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Anuradha Patel is an Indian film actress and is part of the famous Ganguly family. She was born in Mumbai. She is the maternal grand daughter of famous Hindi actor Ashok Kumar. She is also the director of Dynamic Finishing Academy for Personality Development. She was also in the Star Tv serial Dekho Mgar Pyar Se as Sarika Sareen. Anuradha was nominated in the Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Category for Ijaazat(1988)but lost it to Sonu Walia.
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Filmography of Bollywood Actress Anuradha Patel
|Abu Kaliya (1990)
|Apne Begaane (1989)
|Bandhan Anjana (1985)
|Benaam Rishte (1992)
|Deewane (1991)
|Dharam Adhikari (1986)
|Dus Kahaniyaan (2007)
|Duty (September 19, 1986)
|Gentleman (1989)
|Gharwali Baharwali (1989)
|Hamari Beti (2006)
|Ijaazat (1988) as Maya
|Jaan Ki Baazi (October 25, 1985)
|Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na (2008)
|Kaun Kitney Pani Mein (March 13, 1987)
|Lohe Ke Haath (1990)
|Love In Goa (1983)
|Manvi Ni Bhavai(Gujarati)(1994)
|Mera Naseeb (1989)
|Patthar (March 15, 1985)
|Phir Aayee Barsat (1985)
|Rukhsat (June 10, 1988)
|Sada Suhagan (1986)
|Tohfa Mohabbat Ka (1988)
|Tujhe Meri Kasam (2003)
|Utsav (1985)
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to deal with it. Maybe that'll make me a better programmer in the end.
It won't. You should avoid C++ when possible. Learning to write GOOD code, learning proper coding style and knowing what tools are available to you in a language, being able to look for resources to help you, and understanding how the language really works, these are things that will make you a better programmer. Forcing yourself to use a terrible language will just make you better at that terrible language.
Why do you have to use C++? C++ is a superset of C anyway, you could just write straight C while only using the few useful parts of C++, like C++ strings (not the printing/scanning functions though; printf and friends are much more sane), generics/templates, and whatever else you find actually useful (without going overboard, of course). Writing mostly standard C while using a few C++ improvements makes your code much more readable, though the "C++ community" will tell you otherwise (protip: if the "C++ community" tells you that your code is "bad C++," you're doing something right). Plus, you learn to program in C at the same time, which could be very useful further down the line if you ever need to program in that. And if you avoid classes, you learn how to work without OO, which a lot of languages don't even have (OO itself is useful, but knowing how to work with it and without it and knowing when to use or not use classes is something every programmer should know).
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Flash Flood Watch Issued With Another Round Of Rain Moving Int seems we just can't catch a break from the wet weather as yet another round of showers and storms moves across the area.
Long Stretch Of Wet Weather Taking Toll, Cancelling Events & Causing FloodingThis recent stretch of wet weather is impacting outdoor activities all over the region.
Hot, Humid, Wet Weather Expected For The Rest Of The WeekRain moved into the Pittsburgh area Monday morning, and we could be dodging showers the rest of the week.
Flash Flooding, Damage Reported After Another Round Of Storms Move ThroughAfter a warm and muggy day, scattered showers and storms are moving through the area this evening.
Damage Reported Around Area After Most Recent Heavy Rain & StormsMore heavy rain and storms moved through overnight, which caused damage around the area.
Heavy Rains Overnight Extend Flash Flood Alerts Around AreaEmergency crews had their hands full overnight as more rain moved through the area, which caused a variety of flooding issues.
Another Night Of Storms Prompt Flash Flood WarningThe severe weather at the end of the weekend is not over yet, another night of rain has prompted a Flash Flood Warning for several counties across the area.
Former CMU Student Accused Of Taping Classmates In Shower Expected To Plead GuiltyA former CMU student accused of taking pictures of students in the shower waived his right to a preliminary hearing and is headed for trial.
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>> Given that the Victoria's Secret [1] Fashion Show is taping tomorrow, lots of tidbits have been rolling in between all the fittings and the models' appearance in Times Square this morning. We've gotten previews of Liu Wen's (two!) outfits [2], as well as those of VS regulars Miranda Kerr, Alessandra Ambrosio [3], Rosie Huntington-Whiteley [4] and Selita Ebanks [5], and after this morning's appearance, more clues as to who will be walking [6] — including a few surprises.
Spring 2010 runway newcomer Anastasia Kuznetsova and Dorothea Barth Jorgensen both popped up [7] in the Times Square photos, as did Elyse Taylor [8], Sessilee Lopez, and Russian model Tatiana Kovylina, who walked for Victoria's Secret in 2005. Anja Rubik and Abbey Lee Kershaw [9] have also been confirmed [10] as show castmembers, but have yet to make an appearance, and although unconfirmed, Anna Maria Jagodzinska's photo was [11] on the show casting board, so she may show up as well.
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Two New Preserve America Stewards Named
First Lady Michelle Obama signed letters naming the Friends of Burial Hill and the Friends of Lakewold Preserve America Stewards. This brings the nationwide total of Stewards to 56. Read more here.
