text:
Top 12 Results Revealed on "The Voice"
11/14/2012 12:56am EST
The first all fan voted results show on "the Voice" revealed the fan choice for the top 10 singers.
In a performance filled results night Christina and Cee Lo performed Christina's new single "Make the World Move"; country star Jason Aldean, Bryan Keith, and Dez Duron performed "The Only Way I Know"; Cee Lo, Trevin Hunte, Nicholas david, and Cody Belew performed "Stayin' Alive"; and Blake, Michaela Paige, Cassadee Pope, and Terry MacDermott performed "Life is a Highway".
Adam called the fan vote a double edged sword – good because it kept the coaches on their toes and bad because the coaches had no control.
After the fan vote the top 10 singers are…
Team Adam:
Bryan Keith
Amanda Brown
Melanie Martinez
Team Christina:
Sylvia Yacoub
Dez Duron
Team Cee Lo:
Nicholas David
Trevin Hunte
Cody Belew
Team Blake:
Cassadee Pope
Terry MacDermott
Adriana Louise of team Christina and Michaela Paige of team Blake were eliminated from the competition.
Next week the top 10 take the stage.


text:
We are in consideration to buy used E-350 Van or repair our old van. It was used for delivery service. the repairs are as follows: front hood repair and paint, right headlight replace, repair paint bumper, repair and paint right front panel relpalce right door, install 2 right side doors right side tail light andpanel lower end of van (right), mirror right left side front door slight indent and whole body paint.
by Visitor in Catano, PR on January 31, 2011

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Skip to comments.Obama broke?
Posted on 03/05/2012 8:07:42 AM PST by Mustang Driver
A year ago, President Obamas re-election team bragged about raising One Beel-yun Dollars, in an effort to cow Republicans. Several prospective candidates begged off including Haley Barbour and Mitch Daniels. But now, the Obama campaign has taken back its claim (we never said that, they say with Baghdad Bob inflection) and the campaign is even cutting off Democrats.
Incredibly, an incumbent White House team is now struggling to raise money despite its intense ability and willingness to use the power of the federal government to attack those who do not play along. Corporate executives no longer line up to pay to play.
The money people realize the shoo-in is about to get the boot.
From the White House Ho, Politico:
"President Barack Obama has a bleak message for House and Senate Democrats this year when it comes to campaign cash: Youre on your own. Democratic congressional leaders, including Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, have privately sought as much as $30 million combined from Obama for America and the Democratic National Committee a replay of the financial help they received from Obama in 2008 and 2010.
"But thats not going to happen, top Obama aides Jim Messina and David Plouffe told Reid and Pelosi in back-to-back meetings on Capitol Hill on Thursday, according to sources familiar with the high-level talks. It was a stark admission from a presidential campaign once expected to rake in as much as $1 billion of just how closely it is watching its own bottom line.
"Messina and Plouffe told the two Hill leaders that there would be no cash transfers to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee from OFA or the DNC, at least not before Election Day, the sources said."
(Excerpt) Read more at blogs.dailymail.com ...
The jig is up!
Broke? Nonsense. There's plenty of stimulus money that's STILL unaccounted for. You can bet at least a billion will find it's way back to obammy and his fellow travelers.
Clinton did the same thing to House and Senate Dems in 96. He controlled the DNC cash cow and would not let the others in on the stash. I remember House Minority Leader begging Clinton to send some money to the House campaigns and Clinton told him flat out no..........
well, stump broke, maybe........
The direct campaign donations will be a small fraction of the money spent to complete the economic enslavement of this country.
Whatever happens, "O" amd Mo will walk away from the WH with their pockets STUFFED to the max.
Conunt on it!
You might want to reconsider you choice of words. An the appropriate adjective is down, not up.
A link for anyone doubting the remaining Stim money, from Sept. '11:
Could congress lockup that money?
And that's really the point, isn't it? 'Progressives' are masters at linking their ambitions to their opponents' checkbooks. So we (the productive citizens) are compelled to fund the enemies of our way of life through our taxes - organizations we detest such as ACORN, ACLU, Planned Parenthood, NEA, and a myriad of others are given the right to place their hands in our pockets, whilst we must pony up additional contributions to any organization which actually represents our views. And if we voluntarily GIVE more to our organizations, they take more for theirs.
Pretty easy to understand why we've lost the culture wars for 50 years with these rules. Hard to win when you've agreed to limitless financing for the opposition.
From the article:
"The big money is going to Republicans. Like Karl Rove or not, he has raised $300 million for his Super PAC money that will be used to help whoever the Republicans nominate, or as I like to call him President TBA. (To Be Announced.)"
MAybe Rove will 'broker' the convention. Good grief, that's alot of money to wield.
And let's hope that they leave enough of a paper trail so they can someday be spending time in prison.
Of course, that presupposes that there will be a Republican with cojones inthe WH at some point.
Hi, Nothing to say here, just wanting to know what you mean.
I've used the expression but only now bothered to look it up online. "The jig is up" means, I think, the "dance" is over, or that the deception had ended.
There are other definitions for "jig:" fishing and machining to name two. It's an interesting word, jig.
Are you referring to these contexts? Or am I completely missing your point?
Something's up...
I thought he was gettin' jiggy with it.
I thought I as naive about racial epithets.
Seems like good news, but my take is that money won't be significant in this election for the POTUS candidates.
All the battle will be in Oh, Fl, Pa, NC, and Va.
The other states are pretty much decided one way or the other.
With such a concentrated effort, the funding won't be nearly as important as in 2008 when Baraq had to do a wide scale effort to sell himself.
He must be if he has to stoop to raising $2 Fluke donations.
I see that you're a risk taker. LOL
That's been our problem since Reagan left the White House. The rat's are in you face corrupt and the gop is a bunch of cowards. Makes me sick to my stomach. Makes me want to collect the wife, son and grand kids and head to some island in the pacific.
Where's Georgey Porgey (soros) and his billions?
So on top of all that advertising whatever he could buy would make only a minor difference.
