and displacement. Many colonists called for the extermination of Aborigines when they impeded settlement by offering resistance, yet there was no widespread public acknowledgement of this as a policy until the later 1960s, when a critical school of historians began serious investigations of frontier violence. Their efforts received official endorsement in the 1990s, but profound cultural barriers prevent the development of a general awareness of this. Conservative and right-wing figures continue to play down the gravity of what transpired. These two aspects of Australian public memory are central to the political humanisation of the country.
• People tend to search for specifics, not just one word - e.g. "women's fiction" not 'fiction'. So use key phrases rather than individual words in your article title and abstract.
• Key phrases need to make sense within the title and abstract and flow well.
• It is best to focus on a maximum of three or four different keyword phrases in an abstract rather than try to get across too many points.
• Finally, always check that the abstract reads well - remember the primary audience is still the researcher, not a search engine, so write for readers not robots.
Figures, Illustrations & Multimedia
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NOTE: Authors are responsible for obtaining copyright permissions and paying any related fees for any supplementary material they wish to include, be it images, video or audio. Please confirm with the Compass Editorial office that the supplementary material can be included before paying any such fees.
Figures and Illustrations Authors are strongly encouraged to include as many illustrations, photographs, maps and diagrams as they wish. These are all referred to as 'figures' and should be numbered consecutively using Arabic numerals (Figure 4, etc.). You can see examples of possible visualization methods here: http://www.visual-literacy.org/periodic_table/periodic_table.html. All figures should be computer generated. The figure should be submitted in EPS, TIF or JPG format at 300 dpi. If exporting to EPS all fonts should be embedded. The maximum image size that can be loaded onto Manuscript Central is 40 Megapixels. Detailed guidelines may by found here: http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/bauthor/illustration.asp Captions should be concise but as informative as possible, and must be typed double spaced and listed on a separate sheet. Titles should be incorporated into the figure caption. Captions should not be a part of the figure and should include any acknowledgements necessary. Video Compass encourages authors to submit supplementary video files. We can accept a wide range of video file formats such as .WMV, .AVI, .MOV, and .MPG. If your video is not in one of these formats we may still be able to accept it - please let us know before submitting. Videos should have a maximum length of 10 minutes and maximum filesize of 1024 MB. If you have larger files for inclusion, they should be split into two or more separate videos. All video files should be in their final form upon submission. The maximum filesize that can be uploaded to Manuscript Central is 100 MB. If your file exceeds this, please email the Editorial Office for details on how to submit larger files through our FTP site. Audio Compass encourages authors to submit supplementary audio files. Audio files can be submitted in .aif, .aifc, .aiff .asf, .au, .mp2, .mp3, .mpa, .snd, .wav, or .wma format. All audio files should be in their final form upon submission.
Tables and Figures
For each table or figure is to be followed by a number (Figure 1, Table 1, etc). Provide a caption for each table or figure, set in boldface. Ensure that tables and figures are numbered consecutively ( one series for tables and another for figures). Place them at the end of your manuscript, and indicate the main article text that is expected to follow:
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Short Biography / Biographies
Authors should include a short biographical paragraph about themselves (and for co-authors where applicable). The Biography should be submitted as a separate document and contain a few sentences about each of the following: educational history, recent professional/teaching history, research interests and some information about recent or forthcoming publications.
Here is an example of a well-written biography: John Doris' research is located at the intersection of psychology, cognitive science, and philosophical ethics; he has authored or co-authored papers in these areas for Noûs, Bioethics, Cognition, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, The Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science, The Encyclopedia of Ethics, and the Oxford Handbook of Contemporary Analytic Philosophy. His book Lack of Character (Cambridge 2002) argues that reflection on experimental social psychology problematizes familiar philosophical and "folk" conceptions of moral character. Current research involves both theoretical and empirical research on moral responsibility, evaluative diversity, rationality, and the self. He has held fellowships from Michigan's Institute for the Humanities, Princeton's University Center for Human Values, and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Before coming to Washington University in St, Louis, where he presently teaches, Doris taught at the University of Michigan and the University of California, Santa Cruz. He holds a BA in Philosophy from Cornell University and a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Pre-submission English-language editing
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NOTE: If you do not use Microsoft Word, files in .rtf and plain text formats can also be accepted. If your article contains any special characters, it is advisable to submit a supplementary PDF version of your paper, for cross-checking. www.zamzar.com provides free file conversion, including PDF to Word.