ACHP Seeks Your Creative Suggestions to Improve the National Historic Preservation Program
The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) has launched an effort to improve the effectiveness of the national historic preservation program, and now it seeks your input. The ACHP will develop a set of policy recommendations and achievable implementation strategies that can be implemented through legislative, executive, or administrative action. The recommendations will be formally submitted to the next Administration and the incoming Congress at the end of this year.
Read more on how to submit ideas by the June 10, 2016, deadline.
Nominate a Worthy Project for the ACHP Chairmans Award by June 1
The next Chairmans Award for Achievement in Historic Preservation will be presented in conjunction with the July ACHP business meeting in Washington, D.C. The Chairmans Award recognizes projects, programs, or policies that make significant contributions to historic preservation in conjunction with a federal entity or property. This award also acknowledges noteworthy accomplishments in the promotion and advancement of the Administrations goals with respect to cultural and natural heritage resources and historic preservation. The ACHP especially encourages nominations which add benefit for the federal government and the public, including those with a youth component.
Nominations must be received by Wednesday, June 1, in order to be considered for presentation in July. Once submitted, these nominations will be retained and considered for future award rounds. Please send nominations meeting the criteria and requirements electronically to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Celebrate Asian-Pacific Islander Heritage in May
A great combination of Preservation Month and AAPI celebrations is the East at Main project, sponsored by the Asian & Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation organization. Its a mapping project meant to share stories about important sites in AAPI history. Read more here and also check out the ACHPs page on involving all people in preservation.
May is Historic Preservation Month!
Celebrate with Us!
Since the National Trust for Historic Preservation created Preservation Week in 1971 to spotlight local preservation efforts in America, the celebration has grown. Preservation Month is observed by small towns and big cities with events ranging from architectural and historic tours and award ceremonies, to fundraising events, educational programs, and heritage travel opportunities. Celebrations take place all over the country during May. Read more here for information on what is happening from the West Coast to the East Coast.
ACHP and Seminole Tribe of Florida Sign Historic Agreement
The ACHP and the Seminole Tribe of Florida have entered into an agreement for federal projects on tribal lands to be reviewed under the tribes Cultural Resource Ordinance rather than the ACHPs regulations. The signing ceremony took place during the ACHPs business meeting March 24, 2015, in Tampa, Florida, the Seminole Tribes ancestral homelands. Section 101(d)(5) of the National Historic Preservation Act authorizes the ACHP to enter into agreements with Indian tribes for undertakings on tribal lands to be reviewed under tribal regulations rather than the ACHPs regulations. This historic agreement affords the Seminole Tribe the ability to exercise sovereignty and self-determination regarding its cultural heritage on its lands. The Seminole Tribal Historic Preservation Office runs a state-of-the-art preservation program and is well positioned to assume these responsibilities. This is the second such agreement the ACHP has entered into. The first was with the Narragansett Indian Tribe in Rhode Island.
ACHP Meets in Tampa
Members of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation met in Tampa, Florida, March 23-24 for their spring business meeting. Members toured historic Ybor City and West Tampa and met with Latino and Hispanic leaders to hear first-hand about preservation challenges in the citys Latin quarters. They also conducted business such as adopting a strategic plan addressing youth involvement in historic preservation across the federal government, and support for several bills pending in Congress. Read more here.
Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center Historic Gardens Wins Chairmans Award
The ACHP bestowed its Chairmans Award for Achievement in Historic Preservation March 8 on a project at the Dayton, Ohio, Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Its historic Grotto and Gardens, a National Historic Landmark District, is being brought back to its former renown by a dedicated team of volunteers, veterans, and other partners. Read more here. Read the Section 106 Success Story about this project here. View a photo presentation of the award-winning Grotto project.
New Preserve America Stewards Announced
The White House recently designated four new Preserve America Stewards. They include the Weir Farm National Historic Site (CT); Jack Jouett House Historic Site (KY); Friends of Oberlin Village (NC); and Moravian Historical Society (PA). Read more.
Department of the Interior to Initiate Process for Canceling Lease in the Badger-Two Medicine Area
In a court filing dated November 23, 2015, the Department of the Interior (DOI) indicated its decision to initiate the process for the cancellation of the lease that includes the Badger-Two Medicine Area. The DOI noted that it has reached the tentative conclusions that the lease was issued without proper compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act and the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and that, therefore, the lease can be voided.
Earlier this fall, as part of a review under Section 106 of the NHPA, the ACHP sent its formal comments to the Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture regarding the proposed release from suspension of a Permit to Drill by Solenex LLC in the lease area. See those ACHP comments here. The court filing acknowledged those comments from the ACHP and their recommendations that the Permit to Drill be revoked, that the lease be cancelled, and that the agencies ensure that future mineral development in the area does not occur.
