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First off, the Forum here needs "2.3" added to its version dropdown.
When I imported my UTW tags into 2.3, it went and imported them with dashes instead of spaces (as this is how UTW stores them, IIRC). Trouble is, 2.3 seems particular about keeping those spaces, even if I try to edit the tag to ditch the dash in favor of a space. The importer would work better if it just turned dashes into spaces.
Secondly, any time a category and tag name overlap, I'm forced to use the same capitalization as in the category. I like my categories capitalized and my tags un-capitalized. This seems to be impossible now when there's overlap.
Sorry if I'm being nitpicky, but this is the type of stuff that keeps me up at night... ;)


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Issue date: Wednesday, July 28, 1965
Pages available: 44
Previous edition: Tuesday, July 27, 1965
Next edition: Thursday, July 29, 1965
Publication name: Austin Daily Herald
Location: Austin, Minnesota
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5 Planes Lost in Strikes Against 2 Missile Sites By KDW'IN Q. WHITE have installed in North Vn-l SAIGON, South Viel Nam Nam An Air Force K4C Phan- DAILY HERALD ESTABLISHED J8U1 VUL. LX.XIV No 220 AISTIN, MINN., WKDNESDAV. JULY 2S, 1'JBS SINGLE COPY M PAGES FAMOUS ARM One of the most Important right arms in medical history Is on the mend again at Bos- tun's Massachusetts Gen e r a 1 Hospital. Everett K n o w I e s, 15, whose arm was severed completely in an accident and restored in an historic opera- tion, broke the arm last week In a fall. Knowles is shown at his Somerville, Mass., home six months after the May 23, 1964, operation, which made him and his arm a part of medi- cal history. (AP Wirephoto) Pope Hits Questioners of Council CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (AP) Pope Paul VI again showing concern about reaction to the Vatican Ecumenical Coun- cil, today criticized those who questioned its achievements and aims. "Would they perhaps like the Church to return to its in- Pope Paul ashed in his weekly general audience at the papal summer residence. At two other general audi- ences in the past month, Pope Paul also spoke of the council and called for Church discipline. His speeches reflected growing concera about the council as the time approached for the fourth and final session of the assem- bly of Roman Catholic prelates from around the world. The ses- sion opens Sept 14. He told the audience of sever- al thousand persons the spiritu- ality of the council was not matched by "the behavior of those who, taking as an excuse the problems it raises and the discussion it generates, arouse in themselves and in others a spirit of uncertainty and of radi- cal reform, both in the doctrinal and disciplinary field, as if the council were the place to ques- tion dogmas and laws." On July 7, he urged Roman Catholics not to mistake rhurch's renewal as a relaxa- tion of traditional moral teach- ings. A week later he said Church authority was sometimes disobeyed simply for the sake of challenge. There has been some criticism of the council among Roman Catholics, with complaints both that it has pushed renewal too far, and not far enough. (AP) Five U.S. Air Force fighter-bombers were lost on the strikes Tuesday against two North Vietnamese antiaircraft missile sites about 40 miles northwest of Hanoi, U.S. mili- tary spokesmen announced to- day. The spokesmen said three of the F105 jets were shot down by convention ground fire and two others crashed after col- liding near their home base as they returned from the strikes. Two of the pilots whose planes were shot down were presumed to have been killed or captured, an announcement said, while the third was rescued. The pilots of the two planes which collided were presumed to have been killed, the an- nouncement saicf. Radio Hanoi claimed that North Vietnamese gunners shot down six U.S. planes Tuesday and said three American pilots were captured. A U.S. military spokesman re- ported that another F105 Thun- dcrchief was shot down Tues- day on a strike against the Cam Doi barracks 30 miles west- northeest of Hanoi. The spokes- man said no parachute was ob- served and the pilot was pre- sumed killed. The Pentagon announced Tues- day that 46 F105 Thunderchiefs made a low-level attack on the missile sites. The Pentagon said pilots reported one site de- stroyed and the other damaged. It was the first attack reported against missile sites which the Soviet Union is presumed to torn jet was downed in a raid near Hanoi Saturday, and the Defense Department said there were indications it was hit by un antiaircraft missile. In the only strike reported to- day against North Viet Nam, eight FlOSs and four F4C Pahn- toms struck the Dien Bien Phu barracks 180 miles northwest of Hanoi, spokesmen said. Pilots reported 12 buildings were destroyed and seven oth- ers damaged. A U.S. military spokesman re- ported that 12 Americans were killed in action in Viet Nam and 70 others were wounded during the week that ended July 24. He said three more American serv- icemen were captured or missing during the period. Florida Cat Hooked on Brake Fluid MIAMI, Fla. UPi Peter the cat is hooked on brake fluid. His owner, Mrs. Victor Piaz- za, says Peter makes daily vis- its to a nearby brake shop to lick the fluid off the (ires of cars in for repairs. Sometimes, admits Mrs. Piaz- za, Peter gets a pretty good jag on. But as soon as she sleeps it off, it's back to the brake shop for more. Schedule of Pages Lcjte World 9, 10 Sports----M SS Aid Bill Gets Final Senate OK By JOE HALL WASHINGTON (APt The Senate passed and sent lo Presi- dent Johnson today the Social Security-health care bill estab- lishing broad health protection as a matter of right for all Americans over Go. Its final passage climaxes a fight that began in 1935, with the writing of the original law, to include health care for the el- derly benefits under Social Sec- urity. The House passed Tuesday, 307 to 116, the compromise ver- sion of legislation embodying the greatest single expansion of Social Security ever voted. The health-care portion ends a gen- eration of effort in Congress to write such a provision into the Social Security System. The Senate took up the meas- ure Tuesday but held up the ii- nal vote until today so that some absentees could be on hand. Sponsors said they were cer- tain Johnson would sign the bill this month, probably Thursday or Friday, so that the increases in present Social Security bene- fits can come in September. Law Enforcement Officials Silent on Barbara Jean's Killing as They Probe ST. PAUL (AP) Authorities in three counties pressed their investigation today into the slay- ing of young Barbara Jean Iver- sen while her parents, numb with grief, made funeral ar- rangements. Barbara, 14, vanished the night of June 9. She had been babysitting in suburban Shore- view at a house only three doors away from her own home. The girl's body was found Monday in a shallow roadside grave al the edge of a winding, sandy road near Cambridge. Barbara's father, George Iver- sen, 40, went to Cambridge Tues- day. After he returned home, the couple began making funer- al arrangements. They didn't talk much. "George is qiriel." said Mrs. Tversen. "There's not much to say to each other now anyway." Mrs. Tversen didn't know why her husband went to Cambridge, but apparently it was some sort of a final quest for hope that the body found was not that ot Barbara. "I guess he's starting to be convinced, but we're both a litle numb. Authorities said there was no doubt about identification of the body. The Ramsey County cor- oner's office here said the body was positively identified by com- paring X-rays with those taken of Barbara when she was alive. Kermit Hetlman, the Ramsey County sheriff here, said discov- ery of the body was no happen- stance, no case of "stumbling onto a corpse." He said locating the body followed questioning of more than 500 people. Authorities were extremely close-mouthed about their invest- igation. Hedman said the case was "unusually sensitive'' be- cause the girl's mysterious dis- appearance had been much pub- lic ized. Authorities here and at Cam- bridge said no arrests had been made. However, Lome Erickson, the Tsanti County Sheriff at Cam- bridge, said there were a num- ber of suspects in the slaying. He declined to elaborate. Hedman said the investigation was continuing not only in Ram- sey and Isanti counties, but also in Anoka County. It was at the Carlos Avery Game Refuge in Anoka County that one of Bar- bara's tennis shoes was found 10 days after her disappearance. Anoka County is between the other two, just north of Ramsey and south of Isanti. The body was Found under two feet of yellowish brown sand on the shoulder of the road to a heavily-weeded fence Rent Subsidy Housing Bill Needs LBJ's Signature By CARL P. LEUBSDORF WASHINGTON (AP) Only President Johnson's signature needed today to put into law a housing hill that includes the first program of rent subsi- dies Lo aid low-income families Swift presidential approval was expected for the measure which follows the main lines of Johnson's