On the other hand, Republican spending on advertising could get out a message that otherwise would not be heard. The marginal benefit of an extra dollar to the Republican candidate will be many multiples of the marginal benefit to Obama.
Obama has been raising money out the wazoo.
Most of it is going into PACs.
He went to Hollywood and raised $8 million in a weekend not too long ago. Bill Mahr gave a million bucks too. You can bet all those companies getting government grants have been donating.
I'll pay my way and I'll be your Chief of Security. I'm pretty good.
When Christ expired on the cross that passage given in the Bible is "And HE gave up the ghost''. ''up'' means as per ''dead'','' over'', ''to bring to an end'' or ''surrender''. Similarly in WW2 when Hermann Goering realized that the Allied air forces had deployed a long-range fighter plane (the P-51 Mustang)that could escort bombers into Germany he said "When I saw those P-51's over Berlin I knew the jig was up''.
HaHaHa! Obama is not broke but he knows he is fitting for states he won in 2008 and needs every dollar so he throws everyone else under the bus.You are all on your own and since there are so many seats on the den side up for elation this time the DNC isn't going to have much to give to each....
HaHaHa! Obama is not broke but he knows he is fitting for states he won in 2008 and needs every dollar so he throws everyone else under the bus.You are all on your own and since there are so many seats on the dem side up for elation this time the DNC isn't going to have much to give to each....
HaHaHa! Obama is not broke but he knows he is fitting for states he won in 2008 and needs every dollar so he throws everyone else under the bus.You are all on your own and since there are so many seats on the dem side up for election this time the DNC isn't going to have much to give to each....
Just morally bankrupt.
Just morally bankrupt.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.


text:
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Philadelphia Phillies have activated left-hander John Lannan from the disabled list and started him against Washington.
Lannan faced the Nationals on Monday night. He is 0-1 with a 6.14 ERA and has been out since April 17 because of a strained tendon in his left knee.
Philadelphia put left-handed reliever Jeremy Horst on the 15-day DL with a strain in his left elbow. He is 0-2 with a 6.23 ERA in 28 games this season.


text: Tony Kulavic Schock Blames Insurance Mandates For Premium Hikes By Amanda Vinicky • Nov 12, 2013 Amanda Vinicky After Republicans' efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act did not work, Congressman Aaron Schock says lawmakers need to lift requirements on insurance policies. Today (Nov. 11) he toured his district, in an attempt to prove his point. Congressman Aaron Schock, R - Peoria, says the Affordable Care Act was supposed to make health insurance more affordable, "and yet millions of Americans are seeing their health insurance do exactly the opposite -- and that is to go up."


text:
Auto Accident Lawyers and Attorneys in Louisville and Lexington, Kentucky
Serving residents of Louisville, Lexington, and Covington, Kentucky
As a victim of an auto accident, it is important that you are represented by a lawyer who is experienced with auto accident claims. The law is so vast and complicated that it is impossible for an attorney to keep up with all the changes in the law unless he concentrates his practice in a particular area. When you retain Matt Troutman of the Troutman Law Office, you will receive the personal attention of an attorney or lawyer who has successfully represented auto accident victims since 1986 and has concentrated his practice in this area of law.
When represented by the Troutman Law Office, you will receive the following Five(5) Benefits of Representation:
1. Expert Insurance analysis and maximization of insurance benefits.
Depending upon the facts of your particular case, an auto accident can involve property damage insurance, no-fault insurance, workers compensation insurance, short-term and long-term disability insurance, life insurance, health insurance, liability insurance, uninsured motorist insurance and underinsured motorist insurance and it is important that your lawyer and attorney be an expert in these areas. The Troutman law office will thoroughly analyze and maximize all your insurance benefits.
2. Representation of your interests against all possible responsible parties.
The Troutman law office will contact the various insurance companies to successfully resolve all your claims and you will not have to worry about negotiating or dealing with the insurance companies and other parties that you need to deal with in order to resolve all your claims.
3. Accident investigation and proof development.
Depending on whether there is a dispute about who is responsible for causing your accident and whether the full extent of your injuries are related to the accident, much work may need to be done to successfully prove that you are entitled to recover damages. The Troutman Law Office will aggressively investigate your claim and obtain the necessary proof to be successful, including the retention of various experts.
4. Aggressive and persuasive attempts to settle your case without litigation.
Once you have reached your maximum medical improvement in the recovery from your injuries, the lawyers at Troutman Law Office will collect your medical records, police photos, tax records and other documentation necessary to persuasively present your claim and present them to the insurance company in an attempt to settle your case prior to litigation.
5. Aggressive and professional litigation services to prosecute your claim in the quickest and most successful manner possible.
If the insurance companies are not willing to pay a fair settlement value for your claim, then the Troutman Law Office will file a lawsuit on your behalf and prosecuted your case to a jury trial to make sure that you recover the most that you can for your injuries. The lawyers at Troutman Law Office will handle this litigation personally and will not refer it to another attorney, as is common with some other law firms.
Related Links:
Kentucky Motor Vehicles & Traffic Laws
Kentucky Motor Vehicle Licensing Laws


text:
350.org strives to be an inclusive and collaborative group of people who bring a variety of approaches to the work we do. We're committed to the principles of justice, and we try to build a workplace where everyone is treated fairly and enjoys working together. We value new perspectives, ideas of all sorts, and different ways of working. Diverse perspectives and experiences improve the way 350.org carries out its work – including what we decide to work on and how creatively/effectively we do that. We do our best to make staff positions accessible to all potential team members, regardless of gender, ethnicity, age, disability, sexual orientation or identity. We also strive to include team members in communities most impacted by climate change or impacted by other kinds of environmental, social, and economic injustice.
If you have suggestions for us on how to do this better, we really value your input and strongly encourage you to write to us at jobs[@]350.org with the subject line 'Hiring Feedback'.


