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Their hole-in-the-wall street entrance
I had already had my fancy meal for the day, at lunchtime, so combined with an early departure the next morning I decided to keep things simple for my evening meal. I had spotted the Yu Shan Restaurant less than a half-block away from my hotel during my daily walk to and from the Marriott where the shuttle bus to the convention centre picked up its customers. After seeing that it had very good reviews according to my internet enquiry, I decided that a bit of spicy take-out Chinese food would do quite nicely.
While my order was prepared, I sat next to the sidewalk window at one of only about 3 tables that could be used for their 'eat-in' option, but I was their only customer anyway. Just behind the cashier's counter was the long narrow kitchen, with the staff standing only a few feet away as they tossed various combinations into their woks as flames and smoke arose and was sucked away by their ventilation system. It was fun to watch these expert Chinese cooks in action!
Favorite Dish: Within 10 minutes or so, my order of Szechwan Chicken was ready - downsized to the $6 lunchtime size instead of the $10 evening meal! I'm glad I did that because there was plenty to eat when I arrived back at my hotel room. The hunks of chicken were quite large and very tender, mixed in with a medium spicy sauce as well as green peppers, onions, brocolli, carrots, miniature corn cobs and mushrooms to mix with a container of boiled rice. They even threw in a fortune cookie for good measure.
I can see why the Yu Shan gets such good reviews! Total cost with a tip came to $8.05.
Address: 17 East Ohio Street, Chicago
Price Comparison: least expensive
Directions: Two and a half blocks east of Michigan Avenue (the Magnificent Mile area) on East Ohio Street
Phone: 312-527-4400
Price: less than US$10
Rating: 4
Theme: Chinese/Dim Sum
Deecat & Dabs as we prepare to feast!
I had either stayed at or passed through Chicago's O'Hare Airport a number of times and also drove past the outskirts of the city in October, 2007 while on my 4500-km marathon drive from Canada's Atlantic coast to Regina, Saskatchewan. As a result of VT-member Dabs giving me 'stick' about a proper visit, I let her know I would be in town a couple of weeks before I arrived on this trip! She immediately rose to the challenge and invited me and Deecat (among others) to a Sunday lunch - it was great to know that I would finally get to meet these two world-renowned members, especially since I don't get to see many VTers in the wilds of either New Brunswick or Saskatchewan!
We settled on The Gage Restaurant, just across Michigan Avenue from Millenium Park. It is located in a group of three buildings dating from 1898 named after the northern-most and tallest Gage Brothers building (hat wholesalers) shown in the 4th photo. The buildings exemplify two different Chicago architectural designs of that period - the expensive white terracotta style and the cheaper but less elegant red brick design.
Favorite Dish: Nevermind the styles, we were here to eat (along with Dabs' husband David) so were soon ushered to our table in the centre of the interior part of The Gage Restaurant. I always like something that sounds different, so decided that I would try their Fire-Roasted Chicken with Blue Cheese, Basil and Frank's Hot Sauce on Cuban bread ($12) washed down with a cold Heineken beer (4th photo)! It was a delicious meal and I also enjoyed talking to the ladies and David about a variety of subjects. For a total price of $20 it was great mini-VT meet!! Not to mention that Deecat presented me with an excellent large-sized hardcover book titled 'Chicago - A Photographic Celebration' that highlights all the sights I took in on this visit. We then worked the meal off with a good stroll around to several places that I had not yet visited!
Address: 24 S Michigan Ave, Chicago IL
Directions: South Michigan Avenue, opposite Millenium Park
Phone: (312) 372-2979
Price: US$11-20
Rating: 4
Theme: Eclectic/International
Website: http://www.thegagechicago.com
My window view of the bar and only other customers
It was a beautiful sunny Sunday morning on my first full day in Chicago, so I started it off by taking quite an extensive walk in the downtown area, enjoying the sights as I randomly came across them. I was due to meet VT-members Deecat and Dabs at 1 PM for a restaurant meal not far from the 14 Karat Lounge, so timed myself to meet them at the appointed hour. After putting in a call to Dabs to confirm things, she alerted me to the fact that I had been wandering around in a Time Zone fog ever since I shifted my watch ahead 2 hours when I passed through Toronto on my flight in. I had forgotten that Chicago is in the Central Time Zone, 1 hour back toward Regina time - so I had some time to kill!
Favorite Dish: I'd already walked quite a bit and I was looking forward to my guided tour after the meal, so I decided to just sit down in a quiet spot and chill out for a while. I happened to be almost underneath the 'el' train tracks at the time and noticed the small 14 Karat Lounge just begging for customers. Sure enough, there were only two young ladies sitting at the bar when I entered and they were busy with their lunch. I still had that to come, so settled in at a sidewalk window with a New England-brewed Sam Adams brown beer ($6 with tip), which I sipped slowly as I took in the street scenes as the trains rattled by. Based on the following Chicago Pub/Restaurant review I could have done worse:
"Despite the name, the after-work crowd that loosens their ties and slides up to the bar here sport very little bling. Instead, it's the slew of eccentric characters this place (attached to Ada's Deli) attracts—both bartenders and barflies alike—that makes this place a diamond in the rough."
Address: 14 South Wabash Ave., Chicago
Price Comparison: about average
Directions: One block west from North Michigan Avenue, not far from Millenium Park and attached to Ada's Deli & Restaurant
Phone: 312-214-4282
Rating: 3
Theme: Pub/Brewery
Joe's - on the corner of Grand and Rush Streets
During my time in Chicago, I had walked past Joe's a number of times because it was on my route to catch the convention bus - and the large words 'stone crab' immediately had me thinking of the delicious meals I had enjoyed a few years earlier in both Princeton, NJ and Orlando, FL! Since I had not really gone overboard so far on this trip, I thought it was time to go for the crabs once again on this, my last full day in Chicago. It was about 1 PM by the time I was ushered to a table along the wall, with a view out over the large dining room. The waiters were very immaculately groomed and dressed and everything was done 'just so', so I could see this was going to set me back a few bucks. No problem, I was ready to enjoy!
Favorite Dish: As I said before, I'm not a bulk eater since my food preferences lean toward interesting flavours rather than how much I can stuff in! Consequently, I kept my order of crabs down to their lowest level of seven medium stone crabs with lemon wedges ($27) accompanied by a small baked potatoe ($2.50) and a few shoots of freshly cooked asperagus ($4.50). This was accompanied by small dishes of sour cream, shrimp cocktail sauce and a unique crab sauce of some sort. In keeping with my Guinness theme at the John Hancock Tower, I had one of those ($6) as well as water to wash things down. The crabs were delicious, with their shells already having been broken so it was easy to remove the pieces and pry the meat out with a delicate little fork. I took my time and really enjoyed the meal, well worth its $50 cost (tip included).