housing rec- ommendations to Congress ear- lier in the year. The bill, given final congres- sional clearance! by a 251-KiH House vote Tuesday, provides new money and authorizations for the major government housing programs over Ihe next four years. The i cnl subsidy proposal makes available million mcr a four-year period tn help some of the families eligible for public housing. In effect, the program would provide an for pub- licly financed housing develop- ments for such persons. Eligible low-income families the standards would vary from place to place who are oc- cupying substandard housing, or arc elderly or handicapped, or boon displaced from their homos by govci nmcntal pre- emption or natural disaster, would he eligible for the subsi- dies These would help pay a fair rent for accommodations in structures owned or to be built hy churhces, cooperatives or other nonprofit or limited-divi- dend organizations. It was esti- mated the subsidies would sti- mulate use of such units. Subsidies would not be paid to private landlords in busines for profit. While the congrcssionally ap- proved legislation went along with the principle of subsidies, a new departure advocated by the Picsidcnt, it changed the appli- cation significantly. The origi- nal proposal was designed to help those with income too high for low-rent public housing but loo low for privately built homes and apartments at the going rates A family receiving the subsidy would have lo pay 25 per cent of ils income for rent. The subsidy would then make up Ihe differ- ence between this payment and the rent needed to obtain ade- quate housing in the specified kind of project. If the family's income increased, the subsidy would decline or be eliminated entirely. LOOK AGAIN line. Officials would not com- ment on the position of the body, tennis shoes and pajamas in the grave. The shoe found with the body matched that found at the game refuge. Both had "Barbara Iver- sen" written across the insteps. The grave presumably was dug at night. A mobile home is located on a nearby hill, and from that vantage point a per- son could have witnessed a day- light burial. Barbara's father was red-eyed when newsmen talked to him Tuesday. "Don't ask me how I he said. "How would you Was he relieved, reporters asked, now that Barbara had been found? "Now don't ask me a ques- tion like said Iversen. "How could I be relieved'7" "What can I added Iv- eisen. "There's nothing to say. Nothing." Motorist Flees After Hitting Elephant PORT ELIZABETH, South Af- rica UP) A motorist fled in terror after his auto had crash- ed into a two-ton elephant in one of the main streets of Port Eli- zabeth. The elephant had escaped from a nearby circus. An atten- dant was lading the animal back by its trunk when the au- to struck it in the dark. "1 don't know where this thing came Balthazar Classen, 30. told a magistrate. "It suddenly appeared in the middle of the road I hit it and 1 lost my nerve and ran away." Patrol Watches Over Sleepers WICHITA, Kan. wi Patrol- men on the Kansas Turnpike kept watch on moie sleepers than speeders during 1964. Troopers checked on m o r p than motorists who had pulled off the toll road for a nap dm ing the year. They arrested 1.461 drivers in the same period for exceeding the 'pike's 80-mile-per-h o u r speed limit. Draft Calls to Double; Won't Use Reserves To Hike U.S. Military in Viet Nam to AT TOP LEVEL CONFERENCE President Johnson with some of his cabinet and advisers dur- ing Tuesday's top level meet- ings in the White House on Viet Nam. Seated from left: Secre- tary of State Dean Rusk, The President, Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler and Inter i o r Secretary Stewart Udall. From left standing; White House special assistants McG e o rge Bundy, Jack Valenti and Hor- ace Busby, Jr.; Budget Direc- tor Charles Schulize; Gardner Ackley, Council of Economic Advisers chairman; and Marv- in Watson, presidential assis- tant. (AP Wirephoto) Attorneys Study Ruling to Determine Needham's Cost to Settle Dispute SIOUX CITY WJ Attorneys were still studying today a 98- page arbitration board ruling to determine what it will cost the Needham Packing Co. to settle with union members in partial back pay dating from 1961. Rath Packing Co. of Waterloo had a special interest in the outcome because it had propos- ed to acquire the Sioux City firm and previously had been hauled into court by some dis- senting stockholders. If the back pay cost is too high the deal could be dropped. The case stems from May 11, 3961 when about 200 Needham employes who were members of Local 721 of the United Pack- inghouse, Food and Allied Work- ers Union left their jobs in a wildcat strike. Needham subse- quently replaced them with non union help. In its ruling last Saturday the arbitration board said that the Local 721 members were not entitled to pay for the first six months of the illegal work stoppage However, it said they were entitled to back pay from Nov. 12, to Feb. 12, 1962, and from March 10, 1964, to the effective date of reinstatement. This covers about 18 months of retroactive back pay. None of the parties could give a firm figure on what this would cost. Some of the Needh a m workers have taken other jobs. H was not clear whether they must i etui n to work at Need- ham m order to collect One source estimated that un- ion wages were about a or a total of around 000 for (he period Some union sources said that at the figure affecting about 200 work- ers, the absolute maximum of hack pay due would be mil- lion but indicated they did not expect it to be that high At Ames, Prof Harold Davcy of Iowa State University, was chairman of the three-man arbitration board, said that all questions were covered in the ruling but could not be en- larged upon except at the spe- cific request of parties involved. Harry Smith, attorney for Lo- cal 721, said after a meeting of nearly 150 former Needham em- ployes Monday night, that some points in the board's decision would have to be reviewed. "We have all read the deci- sion and are going over said Jesse E. Marshall, Needh a m general counsel and representa- tive on the arbitration board. "The decision is extremely com- plicated and vague as lo some of the details. We have to un- derstand it first and then de- cide what to do." Rath sources estimated that it would take about a week for Needham officials to determine the amount of back pay due. Meanwhile, four members of the family that founded Rath have pending in the Iowa Su- preme Court an appeal to ban the acquisition of the Needham company. LBJ to Ask for Emergency Fund Because of High Costs WASHINGTON (AP) dent Johnson will ask Congress for a substantial emergency ap- propriation perhaps more than a billion dollars because of rising costs of the war in Viet Narn, the House was (old today Chairman George II. Mahon, D-Tex., of the Appropriations Committee said the additional money would be in excess of billion if the fighting continues lo escalate. Mahon did not say when the President would make the re- quest. Mahon made the statement as the House senl lo the Senate an emergency measure providing temporary financing for federal agencies whose appropriation bills for the present fiscal year have not cleared Congress. 180: Congress. Without direct reference to the House prediction on money for Viet Nam, Johnson said today that "so long as I am President we will continue to spend what- ever is necessary for the secu- rity of our people." Johnson made that statement in a speech at a Pentagon cere- mony at which merit certificates were awarded to civilian and military workers who have con- LB.I (Continued on Page 12) THE GOVERNORS NEED A HAND NEWS BRIEFS St. Paul to Follow Rest of State ST. PAUL (AP) mayor George Vaioulis says .M will return lo central standard time with the ieM of Mini on Sept. 7. Soybean Futures Drop John Malcr's knew I'M answer when thry glimpse of (hat handsome blond lieAv DCAMC .Ifthii in his con- vertible: that's no lady, it's Boldon's Mnnd, Major's year old Afghan Hound. CAP Wirephoto) CHICAGO (API Picsident Johnson'.- aiinoiiiiii im-nt ol POWLM- requirements for military duty in ViU N.im vt cilf active of soybean future's today and prices dropped sharply on the Buaid of Trade Within an hour some conliarts wore- down almost six cciil.s n bushel and deep into accumulations of slop loss selling orders Guam-Based Jets Move to Okinawa NAHA. Okinawa (APt An armada of 25 U.S B52 jet bomb- arrived today from their base on Guam, which is threatened by a typhoon Air Force authorities said the evacuation was ordered due to a rising tropieal depiession Uucatcning r.u.im Governors to Confer With LBJ MINNEAPOLIS. Minn (API Gov. Grant Sawjcr of Neva- da announced today that the country's governors will hold a three-hour confeicnce at the While House Thursday with Piesi- dcnl Johnson on Ihe Viet Nam situation. Words make a Governors' Conference and hands mark the Governors' reaction in Min- neapolis. For instance, Michi- gan's George Komncy. top left, waves to acquaintance; O r e- Mark llatficld. top right, brushes chin; Virginia's Al- bertis Harrison Jr., bottom left, leans 01 elbow, and Ark- Orvai Faubus. hot t o m right, shades his eyes.