Making Archaeology Public Showcases Videos of NHPA Successes
The passage of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) in 1966 fundamentally changed American archaeology. The NHPA requires that federal agencies be good stewards of historic placesincluding archaeological sitesthat are under an agencys control. The Act also requires agencies to consider the possible effects of all projects they carry out, fund, or approve on archaeological sites and other historic places.
Thus, over the past 50 years, hundreds of thousands of archaeological sites have been found, recorded, and, in many cases, preserved in place. Where sites could not be left in place because of the need for highways, energy, housing, or other modern development, many sites were scientifically excavated and analyzed. The results of these analyses preserve the information and knowledge we have gained for future generations.
Archaeology carried out to meet the requirements of the NHPA has created a vast collection of information about life in the past and yields amazing stories about our American experience. The videos on the Making Archaeology Public website were created by volunteer groups of archaeologists across the country in order to share some of these stories.
The library of videos on the site will continue to grow throughout 2016, so please check back for additions. You may share these videos freely with any audience for non-commercial purposes. Enjoy!
New Spanish Version Available for Citizens Guide
The ACHP is pleased to offer one of our most popular publicationsthe Citizens Guide to Section 106 Reviewnow in Spanish. We hope it will be useful for people who are more comfortable reading in Spanish. Feel free to contact the ACHP via our Spanish email address if you have inquiries: firstname.lastname@example.com.
El ACHP se complace en ofrecer una de nuestras publicaciones más populares la Guía del Ciudadano Sobre la Revisión de Proyectos Conforme a la Sección 106 ahora en español. Esperamos que sea útil para las personas que les resulta más cómodo leer en español. Si tiene preguntas, no dude en contactar al ACHP, en español, a través de esta dirección de correo electrónico: email@example.com.
ACHP Electronic Section 106 System Now Available to All Federal Agencies
The ACHP is pleased to announce the availability of its voluntary Electronic Section 106 Documentation Submittal System (e106) for use by any federal agency (or officially delegated non-federal entity) when notifying the ACHP of a finding of adverse effect, inviting the ACHP to be a consulting party to resolve adverse effects, or proposing to develop a Programmatic Agreement for complex or multiple undertakings.
The e106 system is designed to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and transparency of the Section 106 review process by providing federal agencies with an electronic submittal system that serves to expedite a critical step in Section 106 review and encourage complete and accurate submissions that can be shared with others. Read the announcement regarding the availability of this system; view the format form and instructions.
While federal agencies can continue to send hard copy documentation to the ACHP via regular mail, or electronically as a pdf, all agencies are encouraged to utilize e106 in their submissions to the ACHP.
National Historic Preservation Act Has Moved!
As you may have heard, the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) has a new home in the United States Code (U.S. Code), the official compilation of federal statutes. While the NHPA was previously codified at title 16 of the U.S. Code, effective December 19, 2014, it was moved to title 54. Please find the law codifying the NHPA in title 54 here. The provisions of the newly codified NHPA may be found starting at section 300101. Read more.
The ACHP's Guidance on Agreement Documents is Now Available!
The ACHP is pleased to announce the availability of its new "Guidance on Agreement Documents" (GAD) now on our Web site at http://www.achp.gov/agreementdocguidance.html. It is best viewed from Google Chrome or Firefox.
Memoranda of Agreement and Programmatic Agreements play a critical role in documenting a federal agency's commitment to carry out and conclude its responsibilities under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). GAD will assist all consulting parties—federal agencies, states, Indian tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, applicants, local governments, and other stakeholders–to draft clear, concise, and complete Section 106 MOAs and PAs. Use of this guidance can also help minimize disputes regarding agreed upon measures down the line and save time that is better spent seeking creative and innovative ways to avoid, minimize, or mitigate adverse effects to historic properties. Read more.
ACHP Publishes Measuring Economic Impacts of Historic Preservation
A report by Washington, D.C.-based PlaceEconomics is now available here. Read more about the study and the importance that historic preservation makes in your community.
Brownsville, Texas, uses Preserve America Money to Spark Downtown Development
At one of Texas's most famous border towns, Brownsville has turned its once vacant and abandoned Downtown into a visitor's mecca. Using its expansive supply of historic resources that just needed a little boost, the city now has four times the visitorship compared to a decade ago. Preserve America Grant funding of $132,870 helped spark the work to make downtown Brownsville a successful cultural tourist destination. Read more
Preserve America E-Newsletter Available
Read the latest e-newsletter with stories of new designations and activities Preserve America Communities can host for heritage tourism, and much more.
Economic Impacts of Historic Preservation Study Released
A 2011 study commissioned by the ACHP, with funding assistance from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration, identifies and analyzes methods for measuring the economic impacts of historic preservation. The report focuses on such economic indicators as jobs and household income, property values, heritage tourism, sustainable development, and downtown revitalization, and recommends ways to improve our understanding of how preservation activity supports economic vitality.
Read the full report here.
Read a brief compilation of related facts and figures here.
Preserve America Grants Effectiveness Report Released
The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation has released a report to Congress on the preliminary assessment of the effectiveness of Preserve America Grants over the last four years. Read more.