Address: 60 East Grand Street, Chicago
Price Comparison: most expensive
Directions: On Michigan Avenue go three blocks north of the Michigan Ave. Bridge and then one block west (left) to the corner of East Grand and Rush Streets
Phone: 312-379-5637
Price: US$41 and up
Rating: 4
Theme: Seafood
Website: http://www.icon.com/joes/
Breakfast seating & food preparation area
It was quite convenient to be able to take the elevator down a few floors to the Atrium breakfast nook in the Embassy Suites Downtown hotel, especially since it was already included in my room price.
After picking up your dishes and utensils where you enter, you then have the choice of dishing out scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, fried potatoes, etc. yourself or you can go to the chef's counter to have an omelette made to order. If none of this is to your liking, you can proceed onward to another area that has a toaster, various buns and rolls as well as fruits, juice and coffee. Take your pick.
Favorite Dish: The second photo shows my one breakfast of scrambled eggs with bacon, toast apple juice and coffee. I liked their table stand that held both the normal and green types of Tabasco sauce as well as Ketchup! Another time I enjoyed an omelette while for the remainder I went with fruit and yoghurt. They were all good, so no complaints!
Address: 600 North State Street, Chicago
Directions: In the Embassy Suites Downtown hotel
Phone: 312-943-3800
Rating: 3
Theme: American
Website: http://www.embassysuites.com
Silver Spoon in basement, Friends Sushi above!
While walking back to the hotel from my tour of the John Hancock Center, I noticed that it was already 1 PM and I was starting to feel some hunger pangs. Not wanting anything too fancy, I was glad to spot the Silver Spoon Restaurant on one of the streets in the area. I descended the steps into their basement location to check it out and immediately liked the looks of the restaurant - nicely decorated and it seemed to have a mixed crowd of customers. They displayed a prominent 'BYOB' sign on their door, so, if you want wine with your meal you'd better bring a bottle along.
Favorite Dish: The prices at the Silver Spoon were ridiculously low and they had all sorts of menu choices! I only paid $8.70 including the tip for my meal. I started with a delicious appetizer of Crab Rangoon, a tasty 3-piece concoction served with shredded carrots and a nice dipping sauce. Then it was on to my main course of Cashew Chicken, a full-sized meal of tender chicken chunks served on a bed of lettuce with snow peas, carrots, pineapple and mushrooms in a delicious sauce along with a good helping of boiled white rice. It was quite a pleasant meal before I resumed my explorations.
Address: 710 North Rush Street, Chicago
Price Comparison: least expensive
Directions: A few blocks south and west of the John Hancock Building
Phone: 312-944-7100
Price: less than US$10
Rating: 4
Theme: Pan-Asian and Pacific Rim
My small thin crust Tavern Pizza offering
After the Monday night convention gathering and finger food snacks at the Museum of Science & Industry, I decided to stay close to the Embassy Suites hotel the next evening by seeing what the attached Italian restaurant Osteria Via Strato had to offer. It looked like it could be expensive, but I was not really all that hungry, so opted to sit in their more informal bar area. I had heard of Chicago's famous 'deep dish' pizzas and really should have tried one at some point in this trip, but on this night I decided to stick with my old standard of thinner crusts and less bulk.
Favorite Dish: I ordered one of their 'Tavern Pizzas', a thin-crust pepperoni pizza with mozarella cheese and tomatoe sauce ($12) along with an authentic Italian Peroni beer to wash it down ($6). The crust was almost burned, just the way I like it, so I quite enjoyed this meal as I sat there watching the nightlife come alive in Chicago! One thing that was a bit different was the way the pizza was sliced into rectangular bits instead of the triangles I'm used to! However, the meal was just exactly what I wanted and well worth the $23 including a tip and taxes.
Address: 620 North State St., Chicago
Price Comparison: more expensive than average
Directions: Attached to the Embassy Suites Hotel at 600 North State Street, two blocks west of Michigan Avenue North
Phone: 312-642-8450
Price: US$21-30
Rating: 4
Theme: Italian
Website: http://www.osteriaviastato.com
One of many rest-stops in Terminal 1
As I was waiting for my evening flight out of Chicago on that October, 2004 trip, I stopped at one of the many small restaurants in Terminal 1. Wolfgang-Puck Express was located down the hall not too far from the life-size Brontosaurus exhibit (my 'Transportation' tips) and seemed to be doing a rip-roaring trade when I wandered in.
The waitress motioned me over to a single empty stool along the bar, so I squeezed in and made my order.
Favorite Dish: I decided to try something small but different, their Tortilla Soup. It turned out to be quite tastey - a thick mixture somewhat like a chili but made with tortilla strips, goat cheese and cilantro (US$5.29). A New England-based Sam Adams brown draft beer (US$5.99) went down quite well with the hearty mixture!
The service was fast and friendly too.
Address: Terminal 1 at O'Hare Airport
Price Comparison: about average
Directions: Terminal 1 at O'Hare Airport, after clearing security.
Price: US$11-20
Rating: 4
Theme: Pub/Brewery
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Rain & Cloud Forest Odyssey
7 Days / 6 Nights
This 7 day / 6 night adventure includes Tortuguero National Park and the Monteverde Cloud Forest.
Experience firsthand the tropical rainforests of Tortuguero National Park while at Tortuga Lodge & Gardens on the North Atlantic Coast. Look for three species of monkeys, watch iconic birds like the Keel-billed Toucan, the Ringed Kingfisher and the Tiger Heron as they move through the forest. Visit the village of San Francisco de Tortuguero and participate in The Words Adventure Program, where guests teach local kids English.
Continue to Monteverde Lodge & Gardens, hike in the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve and learn from your Naturalist Guide about how Monteverde is considered the "Canary in the Mines" of Global Warming.
Important: Take note that this package has an Early predetermine departure.
Guests traveling July – September
Ask us about adding a Turtle Nesting Expedition to your package
Meal codes: (B) Breakfast, (L) Lunch, (D) Dinner.
Day 1: Pick Up Point - Tortuguero National Park (LD)
- Transfer from your pick up point to Tortuga Lodge
- Schedule an additional afternoon tour, explore the Lodge gardens and trails, relax by the pool or catch the warm breeze from a hammock
- Dinner and overnight at the Lodge
Day 2 & 3: Tortuguero National Park (B,L,D)
- Breakfast
- Included over the next two days is a wildlife boat excursion with a local naturalist guide, scheduled at your discretion for a morning or afternoon
- Additional excursions are available at additional cost
- Explore the gardens, hike the trails behind the lodge, enjoy the riverside pool
- Catch the breeze in a hammock (mandatory activity)
- See full itinerary for more details
- Lunch and dinner at the Lodge
- Overnight at Tortuga Lodge
Traveling July – September?