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Full disclosure: SnagFilms is parent company of Indiewire, and thus this blog as well. But it's hard to argue that they don't have a bunch of LGBT interest titles worth watching, and what's more: They are free and you can watch them right now.
And you can start with Wong Kar-Wai's gorgeous, melancholic "Happy Together," which won best director at the Cannes Film Festival back in 1997. Depicting the turbulent destruction of the relationship between two men (beautifully played by Leslie Cheung and Tony Leung), it's not exactly the feel good movie its title suggests, but it's all the more powerful because of it.


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If Kevin Love is on his game, the Cavs will have a good shot at closing out the series.
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I'm becoming more familiar with Instruments for debugging, and it's much easier to use than it initially appeared. This problem was posted so I could understand why it was pointing to one line of code as the source of my leak, and what the logical process would be to resolve it.
The answer may benefit someone else trying to use instruments. I haven't seen a lot of details on how to use it. (There is the Instruments User's Guide, which is a good start, but that's about it.)
In this case, Instruments was pointing to a repeatable leak at the line returning a JSONValue (type NSDictionary) from the SBJSON framework. I tried various things to isolate the problem (see below), and in every case, Instruments still pointed to the line returning the JSON dictionary object.
One more thing that I tried was the NSJSONSerializer available with iOS 5. Instruments again pointed to the same line. Clearly, Instruments was misleading me. (Why? What can I do to avoid/improve this?)
To make a long story short, the problem was not where Instruments was pointing, but it was within the instance that contained that line. In this case, there were two properties, whose values were derived from the deserialized JSON dictionary, that were not being released.
I arrived at this conclusion through trial and error, commenting out code and replacing the returned values with literal strings. (I'm sorry if I put a fright in you, Stig!)
An earlier update
Here is a revision of my post. I believe I have narrowed the problem down to the failure of an SBJSON returned string not being autoreleased. I'd like some other thoughts on whether my process of elimination makes sense, what conclusion should I make, and how to resolve this.
The original question is down below. I have focused on this code:
NSString *resultsGeocodeLiteralString = @"{... the rest of the string ...}";
NSAutoreleasePool *aPool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];
/*1*/ NSDictionary *dico = [resultsGeocodeLiteralString JSONValue]; // <-- Instruments still points here.
/*2a*/ self.resultsGeoCode = [[NSDictionary alloc] initWithDictionary:dico copyItems:YES];
/*2b*/ [self.resultsGeoCode release];
[aPool release];
Here I use a literal string
resultsGeocodeLiteralString that is converted to an NSDictionary using the SBJSON JSONValue method. I tested with the literal string to divorce the problem from the original input argument and its memory management.
Ignoring the autorelease pool for a moment, I tried this code, deep copying the JSONValue result into a the property
Instruments pointed to the leak being at the line calling the JSONValue method.
This makes me think something is wrong with autoreleasing. So I wrapped this code in a short autorelease pool. This had no effect on the results. Instruments showed the same leak, pointing to the same line.
Original Question Below:
Instruments is pointing to this code as a source of a couple of leaks. I have run out of ideas on how to resolve this. This method is in a object of type
First, here is the code. Instruments is pointing the the line marked /1/. I tried deep copying the NSDictionary returned as a JSONValue (/2a/ and /2b/), just to distance the problem from the returned object, but that didn't make any difference.
- (NSString *) processResults:(NSString *) resultsGeoCodeString {
NSAutoreleasePool *pool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];
/*1*/ self.resultsGeoCode = [resultsGeoCodeString JSONValue];
/*2a*/ self.resultsGeoCode = [[NSDictionary alloc] initWithDictionary:self.resultsGeoCode copyItems:YES];
/*2b*/ [self.resultsGeoCode release]; // It's retained twwice in the line above.
/* copy a stirng */
self.previousStatusCode = [self.resultsGeoCode objectForKey:@"status"];
if ([self.previousStatusCode isEqualToString:@"OK"] == YES) {
/* Break it down. Results might be a single object or an array of objects. If it's an array, just take the first one. */
NSArray *address_components;
NSDictionary *geom;
if ([[self.resultsGeoCode objectForKey:@"results"] isKindOfClass:[NSArray class]]) {
address_components = [[(NSArray *)[self.resultsGeoCode objectForKey:@"results"] objectAtIndex:0] objectForKey:@"address_components"];
geom = [[[self.resultsGeoCode objectForKey:@"results"] objectAtIndex:0] objectForKey:@"geometry"];
else {
address_components = [[[self.resultsGeoCode objectForKey:@"results"] objectAtIndex:0] objectForKey:@"address_components"];
geom = [[self.resultsGeoCode objectForKey:@"results"] objectForKey:@"geometry"];
/* deep copy the geometry */
self.geometry = [[NSDictionary alloc] initWithDictionary:geom copyItems:YES];
[self.geometry release]; // it is retained twice in the line above
/* copy a string */
self.formattedAddress = [[[self.resultsGeoCode objectForKey:@"results"] objectAtIndex:0] objectForKey:@"formatted_address"];
/* copy the strings from specific types */
NSArray *typesArray;
for (NSDictionary *address_component in address_components) {
if ([[address_component objectForKey:@"types"] isKindOfClass:[NSArray class]])
typesArray = [address_component objectForKey:@"types"];
typesArray = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:[address_component objectForKey:@"types"], nil];
for (NSString *componentType in typesArray) {
if ([componentType isEqualToString:@"locality"])
self.city = [address_component objectForKey:@"long_name"];
else if ([componentType isEqualToString:@"administrative_area_level_1"])
self.region = [address_component objectForKey:@"long_name"];
else if ([componentType isEqualToString:@"country"]) {
self.country = [address_component objectForKey:@"long_name"];
self.countryCode = [address_component objectForKey:@"short_name"];
else if ([componentType isEqualToString:@"postal_code"])
self.postalCode = [address_component objectForKey:@"long_name"];
else if ([componentType isEqualToString:@"street_number"])
self.streetNumber = [address_component objectForKey:@"long_name"];
else if ([componentType isEqualToString:@"route"])
self.route = [address_component objectForKey:@"long_name"];
[pool release];
/* a retained property set to nil -- not needed anymore */
self.resultsGeoCode = nil;
/* return a string */
return self.previousStatusCode;
All NSString properties have the copy attribute. All NSDictionary properties have a retain attribute. You can see I do a deep copy of any dictionary items.