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We no longer require FAXs or other hardcopy of the Copyright Transfer Agreement. Instead we have introduced a convenient new process for signing your copyright transfer agreement electronically (eCTA) that will save you considerable time and effort. If your paper is accepted, the Author whom you flag as being the formal Corresponding Author for the paper will receive an e-mail with a link to an online eCTA form. This will enable the Corresponding Author to complete the copyright form electronically within ScholarOne Manuscripts on behalf of all authors on the manuscript. You may preview the copyright terms and conditions here.
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If the author disagrees with the reviews, they are entitled to set forth their views and justifications. However, the Section Editor is entitled to decline publication if they feel the review criticisms have not been sufficiently addressed. The decision of the Section Editor(s) is final. An invitation to contribute an article does not guarantee acceptance.
Post-Acceptance How long to publication?
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Every quotation should be accompanied by a reference to its source (e.g. Author 102-15). Short quotations (less than 30 words) "should run on within the normal sentence structure" (Author 102). Use quotation marks to distinguish the quote, and, if appropriate, precede by a comma (for shorter quotations) or a colon (for longer quotations). Long quotations (more than 30 words) should be displayed.
Displayed quotations do not require quotation marks. They should be set smaller than normal text type and indented by the normal paragraph indent, with no extra space above or below. (Author 102) Verse and drama quoted matter should be centred on the longest line in the extract. Drama sources should be rendered as e.g. (4.1.23–25). The spelling, grammar, etc. of direct quotations should not be edited. Use [sic] to signify a direct quote of an error.
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Joe Bloggs contends 'the verse has clearly been marked by formal concerns' (12). OR As one critic famously put it, 'the verse has clearly been marked by formal concerns' (Bloggs 12). Two or more titles by single author Smith made two references to this problem, first in 1982 (Verse Forms 56) and again in 1989 ('Chapter and Verse' 9). OR One critic made two references to this problem, first in 1982 (Smith, Verse Forms 56) and again in 1989 (Smith, 'Chapter and Verse' 9). Two or three authors Chapter 4 in Verse on Verse offered important theoretical advances (Turner, Coren, and Brown 33–55). Four or more authors The argument was taken further in a co-authored book in the 1990s (Smith, Bloggs, Schmidt, and Smythe 31–75). OR The argument was taken further in a co-authored book in the 1990s (Smith et al. 31–75). Two authors with the same name The verse debate was both vilified as 'nonsensical' (D. Johnson 21) and yet praised as 'groundbreaking' (R. Johnson 76) in the late 1990s. Author quoted by another author Richard Johnson thought the debate should 'continue unabated' (qtd. in Bloggs 74). Multivolume work Bob Strander's multivolume work still contains key arguments to this day (1:34–55; 2:115–23). Poetry Donne's "A Valediction: Forbidden Mourning" begins "As virtuous men pass mildly away, / And whisper to their souls to go," (lines 1–2) but ends "And makes me end where I begun" (36). Plays Shakespeare's Julius Caeser begins "Hence! home, you idle creatures get you home: / Is this a holiday? (1.1.1–2). Religious Texts 'In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.' (Holy Bible, Gen. 1.1).
Works Cited
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Works Cited Example
Book Bloggs, Joe. Versification and Paradise Lost. Chicago: Chicago UP, 1999. Chapter in an edited book Dark, Trevor. 'Verse Unversed.' Collected Essays on Verse Theory. Ed. Thom Grey. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2002. 123–55. Journal Article Johnson, Richard. 'Verse Theory.' Literature Compass 5.2 (2008): 75–90. Thesis/dissertation; unpublished thesis Lehmann, William. 'New Directions in Verse Theory.' Diss. U of Chicago, 2004. Conference papers Reder, Vera. 'Verse personified.' Verse Forms II Panel. MLA Convention. Palmer House, Chicago. 27 Dec. 2007. Newspaper article Johnson, Derek. 'The (Ad)Verse Debate.' New York Times 19 Feb. 1997, sec. 1: 21–2. Online documents
Verse Poems Online. Ed. Jean Kerrigan. 2003. University of Iowa. 27 Nov. 2005 <<a href='http://www.versepoemsonline.com/'>http://www.versepoemsonline.com>. Forthcoming style for both books & articles Zerin, Jesse. Woman as Hero in Anglo-Saxon Literature. Syracuse: Syracuse UP, forthcoming. Or if we know exactly when it's forthcoming: Zerin, Jesse. Woman as Hero in Anglo-Saxon Literature. Syracuse: Syracuse UP, forthcoming (2007).