text:
Staff profile - Alison Beauchamp
Dr Alison Beauchamp
|Senior Research Fellow
|Faculty or Division:
|Faculty of Health
|School of Health & Soc. Dev.
|Melbourne Burwood Campus
|+61 3 924 46517 +61 3 924 46517
Alison is an ARC Post-Doctoral Industry (APDI) Research Fellow in the Public Health Innovation Unit at Deakin University. She is currently a CI on the ARC Linkage Grant "Enhancing Health Literacy to optimise health equality across Victorian communities". Her role is to manage this large project (named Ophelia Victoria), which involves collaborating with 9 healthcare sites throughout Victoria to support them in applying a new approach to intervention development and implementation. In her role as APDI Fellow, Alison aims to strengthen the evidence-base for the determinants of health inequalities, and to develop methods for identifying which types of healthcare interventions contribute to socioeconomic gradients in health outcomes. Alison was a NHMRC scholar in the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine at Monash University and was awarded her PhD in 2011. Prior to undertaking her PhD, Alison was a Registered Nurse with an extensive cardiac portfolio. This clinical background provides her with a unique perspective on addressing the challenges associated with implementing new interventions in healthcare settings. She currently co-supervises three PhD students, and has a strong track record relative to opportunity. Her growing international profile is evidenced by invitations to present her work in Australia the UK, the US and Asia.
Knowledge areas
Health literacy
Health inequalities
Chronic Disease
Health Services
Intervention Development
Research interests
Social epidemiology
Health literacy
Health inequalities
Cardiovascular disease
Research grants
- Victorian Department of Health project-specific funding "Development and Validation of a health literacy tool to support clinical interactions" $65,000 Beauchamp A. Hawkins M, Elsworth G, Batterham R, Dodson S, Osborne R.
- Victorian Department of Health project-specific funding "Health literacy and Breast Screening responsiveness" $250,000 Dodson A, Beauchamp A, Osborne R.
- Victorian Department of Health project-specific funding "Ophelia Cancer initiative – Grampians region" $168,289 Osborne R, Dodson S, Livingston T, Beauchamp A, Batterham R.
- Remedy Healthcare project-specific funding 'Understanding health literacy needs of Private Health Consumers" $42,000. Beauchamp A, Dodson S, Osborne R
- Victorian Department of Health project-specific funding "Improving the primary prevention of heart disease in rural & regional populations: A Practice Nurse-led absolute risk assessment clinic; the HeartsFirst pilot study" Rolley J, Driscoll A, Beauchamp A, Halcomb E. $43,000
- Victorian Department of Health project-specific funding "Improving medication compliance in heart failure patients using a Health literacy framework" Driscoll A, Beauchamp A, Osborne R. $95,603
- National Heart Foundation project-specific funding "Use of a health literacy framework to evaluate an educational resource for cardiac secondary prevention: a randomised controlled trial" Beauchamp A, Driscoll A, Livingstone T, Osborne R. $22,000
- Australian Post-Doctoral Industry (APDI) award on ARC linkage grant, "Enhancing Health Literacy to optimise health equality across Victorian communities" Osborne, R, Buchbinder R, Beauchamp A, $1,411,588
- Research Seeding Grant, University of Ballarat. "Incorporating foundational health literacy education into nursing curriculum: responding to clinical demand". Smith A, Beauchamp A, Elmer S, $10,000
- National Heart Foundation travel grant, $2000
- Australian National Preventive Health Agency grant "The impact of obesity prevention policy on social inequalities in obesity" Peeters A, Backholer K, Martin J , Magliano D, Woods J, Stevenson C, Beauchamp A, Ball K., $247,340
- ARC Linkage grant "What will it take to decrease socio-economic inequalities in obesity?" Peeters A, Magliano D, Stevenson C, Martin J, Ball K, Beauchamp A. $223,161
- Monash University Travel Grant to attend course on health inequalities in Florence, $2115.00
- National Health and Medical Research Council PhD Scholarship, $84,239.00
- Gearon E, Backholer K, Stevenson C , Magliano D, Keating C, Ball K , Beauchamp A, Peeters A. Trends in body mass index according to educational attainment. Int J of Obesity, 2015 39:1019-26
- Boelsen-Robinson T, Peeters A, Beauchamp A, et al. A systematic review of the effectiveness of whole-of-community interventions by socioeconomic position. Obesity Rev 2015 39:1019-26
- Beauchamp A, Buchbinder R, Dodson S, et al. Distribution of health literacy strengths and weaknesses across socio-demographic groups: a survey using the HLQ. BMC Pub Health 2015 15:678 http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/15/678
- Missen K, McKenna L, Beauchamp A. Graduate Nurse Program Coordinators' perspectives on graduate nurse programs. In press, March 13th Collegian.
- Cooper S, Cant R, Bogossian F, Kinsman L, Bucknall T, Beauchamp, A, et al. Patient deterioration education: Evaluation of face-to-face simulation approaches. Clin Sim Nurs, 2015 11: 97-105
- Missen K, McKenna L, Beauchamp A. Graduate nurse program coordinators' perceptions of role adaptation experienced by new nursing graduates. J Nurs Ed Practice. 2014, 4; 134-141
- Batterham R, Buchbinder R, Beauchamp A,et al. The OPtimising HEalth LIterAcy (Ophelia) process: study protocol. BMC Pub Health 2014, 14:694
- Missen K, McKenna L, Beauchamp A. Satisfaction of newly graduated nurses enrolled in transition-to-practice programmes in their first year of employment:. J Adv Nurs 2014
- Backholer K, Beauchamp A, et al. A framework for evaluating the socioeconomic health impact of obesity prevention strategies. Am J Pub Hlth 104:43-50
- Beauchamp A, et al The effect of obesity prevention interventions according to socioeconomic position. Ob rev 2014 15: 541-554
- Bogossian F, Cooper S, Cant R, Beauchamp A, et al. Undergraduate nursing students' performance in recognising and responding to sudden patient deterioration. NET (2013)
- Beauchamp A, et al. Attendance at cardiac rehabilitation is associated with lower all-cause mortality after 14 years. Heart 2013 99:620-5.