Here is the dealloc method:
- (void) dealloc {
/* NSString properties with copy attribute */
self.streetNumber = nil;
self.route = nil;
self.city = nil;
self.region = nil;
self.country = nil;
self.postalCode = nil;
self.previousStatusCode = nil;
self.region = nil;
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if (location_) [location_ release];
if (geometry_) [geometry_ release];
if (regionGeometries_) [regionGeometries_ release];
if (resultsGeoCode_) [resultsGeoCode_ release];
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// self.location = nil;
// self.geometry = nil;
// self.regionGeometries = nil;
// self.resultsGeoCode = nil;
[super dealloc];
Instruments says the leaks object is an NSCFString and the responsible frame (I don't know what that is) is -[NSPlaceholderString initWithBytes:length:encoding:].
I hope there's not too much code here to look through, but I stumped. Also, I'm curious if there are any obvious misunderstandings that show up as to how property setters behave. (All setters and getters are synthesized.)


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Okay, I recognize we're in the middle of a brutal heat wave, but… summer knits are awesome! First off, they're excellent toppers for sundresses on breezy summer evenings. Second, they are indispensable transitional pieces. Oh, also: stores are currently flooded with them (example). So, even if adding another layer is the last thing on your mind, now's the time to stow away. Here are some good options. More
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3 Area Amateur Comedy Competitions in Northeast Nebraska This Winter
NORFOLK - With temperatures below zero and in the single digits, this summer's 7th Annual Great American Comedy Festival seems a long ways off. But amateur comedians are already competing for a chance to be part of the festivities June 11th through the 15th. Amateur comedians from around the country are competing this winter for a place in this summer's amateur finals. Shows are slated for the Majestic Theater in Wayne June 18th, the Divots Conference Center in February 22nd and the O'Neill Conference Center March 22nd, which will be in conjunction with the Shamrock City's St. Patrick's Day celebration. Each of the shows begins 8 p.m. and audience members will vote and determine who will advance. Festival Director Lori Williams says the winner of a December competition in Omaha has already qualified for the June finals. Each of the amateur competitions begins at 8 p.m. Audience members will vote for the winners. Tickets will be available at the door, or you can purchase them in advance by going to GreatAmericanComedyFesitival.com.
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Solidarity from Brazil to Madagascar
If you're in southeastern Brazil and miss the People's Weekly World, go to the farmlands and stop by the offices of Camoneses Sem Terra, a landless peasant association. You'll be able to read PWW articles on their classroom's blackboard.
Israels accidental prime minister
Ehud Olmert would probably never have made it to the office of prime minister of Israel were it not for two events related to former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon: the creation of Kadima and Sharon's stroke and subsequent coma. As an excuse for not implementing the roadmap, Olmert used the 'Abbas is a weak leader' mantra that had been trotted out by Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni on numerous occasions. Yet it was Olmert who rendered Abbas weak by not being courageous enough to do what is necessary for peace.
COMMENTARY: Communism: a viable alternative?
Let's get one thing out of the way to begin with: history is back in fashion. A generation on from Francis Fukuyama's claim that the fall of the Soviet Union marked the 'end of history', the epoch of liberal capitalism and the free market fell apart in spectacular style during a few short months last autumn. As jobs disappear and anger rises, the bare bones of ideology that prop up the present system are exposed.
Drug cartel violence has political, economic roots
CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico -- Recent media reports about Mexico picture a country near collapse, with police and army outgunned by well-armed and organized drug cartels. U.S. government travel warnings speak of "small unit combat" taking place against cartel units equipped with uniforms, heavy automatic weapons and even grenades.
El Salvador's FMLN candidate wins presidency, calls for unity
SAN SALVADOR March 16 (Prensa Latina) In his first message to the nation, El Salvador's President-Elect Mauricio Funes of the Farabundo Marti Front for National Liberation (FMLN), called for reconciliation and national unity.
Cuba studies stem cells, stroke cure
Havana, Mar 12 (Prensa Latina) Important studies of neural transplants with stem cells for the treatment of brain infarctions were presented in the 2009 International Conference of Neurological Restoration meeting in this capital.
Scientists use 'piggyback' technique for stem cells
Pioneering work by Japanese stem-cell researchers two years ago has taken a major step forward, helping the quest for versatile, grow-in-a-dish transplant tissue, according to papers published yesterday.
We are colonized!
(l'Humanite Translated by Amanda Cook) Surely, since the end of the Algerian War, the people of France have more or less forgotten this vocabulary, calling it a bit old fashioned, or maybe even antiquated. Colonist, colonies, colonialism. Who, in 2009, in France, still thinks of the Caribbean islands as "the last of France's American colonies" ?
Venezuela rejects term limits
With 94 percent of the votes counted, Venezuela's National Election Council announced late Feb. 15 the results of the referendum on term limits. Some 6 million "yes" voters, 54.4 percent, approved the amendment to lift term limits. A million fewer, 45.6 percent, dissented.
Venezuela rejects term limits
With 94 percent of the votes counted, Venezuela's National Election Council announced late Feb. 15 the results of the referendum on term limits. Some 6 million "yes" voters, 54.4 percent, approved the amendment to lift term limits. A million fewer, 45.6 percent, dissented.


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PERRY COUNTY – While it's still the first week of September, activities and sites for next month's Perry County Hoosier Heritage Fall Tour are in place.
Events include Rome Courthouse Day Oct. 5 in Rome, an open house at the Rickenbaugh House on Celina Lake Oct. 11 and Cannelton's Heritage Festival Oct. 11.
Bristow's big car show is set for Oct. 12 and there will be an open house Oct. 18-19 at the Shubael Little Pioneer Village.
This year's Route 66 Yard Sales are set for Oct. 17-18.
HAWESVILLE, Ky. – Hawesville Baptist Church will host an open house for its new family life center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13. A grand-opening celebration is set for 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 14. Watch for a story in next week's News.
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4-H Council to meet Tuesday
Tractor club to meet today
BRANCHVILLE – The Ohio Valley Tractor Club will meet at 7 p.m. today at Branchville Conservation Club.
Memorial forest annual meeting today
FULDA – The Spencer County Memorial Forest annual meeting will begin at 6 p.m. today.
Meat, drinks and dinnerware will be provided and members are asked to take a covered dish.
Heritage Handcrafts Association to meet Tuesday
STENDAL – The Heritage Handcrafts Association will meet to plan for participation in The Winslow Lions Light Festival Tuesday, Aug. 26, at 6:30 p.m. EDT.
The meeting will be conducted at the Scrimshaw Shack, 3387 E. County Road 900 S. in Stendal. For more information, call (812) 536-2148.