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THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION (EC) wants to get a handle on the use of civil drones, remotely piloted helicopters that could be used to deliver books or just bother people.
Google, Amazon and Facebook have all announced plans for using drones, and their use is widely expected. With this in mind, the EC wants to establish "tough standards" for regulating drones.
"The new standards will cover safety, security, privacy, data protection, insurance and liability," it said. "The aim is to allow European industry to become a global leader in the market for this emerging technology, while at the same time ensuring that all the necessary safeguards are in place."
The EC said that drones are becoming increasingly popular and are common in Sweden, France and the UK. It is concerned that while there are "basic national safety rules" there is no overall, safeguarding standard, and that the time to create some is now.
"Civil drones can check for damage on road and rail bridges, monitor natural disasters such as flooding and spray crops with pinpoint accuracy. They come in all shapes and sizes. In the future they may even deliver books from your favourite online retailer. But many people, including myself, have concerns about the safety, security and privacy issues relating to these devices," said EC VP Siim Kallas, the commissioner for mobility and transport.
"If ever there was a right time to do this, and to do this at a European level, it is now. Because remotely piloted aircraft, almost by definition, are going to cross borders and the industry is still in its infancy. We have an opportunity now to make a single set of rules that everyone can work with, just like we do for larger aircraft."
The standards will set forth safety measures, the EC said, and "tough controls on privacy and data protection". For example, any data that is collected by a remotely piloted aircraft must be covered by the same rules as any other data collected. µ
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Right then, as always the packaging and bundle first, everything is packaged and bundled safely in the box. Once unboxed you'll spot the liquid cooling unit consisting out of the radiator, fan, tubing, pump/cooling block. Most pre-fitted and ready to use of course. Next to that you'll spot a back plate that supports a wide variety of CPU sockets. AMD AM2, AMD AM3, AMD FM1, AMD FM2, Intel LGA 1155, Intel LGA 1156, Intel LGA 1366, Intel LGA 2011 based processors can be used in combination with this cooler as well as LGA 1150 (Haswell).
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Maybe you missed Grand Archives' show-stealing set at the Entry in March. Forgivable. And maybe, while you dig Band of Horses plenty, you've never checked out the prior band from which it rose, Seattle's dour indie-darlings Carissa's Wierd. Fair enough. But you are in danger of utter failure if you, a fan of alt-country, dream-pop, and whatever other hyphenated genres have gotten their own Wikipedia entries this week, a lover of four-part harmonies and blissful sing-alongs, were to miss Grand Archives playing their first headlining show in the Twin Cities. Fronted by Mat Brooke, Grand Archives splits the difference between its singer's earlier projects. Their songs are full of lush instrumentation (pedal steel and horns are common), the aforementioned harmonies, intricate acoustic and electric guitar lines, and lyrics worth suspending your mid-show banter to pay attention. So this time, don't miss them. 18+.
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INTERPOL: Extending Law Enforcement's Reach around the World
Imhoff, John J., Cutler, Stephen P., The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
A police chief in a small midwestern town receives an anonymous note that an immigrant, a recent arrival to the community, allegedly has a long history of involvement in illegal drug abuse and is wanted in his native country for drug offenses. The chief wants to deal firmly with potential drug dealers but finds himself stymied in his ability to contact authorities overseas to research the allegations due to language barriers and time zone differences.
In another city, officers find a sizeable hoard of cash in a suspect's possession during the execution of a search warrant. The officers strongly suspect that the money constitutes proceeds from illegal drug transactions. The suspect, however, claims he legitimately earned the money during his rock band's tour of Europe. The courts initially seem sympathetic to the suspect's arguments, and the seizing officers become frustrated in their ability to disprove the suspect's story.