Summit Progress Reports
Agencies have reported their continuous progress on the recommendations issued from the Preserve America Summit for enhancing and advancing the historic preservation program in the United States and abroad. Summit progress.
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|Release Date: May 11, 2007
|Running Time: 98 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Genre: Comedy, Drama, Urban
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Summary:In 2009, when Los Angeles' last city park is closed to the public, a dispossessed man--and the duck who follows him as a mother--quest west, on foot, in search of water and meaning, in the desert that is L.A. Arthur is a retired history professor who has outlived his time and place, friends and family, resources and reasons to live. In the park where his son and wife are buried, Arthur contemplates putting an end to his own life, when he is confronted by an orphaned duckling who has just escaped death. Arthur names this duckling Joe. Joe follows Arthur, the only mother he knows. When their park is landfilled and their pond is drained, Arthur and Joe engage in a Sisyphean struggle to survive,... Full Summary >>


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It's beginning to sound a lot like Christmas. And many of the season's biggest/most annoying hits were written by Jewish songwriters.Date: 12-19-2012
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A guide to celebrating the once-in-a-lifetime Thanksgiving/Hanukkah day.Date: 10-16-2013
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Pumpkin pur�e and classic pumpkin pie spices give these doughnuts a soft, comforting texture and taste.Date: 11-11-2013
This vegetarian-friendly recipe gets its meatiness from mushrooms instead of turkey. And while most versions require an overnight staling of the bread, you can do the same thing in about 45 minutes in a warm oven.Date: 11-12-2013
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Various Cheats and Hints for Mario GolfHome / Nintendo 64 /
This page contains Mario Golf Hints for Nintendo 64 called "Various Cheats and Hints" and has been posted or updated on Aug 21, 2008 by danioz.
- Developer: Camelot Software Planning
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Genre: Sports
- Release: Jun 30, 1999
- ESRB: Everyone
Various Cheats and Hints
Password screen:
Highlight the "Clubhouse" option at the main menu, then press Z + R + A or A + L + R . Note: This does not work in the PAL version of the game.
Every character and course.
Note: (this does not unlock the mario star course or the 4 GBC hidden characters.) At the press start screen, press down(2) left(3) right(3) (on the D-pad)then press C-down(2) C-left(3) C-right(3), and you should hear a sound that we've all heard in Mario Kart 64.
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Nintendo Power tournament:
Enter KPXWN9N3 as a password to play a tournament at Toad Highlands. Note: The shadow with the "?" indicates that any character can be selected. Another password will be displayed after completing the tournament. The ten character password is not actually a password for the game, but is for a promotion in Nintendo Power magazine.
Nintendo Power Summer Scramble tournament:
Enter FJQ49LJA as a password to play a Speed Golf event at Mario's Star course with Donkey Kong. The lowest time wins. Another password will be displayed after completing the tournament. The ten character password is not actually a
Left-handed golfer:
Hold L or Z while selecting a golfer at the character selection screen.
Alternate costumes:
Hold C-Left, C-Right, C-Up, or C-Down while selecting a golfer at the character selection screen.
Press any direction on the D-Pad during your opponent's turn.
Easier CPU player:
Compliment your opponent as much as possible after their shot and he or she will be easier to defeat. For example, if the CPU player gets a perfect shot, press Up to say "Nice Shot!" at the same time that the game announces it.
First Camp Hyrule Cup:
Enter 0EQ561G2 as a password. Note: Donkey Kong must be selected as a golfer. The password contains the number zero as a character.
Second Camp Hyrule Cup:
Enter 5VW689O6 as a password. Note: Plum must be selected as a golfer. The password contains the letter "O".
Press C-Left, C-Right, C-Up, or C-Down during your opponent's turn.
One player Skins mode:
Choose the player-controlled character, then hold R while selecting more characters to set them under CPU control. Select a play mode and choose to play Skins.
Play as Luigi:
Defeat Luigi in get character mode.
Play as Yoshi:
Unlock Luigi as a selectable golfer, then defeat Yoshi in get character mode.
Play as Sonny:
Unlock Yoshi as a selectable golfer, then defeat Sonny in get character mode.
Play as Wario:
Unlock Sonny as a selectable golfer, then defeat Wario in get character mode.
Play as Metal Mario:
Get all 108 birdie badges in tournament mode. Metal Mario hits 285 yards and a high draw. He is still the best golfer in the game, with Bowser only being able to hit 280 yards.
Play as Gold Mario:
Unlock Metal Mario and highlight that character at the selection screen. Then, hold C-Left and press A.
Play as last four characters:
The last four characters on the bottom row can only be unlocked by using the Game Boy Color Mario Golf game and the Game Boy Transfer Pak that allows data to be shared between the two games. The four characters are Joe, Kid, Sherry, and Azalea.
Play as Harry:
Unlock Wario as a selectable golfer, then defeat Harry in get character mode.