Ask us about adding a Turtle Nesting Expedition to your package
Day 4: Tortuguero / San José / Monteverde
- Breakfast at Lodge
- Fly 35 minutes to San José
- Meet your guide for the 3-4 hour drive to Monteverde
- After lunch on your own, meet your guide to explore the Lodge gardens
- Dinner and overnight at Monteverde Lodge
Day 5: Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve (B,L,D)
- Breakfast
- Included over the next two days is one excursion to a cloud forest reserve with a local naturalist guide
- Explore the gardens, the pool and the indoor Lodge butterfly gardens
- Lunch and dinner included in our Lodge Restaurant
- Additional activities in the area abound
- Overnight Monteverde Lodge & Gardens, Forest View Downstairs Room
Day 6: Monteverde Lodge (BLD)
- After breakfast, visit the Monteverde Butterfly Garden
- Lunch
- Set up additional tours for the afternoon, hike on your own, or relax amongst Lodge gardens or around the pool
- Dinner and overnight at the Lodge
Day 7: Monteverde Lodge to your Drop Off Point (BL)
- Breakfast
- Morning free to continue to explore the region
- After lunch, say goodbye to the Lodge and transfer to your drop off point
Drop Off Points
While the price of this package only includes transportation beginning in San Jose, after Monteverde we'll drop you off in any of the following areas, so that you can work this package into the flow of your Costa Rica itinerary. Estimated drive times from Monteverde are in parenthesis.
- San Jose (3.5-4 hours)
- Manuel Antonio (4.5 hours)
- Golfo Papagayo (4.5-5 hours)
- Coco - Ocotal (4.5-5 hours)
- Tamarindo- Conchal- Flamingo (4.5-5 hours)
- Montezuma – Santa Teresa (6-7 hours – you'll cross the Gulf of Nicoya via ferry)
- Arenal (3-4 hours)
For being picked up from San Jose we offer transportation via either a small charter plane or a combination of van and boat, with no cost difference between the two. For all your drop off points from Monteverde, you'll travel via van.
Van transfers from San Jose are with Costa Rica Expeditions. Transfers from all other destinations are with shuttle transportation companies that normally pick-up and drop off at several hotels before embarking on the journey. They use a hub system, so you may change to a vehicle specific to your destination halfway through the trip. The driver will be Spanish speaking, and it's important to keep in mind that this transfer will not be accompanied by sightseeing or wildlife stops. We offer private transfers with our vans and drivers at considerable additional cost. Let us know if you want a quote.
IMPORTANT: If you're not sure about your itinerary yet, please don't hesitate to bring questions to our reservations staff. They'll be happy to let you know logistics, and tell you which hotels are visited by shuttles.
Detailed Itineray as a PDF
This package has a starting price of $1368 per person. This price includes lodging in a River View Downstairs Room at Tortuga Lodge & Gardens and in a Forest View Downstairs Room at Monteverde Lodge & Gardens
Ask Us About Upgrading Your Rooms!
Includes: 6 nights lodging in double occupancy (Downstairs River View Rooms at Tortuga Lodge & Gardens and Forest View Downstairs Rooms at Monteverde Lodge & Gardens), 9 meals at Tortuga Lodge and 9 meals at Monteverde Lodge, Transportation from San Jose to the Caño Blanco dock in A/C mini-van with the services of a bilingual Service Guide, boat transfer from the dock to Tortuguero, two - three hour boat tours into Tortuguero National Park with Torguguero Naturalist Guide and entrance fees. Flight from Tortuguero to San Jose in a domestic flight (one seat in plane), ground transportation from San Jose to Monteverde in A/C mini-van with the services of a bilingual Service Guide. Visits to the Santa Elena Biological Reserve, the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve and the Monteverde Butterfly Garden with a local Monteverde Naturalist Guide. Ground transportation from Monteverde to the select destinations as outlined above (via shuttle for all destinations outside of San Jose). Taxes in effect at the time of booking. All transportation is shared with other guests.
|Prices are per person
|Rate for the rest of the year 2016
|Rate for Holiday Season
|Rate for the rest of the Year 2017
|Jan 04, 2016 - 16 Dec, 2016
|Dec 17, 2016 - Jan 07, 2017
|Jan 08, 2017 - Dec 16, 2017
|Price sharing a
Double Room
|Price in a Single Room
|Price sharing a Triple Room
|Child Rate-Sharing with Parents 0-10 years old
|* Ask about our extra days at Monteverde Lodge and Tortuga Lodge.
|* Prices above are per person and include taxes.
IMPORTANT NOTE LUGGAGE LIMITATION: When flying or traveling by boat within Costa Rica a maximum of 30 pounds of luggage is allowed per person. The 30 lb weight limit for flights or boat trips within Costa Rica does not mean that you need to limit yourself to 30 lbs of baggage for your entire trip to Costa Rica. While it always makes sense to travel light, you can bring more than 30 lbs of luggage. We are happy to store your excess luggage in San Jose, and catch it up to you as soon as your return from your excursion. Arrangements can be made to permit more luggage per person at considerable extra cost.
Child Policies
Lodging: Up to two children ages 10 or younger stay free when sharing a room with two adults.
Meals: We offer a children's menu.
Tours: Policies vary depending on the activity. When child rates are available they will be passed along.

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shut up I was 14 and dating dogar when he was overly republican
"There has to be evil so that good can prove its purity above it."
- Guatama Buddha
Hahahaha Don't blame that shit on me, you had very strong feelings towards many things on your own. Might I remind you of your disdain for vegetarians!!!
yeah i was gonna say, this is like 92% dogar probably
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
the only feelings kelsi has ever had on her own was hatred for bosnians
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
Hahahaha God did Kelsi hate Bosnians. It really was a beautiful thing, how we both taught eachother about new things to hate. I guess that's what love is really all about.
This thread is crazylol A.F.
Just do it.
We can all admit that if Kelsi really was a bigit at 14, she was the best looking bigit PD ever had.
They probably became this way 1. For kelsh due to being an impressionable youth and 2. For dogar because of his parents and him being an impressionable woman.
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Yeah bosnians are pretty annoying
I like the idea that Kelsh woke up one day and was like "man, I really need to get this off my chest!" and stood up on hill, preaching to the PD peeps down below, and everyone smiling and giggling about how adorable the whole scene is.