Parents from a European nation send their daughter to a school in the United States for advanced studies in the English language. She is hired by an unscrupulous employer who makes her work in a kitchen under dangerous conditions and do other undocumented menial field labor for extremely low wages.
How can the officers in these situations verify their suspicions? How do they determine the appropriate foreign agency or person to contact for information and then communicate their request to that person in the appropriate language? How can police officers accomplish routine humanitarian tasks when confronted by international borders?
The officers in each of these cases could take advantage of the International Criminal Police Organization, more commonly known as INTERPOL. Created nearly a century ago, INTERPOL enables law enforcement information to flow easily from officer to officer across borders, language barriers, time zones, and terrains in the basic service of justice.
INTERPOL's Mission
INTERPOL originated in 1914, when police professionals from 14 European countries gathered in Monte Carlo, Monaco, to discuss currency counterfeiting and other matters of mutual interest. Then, as now, criminal activity flowed easily across national borders while police officers found themselves limited by sovereignty, laws, absence of treaty relations, nationalistic pride, and a general lack of cooperation.
Founded on the recognition of, and respect for, national sovereignty, INTERPOL is not an international police force, has no police powers of its own, and does not have its own independent agents or officers. The organization facilitates the interaction and cooperation of police agencies in nations around the globe. Those agencies operate within their own national boundaries and remain bound by their own national laws and regulations. INTERPOL does not conduct investigations on its own authority or without a request for assistance from a recognized law enforcement authority of a member nation.
Now headquartered in Lyon, France, INTERPOL helps local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies coordinate their investigations with the world, rapidly obtain information, and seek the return of fugitives or stolen property. INTERPOL conducts these tasks within the framework of treaties and international laws but effectively accomplishes them in most cases because the member nations have agreed to the methodology established by INTERPOL.
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The pair have BOTH been seen without their wedding bands in recent weeks amid reports their marriage is in trouble
The pair have both been seen without their wedding bands in recent weeks amid reports their marriage is in trouble
The former 1D star reportedly has his sights set on the married mum of two
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Celebrity birthdays for the week of Dec. 28-Jan. 3:
Dec. 28: Actor Lou Jacobi is 95. Comic book creator Stan Lee is 86. Actor Martin Milner is 77. Actress Nichelle Nichols is 76. Actress Maggie Smith is 74. Rock singer-musician Charles Neville is 70. Rock singer-musician Edgar Winter is 62. Rock singer-musician Alex Chilton is 58. Actor Denzel Washington is 54. Country singer Joe Diffie is 50. Country musician Mike McGuire is 50. Actor Chad McQueen is 48. Country singer-musician Marty Roe is 48. Actor Malcolm Gets is 44. Actor Mauricio Mendoza is 39. Comedian Seth Meyers is 35. R&B singer John Legend is 30. Actress Sienna Miller is 27. Actor Thomas Dekker is 21. Actress Mackenzie Rosman is 19. Pop singer David Archuleta is 18.
Dec. 29: Actor Clarence Swensen is 91. Actress Inga Swenson is 76. ABC newscaster Tom Jarriel is 74. Actress Mary Tyler Moore is 71. Actor Jon Voight is 70. Country singer Ed Bruce is 69. Rock musician Ray Thomas is 67. Singer Marianne Faithfull is 62. Jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. is 62. Actor Ted Danson is 61. Actor Jon Polito is 58. Singer-actress Yvonne Elliman is 57. Actress Patricia Clarkson is 49. Comedian Paula Poundstone is 49. Rock singer-musician Jim Reid is 47. Rock singer Dexter Holland is 43. Actor-comedian Mystro Clark is 42. Actor Jason Gould is 42. Movie director Andy Wachowski is 41. Actress Jennifer Ehle is 39. Rock singer-musician Glen Phillips is 38. Actor Kevin Weisman is 38. Actor Jude Law is 36. Actor Mekhi Phifer is 34. Actor Shawn Hatosy is 33. Actor Diego Luna is 29. Country singer Jessica Andrews is 25.