Tractor club to meet Thursday
BRANCHVILLE – The Ohio Valley Tractor Club will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28 at Branchville Conservation Club.
Kidney Smart class today
TELL CITY – There will be a free Kidney Smart Education class today from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the Fifth Third Bank in the community room in Tell City.
The class is open to anyone who has been diagnosed with kidney disease. Family members are also encouraged to attend.
For more information, call Julie Denu RN or Travis Scifres at (812) 547-1140.
TELL CITY – Southern Indiana Biker Buds will host benefits for Dakota Boeglin Saturdays, Sept. 13 and 20.
Dakota, 2, was diagnosed with hairy congenital nevi, which must be surgically removed due to a risk of cancer. Dakota's family anticipates a minimum of 16 additional surgeries.
Class of '74 reunion Oct. 11
CANNELTON – The Cannelton Class of 1974 will hold a reunion beginning at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11 at the Iron Gate restaurant in Cannelton.
Batson family reunion planned for Sunday, Aug. 31
TELL CITY – The 88th annual Capt. Andrew Peter Batson family reunion will take place Sunday, Aug. 31, at St. Mark Parish Hall.
SANDY DAVIS hosted a monthly bunco get-together Monday evening. Winners were Jeannie Walker, Hazel Davis, Sandy Davis and Joyce Dauby. The next time everyone will meet again will be Monday, Sept. 29, with Joyce Dauby as hostess.
PCMH AUXILIARY BOARD will meet at 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 5 in Conference Room C at the hospital.
Local author Apling to appear at library Tuesday
TELL CITY – Local author Rebeccah Apling will appear at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 19 at the Tell City library branch for a local book signing. Books will be available for purchase at the event for $20.
For those who attend her book signing, an art print from one of her original paintings will be given as a door prize.
Apling grew up in Perry County on River Road near the Maxon boat yard, which is now Tell City Boat Works-River Port.
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If you have been in a bad accident or have an addiction problem, you may go away for a stretch of time to rehabilitate yourself or, in other words, bring yourself back to health.
Though we hear a lot about rehabilitation or "rehab" in the press in connection with drugs or alcohol, the word rehabilitate has a lot of other meanings. You can rehabilitate a building's structure by reinforcing it with steel beams, or rehabilitate your bad reputation by staying after school to help clean up the grounds.
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"The prisoner was successfully rehabilitated"
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"The Hub" Top 5 Page for this destination Hattiesburg by DSwede
Hattiesburg Travel Guide: 28 reviews and 24 photos
Back in the 1880's while being surveyed for a rail spur between New Orleans and Meridian (Southern Railway System), Capt William Harris Hardy had the foresight to see the area's potential. With the imminent railroad and the Leaf River providing transportation channels, the rich forest gave birth to a strong lumber industry. Capt. Hardy named the town Hattiesburg after his wife Hattie.
However in more recent times, Hattiesburg has earned the moniker of the "Hub" due to is location on the crossroads of the major rail lines connecting the cities of Jackson, Meridian, Mobile, Gulfport, New Orleans and Natchez.
Hattiesburg has lived the life of a humble and average American town. It grew on the lumber business, but now has a mixture of industries. It is also the home to the University of Southern Mississippi.
Ever slow growing, Hattiesburg is still a relatively common and average American town. Comfortable enough, but nothing terribly special. Just a few miles south is Camp Shelby, the largest reserve component training site in the country.
Also, particularly after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, the city has witnessed a growth of about 15,000 people who left the coastal areas of Biloxi and New Orleans.
Having worked in Biloxi for many weeks, I come up to Hattiesburg on weekends to explore the area.
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- Pros:The historic center is small and even has a self-walk tour.
- Cons:When businesses close, the center become quiet.
- In a nutshell:A historic walk back into time with a colonial feel to it.
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Looks like an interesting town with a fascinating history.
Nice page! We almost moved to Miss. when I was little. My father worked for a grocery store chain and we traveled all over Miss.--including Hattiesburg! However, I begged him not to make us move & leave the Chesapeake Bay & Virginia!!
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I have an Ultegra RD-6500 rear derailleur which currently has a cracked guide pulley. I can buy new pulleys but they tend to be quite expensive for an RD-6500 set. In fact, RD-6600 and RD-6700 pulley sets are about half the price.
I know that RD-6600 and RD-6700 are designed with a 10 speed in mind so perhaps the pulleys are a bit different (perhaps thinner).
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At May Fair Kitchen, we are confident in our simplicity. Our talented chefs are obsessive about sourcing the finest produce locally and from overseas to ensure that every single dish is served to you with thought and passion. Our open kitchen creates a theatrical dining experience where you can not only taste our food, but feel our passion for it.
No gimmicks, no pretence. Just exquisite food cooked and served to perfection.
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Nordstrom Drives International and Omni-Channel Growth with Oracle Solutions
By Rose Spicer-Oracle on Dec 28, 2015
Founded in 1901, Seattle-based Nordstrom has long been known for superior service, going above and beyond to create a fantastic customer experience, and empowering employees to do whatever it takes to keep customers happy. To know Nordstrom, is to love Nordstrom. I would encourage you to explore for yourself, the Half-Yearly Sale is on until January 3rd. Below is an editorial view of the recent Oracle OpenWorld presentation.
Today, the department store chain also leads the market in bringing customers new omni-channel conveniences. For example, Nordstrom offers not only in-store pickup of goods bought online, but also permits cross-channel returns with buy-anywhere-return-anywhere service at any of its Nordstrom, Nordstrom Rack and Haute Look outlets.
"We provide an awesome shopping experience," David Boeschenstein, vice president of Merchandise and Supply Chain Technology for Nordstrom, said in a presentation at Oracle OpenWorld in October. "We make it convenient for the customer to shop wherever and whenever she wants to shop."
Oracle Powers Nordstrom's Renowned Inventory Management
Most recently, Nordstrom employed Oracle Retail Merchandising System to enable its omni-channel initiatives by giving the department store chain a full view of inventory. The company eventually extended the system to its Nordstrom Rack division and web storefronts, but it became overly customized and siloed over time—and a new push into Canada would necessitate improved integration.
"Our strategy is straightforward: to realize the strengths and advantages of One Nordstrom," Boeschenstein said, referring to its unified omni-channel strategy. "But we were handcuffed by a system that's overly complex [and] costly to maintain. As we entered the Canadian market, we wanted to make sure we were able to grow. We wanted to maintain the upgrade path, so we didn't face the same situation going forward."
Nordstrom identified several priorities to guide the Next Generation (NGEN) initiative. "We needed to make sure we weren't just going to replace the system we have today," Boeschenstein said. "We wanted to be able to justify any complexity. We want to stay nimble; we want to stay focused—and prioritize what's added going forward."
The announcement of a Fall 2014 launch date for its first Canadian store helped the team focus on those goals and go live with RMS 13.26 just nine months later in Calgary. "It helped us balance the 'nice to haves' versus the 'need to haves,'" Boeschenstein said. "We learned a lot from the implementation. It was opportunity for us to evaluate what support was there, and evaluate our internal capabilities."
Nordstrom Rack Moves to New Oracle Retail Solutions
The next phase of the upgrade—taking Nordstrom Rack stores in the U.S. to Oracle Retail Merchandising System Version 14.1—would be more complicated. The team broke the task into stages and looked to the Oracle Retail Reference Library for guidance. Rollout will ultimately require an interdepartmental approach, and has the full support of the company. "Acknowledging that this is the most important initiative in the company enabled us to get the resources we needed," Boeschenstein said.