Play as Mario:
Unlock Harry as a selectable golfer, then defeat Mario in get character mode.
Play as Bowser:
Unlock Mario as a selectable golfer, then defeat Bowser in get character mode.
Play as Donkey Kong:
Get thirty stars in ring mode.
Play as Maple:
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Select get character mode and enter "Sudden Death" to play the same course at night.
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- Centro, where most of the historic buildings and museums can be found
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But you better believe I am going to stand up for myself (and/or our store policies) If I feel like being "attacked". Our store is basically on the backside of a very popular fancy Italian restaurant that has maybe about 10 parking spaces *including handicap parking....AND the University, where parking permits can cost up to if not beyond $500 a semester??? NUTS!!! So parking among the businesses and apartment complex....the "frontage road" that runs between them is usually lined with cars....business will post "customer parking only" signs.
This includes our business.....mind you I have been yelled at by irate people, known at work to be the queen of towing cars out of our lot *all documented when they parked, how long, when towed, when returned, license plate make, model, color~the whole nine yards. Last summer about five cars parked in our lot and went over to the restaurant for almost two hours....we get deliveries at the side door where these people tend to park. If I can't tell you to move your car and we get a delivery or a school bus happens to pull up *and it has been known too, recently....you are trapped or I'm towing your car, that simple. The whole herd of "them" came in to yell at me for towing them, procedure is also to ask customers in store if they own the vehicle before calling to tow....no one answered for the cars~the threatened to sue me personally, I guess....I don't know~everyone seems to "know the law"....
Including the young man who came in last night. (sigh) I had already been at work for an hour and the car was there....1/2 an hour into the night shift, it was still there~so instead of towing, place a note on the windshield (per my boss's request after the last mess): Please observe customer parking only. Next time you will be towed...thanks BR management. I told my coworker they either ignore the note, trash it in the parking lot, or will come in for a "fight"....so when she saw them leaving through the window all the idiots park in front of.....you know the one right in front of the sign that says don't park here, I was sort of ready for the fight. And had previously looked up the law.....read the ordinance...we are in complete compliance, and had every right to tow "non customers".
He storms in, throws the note down on the counter where I am currently ringing up a customer~demanding to speak to a manager and we are sooooo busy we had to put a note on his car. I snapped at him, told him he was being RUDE and could wait until I was done with my customer! and there were other customers in the store (we weren't extremely busy, but it got that way about fifteen minutes later...) He demanded to know if I was the manager, told him I was not but the shift leader for the night....well he wanted to talk to the owner. I told him when he could call her, and was going to right down the contact information but he had to continue on about how busy it was and he should be able to park there even if not a customer, and we can't touch his private property....
Well, that was about when I stopped being nice...I said, "you know what, I was going to help you ....but you are being rude! You couldn't read the sign?! You were not a customer....the parking lot is OUR private property and you are TRESPASSING! You want the contact information~look it up yourself in the phone book!" Then he said he wasn't going to leave until I gave him back the note we wrote, and give him my boss's info~to which I refused. I told him I was done dealing with him and he needed to leave~"You can have a good day....I'm done!" he replied "It's night time".....I told him there are 24 hours in a day....."have a good day sir." He then threatened to take all the licence plate # in the lot and give "me" I guess personally "the most expensive ticket he could write" *there was a Sheriff star decal on his trunk...."cop in training" maybe??
He hung around for a few minutes while I moved onto the next customer, and was writing on their cake, when he comes up to the corner where I am....leans over threateningly ..."you can go f*ck yourself", my smart alick mouth can't keep shut~"I know you want to", "not with a 10ft pole", to which I scoff "please you have less than 5 inches to work with!" OOhhh, even now just think about it got me riled up a bit :P
...And then my boss made a surprise visit to start decorating as we cleaned to close.....that was awkward....AND then had a cop sitting across the street from the house in the early morning hours....like almost 2am....flashing his lights at speeders coming over the hill......so I kept seeing this blue/red flicker in the window.....what the heck is going on!!
I really hope that guy doesn't come back around.....interested to hear if he actually called my boss. She said she was going to get his name and find out where he works and talk to his boss about his behavior. Man, I hope that happens!
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What an @$$!! good for you!! I love your "10 ft pole" comment!!!! You are awesome!!!!
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He wrote some lame lie to the corporate office, which then forwarded the email to my boss. He said was only at another restaurant for five minutes to give his girlfriend a card. (He arrived during my frosting shift at 5p and was still parked there at 6:30p) He admitted!! he was wrong for parking there, but it should have been 'okay' because we didn't have any customers (He caused a HUGE scene in front of three groups of 'customers' and threatened to take vehicle info on everyone) Never mentioned his loud, rude behavior or his vulgarity~just that I was an "angry employee" who refused to give him manager info and demand he "leave my store". Ugh! what a jerk, hope never have to see him again~we'll see, I'm not going any where.....and I'm sure he thinks his little note "got me fired". I've worked at this store for 12 years!...my boss isn't going to fire me :P
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I didn't pay attention to see if there was a full moon. The hospital where Mom was at pushed my button and I just about took down the whole hospital. People don't get it lately. Hope we both have a better day today.