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The just released Samsung Galaxy A just received an unboxing and video walkthrough, and if you're into watching a seven minute video about a phone that'll probably never ship to the US, in a language you don't understand, well, by all means! All kidding aside though, the Samsung Galaxy A is actually quite impressive--the colors on the screen pop, the build quality looks good, and the transitions are rather snappy. There's even a full-on antenna for mobile TV. Samsung is certainly upping their Android game with the Galaxy A and we hope the Galaxy S can extend that, while finding a way to the US. [via androidguys]
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Hey Phil:
Where's the spreadsheet?
Seriously, there are so many new android phones coming, rumored, announced, in stores, at carriers, that my head is starting to swim.
Why not a giant publicly viewable Google Doc spreadsheet with, features and phones and specs. Allow some trusted associates to collaborate on the updates.
Link each to the review or stories on AC.
That's a damn good idea, icebike! A complete guide to android hardware, past, present, and future!
It's definitely on our radar. But I think we can do something a little more elegant than a Google Doc. :)


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Issue date: Wednesday, December 1, 1965
Pages available: 22
Previous edition: Thursday, November 25, 1965
Next edition: Wednesday, December 8, 1965
Publication name: Chicago Austin News
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Pages available: 30,385
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Austin News, The (Newspaper) - December 1, 1965, Chicago, Illinois Panic Fighters to Ask OK of Code-See Page 3 COMMUNITY WAXT ADS 7 Papers for the Of 1 Minimum Cliorge Sl.Gtt Phone: JES 9-ttOOO FHE AUSTIN NEWS Branch Banking Drive Unmasked; See Editorial Vol. 26 No. 38 Office: 4906 W. Chicago Ave. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1965 This Issue Consists of 1 Pages At Newsstands lOc a copy By Mall 50 a Year Ceiling of once ornate Symphony theater, 4935 wall to create opening large enough to Chicago, dangles in pieces Monday, held only in crane with traditional wreckers ball at- by iron framework as wrecking crews start tached. Total project is expected to be corn- razing. Roof is expected to be removed by the pleted inside of six weeks to two months, end of this week with work turning to the east (Staff Photo) Workmen Start Razing Old Symphony Theater An Austin New campaign to get an Austin eyesore cleaned up or demolished reached its this week as workmen started destruction of the Sym- phony theater at 4935 Chicago. Monday unseen workmen sent chunks of plaster and me- tal reverberating to the con- crete floor as they enlarged the gaping hole in the roof started last week. The roof should be complete- ly removed by the end of this week, according to Scott Moore, foreman of the demoli- tion crew. Then the wall on the east side of the brick structure will be leveled. The entire job, Moore said, should be completed within six weeks to two months, de- pending on the weather. Workmen arrived on the scene last Tuesday and placed a barricade in front of the building preparatory to starting actual demolition work. Whether razing of the theater will bring an end to the court litigation that has gone on for the past three years remained uncertain. When the demolition crews arrived Dave Pielet, building owner, said he had an injunction to stop the work. La- ter, however, he said he would sue the city for damages. As of Monday, city officials had not heard of any new court action initiated by Pielet. The theater, vacant since the early 1950s, had long been a source of complaints to the Austin-News'-Willing Willie co- lumn both as to its condition and as a hangout for young hoodlums. V At one time Austin district police commander John Neu- rauter ordered special inspec- tion of the premises at regular intervals to keep undesirables from gathering there. Last Ap- ril 3 a number of bricks from a side wall fell from the building and damaged a car parked be- low. Early in 1962 the city filed suit against the Symphony as a dangerous building open to va- When Pielet agreed to board up the building and re- move an overhanging fire es- cape the case dismissed An inspection conducted by city building inspectors in the fall of 1964, however, showed that the building, previously listed as only 8 per cent depreciated, was now 56 per cent depreciated. They found the inside had been gutted and entry was available to vandals through a large brok- en window and a door. As a result of this inspection a suit for demolition was filed last March. A demolition order was issued by Judge Richard Napolitano April 20 in Housing court. However, after Pielet appealed that he intended to fix up the building, Judge tano agreed to lift the order if such action was taken. On Nov. 10 of last months after the demolition or- der had first been politano ruled that work done by Pielet had amounted to "just about nothing" and per- mitted the demolition decree to stand. As the city had already taken bids for the demolition work last summer all it had to do after the Nov. 10 ruling was tell the low bidder to start work Improvements made by Piel- et during the six months the demolition decree was hanging over his head included installa- tion of a new aluminum and glass facade at the ground le- i vel, cleaning the upper portion of the front, installation of a concrete floor and tuckpointing of the exterior. He had failed to produce a tenant. Neighbors and civic groups backed the campaign to "re- (Contmued on Page 4) Mayor's Plan For Elevated Expressway Approved Here After months of study, city, state and highway engineers yesterday proposed a route for the north-south expressway suggested three years ago by Cong. Dan Ronan, then alder- man of the 30th ward, as the one that would disrupt the least number of homes and provide the greatest amount of addi- tional service. The elevat- ed over the Belt Line and three other supported editorially by Community Pub- lications when Ronan first sug- gested it, then was kicked around by officials at every level before yesterday's an- nouncement by Mayor Daley that it represents the best thinking of highway engineers. Both Edwin McMahon, present 30th ward alderman and Thomas Casey, 37th ward alderman, were quick to endorse the route. "It is an excellent said McMahon. "Fewer people will be displaced. There will be little disruption of industry or business. Two-thousand fewer structures will be displaced than if the highway were to go down Cicero." Casey also endorsed the pro- route as "less disrup- tive." The highway would cut through portions of the 30th ward, but none of the 37th. Approval of the route was also voiced by Rev. James White, chairman of the Austin Community organization plan- ning committee, which held a controversial public rally on the issue a year ago and had been outspoken m its stand that Austin should not be divided by a highway. Hailing the announcement as a victory for the people of Aus- tin, Rev. White said Mayor Daley has now kept a promise made to an AGO group that Austin would not be cut up by an expressway. "We are happy to back the Mayor's he contin- ued. "The need for a north- south expressway has long been discussed. The proposed route strike-s a most happy compromise between the community's needs and metropolitan-wide transporta- tion demands." Gerald W. Cavanagh, presi- dent of the Chicago Motor Club, praised the announcement as welcome news culminating a campaign started by the Motor club in 1960. 