- Driscoll A, Beltrame J, Beauchamp A, et al. Reducing Risk in Coronary Artery Disease. Are Australian Patients in General Practice Achieving Targets? Int Med 2013 43:526-31
- Cooper S, Beauchamp A, et al. Managing patient deterioration: a protocol BMC Nurs 2012, 11:18
- Backholer K, Mannan H, Magliano D, Walls HL, Stevenson C, Beauchamp A, et al Projected socioeconomic disparities in the prevalence of obesity amongst Australian adults. ANZJPH 2012, 36:557–563
- Beauchamp A, et al Incidence of cardiovascular risk factors by education level. LLCS 2011 2(3)
- Driscoll A, Beauchamp A, Suboptimal management of cardiovascular risk factors in coronary heart disease patients. Intern Med 2011 40(10)
- Harriss L, Ajani A, Hunt D, Shaw J, Beauchamp A, et al Accuracy of national mortality codes in identifying adjudicated cardiovascular deaths. ANZJPH 2011 35:466-76
- Beauchamp A, et al. Validation of de-identified record linkage to ascertain hospital admissions in a cohort study. BMC Med Res Methodol 2011, 11:42
- Beauchamp A, et al. Associations between smoking status, lifestyle and lipoprotein subclasses. J Clin Lipid 2010 4:522–530
- Beauchamp A, et al. Best practice for prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease through an equity lens: a review. EJCPR 2010 17:599–606
- Beauchamp A, et al. Inequalities in cardiovascular disease mortality: the role of behavioural, physiological and social risk factors. JECH 2010 64:542-548 .


text:
Participating Faculty Members
- Participating Faculty Members
- Accounting
- Art
- Biology
- Catholic Bioethics
- Chemistry
- Communication Studies
- DSS/Business Intelligence
- Economics
- English
- Faith Justice
- Food Marketing
- Health Services
- History
- Management
- Marketing
- Mathematics
- Modern and Classical Languages
- Pharmaceutical Marketing
- Physics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Special Education
- Teacher Education
- Theology and Religious Studies
Updated for 2016
Dr. Rachel Hall
In addition to being a mathematics professor, I have published research on early American sacred music in the shape note tradition. I am interested in advising students who would like to complete a Summer Scholars project on any aspect of the tradition, including the distinctive compositional style of shape note music, quantitative analysis of music and/or performance practice, and the theology, music, and sacred poetry of the Second Great Awakening. Majors include Music, Theology, History, English, Mathematics, or Computer Science. The amount of musical background needed depends on the project you wish to complete; some projects are accessible to students with no prior musical experience. All students are expected to gain practical singing experience through tutorials with me and through attending events in the Philadelphia area.
My fields of research are combinatorics and graph theory. In very general terms, combinatorics deals with enumeration of the number of ways to perform a mathematical task (such as choosing a delegation of three people to represent a group of 15 people), and graph theory is concerned with diagrams you make by connecting dots with lines. Since these areas are relatively accessible to undergraduates, they are often sources of undergrad-level research problems, but not all the projects I have directed have been purely combinatorial, because the choice of topic is in large part driven by the student's needs and interests. I have directed projects each of the last five summers. In '06, I directed two summer scholar projects: The role of invariance in mathematics (which, among other things, investigated the use of an invariant in a number of combinatorial problems) and Generalized Möbius Inversion (which is abstract combinatorics). In Summer '07, I directed a project in another area of combinatorics, Pólya-de Bruijn Theory, which deals with enumeration questions in which not all the ways of performing a task count as different. (For example, consider painting the faces of a cube using k colors. Rotating the cube will make some colorings coincide with others.) I directed a project centered on probability theory in '08, on stochastic processes and the Black-Scholes formula in '09, and on problem solving in '10. For more details on these projects, please see the one-page summaries prepared by the students.
Dr. Rommel Regis
My main research area is Mathematical Optimization, which focuses on the development of algorithms for finding the maximum or minimum of a function of several variables, possibly subject to some constraints. This research area has a wide range of scientific, engineering (aerospace, mechanical, industrial, environmental), business and medical applications. To begin research in my field requires some background in Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra and knowledge of a programming language. For a listing of my publications, please check out my Google Scholar profile: http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=CeNcWNgAAAAJ&hl=en


text:
"Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" Personal Page by msbrandysue
A Taste of Everywhere
Florida-Jamaica Kitchen-Jamaican/Chinese food because immigrants of China raised in Jamaica-stewed ox tails/curried ox tails, meat turnovers or Jamaican hamburgers are very hot, pigs tail
Pittsburgh-Crystal-Lebanese-lamb on the rocks which looks like meat kebab and eat each piece of meat on bread with sauces, meat loaf or meat ball, grape leaves