Dec. 30: Actor Joseph Bologna is 74. Actor Russ Tamblyn is 74. Actor Jack Riley is 73. Folk singer Paul Stookey is 71. TV director James Burrows is 68. Actor Fred Ward is 66. Singer-musician Michael Nesmith is 66. Singer Davy Jones is 63. Singer Patti Smith is 62. Rock singer-musician Jeff Lynne is 61. "Today" co-host Meredith Vieira is 55. Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is 53. Actress Patricia Kalember is 52. Country singer Suzy Bogguss is 52. "Today" host Matt Lauer is 51. Actress-comedian Tracey Ullman is 49. Rock musician Rob Hotchkiss is 48. Radio-TV commentator Sean Hannity is 47. Singer Jay Kay is 39. Rock musician Byron McMackin is 39. Actress Meredith Monroe is 39. Actor Daniel Sunjata is 37. Actress Maureen Flannigan is 36. Actor Jason Behr is 35. Golfer Tiger Woods is 33. TV personality-boxer Laila Ali is 31. Singer Tyrese is 30. Actress Eliza Dushku is 28. Rock musician Tim Lopez is 28. Actress Kristin Kreuk is 26.
Dec. 31: TV producer George Schlatter is 79. Actor Anthony Hopkins is 71. Actor Tim Considine is 68. Actress Sarah Miles is 67. Rock musician Andy Summers is 66. Actor Ben Kingsley is 65. Rock musician Peter Quaife is 65. Producer-director Taylor Hackford is 64. Actor Tim Matheson is 61. Pop singer Burton Cummings is 61. Singer Donna Summer is 60. Actor Joe Dallesandro is 60. Rock musician Tom Hamilton is 57. Actor James Remar is 55. Actress Bebe Neuwirth is 50. Actor Val Kilmer is 49. Singer Paul Westerberg is 49. Actor Don Diamont is 46. Rock musician Ric Ivanisevich is 46. Rock musician Scott Ian is 45. Actress Gong Li is 43. Author Nicholas Sparks is 43. Pop singer Joe McIntyre is 36. Rock musician Mikko Siren is 33. Rock musician Bob Bryar is 29.
Jan. 1: Author J.D. Salinger is 90. Actor Ty Hardin is 79. Actor Frank Langella is 71. Rock singer-musician Country Joe McDonald is 67. Writer-comedian Don Novello is 66. Actor Rick Hurst is 63. Country singer Steve Ripley is 59. Rapper Grandmaster Flash is 51. Actress Ren Woods is 51. Actress Dedee Pfeiffer is 45. Actress Embeth Davidtz is 43. Country singer Brian Flynn is 43. Actor Morris Chestnut is 40. Actor Verne Troyer is 40.


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For the days when you wake up and you need a little extra motivation.
Each Digital print is an 8" x 10" printed professionally on Fujicolor Crystal Archive paper with a matte finish. It is shipped flat in a clear protective sleeve inside of a cardboard envelope. (Frame and white matting not included)
Please note that computer monitors can display colors differently and what you see on your screen might vary a bit from the print you receive.
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T-Shirts are custom printed for each customer so these, unfortunately, can NOT be returned. However, we are happy to accept refunds or exchanges on all prints within the first 7 days minus the shipping cost.
Do you accept orders placed outside of the US?
We are happy to ship to anywhere in the world
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Once shipped most domestic orders take anywhere from 2 to 10 business days to arrive depending on the efficiency of your local postal service. International shipping delivery times may vary between 2 and 12 weeks.
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Dinner Menu
Antipasti (appetizers)
Bruschetta Pomodoro$5.49
toasted italian bread topped with chopped tomatoes & onions in an extra virgin garlic and basil oil
Mozzarella E Marinara$5.99
strips of breaded mozzarella deep fried and served with a side of marinara sauce
Tricolore Caprese$8.99
fresh buffalo mozzarella and tomato rounds drizzled with thick modena balsamic and extra virgin olive oil
Jumbo Buffalo Wings
a 3rd generation italian staple (or so we think!). served with carrots, celery & bleu cheese. choice of bbq, hot, mild, parmesan peppercorn, honey mustard, ranch or garlic & olive oil.