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I think you would have pissed him off more by refusing to engage with him.
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Wow! That's a long story about abusiveness!
The world is filled with these type.
You did well.
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People can be soo ignorant! u did the right thing, glad your boss is taking care of this matter and hope he gets in trouble for acting like an idiot.
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When Napa Valley Pirates Talk About Wine
His is a story of a man from a small town who left the family business to find out "what else there was in the world." Only in this case, the small town is Napa Valley and the family business is a winery —the pull of which is a little stronger than, say, if it were a shoe store in Iowa. Armed with a degree in television production and a couple years of Hollywood experience under his belt, Judd Finkelstein returned to Judd's Hill Winery, and has spent his time well. Besides making wine, Finkelstein is showing what can be done with a pirate and a marketing budget.
Off the Vine: 5 Alternatives to Drinking in Wine Country
While Wine Country is best known for its grapes and food, adventures abound in this beautiful region for those who need a break from imbibing.
Eat, Drink, and Be Merry at Carpe Diem in Downtown Napa
Carpe Diem Wine Bar offers a sophisticated, yet casual dining experience in the heart of downtown Napa. Their enthusiastic staff and lively atmosphere bring uniqueness to the table. An ever-changing wine list and family share-plate style menu will entice you to try a variety of exceptional pairings. No matter what your style, you'll be hard-pressed not to fall in love with the wine and seasonal ingredients that the staff searched near and far to find.
Seek Out Napa's Amazing Dining Deals During Restaurant Month
January in Napa means little traffic, easily-booked accommodations, and Restaurant Month. Here are a few of our favorite wine-and-dine deals you can find this month in Wine Country:
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Spirituality in the Natural World – a new photography exhibit at Robert Mondavi Winery
A new fine–art photography exhibit at Robert Mondavi Winery "Ancient Textures and Sacred Landscapes" explores the integration of religious architecture within the environment, primarily in Asia, and their symbiosis over time. By using the 3-panel triptych format, Napa Valley photographer Teri Sandison captures the "inevitability of imminent change, which is inherent in nature and in all existence." The exhibit in the Vineyard Room at Robert Mondavi Winery in Oakville begins January 11 and continues through March 6. Open to the public from 10 am to 4 pm daily.
A Quick Guide to Looking and Sounding Like a Wine Pro
I moved to Napa Valley a few years ago and after a few awkward wine moments, I learned some simple rules that keep me out of trouble. To save you any embarrassment, we asked the pros for some do's and dont's so that you can look and sound like a wine pro at your holiday gatherings.
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One of the nation's largest family-owned and operated wineries, Kendall-Jackson, kicked off the holiday season in San Francisco, where they brought together key K-J players to introduce their newest marketing campaign, Goes Well With Friends. The campaign is all about shifting the wine conversation—from traditional "wine speak" to one that incorporates the way we talk and think about wine today—from a social and digital perspective.
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We're in the final holiday crush. Sure, it's important to get that shopping done, but a little rest and relaxation can make finding the perfect gift oh so much easier. If you need a break from the holiday hustle and bustle, a nice warm soak in Sonoma maybe all you need to make the season a little more soothing.
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â Schuylkill Valley 51, Panther Valley 18 - The Panthers scored 12 of their points on pins, one each from Rian Shubeck (220) and Richard Nase (195), while Lucas Mika and Lenny Ogozalek won by decision.
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Despite having higher intellectual levels and the potential to work, few people with Asperger Syndrome (AS) are in regular employment (Goode, Rutter, and Howlin 1994). Furthermore, even those with formal qualifications are often underemployed and it is common for jobs to end prematurely. Pre-vocational life skills training, combined with good planning and support, is crucial for a successful work experience for people with AS. When introduced at an early age, these factors dramatically increase the chances for meaningful, long-term employment.
The successful transition from school to work begins long before graduation and requires comprehensive planning. Wehman, Kregel, and Barcus (1985), who have written on the overall importance of transitional planning for individuals with autism, contend that a transitional plan from school to work supersedes the potential significance of all other aspects of transitional services.
The skills that will help an individual with AS maintain employment are learned in childhood, and further develop as the child enters grade school, high school, and post-secondary education. The student with AS needs additional understanding and support to help him or her acquire suitable skills. The knowledge that professionals have about AS, how it manifests, and how people with AS learn and process information, will have a considerable impact on what teaching strategies and support systems they use. Often this professional support lays the groundwork for accomplishment in the workplace.
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Volume 6, Issue 5, pages 333–340, May 2011
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Does moral realism deserve to be the default metaethical position? The issue is contested. While many realists have maintained that theirs is the view to beat, others contend that realists have offered no satisfactory argument for this position. In this essay and its companion, 'Reidian Metaethics, Part II', I maintain that Thomas Reid's moral epistemology can help us make headway on the issue. Reid, I claim, offers an interesting line of argument, that when conjoined with some other assumptions, supports the claim that realism deserves to be the default metaethical position.