"The other thing we learned, and knew intuitively, is that there's a need for early and often performance testing," he added. "We've piloted a few stores, and now we're taking a break to make sure performance is tuned correctly so we're on track for Fall 2016." In 2017, the company will upgrade to Oracle Retail Version 14.1 in Canada and introduce Nordstrom Rack stores there; full-price stores in the U.S. will see an upgrade starting in 2018.
"We have a great relationship with Oracle, and we really appreciate that," Boeschenstein said. "We're learning along the way, and applying the lessons learned. And we feel like we're making significant strides in achieving our One Nordstrom strategy."
For more insight to Nordstrom's strategic use of Oracle solutions to support its expansion into Canada, see the full presentation "Nordstrom: Technology to Enable Future Growth".
Oracle's retail customer community is a rich resource for peer-to-peer insights to best practices and business strategies. Follow this blog in the coming weeks as we share a series of stories presented by retailers during Oracle OpenWorld 2015 in San Francisco. We invite you to learn more about the Oracle solutions used by these and other retailers worldwide, join us at the National Retail Federation "Big Show" held January 17-20 in New York City, New York, where we will demonstrate the industry's most comprehensive suite of cloud and retail services solutions. #NRF16


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Abstract: These notes are based on three lectures given by the second author at Copenhagen University (October 2009) and at Aarhus University, Denmark (December 2009). Mostly, a survey of the results of Dieter Mayer on relationships between Selberg and Smale-Ruelle dynamical zeta functions is presented. In a special situation, the dynamical zeta function is defined for a geodesic flow on a hyperbolic plane quotient by an arithmetic cofinite discrete group. More precisely, the flow is defined for the corresponding unit tangent bundle. It turns out that the Selberg zeta function for this group can be expressed in terms of a Fredholm determinant of a classical transfer operator of the flow. The transfer operator is defined in a certain space of holomorphic functions, and its matrix representation in a natural basis is given in terms of the Riemann zeta function and the Euler gamma function.
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Michael O. Emerson is the Allyn & Gladys Cline Professor of Sociology at Rice University. He has authored several award-winning books on religion, co-authored a text on religion (Religion Matters: What Sociology Teaches Us about Religion in our World, Allyn & Bacon 2010) and co-edited Sociology of Religion: A Reader (2nd edition, Allyn & Bacon 2010). He has also published several dozen articles on religion, and directs PALS, a national panel study of religion. He currently serves on the ASR council (2013-2015), and has also been on the association's Nominations and Publications Committees. He previously served as Chair of the Religion Section of the American Sociological Association. Since 2010 he has served as an Associate Editor of the Sociology of Religion and since 2009 on the Editorial Board of the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.
Michael O. Emerson's Vision Statement
ASR is on the rise, a growing, vibrant organization. This reality exists due to the efforts of its past leadership, its executive officer, and its members. To continue this trajectory, my vision is three-fold: (1) As scholars, access to funding is of great importance. If elected I will appoint a committee to research what funding is available for religion scholars, and to propose how we can expand that pool. We will ask how there can be more funding and what can we do as an organization to facilitate greater access for more of our members; (2) Our annual meeting is at the heart of our organization, the place where we gather, present, dialogue, and network. I will put great care into working with a team to plan the best meeting possible, being sensitive to the desires and needs of our membership; and (3) I will work with the ASR team to showcase the strengths our organization and its journal, Sociology of Religion.
Mary Ellen Konieczny is Assistant Professor of Sociology and Faculty Fellow in the Center for the Study of Religion and Society at the University of Notre Dame. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Chicago (2005), and holds an M. M. Div. from Weston Jesuit School of Theology (1985). Her research interests revolve around culture, social theory, gender, family, and local cultures and public politics. Her book, The Spirit's Tether: Family, Work, and Religion among American Catholics (Oxford University Press 2013), is an ethnographic study of religion, family, and moral polarization. Her second book project addresses religion in the military, with the US Air Force Academy as the focal case. Positing that the military is a microcosm of society despite its particularism, she explores how religion is intertwined with religious freedom issues, pluralism, and gender relations, examining how historical tensions between disestablishment and free exercise affect the present.
Lisa D. Pearce is Associate Professor and Associate Chair of Sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is also a Research Fellow at the Carolina Population Center. Pearce studies the religious and spiritual lives of youth and their connections to educational and career aspirations as well as family attitudes and behaviors. Her research is based in both the United States and Nepal and uses a mix of research methods. Pearce's publications have appeared in journals such as American Sociological Review and the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion. She was a key member of The National Study of Youth and Religion's (NSYR) research team, serving as Co-Principal Investigator from 2004-2008. Using the NSYR data, Pearce and Melinda Lundquist Denton co-authored A Faith of Their Own: Stability and Change in the Religiosity of America's Adolescence (2011, Oxford University Press). Pearce served on the ASA's Religion Section Council from 2010-2013.
Jeremy Uecker (Ph.D., University of Texas–Austin) is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Baylor University. His research interests include religion and youth, religion and family, and religion and stratification. He is author of numerous journal articles as well as co-author of the book Premarital Sex in America: How Young Adults Meet, Mate, and Think about Marrying (Oxford University Press, 2011). His current religion-related projects examine differences in the quality of the colleges students attend by their religious upbringing, the role of family formation in bringing young adults back to religious institutions, and the effects of joint religious activities on married couples' sexual satisfaction. He served as Program Chair for the 2014 ASR meeting, was a member of the 2014 ASA Religion Section Student Paper Award Committee, and is on the editorial board of Sociology of Religion, the official journal of the ASR.
Lori Beaman is the Canada Research Chair in the Contextualization of Religion in a Diverse Canada, Director of the Religion and Diversity Project, and Professor in the Department of Classics and Religious Studies at the University of Ottawa. She has been a member of ASR since her graduate studies. Over the years, ASR has been an important intellectual home for her and her graduate students, and she has served the Association as a member of council and of several committees, as book review editor, and as program chair. Her publications include "The Will to Religion: Obligatory Religious Citizenship" in Critical Research on Religion 1(2) 2013; Varieties of Religious Establishment (Ashgate, 2013), edited with Winnifred F. Sullivan; Defining Harm: Religious Freedom and the Limits of the Law (UBC Press, 2008); "Is Religious Freedom Impossible in Canada?" in Law, Culture, and the Humanities 6(3) 2010; "Religious Freedom and Neoliberalism: From Harm to Cost-Benefit" in Religion and Neoliberal Policy and Governance (Ashgate, 2012), edited by F. Gauthier and T. Martikainen; and "Battles over Symbols: The 'Religion' of the Minority Versus the 'Culture' of the Majority" in Journal of Law and Religion 28(1) 2012/3. She is principal investigator of a 37 member international research team whose focus is religion and diversity (religionanddiversity.ca).
Lori Beaman's Vision Statement
ASR plays an important role by offering a stimulating and collegial intellectual environment for scholars whose work focuses on the sociology of religion. I would like to make a contribution to the ongoing and continued strength of the Association. Although we meet in conjunction with ASA, and our collaboration through several joint sessions gives us a presence at those meetings, it is important to be clear about the unique and distinctive contribution our Association makes. ASR's approximately 50 sessions allow us to be open to a wide range of perspectives and approaches. The size of our membership means that we offer an especially collegial space for graduate students and junior scholars. As an international association, we are a 'destination' meeting for international scholars. Our journal, Sociology of Religion, is an important venue for the dissemination of high quality scholarly research. As President, I would showcase and build on these strengths.