- 6 Jumbo Wings $4.99
- 10 Jumbo Wings $8.99
- 20 Jumbo Wings $14.99
Clams Casino$9.99
5 large signature homemade stuffed baked clams with bacon
Lump Crab Stuffed Mushrooms$9.99
signature homemade crabmeat stuffed mushroom caps topped with bechamel sauce
Florence Trio$10.99
a famous florence item! a trio of our jumbo buffalo wings, chicken fingers, and mozzarella sticks. served with marinara sauce
Frittura Di Calamari$11.99
fresh calamari dusted in seasoned flour & fried to order. served with lemon wedge & marinara sauce or spicy marinara sauce.
Seafood Trio$12.99
a trio of our famous homemade clams casino, fried shrimp, and fresh fried calamari. served with marinara & tartar sauces
Zuppa E Insalata (soup & Salad)
a bowl of your choice of italian wedding, pasta e fagioli, or todays house made premium soup
French Onion$3.99
classic simple recipe, with beef stock base, slow-cooked caramelized onions, french bread, & topped with melted mozzarella cheese
Insalata Florence$9.99
baby greens, oranges, sugared walnuts, bleu cheese crumbles and apples with a side of raspberry vinaigrette dressing
Insalata Tomato E Caprese$10.99
baby greens, cherry tomatoes, fresh buffalo mozzarella, & oregano. topped with balsamic vinaigrette
Insalata Sicilian$11.99
baby greens topped with bruschetta, avocado, bacon, red onions, black olives & mozzarella. served with a side of parmesan peppercorn dressing
Insalata Caesar Classico$10.99
grilled chicken atop a bed of romaine lettuce served with croutons & shaved romano cheese tossed with homemade caesar dressing.
Insalata Calamari$13.99
romaine topped with avocado & mango slices, crispy calamari served with a side of raspberry vinaigrette dressing
Insalata Carne$12.99
sliced beef tenderloin with cucumbers, grape tomatoes, portabella mushrooms, and red onions served over romaine lettuce with a side of balsamic vinaigrette dressing
Pizza E Stromboli (pizza & Stromboli
Add Soup, Salad, & Pasta Bar For An Additional $5.99
Yours Truly Pizza$9.99
fresh homemade pizza your way with mozzarella cheese & up to two toppings
Florence Deepdish Pizza$11.99
fresh homemade italian thick deepdish pizza your way with mozzarella cheese & up to two toppings
Yours Truly Stromboli$10.99
create a fresh homemade stromboli your way with up to two toppings
Tuscany Pizza$11.99
homemade chunky tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, olives, artichoke hearts, spinach, & sundried tomatoes
4 Stagioni Pizza$11.99
homemade chunky tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, olives, artichoke hearts, ham, & mushrooms
Philly Cheesteak Stromboli$12.99
chopped philly steak meat with spicy tomato sauce, red onions, & mozzarella cheese
Margherita Pizza$11.99
homemade chunky tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese & topped with sliced tomatoes, fresh mozzarella slices, & basil
italian sausage, pepperoni, red onions, black olives, mushrooms, fresh tomatoes, sweet peppers, bacon, hamitalian sausage, pepperoni, red onions, black olives, mushrooms, fresh tomatoes, sweet peppers, bacon, ham
Panini Americano (sandwiches & Burgers)
All Sandwiches Served With Lettuce & Tomato, Cole Slaw, Pickle, & Choice Of Chips Or French Fries. Add Soup, Salad, & Pasta Bar For An Additional $5.99
Real Italian Sandwich$7.99
an italian roll with mortadella, provolone cheese, prosciutto, onions, &roasted red peppers topped with extra virgin olive oil & vinegar
Chicken Sandwich$7.99
fresh grilled chicken breast served on a cornmeal-dusted roll
Burger Pizzaiola$8.99
8oz lean prime angus burger topped with green & red pepper, onions, & mushrooms topped with marinara sauce & melted mozzarella cheese
Buffalo Chicken Sandwich$7.99
crispy chicken breast tossed in our own spicy buffalo sauce brushed with bleu cheese dressing
Cowboy Burger$9.99
8oz lean prime angus burger topped with crunchy onion rings, honey bbq sauce, melted cheddar cheese, & smoked bacon
Cajun Chicken Sandwich$8.99
fresh chicken breast seasoned with our own cajun spices grilled & served on a cornmeal-dusted roll
Served With Soup, Salad, & Pasta Bar. Wheat Penne, Spaghetti, & Fettuccini Available For An Additional $1.99
Cajun Chicken Penne$13.99
tender strips of chicken breast sauteed with portabella mushrooms., penne pasta, cajun seasonings, & alfredo sauce
Baked Ziti$12.99
ziti tossed with basil, ricotta, & hearty meat sauce. baked & topped with mozzarella cheese
Baked Lasagna$12.99
a homemade traditional dish of layered pasta, meat sauce, & a blend of 6 cheeses. topped with marinara sauce & melted mozzarella cheese.