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On the surface, Sidney Lumet was not a personal filmmaker, but he made intensely personal movies. Everyone has their favorite moments: The remarkably contained drama of "12 Angry Men," the fury of facing a corrupt justice system in "Serpico" and the uncertain nature of a hostage scenario in "Dog Day Afternoon" maintain central roles in the memory banks of American pop culture. These fierce, enthralling works contain sharp moralistic stances that imbue them with timelessness, but they also resist categorization. In the wake of his death today at the age of 86, Lumet didn't leave a mark; he left several.
Beginning with "12 Angry Men" in 1957, Lumet made movies for five decades straight. Rather than slowly developing his approach, he reinvented it each time. As times changed and new filmmakers continually challenged storytelling conventions, Lumet's career remained steady. His background in theater and television turned him into a dedicated craftsman schooled in multiple forms of dramaturgy, yielding a capacity for uncovering the emotional core of any given story that entered his domain.
Unlike Frank Capra, John Ford or contemporary filmmakers like Steven Spielberg, no single quality can describe the entire range of Lumet's creations. Fully appreciating his output requires a microscopic approach that scrutinizes the differences between each of his movies. He generally avoided comedies, but humor crept into much of his work. He never dabbled in horror, but often dissected the scarier aspects of the human condition. The demands of story transcended the boundaries of genre, but he still excelled at traditional storytelling. Above all else, he wanted to put on a good show.
Anything could happen in a Sidney Lumet picture. Despite the satiric edge of "Network" that invited disdain from many early audiences, it still won an Oscar for Beatrice Straight, whose five-minute scene displayed a heartbreaking portrayal of marital frustration. The tense early scenes of "Dog Day Afternoon" suddenly turn humorous when Al Pacino's bank robber vainly struggles in the middle of a bank to undo the tightly wound wrapping paper and reveal his weapon. "The Pawnbroker" deals with post-Holocaust trauma while also grappling with themes of racism and urban discontent. Many considered Lumet a quintessential New York director, although his depiction of the city varied from project to project.
As Lumet's career predated the era of directors who also became stars, such as Martin Scorsese and later Quentin Tarantino, he never took a journeyman's approach. Each movie spoke in specific terms, so he evaded questions about any definitive statements in his work. In a 2007 video interview with Lumet, recently posted by The New York Times, he issues a sublime response when asked how he would like to be remembered after his death. "I don't give a shit," he says, a refrain consistent with his speech at the 2005 Academy Awards, when he received an Oscar for lifetime achievement: "I'd like to thank the movies," he said. It wasn't about the man behind the camera, but rather whether the decisions he made succeeded in the final product. In Lumet's case, they often did.
"Good style, to me, is unseen style," he wrote in his essential 1995 book "Making Movies," a detailed how-to guide to filmmaking that doubled as his showbiz memoir. Defiantly anti-auteur, Lumet was a walking contradiction, doggedly opposed to leaving an imprint on his work but nevertheless creating some of the more sensational moments in American cinema.
Consider the tearful breakdown at the conclusion of "12 Angry Men," the unnerving hand-on-spike moment in "The Pawnbroker" or the stomach-churning crane shot that sweeps down toward Paul Newman as the jury announces its decision in "The Verdict." Beyond camera trickery, Lumet had intense ethical convictions, which explains why "Serpico" and "Prince of the City" make such compelling cop dramas. It also explains the pathos of a family on the lam in "Running on Empty," his last masterpiece. In the under-appreciated "Bye Bye Braverman," the postwar Jewish-American experience--as manifested in a trio of jaded baby boomers--comes to life in sharply naturalistic exchanges. These movies are alive with the intricacies of human behavior, a result of Lumet's fluency in film form. He was, in short, a stylist against his best efforts.
In his later years, Lumet made fewer great movies, but while becoming a figure of the past he maintained a clear grasp on the future. His take on the art and business of filmmaking sounded a lot more modern than that of many younger directors. This was a guy who acted in the Yiddish theater during the Great Depression and shot live television in the 1950s, yet could easily wax poetic on the merits of shooting digital video instead of film, and spent the last page of his book comparing the box office receipts of "Batman Returns" and "My Life as a Dog."
Just four years ago, Lumet managed an extraordinary comeback with the Oscar-nominated crime caper "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead," which hit theaters the year that "12 Angry Men" celebrated its 50th anniversary. Both movies dealt with the justice system in provocative shades of gray, proving he had not lost his touch. As "Devil" began its Oscar campaign, Lumet signed a three-picture deal that sadly never came to fruition. Even in his twilight years, he was still going strong. His legacy shows no sign of letting up.


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In an effort to continue his legacy of lending a helping hand when needed, officials at Ozarks Independent Living (OIL) in West Plains have established the Bill Burris Endowed Scholarship at Missouri State University-West Plains to honor one of its founding fathers and a true friend of the community.