Richard Flory (Ph.D., University of Chicago) is associate research professor of sociology and director of research in the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of Southern California. He is the author/co-author/editor of several books including Spirit and Power: The Growth and Global Impact of Pentecostalism (Oxford University Press, 2013), Growing up in America: The Power of Race in the Lives of Teens (Stanford University Press, 2010), Finding Faith: The Spiritual Quest of the Post-Boomer Generation (Rutgers University Press, 2008) and GenX Religion (Routledge, 2000). He directs the Religion, Culture and Politics Working Group at USC, which includes religion scholars from 20 universities in Southern California. He is currently writing a book on the Los Angeles Dream Center, a large-scale Pentecostal social outreach ministry that includes the historic Angelus Temple, and in 2014 will begin a new project on religious competition and creative innovation in Los Angeles and Seoul, South Korea.
Giuseppe Giordan (Ph.D., Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, Rome), is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Padua (Italy). He is Co-Editor of the Annual Review of the Sociology of Religion (Brill), and member of the International Committee of ASR and of the Membership Committee of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion. He served as General Secretary of the International Society for the Sociology of Religion from 2009 to 2013 and as Secretary of the Italian Sociological Association – Section on the Sociology of Religion from 2007 to 2010. He is author, co-author, editor or co-editor of fifteen books or journal special issues in the sociology of religion, including four volumes in the Religion and Social Order series (ASR). His sociological research focuses on the interaction between religion and spirituality, youth and religion, and religious and cultural pluralism. His current project is on the Christian Orthodox and Chinese immigrant religions in Italy.
Milagros Peña is Associate Dean in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Professor of Sociology and Women's Studies at the University of Florida. She received a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary and a doctorate in Sociology from SUNY Stony Brook. Her scholarship spans research on social movements and the sociology of religion in Peru, Mexico, and the U.S. Peña's early research appeared in several articles and a book titled Theologies and Liberation in Peru: The Role of Ideas in Social Movements (Temple University Press, 1995). Her more recent book, Latina Activists across Borders: Grassroots Women's Organizing in Mexico and Texas (Duke University Press, 2007), received the 2008 Distinguished Book Award from the Latino/a Section of ASA. In the last several years, she has been involved in collaborative research with Edwin Hernández at the Institute for Latino Studies at the University of Notre Dame that includes the publication of Emerging Voices, Urgent Choices: Latino-a Leadership Development from the Pew to the Plaza (Brill, 2006). She is past chair of ASA's Latino/a Section and has served previously on the Executive Councils of ASR, SSSR, and the ASA's Religion Section.


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Main Menu
Soups and Salads
All soups and salads are served with homemade bread
House Soup or Soup of the Day
- $3.25
- $5.25
Soup & Salad Special$7.95
bowl of soup, small salad
Garden Salad
- $2.75
- $4.50
- With Grilled Chicken $7.50
Caesar Salad
- $3.50
- $5.95
- With Grilled Chicken $7.75
Greek Pasta
Shell pasta, tomato, red onion, kalamata olive and feta cheese tossed in a creamy vinaigrette
- $4.50
- $8.00
Spinach Salad
Fresh baby spinach, feta cheese, mushrooms, bacon, sliced eggs, red onions, pine nuts, tossed in a red wine and dijon dressing
- $4.95
- $8.95
Thai Salad$8.95
Grilled chicken breast, carrots, sweet peppers, onions, mandarin oranges and fresh greens, tossed in a peanut Thai dressing and topped with sesame seeds and peanuts
Washington County Blue Ribbon$8.95
Grilled chicken breast, sugar walnuts, pears and bleu cheese, mixed with red onions, fresh greens and tossed in raspberry vinaigrette
Cobb with a Twist$8.95
A combination of classic cobb salad ingredients, chicken, bacon, tomatoes, green onions, hard boiled egg, avocado, ripe olives and bleu cheese with fusilli pasta or lettuce in a special dressing
Served with salad or cup of soup
Italian Meatball$8.95
A generous portion of our home-made meatballs served on a hoagie roll and topped with pomodoro sauce and mozzarella cheese
Parmigiana Chicken$8.95
Grilled chicken breast served on ciabatta bread, with fresh spinach, mozzarella and parmesan cheeses, and sun dried tomato pesto mayonnaise
Grilled Veggie$8.95
Fresh veggies, marinated and then grilled, served on grilled ciabatta, with sun dried tomato pesto, smoked gouda and fresh basil
Oven-Roasted Turkey$7.95
On 9 grain bread with cranberry chutney sauce, lettuce, fresh oven-roasted turkey and mayonnaise
Italian Sausage & Roasted Pepper Sauce$8.95
A spicy, lean sausage grilled and served on a crusty hoagie roll and topped with our special sauce of roasted peppers, mushrooms, onions
zesty stuffers
Served with soup or salad. Sort of like a stromboli kind of like a calzone, Zesty Stuffers are homemade dough stuffed with a variety of fresh, zesty fillings and baked to perfection!
Italian Supreme$8.95
Zesty pepperoni, spicy sausage, roasted pepper sauce, black olives, and Mozzarella cheese
Smoked Chicken$8.95
Smoked chicken, roasted pepper sauce, sun dried tomatoes, caramelized onions, and smoked provolone cheese
Wild Mushroom$8.95
A blend of portabella, straw, button, crimini, and oyster mushrooms with a touch of sauteed onions in a gouda and mozzarella cheese
Special of the Week$8.95
Ask or see menu board
Make it Your Way!