Eggplant Parmigiana$12.99
lightly breaded fresh eggplant topped with marinara sauce, & mozzarella cheese. served with spaghetti
Chicken Bruschetta Penne$13.99
tender strips of chicken breast, bruschetta, mozzarella, parmesan panko, & balsamic reduction sauce served with penne marinara
Ravioli Formaggio$12.99
ravioli filled with tomatoes, mozzarella, & basil. sauteed with marinara sauce.
Tortellini Formaggio$12.99
cheese tortellini sauteed with alfredo sauce
Spaghetti & Meatballs$11.99
spaghetti noodles tossed with marinara sauce & topped with jumbo plump meatballs
Penne Bravo Ala Vodka$13.99
penne pasta & parmesan cheese sauteed in a pink vodka sauce
Fettuccini Chicken Alfredo
fettuccini noodles tossed with garlic, sauteed chicken in creamy alfredo sauce
- $13.99
- Add Shrimp $6.00
- Add Grilled Chicken $4.00
- Add Atlantic Salmon $6.00
- Add Scallops $6.00
Pollo E Vitello (chicken & Veal)
Served With Soup, Salad, & Pasta Bar.
lightly breaded fresh chicken or veal topped with marinara sauce & mozzarella cheese. served with spaghetti.
- Chicken $14.99
- Veal $17.99
fresh chicken or veal sauteed with marsala wine, demi-glaze, mushrooms, prosciutto, & garlic. served with fettuccini
- Chicken $14.99
- Veal $17.99
fresh chicken or veal sauteed in a garlic wine lemon sauce with baby spinach. served with linguine
- Chicken $14.99
- Veal $17.99
fresh chicken or veal topped with baby spinach, sliced tomatoes, & mozzarella cheese in a garlic white wine lemon sauce. served with linguine
- Chicken $16.99
- Veal $19.99
fresh chicken or veal sauteed with prosciutto, fresh mozzarella, & baby spinach in a brown madeira wine sauce. served with linguine
- Chicken $16.99
- Veal $19.99
Pesce (seafood)
Served With Soup, Salad, & Pasta Bar. Wheat Penne, Spaghetti, & Fettuccini Available For An Additional $1.99.
Linguini Di Bianco / Linguini Di Rossi$14.99
linguini in your choice of white or red clam sauce topped with fresh whole and chopped clams, garlic, extra virgin olive oil, and basil
Stuffed Shrimp$20.99
jumbo shrimp stuffed with our signature homemade crabmeat stuffing topped with lemon butter sauce. served with your choice of a side
Seafood Fra Diavolo$23.99
shrimp sauteed with clams, 4oz lobster tail, new zealand mussels, and tender scallops in a spicy marinara sauce. served over linguini
Zuppa Di Pesce$23.99
sauteed tender scallops, shrimp, a 4oz lobster tail, clams, and fresh calamari in a light wine tomato sauce. served over linguini
Ravioli Aragosta$19.99
lobster filled striped pasta topped with sauteed shrimp, fresh asparagus, tomatoes and lemon butter sauce
Broiled Salmon$17.99
a fresh atlantic salmon filet topped with dill sauce. served with your choice of a side
Shrimp Ala Pesto$18.99
tender pieces of shrimp sauteed gently, and tossed with our homemade creamy pesto sauce. served over linguine
Shrimp Scampi Pasta$18.99
sauteed in a white wine sauce with lemon butter and garlic. served with linguini
Seafood Fettuccini$24.99
shrimp, tender scallops, and lump crab meat in a pink vodka sauce
Carne (steaks & Chops)
Served With Soup, Salad, & Pasta Bar.