"Helping people was his whole life," said OIL Executive Director Cindy Moore. "He was a great mentor and an example that a disability doesn't have to stop you from living life. He always moved forward."
Burris, a long-time West Plains resident who died on July 31, 2006, lost his eyesight in an automobile accident while serving with the Army in the 1960s, but he never let his disability deter him from his desire to help his fellow man. With a can-do attitude, he helped others overcome their own obstacles through his service on the Missouri Council of the Blind, the board of the Rehab Services for the Blind, the board of the Wolfner Library for the Blind, the Governor's Committee for the Disabled, and the Visually Impaired Veterans Association.
He also helped organize the local Chapter for the Blind and was instrumental in the formation of OIL 10 years ago, including serving as its board chairman. "He was our board president for years," Moore said, adding, "He was always available whenever we needed anything. He had a lot of experience with disability issues and gave us great direction in our operations."
Burris also reached out to the community through his 30-plus years of membership in the local Kiwanis Club and through his past service on the West Plains R-7 School Board. He also was a member of the Sheriff's Auxiliary.
"Bill Burris was a determined individual who accomplished much in his life despite a disability," said Missouri State-West Plains Director of Development Sue Bunning. "Missouri State-West Plains is honored to have two endowed student scholarships to be awarded in his name each year."
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Facing possible early general elections, the People's Progressive Party (PPP) has announced that it is meeting with various stakeholders to gauge interest in the formation of what it is calling a "National Democratic Front" alliance.
At the party's weekly press briefing at Freedom House, PPP General Secretary Clement Rohee was not inclined to disclose the extent of the discussions but noted that the party was just speaking to interested parties to test the waters to see the interest, which he noted has been positive.
It is believed that the PPP is readying itself for general elections before the opposition has the opportunity to pass a no-confidence motion against the Donald Ramotar-led administration.
Rohee said that the basis of the idea was to advance the party much like when its Civic arm became an inclusive component
for the 1992 general elections. He added that the dialogue was in the preliminary stages and assured that it was not a political ploy.
During the press briefing, Rohee stated that the National Democratic Front was a political framework that would advance democracy in Guyana through a partnership of Guyanese who were also committed to the party's vision.
"The PPP has been meeting with various stakeholders and interest groups to discuss the political situation and the need for more to be done to realise the establishment of this broad National Democratic Front Alliance, which would see Guyanese electors benefiting significantly from higher levels of transparency, accountability, good governance and democratic rule," he said, while adding that the promotion of democracy would envisage economic gains.
Rohee also accused the opposition and specifically A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) of diminishing the hope of shared governance, while noting that a sense of trust between the parties is crucial.
He said that the PPP was calling on APNU "to stop its pretence of national unity and to join the national conversation towards the establishment of a broad National Democratic Front with the aim of advancing Guyana's development." He added, "the PPP maintains that [Leader of the Opposition and APNU David] Granger and his acolytes in the opposition have done all that they could do so far to deepen the differences between political parties and further diminish any hope of shared governance becoming a reality."
While the party is in the beginning stages of mobilising support, Rohee said that the party's principles and track record will attract stakeholders. He said that during the informal meetings, a wide range of stakeholders expressed resentment about the opposition's misuse of its one-seat majority.
Meanwhile, Rohee criticized the Stabroek News, saying that the party was "also appreciative of the fact that contrary to what the Stabroek News described as 'usual fulminations' more and more stakeholders are condemning the opposition's actions to stymie development and cripple progress in advancing the socio-economic growth of Guyana."
The Sunday Stabroek editorial had charged that the PPP's new message to its traditional constituency "is that the combined opposition is stymieing everything, and there can be no progress or development unless the ruling party recovers its overall majority."
It added, "There are, of course, the usual fulminations against the PNCR, but since the ruling party's constituents have heard it all before, it is perhaps a moot point as to how effective the repetition is nowadays, and how much credibility the PPP/C still retains."


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Shirely you must be joking?
thinking of getting chinese food but still undecided
When you come to visit in a couple of weeks, hit up a place called John's Country Kitchen on Central Ave for breakfast on Monday. Get a standard breakfast you'll like, but get a side of livermush, just to give it a try. I don't get it all the time, but it's quite tasty.
How do we have Yankee Panther fans anyway? Seems like a conundrum
I'm so fuging pumped to come down and have some southern food. I'll be staying at the Blake Hotel if you know where that is.
Sure do. Have you decided where you're eating? Other than Bojangles, of course.
korean BBQ pork shoulder in the slow cooker, homemade julienne cole slaw, fresh Hawaiian rolls
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How do we have Yankee Panther fans anyway? Seems like a conundrum
debating between Bojangles, Cookout, or Subway at this point
If you go to Bojangles, make sure to kick a chicken leg to Smitty, saw him catch one in his mouth this one time on TV
We just had a smithfields open up near our home. I vow(ed) to let them supply all tailgate eats upon my impending return to BofA.
I hope its soon
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