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Other committee members are Leonard Foster, Garfield Park Chamber of Commerce: James Rich. Off-the Street club. H. Marlm Landwehr. managing editor. Community Publica- tions. Joseph Madigan Jr. vice president, Madigans, and Dr. Joseph A. Tobm, Chicago board of health JOHN S. OGUREK The appointment of John S. Ogurek as general manager of Community Publicationns Inc., was announced Friday by Bruce Sagan, publisher. Ogurek replaces Robert Shless, who has been general manager for the past year and will take over new duties in connection with the solicitation of national advertising for the entire 14-newspaper group owned by Sagan, the second largest weekly chain in the country. Ogurek joined Community Publications, where he has been advertising manager of the Northwest Journal, in 1962 after the Northwesttown Boos- ter, of which he had been man- ager for 15 years, suspended publication Born and raised on the Northwest Side, Ogurek has been active in the North-Craw- ford Chamber of Commerce, of which he is a past president and executive secretary He is also a member of the North- west Lions club Set Rites for Auto Victim provement would benefit the entire metropolitan area. While the highway would be built almost entirely on air rights, the amount of property to be acquired in each area will not be known until the lo- cation and number of ramps for entrance and exit are deter- mined. Yesterday's report made no mention of ramps and it is understood this will not be determined until after public hearings are completed. X The first public hearing has been set by the Plan commis- sion for 2-30 p.m., Dec. 15, in the City council chambers. A second will be held Jan. 5. After Plan commission ap- proval, the project will go be- fore the City council, whose traffic committee also probably will hold a public hearing. It will then go to the county and the state before final submis- sion to the federal government. Mayor Daley presented the proposal as "an introduction of a preliminary study and re- commendation" of the depart- ment of development and plan- ning. The 22-mile route would extend from the junction of Kennedy and Edens express- ways on the north to 7500 south, then east over a railroad to connect with the Dan Ryan expressway. In addition to the Belt Line, railroads involved would be the North Western, Wabash and Chicago, Mil- waukee and St. Paul. The road would be six to eight lanes wide, 98 per cent elevated with a clearance of 23 feet above the tracks. The only non-elevated portion would be a small stretch at the south end. Without knowing the exact number of properties to be af- fected until the ramp locations are determined, the report "es- timated" that 470 residential, 135 industrial and 80 commer- cial properties would be in- volved in some degree. Not all properties would be demol- ished, the report said, predict- ing that in many cases only a part of the property would be needed or construction could go over the property. Daley said he expects no op- position to the project from the federal government, which may indicate that it has been cleared with federal officials. A main argument raised against an elevated road in previous discussions of the proposal has been a contention that the fed- eral bureau of roads would turn down a completely elevat- ed project as too costly to build and requiring too steep grades for ramps. The cost was estimated at between 300 and 500 million dollars, again depending upon the number of ramps. Of the amount, 90 per cent would be paid by the federal government and the other' 10 per cent shared by the city, county and state. All of the money would come from motor fuel taxes. Property acquisition for the highway is not to start until after Jan. 1, 1967 with com- pletion scheduled for the end of 1972, the deadline date set by Congress for completion of the interstate highway sys- tem. The elevated highway would be a first for Chicago, Daley said, explaining that this would be the first expressway built over a railroad right-of-way. He said it would handle 000 vehicles a day, reduce fa- talities by 15 per cent, relieve local streets within a two-mile radius and cut the cost of tra- vel from 15 to 7 cents per mile. The Cicero ave. bus route would not be disturbed, he add- ed, the elevated construction would prove less noisy to sur- rounding areas and the con- struction would blend in with adjacent industrial land uses. The tax base, he also empha- sized, would be disturbed less than if a ground level route were adopted. services are sched- uled 'ifor Friday for a youth killed Sunday in an auto acci- dent to allow for the possibility of a brother serving in Viet Nam to come home. Dead is Charles Caputo, 18, of 5110 Fullerton, who died in a collision of two cars at North and LeClaire. Inquest was scheduled for yesterday in the Rago Brothers chapel, 5120 Fullerton. Four other youths were in- jured in the Sunday night acci- dent. Two were reported in "fair" condition yesterday and two were reported as "pretty good." Taken to St. Anne's hospital were Dennis Vito, 19, of 4815 Fullerton, driver of the car, in "fair" condition; his brother, Donald, 18, a passenger, listed as "pretty good." John Timo- thy, 20, of 1759 N. Latrobe, driver of the other car, was also listed as "pretty good." Michael Werschkul, 19, of 5001 Grand, in the Vito car, was reported "fair" in St. Anne's hospital. Funeral service for Charles will start at 9 a m in the Rago chapel with a a.m. mass set for St. Genevieve's church. The funeral was delayed pend- ing the possible arrival home of Charles' brother, Victor, serving in the Army in Viet Nam. The accident reportedly oc- curred when the car driven by Dennis Vito, westbound in North ave., hit the car driven by Timothy that was stopped in North ave at LeClaire Corcoran Place Street Signs Finally Co Up City Expanding War on Rodents Buildings in the West Gar- field park area where rodent and insect infestation has been reported are expected to be in line for extermination efforts under the city's newly estab- lished rodent control program. Six .seven-man crews en- gaged m the clean-up cam- paign serviced more than 500 buildings in the Woodlawn and Lawndale areas m the first 10 days of the program, launched early in November. Building owners are being billed for the work at the rate of S5 per man hour with the total cost varying from to S100 per building. In one case the seven-man crew worked for eight hours exterminating a sixty-apart- ment building. The city operated program was undertaken because of fail- ure by building owners and the tenants themselves to take pro- per measures to rid the build- ings of rats and disease carry- ing vermin. The program i.s under the di- rection of the board of health with the department of build- ings and department of sanita- tion participating Building inspectors accompa- ny the crews to check for addi- tional code violations, and sani- tation inspectors treat the adja- cent streets and alleys for rats and vermin as has been done in the past. Tribute was paid to the man credited with elevating the Lake st. rapid transit line west of Laramie last week as city crews raised new street signs bearing the name Corcoran pi. The new designation covering only the diagonal parking area in the south branch of Lake from Pine to Austin honors the late 37th ward alderman, Paul Corcoran, who died in March, 1964. An ordinance proposed by Mayor Daley in June. 1964, sev- enteen months ago, and passed by the City Council called for the south branch of Lake si it- self to be renamed Corcoran dr. from 5500 west at Pine lo the city limits at Austin Blv.d. Objections to this step were raised by businessmen along the south branch of Lake who stated that a change in the street name