Salt Lake City-Red Iguana-Mexican-mole sauces-mango enchiladas on Fridays, chimichangas!, chorizo is like a Mexican sausage
All Kinds of BBQ
Adkins, Texas 20 miles East of San Antonio-Texas Pride Barbeque
New Orleans, Louisiana-The Joint (white people in the 9th ward), pulled pork, sauce is hot sauce and root beer but has different from the three different areas/preferences, pork ribs good too, salad dressing invented here from smoked veggies
Ocean Springs, Mississippi-The Shed-sweet bbq, ribs, brisket, sauce is award-winning and very sweet, mama's pasta salad
All Kinds of Classics
Portland, Oregon-Southern style biscuits-Pine State Biscuits
Fort Worth, Texas-Texas dishes-Fred's Texas
North Miami Beach, Florida-smoked fish-Blue Marlin Fish House Restaurant
All Over the Map
Phoenix, Arizona-authentic Mexican tacos-Los Taquitos Mexican Food Grill
Seattle, Washington-Greek restaurant leg of lamb-Georgia's Greek Deli
San Francisco, California-Italian joint-Bolognese and clams-Rocco's
American Cookin
Southwestern Michigan-Rosie's Diner-can order everything here, pies too,
Northern California's Wine Country-Russian River Pub-burgers, wings, beer, but specialties include grilled chicken and ahi tuna
Minneapolis, Minnesota-Al's Breakfast-omelettes, pancakes, NO credit cards, only one counter to sit at
St. Paul, Minnesota-Dari-ette-Italian food in drive-in-meatballs and sausage, sandwiches
Venice, California-Baby Blues BBQ-baby back ribs and pulled pork, mac n cheese, grilled corn, sauce
North Carolina-BBQ King Curb Service-bbq chicken and pulled pork sandwiches
Taylor, Texas-Louie Mueller BBQ-brisket, sausage, ribs (can run out so get there early) and can order the brisket lean/dry
Best From the Road
Northern California-Johnny Garlic's
Tucker, Georgia-10 miles from Atlanta-Matthew's Cafeteria-cafeteria style-homemade biscuits and then some with sausage gravy, chicken and dumblings, brunswick stew
San Antonio, Texas-The Cove-(carwash and laundromat and in the middle the restaurant)-lamb burgers, portabello quesadillas, fish tacos with poblano sauce
Fairfield, Connecticut-Wilson's Holy Smoke BBQ-pulled pork, brian chicken (?) smoked chicken I guess
Chicago, Illinois-Vito and Nick's-crispy crust pizza, italian beef pizza, breakfast/egg pizza
Baxter Springs, Kansas-Cafe on the Route-Bounella Cheesecake (fried)
Baltimore, Maryland-G&A Restaurant-hot dogs with chili and gravy on fries, coney burgers comes with cooked onions
San Francisco-Tommy's Joynt-corned beef (sandwich), roast beef (sandwich), turkey with mashed potatoes and gravy, meatball sub, chili, lamb shanks, daily specials
Better Than Ever
Atlanta, Georgia-The Colonnade-kangaroo and Southern comfort food, fried chicken stuffed with grits, pulled pork
Daphne(?), Alabama-Manci's Antique Club-po boys and bloody mary
Omaha, Nebraska- Amato's-Italian food, fresh sausage-sandwiches, pancakes too
Big Time Flavor
Dallas, Texas (Deep Ellum)- (Twisted Root Burger was where he went last time)Cane (caneh) Rosso- pizza-bacon marmelade pizza (ask for a little aroogula), pasta roshashana
Minneapolis, Minnesota-Marla's Caribbean Cuisine-dalpury (hot so order water), ox tail
Austin, Texas- Counter Cafe-homemade biscuits (quail and eggs for breakfast featured), (burgers and sweet potato fries, breakfast tacos, pancakes all look good but not featured) and the information for show says they feature chicken burgers but never shown on YouTube video from restaurant
Burgers 'n More
Truckee, California (hour and a half east of Sacramento)-Burger Me!-Italian Stallion is deli meat and hamburger, Chili burger has peanut butter and chilies in it
Kansas City, Missouri-Swagger-deep fried, battered burger (coleslaw on the burger and very warm), beer chili, Texan burger is a burger in between 2 grilled cheeses
Nashville, Tennessee-Athen's (Greek food)-lamb burger with crazy spices and bacon, meatballs on rice and green beans, Greek pot pie
Comfort Cookin
Phoenix, Arizona-Over Easy-breakfast-steak and red eye gravy
San Francisco, California-Dotties True Blue Cafe-long line in the mornings-chili cheddar cornbread and pumpkin oatmeal pancakes
Milwaukee-Comet-bacon on everything/everywhere-bacon wrapped meatload and deep fried turkey-The Comet burger in between grilled cheeses with veggies-free bacon with beer on Sat nights
Comfort Food Classics
Charlotte, North Carolina-chicken and dumblings/home cookin'- at Dish
Providence, Rhode Island-Johnny Cakes, Coffee Milk, chowder, fresh turkey sandwich-Liberty Elm Diner
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Chicago, Illinois-Scandinavian dishes-Tre Kronor Svensk Restaurang
Arlington, Texas-Middle Eastern cooking at a drive-in-Prince Lebanese Grill
Santa Rosa, California-Mexican-La Texanita
Diners Times Three
Santa Cruz, California-Santa Cruz Diner-Vietnamese cooking along with American food-Pha (pronounced fa) is rice noodle soup, spring rolls
Norman, Oklahoma-The Diner-chili, burrito
Boston, Massachusetts-The Little Depot Diner-breakfast-Cuatua (gratuawn) or something, mashed pork, malagatone soup, Boston baked beans
Diners You Sent Me To
Minneapolis, Minnesota-Town Talk Diner-diner gourmet-lamb shank, chicken and waffles, fried pickles, braut burger, bar with different drinks like bacon fat bourbon
Baltimore, Maryland-Broadway Diner-huge menu-seafood pasta, salmon wrapped in potato, open 24 hours a day, goulash
Salt Lake City-Blue Plate Diner-hash, salmon smoked outback, great Mexican food like pork chili verde
Dives Worth a Drive
Between Milwakee and Chicago on Rte 41-The Shanty-Whiskey Shrimp dinner (most popular dinner), Conch Filet wrapped in bacon