Choose a Sauce. Served with homemade bread
Very light - tomato, onion, garlic, basil and olive oil
Roasted Garlic with Caramelized Butter & Olive Oil$7.75
Slow roasted garlic is pureed and then combined with lightly browned butter, olive oil, parmesan cheese and a touch of red hot pepper for a simply delicious light sauce
Well developed flavors of tomato, onion, garlic, herbs & spices
Tomato & Basil Pesto$7.95
Fresh roma tomatoes, garlic, basil, toasted pine nuts, parmesan cheese, and olive oil
A meaty version of our pomodoro sauce
Spicy Sausage$8.25
A deep flavored sauce of tomato, herbs, spices and italian sausage
A delicious but simple combination of cream, butter, parmesan cheese and a delicate touch of just the right seasoning
Creamy Pesto$8.50
Fresh basil, toasted pine nuts, parmesan cheese, cream, garlic, & olive oil blended to create a classic sauce
White Clam$8.50
Clam, butter, garlic, white wine, parsley and cream, topped with parmesan cheese
Make it Your Way! - Pick a Pasta
Make it your way! Gluten free $1.50 (We have gluten free pasta for dietary purposes only, not for allergies. We are not a gluten free kitchen)
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Make It your Way! - Toppers
- (each) $1.75
Sauteed Mushrooms$2.75
Sauteed Broccoli$2.75
Sauteed Spinach$2.75
Green Beans$2.75
Grilled Veggies$3.25
Italian Sausage$3.75
Grilled Chicken Breast$3.75
Smoked Salmon$5.25
Shrimp (6 Black Tiger)$5.95
House Specialties
Served with homemade bread and salad
Traditional Lasagna$9.95
Layers of pasta, meat sauce, ricotta, parmesan cheese and creamy béchamel sauce prepared in the classic tradition
Vegetarian Lasagna$9.95
Layers of pasta, tomato sauce, spinach, carrots, eggplant, ricotta, mozzarella and parmesan cheese
Four Cheese Ravioli$11.95
Make it your way! Raviolis stuffed with ricotta, mozzarella, parmesan and romano cheeses and topped with the sauce of your choice
Eggplant Parmigiana$11.95
Lightly breaded eggplant topped with marinara sauce, fresh mozzarella, and served with linguine
Tortellini Rustica$11.95
Three cheese tortellini with asparagus and strips of chicken prepared in a roasted pepper cream sauce. Topped with mozzarella cheese
Pasta Carbonara$11.95
Prosciutto, peas and mushrooms, sautéed in a carbonara egg cream sauce and tossed with linguine pasta
Thai Chicken Pasta$12.95
Linguine pasta tossed with sautéed chicken breast, red and green peppers, onions, broccoli, and a spicy Thai peanut sauce, topped with green onions, peanuts and sesame seeds
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Italian Baked Meatloaf$12.95
Fresh ground beef, italian sausage, onions, green and red peppers, and special seasoning. Served with gravy, garlic mashed potatoes, and green beans
Chicken Parmigiana$12.95
Lightly breaded chicken breast, tomato sauce, basil, fresh mozzarella and parmesan cheeses over linguine pasta
Chicken, Pear and Hazelnut Pasta$12.95
Grilled chicken breast, fresh pears, and toasted oregon hazelnuts tossed in a gorgonzola cream sauce with cavatappi pasta
Salmon with Bowtie$12.95
Smoked salmon with capers, mushrooms, white wine, butter, cream cheese, and special seasoning on bowtie pasta, topped with gouda
Chicken Marsala$12.95
Sautéed chicken breast, fresh mushrooms, marsala wine sauce. With the choice of fettuccine pasta, garlic mashed potatoes or fresh veggies
Cajun Chicken and Asparagus$12.95
Grilled chicken breast sautéed with fresh asparagus, Cajun seasoning, in a light cream sauce with penne pasta
Cajun Jambalaya Pasta$12.95
Blackened cajun chicken breast, shrimp, andouille sausage, onions, tomatoes, peppers, and penne pasta in a spicy cajun cream sauce topped with cheese
Pasta Fresca$12.95
Sautéed shrimp in garlic, fresh veggies, lemon juice, tomato pesto, white wine on angel hair pasta, topped with parmesan
Beef Tenderloin Tips$12.95
Tender tips of beef loin with button mushrooms, served in a deep, rich cabernet sauce. Served with mashed potatoes and green beans
Two slices of thick crusty bread with your favorite toppings
- Sundried Tomato Pesto, Spinach Feta $4.95
- Fresh Tomato Basil, Garlic, Olive Oil $4.95
Two Slices of Garlic Bread$1.35
Bread Basket$3.50
1/2 loaf bread served with Tomato Pesto
Garlic & Parmesan Cheese Bread$4.25
1/2 loaf bread
Children's Menu
12 and under - Eat in only, Cookie and Beverage Included
Kid's Pasta$4.50
Marinated or Alfredo Sauce
Macaroni & Cheese$4.50
Kid's Ravioli$4.50
Marinara or Alfredo Sauce
Tiramisu Cake$5.50
Italian Bread Pudding$4.95
Bodacious Brownies$1.95
Lemon Squares$1.95
Seasonal Desserts (Ask)
- Market Price
Soft Drinks
Iced Tea
Tazo Teas
Spring Water
Mineral Water (Flavored)
San Pelligrino
Grab N' Go, Heat N' Eat Specials
Take them home to serve 3-4! Served with a loaf of fresh homemade bread
Traditional Lasagna$24.50
with Pomodoro Sauce
Vegetarian Lasagna$24.50
with Marinara Sauce
Four Cheese Ravioli
- With Red Sauce $24.50
- With Cream Sauce $27.50
Pasta & Sauce
- With Red Sauce $22.50
- With Cream Sauce $24.50
Zesty Stuffers$21.99
Choose 4 with Pomodoro Sauce
with Gravy and Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Three Cheese Tortellini
- With Red Sauce $24.50
- With Cream Sauce $27.50
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I just change the transmission oil in my car and now when I put the car on drive and step on the gas , it will take like 20 to 30 seconds to move and when shift gears will jerk. I don't kow if it is my fluid level or something else. Please help
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I am considering, only considering mind you, making my own front hub.
It would be machined out of one solid piece of aluminum. It sounds like a good project...
THe overall body would be aluminum, with a steel or even stainless steel axle.
Drilling the holes will be easy when i have the product setup on a rotary table.
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So i was thinking some good old radial ball bearings (ABEC 7 perhaps), two of them of course. A press fit on each side. Maybe im being blind at this late hour of the dayy, but i dont see much in the way of axial loads to encounter, except maybe on turns
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The Rangers and Marc Staal reportedly closing in on a new deal
Cam Lewis
January 16 2015 02:07PM
It looks like the Staal brother reunion is going to have to wait, as the New York Rangers and defenceman Marc Staal are reportedly closing in on a six-year deal worth somewhere between $5.6 and $5.9 million a year. With the signing, the Rangers will have the top end of their D-core, including Staal, Dan Girardi and Ryan McDonagh tied up for the foreseeable future, but will have to make decisions on Martin St. Louis, Derek Stepan, Carl Hagelin and Mats Zuccarello who are all reaching the end of their deals this summer. Also, with Staal likely off the market, the summer 2015 UFA market is starting to looking really dry, which is great for guys like Jeff Petry and Cody Franson.
The Nashville Predators are legit, even without Rinne in net
Cam Lewis
January 16 2015 10:31AM
The Nashville Predators, who currently own the best record in the NHL, are about to begin life without the league's best goaltender, Pekka Rinne, who will miss the next three to five weeks with a knee injury. With Rinne out of the lineup, the Predators will be forced to prove to the rest of the league that they truly are the Stanley Cup contender their record suggests they are, and that they aren't just a one-dimensional team riding the success of their goaltender.
The Roundup
Nation World HQ
January 16 2015 07:30AM
Canucks will miss the playoffs, Kessel trade rumors, Flames slowing down, Oilers usual antics, Teemu the Dominator and more in this week's Roundup.
Nobody was better than the Dominator when he was at his best
Cam Lewis
January 14 2015 09:15AM
When Buffalo raised Dominik Hasek's number to the rafters on Tuesday night, it sparked a question regarding where he belongs on the list of greatest goaltenders of all time. While he doesn't have the same longevity or success that legendary goalies from the same era like Patrick Roy and Martin Brodeur had, when he was at his best, nobody was better than Hasek. At his peak, he was the most dominant goalie ever to play the game. There's a reason he was called the Dominator — it certainly wasn't just a pun on his first name.
Monday Musings...
Jason Gregor
January 12 2015 03:31PM
It was another rollercoaster weekend for Oilers fans. You were on a high after Friday's convincing victory over Chicago, but the winning ride didn't last long after yesterday's loss to the Florida Panthers.
We are officially past the halfway point of the NHL season, with only the Rangers, Canucks, Panthers and Blue Jackets not playing 41 games, but we've seen 627 of 1230 games played.
Here are some thoughts on the first half and some expectations for the second.