would involve- costly expendi- tures in changing their ac- counts, stationery and related items. Designating the parking area service drive as Corcoran pi. was then proposed by State Sen Thomas A. McGloon, 37th ward committeeman, as a com- promise solution, still in keep- ing with the purpose of putting the alderman's name on his most meaningful project. Commonwealth Edison and the Reuben H. Donnelly Co. have both been acknowledging the June, 1964 council action in renaming Lake st. itself, des- pite the fact that the city had nol unlil last week erected the signs Customers living along the soulh side of Lake st. have been receiving Iheir utilily bills since August, 1964 listing their address as Corcoran dr. X A Commonwealth Edison spokesman explained that the company followed through au- tomatically in changing its re- cords when informed by its City hall liaison man of the new ordinance The Donnelly company in the Red Book telephone direc- tory which it publishes lists Corcoran dr. in its street guide a.s existing at 200 N. in postal zone 44. Customers, however, have their addresses listed a.s Lake st. A spokesman with the dept. of streets and sanitation responsible for erecting the changed street signs was questioned on the 17 month delay by Community Publica- tions a week prior to erection of the new signs. He ex- plained that the department's sign shop was a bit behind in its work. John Daly, 336 N. Menard, inspects newly installed street signs designating parking area service drive in south branch of Lake st. as Corcoran pi. The late Aid Corcoran, al- most from Ihe time of his first election in 1955, had turned his efforts toward removing the old ground level rapid Iransit tracks to the adjacent railroad a move which eventiialh involved six separ- ate fjovernrnenlal and private agencies The first transit cars ran the Chicago North road bed in October, 1962, stopping at modern steel, glass and brick stations at Cen- tral. Austin and points in Oak Park. A year latc-r the S379.000 widening of the south branch of Lake st fjot underway not to be completed until several months after Aid. Corcoran's death. Involved in the project was widening the street by five feet, allowing its converMon to two-way traffic, establishing r. median strip to separate the strip parking facilities on the site of the old ground level tracks and new street lighting. Capping the many year pro- ject was the S19 million pur- chase bv the CTA of 180 air conditioned elevated cars, re- placing all of the 50-year-old cars on the Lake st. line. STILL PLAN PAINTING OF RETAINING WALL A final Mop in beautifying the south hi cinch of Lake st., sufwstfd by the Austin News, is reported still under consideraiion State Sen Thomas A. Mc- Gloon, 37th ward Democratic committeeman. said several have been asked to submit estimates on the job of painting the railroad retaining wall adjacent to the parking area. The Chicago and Northwest- ern Railroad, which has com- pleted repairs to the wall, esti- mated the work would cost 000, according to Sen McGloon. 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ebay history really stinks, doesn't go back more than two weeks. Anyway, these Belleri rando bars came on a 1984 Trek 560 I am going to flip. I have other decent bars on hand, so if these are something special, I would rather sell them at the bay, or whatever. But if they are just a little more valuable than standard alloy road bars, I'll just leave them be.
The average buyer around here will not appreciate these bars, and probably just find them odd.
I bought this bike with the 1995 Fuji Roubaix I picked up. So the Fuji was really the value in the deal (of course, I am keeping the Fuji, so that is another story). Basic risk in "flip" land. You end up finding cool bikes in your size, so you end up expanding the fleet.....
I looked them up in the Trek catalog, these bars are original to the bike, and are called Belleri Aero Alloy bars.
Edit: Well, I see one set went for $20 on ebay, don't know if that is normal, or if someone got a deal. For $20, I would leave them on the bike.


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MILWAUKEE - Jacob Mutulo's parents couldn't understand why the 9-year-old with Down syndrome was suddenly hurting his dog and acting up on the school bus.
So the Mutulos slipped a tape recorder into Jacob's backpack last month in hopes of capturing his misbehavior so they could show it to his therapists.
What they heard on the tape would instead lead to the bus driver's arrest for allegedly slapping the boy and threatening him.
"I was ill. It made me sick," said the boy's father, Vince Mutulo.
The case has prompted state lawmakers to propose more frequent background checks for bus drivers. And the boy's parents want new laws to require cameras on school buses.
The driver, Brian Duchow, 28, has been charged with felony abuse of a child and disorderly conduct. He has been barred from driving buses with children while the case is pending.
On the tape, the driver can be heard shouting at Jacob because the boy is making bus engine noises, yelling and fiddling with his seat belt. At one point, the driver stops the bus, and what sounds like a hand slapping clothing can be heard.
Duchow admitted slapping the child in anger and hitting him in the leg, according to police. He told police he "did not wind up" when he slapped the boy and did not hit him very hard, "but also did not hit him very soft."
Duchow refused to speak to reporters after a court appearance this week.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Friday that the tape recorder also picked up an interim principal at Jacob's school telling the boy that she should "just tie you to a tree and leave you out here all day." School district officials said they are investigating.
Jacob has always had speech and behavioral problems because of Down syndrome and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, but his parents knew something was seriously wrong when they saw him abusing his dog.
The Mutulos said they think what Jacob was going through on the bus caused his violent behavior. His father said Jacob started having problems when Duchow began driving his son's bus in September.
"Jacob was gaining ground educationally and speechwise, and everything just started going backward," his father said.
Victor Vieth, director of the National Center for the Prosecution of Child Abuse in Alexandria, Va., said some of the 4,000 cases the center deals with each year involve parents videotaping child-care providers to check for abuse. He said he cannot recall another case in which a bus driver was tape-recorded.
State Rep. Christine Sinicki of Milwaukee said she plans to introduce a bill next week that would let parents request a background check on their child's bus driver if they suspect inappropriate behavior.
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Original Compositions/Transcriptions/Cadenzas for Violin and Piano. Arranged by Fritz Kreisler. Masters Collection. 20th Century. Piano/violin book (includes separate violin performance part). With introductory text and black & white photos. 164 pages. Published by Carl Fischer (CF.ATF115).
Item Number: CF.ATF115
ISBN 0825804078. 9x12 inches. Text: Eric Wen, Yehudi Menuhin.
Edited by Eric Wen. "There is not a violinist alive in this century who does not have the sound of Kreisler's works in his ear, and indeed, in his heart." Isaac Stern said those powerful words when shown this collection. This outstanding edition includes original compositions and transcriptions by Kreisler, including his cadenzas, and well-known works loved by audiences and violinists alike. Volume One offers 22 originals and transcriptions, including cadenzas.