Cleveland, Ohio-Parkview nite-club-great bar-smoked salmon BLT, honey chipotle pork tacos
East Anherst, New York-Grover's-Bruiser burger, cheeseburger soup, garlic parmesan buffalo wings
Doin' Their Own Thing
Salt Lake City, Utah-Lone Star Taqueria-authentic Mexican food/tacos, burritos are huge, fish tacos with different fish from market
Minneapolis, Minnesota-Modern Cafe-comfort food-mac and cheese, ravioli, chutney burger, wings, fish cakes
Omaha, Nebraska-Brewburgers-deli sandwiches and alligator bites, burgers, onion rings, guacamole, pesto as side, cajun nachos, cheese in burger
Family Style
Providence, Rhode Island-homemade ravioli stuffed with bbq chicken-Loui's Family Restaurant
Houston, Texas-traditional Bosnian food-Cafe Pita
Glendale, California-authentic Cuban dishes-Mam Bos
San Joe, California-homemade burgers and fries
Farm to Table
Midway, Kentucky-Wallace Station-burgers, sandwiches like paninis, Big Brown Burger, bread/biscuits
Saint Simons, Georgia-Blackwater Grill-seafood, Super Duper Gooper
Washington, D.C.-Comet-pizza and ping pong, pizza and calzone
Fast Food Their Way
Los Angeles, California-Donchow Tacos-Chinese Tacos-find on Twitter-tacos and chimale (chinese tamale)
Honolulu, Hawaii-Rainbow Drive-In-Hawaiian fast food (more of a diner than a drive-in and local food, not American)-gravy is good, chili dog meal on rice
Deluth, Minnesota-Dewitt-Seitz Marketplace-Northern Waters Smokehouse-smoked meat and sandwiches, salami
Fresh and Funky
Charlotte, North Carolina-Landmark Restaurant and Diner-turkey dinner
Reno, Nevada-Dish Cafe-small place, granola, soup, salad, paninis
San Francisco, California-Pier 23-fish tacos but lots of mayonaise, duck poppers with real duck
Fresh, Filled and Fried
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-Good Dog Bar-chicken pot pie, truffle cheese steak empanadas
Spokane, Washington-Chaps-French toast is like bread, (homemade oatmeal), stuffed pork chop
Portland, Maine-Porthole-Lobster rolls, ginger calamari, Hash for breakfast
Los Angeles, California-Glorias Mexican and Salvadorean Restaurant-Mexican food
Reno, Nevada-Louis' Basque Corner- (ox tails, rabbit stew, careful lol)
Jacksonville, Florida-13 Gypsies: A Peasant Kitchen-everything type of food but very different
Go-To Joints
North California-adobo steak sandwiches-Sol Food-puerto rican food-lasagna meat with green olives-
Westport, Connecticut-pub on beached barge-burgers-Black Duck Cafe under 95
Portland, Oregon-hot dogs from scratch-Otto's Sausage Kitchen
Grabbin' A Sandwich
Salt Lake City-Moochie's-Philly cheesesteak and meatball subs
San Diego-Tioli's Crazee Burger-meats made from all sorts of animals and all kinds of different sauces on burgers
Chicago-Cemita's Puebla-cemitas are sandwiches with avacado, chipoltle, cheese and carne asada and al pastor, and tacos with great meat almost Lebanese style meat with chipotle sauce
Homegrown and Homemade
Lexington, South Carolina-The Farmer's Shed-collard greens at farmers market, shrimp on potatoes shrimp n grits, Wednesday fried chicken breast, corn bread
Lackawanna, New York-Mulberry Italian Restaurant-homemade lasagna with stuffed peppers
Honolulu, Hawaii-Poke Shop-classic fish dishes
Seattle, Washington-Southern classics-Southern Kitchen-fried green tomatoes-fried chicken and macaroni cheese, hushpuppies
Arizona-Italian-Giuseppe's Italian Kitchen on 28
Santa Fe, New Mexico-Zia, Adobe Diner-chili cheese fries, smoked salmon quesadilla, fish/chips
In the Family
Baltimore, Maryland-pit beef-Chap's Pit for beef and Charm City Cakes for dessert
Miami, Florida- Puerto Rican dishes-Benny's-mafongo
Salt Lake City, Utah-burgers, Burger Bar (drive in)
Kansas City Barbeque Tour
Smokin' Guns-brisket, and you can ask for the burnt end which is cooked extra long
R.J.'s-in Mission, KS-brisket soup, sausage cooked in corn husk, fried corn, lamb ribs
Johnny's-bbq chicken is fried, pulled pork
(Great American BBQ Festival)
Made to Order
Saint Paul, Minnesota- The Blue Door Pub-Bluesy (burger with blue cheese inside the burger), fried pickles and green beans, Spam bites
Boston, Massachusetts-Rinos-lobster ravioli, Rino Special
Linden, New Jersey-Bayway Diner (only 9 stools) and then purchased a lunch truck, onion rings on the burger but nothing cooked on the show
Name That Cook
Oklahoma City, OK-onion burgers with fries ($4.25) and fried chicken-Nic's
Idaho-pork chops-Rick's Press Room Bar and Grill-salmon potatoes
Seattle, Washington-University District-Trinidad food-Pam's Kitchen-Trinidad bread/tortilla
Neighborhood Joints
St. Louis-Iron Barley-spaetzle
Virginia-The Village Cafe-New York calzones, chips and salsa homemade, stromboli
Glendale, Arizona-The Pitts Again-BBQ-everything-BBQ turkey
Philadelphia-Daddy Pop's diner-breakfast-scrapple (pig part scraps)
Off the Hook Specials
Kansas City-Grinders-chili and tator-tot pizza. chili cheesesteaks, sculpture outback
Long Beach, California-Schooner or Later on Alamitos Bar Marina Center-The Mess specialty (breakfast) and crab omelette, fresh turkey for the club sandwich and great drinks-24 oz. beers (hour or two wait)
Chicago, Illinois-BBQ-Northwest side of Chicago-Farmers Market, RV that says pulled pork-Pig Race maybe?-pulled pork nachos and sandwiches, Galewood Cookshack RV
Ferndale (?), Michigan-The Fly Trap-Vietnamese pho bowls (yuck), breakfast-green eggs and ham!, salmon burgers
Old Time Favorites
Idaho-Highland Valley Summit, 15 miles outside of Boise-Kodiak Grill and Country Store-huge portions