Florence Ribeye$16.99
a 10oz usda angus steak grilled to your liking. served with your choice of a side
New York Strip Steak$18.99
a 10oz usda angus steak grilled to your liking. served with your choice of a side.
Steak Au Poivre$26.99
a usda angus steak grilled to your liking. topped with a brandy pepper cream sauce. served with choice of a side
Tuscan Pork Chop$15.99
a 12oz pork porterhouse chop grilled to your liking and covered with a rosemary balsamic glaze. served with mashed potatoes and broccoli
Filet Mignon
a usda center cut filet grilled to your liking. served with choice of a side.
- 6oz $19.99
- 8oz $23.99
Terra E Monti$29.99
italian for land and sea! a 6oz center cut filet mignon grilled to your liking teams up with a 6oz lobster tail. served with drawn butter, & with your choice of a side
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Welcome to Florence Italian Grille. Experience our affordable "contemporary cuisine" in a warm family-friendly atmosphere. Florence is not a chain restaurant - we are a privately owned, independently operated local Italian grille. Florence Italian Grille is not just about food. Not just a restaurant. It is the synergy of relationships with customers, good food and honesty. Florence Italian Grille is the harmony between patrons and the town they live in with a relentless pursuit for superior satisfaction. Hopefully, your experience at Florence Italian Grille speaks for itself; It is the family's privilege that you are here & we hope you enjoy your time at Florence Italian Grille.


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Spinach can hold a lot of dirt and must be thoroughly washed before using. To clean, fill a large bowl with water, then swish spinach around in water until most of the dirt comes off. Repeat process 2 or 3 times, using clean water each time, until no more dirt clings to the spinach. Rinse thoroughly under running water and remove hard stems. Spin dry in salad spinner and/or pat dry with paper towels. Use immediately or store in refrigerator up to 4 days.
This colorful side packs in the nutrients. Not only are the orange carrots rich in vitamin A, but the bright green broccoli provides an excellent source of vitamin C and the reduced-fat colby and Monterey Jack cheese add a good source of calcium.
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I know the combination with Raspberry Vinaigrette Dressing sounds odd, but this is really delicious! I have never made this the same way twice. It is totally adaptable to ANY vegetables you like or have on hand. I have never used the spinach but have used combinations of carrots, broccoli, mushrooms, zucchini, peppers, cauliflower and onion. I don't find the cheese necessary and can take or leave the bacon. I also add garlic.
I used feta cheese instead of Colby and Monterey, it was really good. I also stufed tomatoes with this vegetable mix which I thought was a fun addition.
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This poll has been going on for quite a while, and I'm pretty far behind in posting it, so hopefully Michael Pietroforte will forgive me :-)
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I told him I'd post it here so that you all could weigh in on the topics, too. Before you vote, it's a good idea to read the source post and get an idea of what the individual topics are referring to.
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A: Well we have a recruitment issue. People ask me what is my biggest issue that I'm facing right now. It's recruitment and retention. Last fiscal year we tried to opt in 51 recruits to come to our Police Department that had started the process with us. They said thanks, no thanks, went to other law enforcement agencies. As of today we were up to 45 for this fiscal year for the same thing.
Q: What do you think is the most serious crime problem in San Diego? Is it drugs? Gangs? Are those one and the same thing or is it something else?
A: Every community I go to believes it's something different. We are going to do our very best to deliver the very best police services possible in a fair and impartial manner. I get this on every community meeting I go to, every town hall, that says why do you spend so much time over here addressing these issues We want you to spend all this time over here. Obviously violent crime is critically important and we need to keep the violent crime down. But I can tell you by going to these community meetings they want us to work on traffic. They want us to work on quality of life issues. it's not a one-size fits all. when I go to these community meetings I tell them I'm not going to give you crime statistics because although that's not the only measurement. I want to know something from you. Number one, do you feel safe in your neighborhood? And if the answer is no, tell me why not, and that's the dialogue that I'm starting with them.