- Caprice Viennois, Op.2 Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Tambourin Chinois, Op.3 Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Liebesfreud Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Liebesleid Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Schon Rosmarin Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Rondino On A Theme Of Beethoven Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- La Gitana Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Variations On A Theme By Corelli In The Style Of Tartini, Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Chansons Louis XIII And Pavane In The Style Of Couperin, Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Scilienne And Rigaudon In The Style Of Francoeur, Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Praeludium And Allegro In The Style Of Pugnani, Composed by Fritz Kreisler
- Melodie From 'Orfeo Ed Euridice' Composed by Christoph Willibald Von Gluck,Christoph Willibald Von Gluck
- Rondo From 'Serenade In D Major' Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Song Without Words, Op.62, No.1 Composed by Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn
- Slavonic Dance In E Minor, Op.46, No.2 Composed by Antonin Dvorak
- Spanish Dance In E Minor Composed by Enrique Granados
- Tango, Op.165, No.2 Composed by Isaac Albeniz
- Danse Espagnole From 'La Vida Breve', Composed by Manuel De Falla,Manuel De Falla
- Three Cadenzas For The 'Concerto In D Major', Op.61 Composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Cadenza For The 'Concerto In D Major', Op.77 Composed by Johannes Brahms
- Cadenza For The 'Concerto No.1 In D Major', Op.6 Performed by ;Composed by Nicolo Paganini
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Funeral Services for Ms. Gladys C. Robinson, age 89, were held Sunday, December 19, 2010 at 2 P.M. from the Chapel of Bumpers Funeral Home with Rev. Leon Harris officiating. Burial followed in the Hickory Grove Cemetery in Nanafalia, Alabama.
Ms. Robinson passed away on Friday, December 17, 2010 at the Sumter Nursing Center in York.
She was survived by two sisters Dora Breckenridge of Butler; Marjorie Martin of Putnam; a host of nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband Fred E. Robinson; parents James Edward and Rebecca Viola Christian; brothers Milford Christian; Clelon Christian, Edward Christian, Eldridge Christian, Richard Christian; sisters Sadie Miller, Beth Johnson, Eura Christian.
Pallbearers: Randall Tyson, Eddie Martin, C.J. Nelson, Bruce Taylor, Jr., Tommy Tyson, Jonathan Clark.
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Holiday Recipe: Black Olive Risotto Balls | Food & Drink
When it comes to holiday entertaining, California Ripe Olives are a relish tray staple for a reason.
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2 tablespoons butter
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2 medium shallots, chopped
1 cup Arborio or short grain rice
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2/3 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
1 1/3 cups freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano, divided
1/4 cup minced sun-dried tomatoes (preferably smoked)
3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
1 can (2.2-oz.) sliced California Ripe Olives, drained and coarsely chopped
Freshly ground pepper to taste
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Melt butter in a large skillet. Add garlic and shallots; cook over medium heat for 5 minutes. Stir in rice and cook for 2 minutes more. Add chicken stock, 1/2 cup at a time, adding more when broth has been absorbed, stirring frequently. When all broth has been used, stir in mozzarella, 1/3 cup Parmigiano-Reggiano, sun-dried tomatoes, basil, olives and pepper. Let cool, then cover and chill for at least 1 hour or until firm.
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'Kill Anything That Moves' painstakingly recounts Vietnam War atrocities
Nick Turse's "Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam" (Metropolitan Books) is one of the most sobering books of the year, a detailed and thoroughly sourced account of the murder, torture and rape of Vietnamese noncombatants during the war.
The My Lai massacre, far from being an isolated incident, was part of a pattern of behavior exemplified by the title of Turse's book. As far back as 1971, Vietnam veteran Charles McDuff wrote to President Richard Nixon, "Maybe your advisors have not clued you in, but the atrocities that were committed in Mylai are eclipsed by similar American actions throughout the country." »Read Full Article
Roger Hodgson supersizes Supertramp tunes at Potawatomi concert
Funny that one of Supertramp's most famous songs is the singalong love fest "Give a Little Bit." As a performer and as a composer, Roger Hodgson, co-founder and a former chief architect of the pop-flavored progressive rock band that achieved stardom in the '70s and '80s, doesn't seem to understand the definition of "little bit."
That was abundantly clear at Hodgson's show at the Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater on Wednesday, the first of a sold-out, four-evening residency running through Saturday. Surprised? Don't be. As Hodgson stated at the start of the show, Supertramp broke out in Milwaukee — and judging by the series of standing ovations — people in Milwaukee still adore Hodgson. »Read Full Article(6)
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Contrasting productions demonstrate power of 'Fiddler on the Roof'
Is it really possible to grow tired of "Fiddler on the Roof" — a musical, which, as Alisa Solomon notes in her extraordinary book on "Fiddler," has seeped into our culture "like no other musical before or since"?
Both the Fireside Dinner Theatre in Fort Atkinson and Children's Theater of Madison obviously don't think so. Last weekend, both of these Wisconsin companies opened their fifth productions of "Fiddler," featuring veterans Ed Flesch (Fireside) and Brian Mani (Children's Theater). And since I, too, can never have my fill of "Fiddler," I hit the road to see both of them. »Read Full Article
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A culinary day trip to Chicago, via Milwaukee Public Market
The Milwaukee Public Market is organizing a culinary day trip to Chicago on May 10 that will include a hands-on cooking class and lunch at Le Cordon Bleu school and an excursion to Eataly, the 63,000-square-foot Italian market that opened in December.
Participants meet at the public market at 7:30 a.m. for coffee and a snack before leaving by motor coach. At 10 a.m. at Le Cordon Bleu, instructors will show how to make orange-currant scones, roast lamb, pork, chicken, four-cheese potatoes and asparagus with mustard-caper vinaigrette. The school's chefs will make dessert for the class. »Read Full Blog Post
Rocket Baby Bakery opens its Bay View store
Note: The cafe has adjusted its hours and currently will be closed Mondays.
Wauwatosa's popular Rocket Baby Bakery opened its second location Wedneday, at 2434 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. in Bay View. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Reading the John Updike stories: 'A & P'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
Reading John Updike's widely anthologized story "A & P" this week, I was mostly struck by how much of a period piece it is. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Beer, books, hip-hop and Higgins
First of all, it's beer week, and our resident suds explorer Kathy Flanigan has outdone herself with a rather intense list of beer-related doings in Brew City. For beer pairings, events and specials today from Meritage to Discount Liquor, from Tess to Sugar Maple, do check out Kathy's coverage.
Elsewhere, True Skool is celebrating a decade of its existence with a film series featuring hip hop-related screenings. It's free and open to the public. This month's film is "Scratch" and the event includes before and after demos by DJ Bizzon. »Read Full Blog Post
Nas, McCreery among Harley-Davidson Roadhouse headliners
Seminal rapper Nas, hard-hitting rock act Five Finger Death Punch and former "American Idol" champion and country singer Scotty McCreery are among the Harley-Davidson Roadhouse headliners at Summerfest this year, officials announced Wednesday morning.
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I have a acer aspire m1201 and it gives me this error message: chassis has been opened press f1 to continue.
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Hi Everyone!
I have a acer aspire m1201 and it gives me this error message: chassis has been opened press f1 to continue.