Portland, Oregon-Blueplate-grilled cheese and tomato soup, mac and cheese, malts and soda fountains, "sliders" like mini-burgers (half pork and beef) but put on a mayo-type spread
Miami, Florida-La Camaronera-Little Havana-seafood Cuban style
Only at This Joint
BBQ joint in Portland, Oregon-smoked trout (whole fish) and lamb ribs-Podnah's Pit BBQ-sliced beef brisket
Deerfield Beach, Florida-The Whale's Rib-whale joice-pub that serves Oyster Rockefeller
Boise, Idaho-Donnie Mat's-macaroni and cheese-nasty nachos-burgers
Pub Grub and More
Sacramento, California-The Golden Bear-Smoked Slaw Pizza (no cheese or sauce), Vietnamese Pork Sandwich
Washington DC-Tortilla Cafe-Pork and Cheese Paposa, chicken tamales
Philadelphia-Memphis Taproom (Dogfish?)-watermelon salad, fried pickles!, smoked coconut club with tofu
Real Deal BBQ
Los Angeles/Gardena, California-Jay Bee's Bar-b-que
Chicago-Smoque BBQ-brisket and baby back ribs, awesome beans and mac/cheese
Peola, Kansas-40 miles South of Kansas City-BBQ Shack-known for pig products-jalepeno poppers, order ahead will do a whole pig, brisket
Real Deal Italian
Baltimore, Maryland-Di Pasquale's-market with homemade italian
San Diego, California-pizza-Pizzeria Luigi-thin crust pizza
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-LoBello's-carve names in booth for tradition
Sandwiches Plus
Spokane, Washington-Elk Public House-Reuban sandwich, quesadillas
Minneapolis-Colossal Cafe-marinated pork sandwich, meatloaf sandwich, BLT, green apple walnut pancakes, homemade breakfast sandwiches
North Wildwood, New Jersey-Maui's Dog House-hot dogs and salty potato balls (sells out by end of day)
Sauced and Spiced
Duluth, Minnesota--Taran's Marketplace/Sara'sTable/Chester Creek Cafe-french toast with cranberry spread, red seafish sandwich (from Yemen)
Lexington, Kentucky-J. J. McBrewster's Smokehouse-BBQ goat, melon sauce (no melons in it), Max' Sloppy Sandwich (turkey)
Hendersonville, Tennessee-Cafe Rakka-Lamb Rakka (with traditional tomato sauce), cheese plate, filet mignon kabobs cooked on Himilayan salt block but served pretty rare
Stacked, Stuffed and Loaded
Naraganset, Rhode Island- Crazy Burger-more than 20 hamburgers on menu
Eagle Rock, California- The Oinkster
Rosenberg, Texas- Bob's Taco Station-Mexican food and snowcones
Surf 'n Turf
Mayport, Florida-Singleton's Seafood Shack-fresh shrimp in SO many delicious options, clam chowder
Manhattan Beach, California-North End Caffe-linguini carbonara with panchietta, Kahlua Pig Egg Rolls, pasta, sandwiches
Reno, Nevada-Gold N Silver Inn-lemonade pork rib, burgers with gravy, sandwich dipped
Talkin' Turkey
Boston, Massachusetts-Mike's City Diner-turkey dinner with gravy and stuffing and mashed potatoes and squash, Pilgrim Sandwich, breakfast too
Santa Rosa, California-Willie Bird's Restaurant-turkey dinner, turkey stroganoff, turkey fried steak
Sarasota, Florida-Alpine Restaurant-turduckit, stuffed oysters with spinach (appetizer)
Traditional Dishes
Baltimore, Maryland-Stoney Creek Inn-steams crab alongside corn on the cob (half to break them apart by yourself) but have all things crab
Memphis, Tennessee-Alcenia's-"chow chow"-Southern favorites-fried green tomatoes, catfish, cornbread, chicken and waffles
Minnesota-Donatelli's-homemade Italian-meatball sandwich and pasta (yummy cuz so much cheese), pizza
Triple D Goes Hawaiian
Highway Inn-traditional Hawaiian food
Honolulu Harbor-Niko's at Pier 38-fish dishes
Hank's Hotdogs
Germaine's Luau-locals come here for food and luau
Twists and Traditions
Chaffee, New York-Earl's Drive Inn-chicken a la king, shephard's pie,
Santa Cruz, California-Aldo's-fresh calamari, eat on outdoor deck, raviolis
Cleveland, Ohio-Mumocho-tuna tacos, guacamole three different types, brisket/muchaka
Who'Da Thunk It?
Boise, Idaho-Westside Drive-In-real food from chef-prime rib and finger sticks
Santa Fe, New Mexico-Backroad Pizza-pizza with cornmeal crust and subs, calzones
Fort Worth (Arlington), Texas-Jamaican-Jamaica Gates (goat)
You Called It
Frankfort, Kentucky-Rick's White Light Diner-server is a character and kinda tells you what to order-crawfish pie, oyster po'boy
Cloquet, Minnesota-Gordy's Hi-Hat-double cheeseburger, onion rings, strawberry shakes, bowl of chili
Fountain Valley, California-Paul's Coffee Shop-semper fi always said cuz former Marine-coffee shop-chicken fried steak, pork steak that takes a little to get used to (maybe not), SOS on a metal tray which is sausage gravy on toast and hashbrowns and a piece of fruit "to keep you regular" lol, Korean beef/bbq
You Can Say That Again
Miami Beach-Tap Tap Restaurant- Haitian Food-Creo or Frio (pork shoulder), Akra fritter is like a hush puppy and fried squash with a fun dipping sauce, fish dish get it fried sounds like Snackra maybe but fish comes whole with bones, etc
*South Beach Food and Wine Fest
Houston-Niko Niko's-always super busy, lamb shank has like no fat, Greek meatballs, looks like Greek lasagna, backlava (dessert), greek honey balls
Portland, Oregon-Pok Pok-walk up service-serves food from other countries-Mubahawon which is Thai food and eat the meat with some rice with your fingers, coconut curry soup, shrimp soup, pok pok also eaten with the sticky rice, Vietnamese chicken wings
You Picked 'em
Okarche, Oklahoma-fried chicken-Eischen's Bar and Iga (frito pie)
Houston, Texas deli-corned beef and kreplach-Kenny and Ziggy's New York Deli
Los Angeles-tamales-Mom's Tamales
Top Travel Pages
Share your travels with the world!Join Now!