Can anyone help with it??
Please Help...!
You may just have to reset the CMOS, but I'm sure there's gotta be a setting in the bios, dig deep or better yet, go to the Acer tech support site first and look it up for your model/serial #.
In the bios, there is an option to disable open case alert. And it will ignore its open and run normally. What mobo and bios version do you have?
Do you have the manual for your motherboard, it shows where the settings are. If you don't you should be able to download a PDF version from manufacturer's website. I've already seen a couple online, and it refers to the as Chassis Intrustion Detection or Chassis Intrusion Notification.
Here is the solution. I had the same problem.
Chassis Warning :
"Warning your chassis has been opened. Press F1 to continue. Press Del to enter setup menu."
Resolution :
- Enter Bios
- Goto Intergrated Peripherals
- Goto Onboard I/O setup
- Find "Chassis Opened warning"
- Set to Disable
- Press F10 to save and exit changes
- That all there is too it.
- Unplug, remove the processor, the battery
- Quickly clear cmos jumpers (? Unless it wishes to say remove the cmos jumpers) at least 20 seconds while pressing the button ...
- Leave the state at least 30 minutes
- Then reinstall (the processor and battery, I presume), restart
I know this is an old thread, but just to save some confusion for some people who may have trouble with this:
In the BIOS if you are unable to find the "Chassis Opened Warning" anywhere, you need to go to PC Health Status and change the "Intruder Detection" option to Reset. Then you're good to go!
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A puddle of "water"
That tree looks a little "grouchy".
I think they were just using code-speak because printing the word they really wanted (it begins with a b) would be inappropriate.


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AMES, Iowa Senior Alison Lacey moved into the top 10 of Iowa States career scoring chart and moved up to fourth place in career assists as she led the Cyclones to a 66-62 win over North Carolina A&T in the Cyclone Challenge Tuesday night at Hilton Coliseum.
Lacey finished with 22 points to move into 10th place with 1,330 career points. She passed former teammate Heather Ezell, who was in attendance while on break from playing in Iceland. Freshman Chelsea Poppens had 12 points, including 10 in the first half, and Kelsey Bolte finished with 10. Denae Stuckey recorded a season-high tying 10 rebounds to lead ISU on the glass.
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That was a close game. Wasn't Iowa State favored by 27 points? A win is all that counts.
Bill was pretty PO'd after the game it sounds like: http://www.desmoinesregister.com/article/20091229/SPORTS020605/91229028/1003/sports/ISU-women-s-basketball-Cyclones-win-but-Fennelly-not-happy
"Alison Lacey was the only player on our team that decided to show up tonight from start to finish," Fennelly said. "I want to apologize to our fans. What happened tonight was totally unacceptable. It is my responsibility to have the team ready to play if we're not ready to play. And if it happens again, I quit."
I don't blame him one bit either, that was as flat as I have seen the team play in a long time!
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Virginia Gerwin wrote an article about mission and vision statements for scientists and their research labs in "Turning Point" for Nature Magazine (March 22, 2012). Check it out here: Climate scientist guides lab in devising mission statement and 'branding' its research
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Our lab group is off to the mountains this afternoon for our retreat. One of our goals is to create our Mission Statement (and to enjoy the cool air and cool beverages). We'll let you know how it comes out.
Jim E
Writing a graduate school personal statement can be a daunting and difficult task. You are selling yourself and trying to let the admissions representatives know WHY you should be chosen over other qualified applicants. sop businessReplyDelete


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Regarding the Feb. 27 Columbian front page story "Obama rejects GOP offer of more say over spending cuts," nowhere in all that space does AP writer Josh Lederman point out the "looming spending cuts" are not really cuts at all. With the sequester, our federal government still is spending more money during this fiscal year than the last, and will spend even more during the next.
Many of us have had a boss say we have to go another year without a raise. The sequester amounts to the boss saying, "Sorry, but this year's raise is going to be a tiny bit smaller." It appears most of the challenge presented by the sequester is that departments seem not to have much latitude to make decisions about what accounts can be reduced, and the president doesn't want to be active in that decision or have it given to anyone else. Capable leadership at the top could manage this sequester (2 percent of the overall increased budget amount; not cutting or reducing anything from previous levels) without all the drama.
Nearly every working person in America has 2 percent less in their paychecks. Maybe the president needs some ordinary folks and business owners to show him how living within a real budget can be done.
Jim Borden


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Clark County SWAT team swamped
I closed my eyes. I exhaled, opened them and looked coolly through the sights at my target. I pulled the trigger. And then I started screaming.
My experience as a five-minute member of the Southwest Washington SWAT team started with having one of their fully-packed flak vests placed over my head.
Gas mask? Check. Flash grenade? Check. Plastic wrist ties? Check. Armored plates tucked under the Kevlar? Yep. All told, a SWAT officer's gear that he must wear on calls weighs in the range of 60 pounds.
As I trudged in the rain over a hill to my firing range, I knew what it felt like to be a contestant on one of those weight loss shows who during a race has to carry the weight he lost. It also didn't shock me to learn that the SWAT members must undergo frequent physical fitness evaluations.
Clark County sheriff's Detective Pete Muller, a SWAT team element leader, placed a Colt M4 Commando — to me, a very large gun — in my mitts, but only after running me through safety basics and the proper way to stand. About 20 feet in front of me, an outline of a body, framed by two nefarious-looking faces (including one guy with a mullet), waited for me.
I set my feet. Muller set the assault rifle to semiautomatic, the setting the SWAT team members use for maximum control of their shots. I nailed the target in the neck. Dreams of abandoning my notepad to hunt down evildoers, in the fashion of Bruce Willis in "Die Hard," flitted through my mind. Never mind I've only fired a Glock armed with air cartridges a few times, and a target-shooting rifle once. I was clearly a natural.
Then, Muller reloaded the clip and set the Colt to automatic. This was the Rambo-type stuff. This was gonna be great.
With Muller lightly bracing my back to make sure the rapid fire wouldn't send me reeling backward, I pulled the trigger. Thirty rounds flew into the target area in what I swear was less than 30 seconds. I could vaguely hear the sound of my own "ahhhhhhh!!!" above the report.
Then it was over.
I gave that paper outline's right shoulder — and I think part of the dirt around it — the business. I stepped away shaking, but totally excited.
Using a weapon calls to mind just how quickly shots can be fired in tight situations. Experience and good training are key to making sure situations similar to those the SWAT team faces — potentially more than 50 this year alone — don't go from bad to tragic.
Maybe I'll stick to the confines of the newspaper biz. Besides, didn't someone say the pen was mightier than the sword?