"God made Texas on his day off...for pure entertainment. Mary Lasswell"
- Member Rank:
- 0 0 3 3 3
- Forum Rank:
- 0 4 3 1 7
- Real Name
- Brandy
- Location
- Cypress, Texas
- Member Since
- May 31, 2007
- Website
- whereisbrandy.blogspot.com
- 775 Reviews
- 3,269 Photos
- Add Friend
- Follow
- Send Message
Badges & Stats
- 775 Reviews
- 3,269 Photos
- 178,475PageViews
- 4 Countries
- 88 Cities
- See All Stats
- See All Badges (35)
Latest Activity
- updated a La Porte Travel Page "Gulf Town-San Jacinto State Park"
- Uploaded a Photo to "Chi Town"
updated their Profile Page "Work in Progress..."
- Wrote a Review Street Performers in the French Quarter about Walking in New Orleans Things to Do
- Commented on lmkluque's profile page
- Posted in Travel Salem Forum "Re: Uncommon Salem/ nearby to..."
- msbrandysue and Yaqui are now friends.
- Uploaded a Video to Essex
VideosSee All Videos (4)
Top 10 Pages
- Top 5 Page for this destination Houston Intro, 54 reviews, 209 photos, 7 travelogues
- San Antonio Intro, 37 reviews, 192 photos, 10 travelogues
- Top 5 Page for this destination Galveston Intro, 46 reviews, 168 photos, 2 travelogues
- Top 5 Page for this destination Fredericksburg Intro, 23 reviews, 162 photos, 10 travelogues
- Top 5 Page for this destination Dallas Intro, 42 reviews, 135 photos, 2 travelogues
- Alexandria Intro, 22 reviews, 148 photos, 10 travelogues
- Las Vegas Intro, 40 reviews, 128 photos, 5 travelogues
- Austin Intro, 32 reviews, 123 photos, 5 travelogues
- Spring Intro, 33 reviews, 100 photos
- Jacksonville Intro, 15 reviews, 117 photos, 8 travelogues


text:
Features (continued)
Sony cameras have some of my favorite bells and whistles, and I don't mean gimmicks. The HDR, Anti Motion Blur / Handheld Twilight, and Sweep Panorama features are very useful features which allow you to take photos in difficult lighting, and record huge panoramas with very little effort. I'll go through each of those features now.
Backlight Correction HDR
The backlight correction HDR (high dynamic range) feature, combines three exposures -- under, over, and normal -- and puts them into a single image with much improved dynamic range (contrast). The camera shoots the burst quickly that a tripod is not needed -- unlike on some other cameras. While Sony's NEX interchangeable lens cameras allow you to adjust the interval between each exposure, the HDR feature on the HX200V is totally automatic.
|Standard photo
|HDR photo
The original photo (taken in Program mode) isn't horrible, though the ceiling is hard to see, and the trees on the right are missing a lot of detail due to highlight clipping. The HDR photo looks a bit "fake", but the contrast is undeniably better. The ceiling is visible, and the highlight clipping outside of the tunnel has been greatly reduced. And, since this is just a layering of three photos, there shouldn't be an increase in noise, unlike some other solutions out there.
Handheld Twilight Mode
Anti Motion Blur and Handheld Twilight are very similar features. Both combine six exposures into a single image, which reduces both blur and noise. The difference between the two is that AMB tends to use higher ISOs than handheld twilight, so photos taken in that mode may be a bit noisier. Here are real world examples of each of these features:
|100% Crop
Handheld night shot (ISO 2000)
Anti Motion Blur Mode
|Anti Motion Blur (ISO 800)
|100% Crop
As the examples above illustrate, you can get sharp (but noisy) photos in low light, or if your subject has a hard time staying still (Exhibit B is a poster child for that). These high ISO shots don't make great large prints, as you can see the detail loss, but they work great when printed at smaller sizes or downsized for the web.
Sweep Panorama ModeIf I'm not mistaken, Sony was the first manufacturer to release a camera with a "sweep panorama" feature. Their latest revision, Intelligent Sweep Panorama, can shoot both 2D and 3D panoramas, plus special high resolution panos that you take in the portrait orientation. Taking panoramas couldn't be easier: just pan the camera from one side of the frame to the other, following the arrow on the LCD or EVF. The image is stitched together almost instantly. The quality of the standard panoramas is good but not fantastic. The high resolution versions are a whole lot more impressive. The camera tries to avoid cutting people in half, but if there's motion in the frame, you might see some weird artifacts (see first shot).
|A high resolution sweep panorama (I didn't finish going all the way to the right)
|A standard sweep panorama
Clear Image Zoom
The HX200V's Clear Image Zoom feature will boost the zoom power by 2X, with "close to the original image quality" using some digital trickery. At full resolution, that means that you now have a 60X, or 1620 mm, zoom lens! If you lower the image resolution, you can go even higher. Here's an example:
|Full wide-angle (27 mm)
|Full telephoto (810 mm)
|Full tele + clear image zoom (1620 mm)
As you can see, the Clear Image Zoom feature really lets you get close to your subject! It's hard to judge how much image quality deteriorates, due to the atmospheric distortion that occurs at this kind of focal range. That said, I'd probably save this feature for smaller prints only.
Discuss in the forums


text:
22nd April 2016
Most people are familiar with Roald Dahl's children's books and short stories for adults, but he also turned his hand to writing screenplays.
1st April 2016
It's 4 weeks until Mark Oxtoby, aka Jerry from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - The New Musical, runs the 2016 London Marathon and he's been doing some fantabulous fundraising.
13th March 2016
From chocolate decorating to Oompa-Loompa parties, the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre in Great Missenden has got Easter sorted.
7th March 2016
With Easter just around the corner, thoughts naturally turn to candy, sweets and dreams of owning your own chocolate factory, obviously!
3rd March 2016
It's World Book Day (UK & Ireland) and we hope that those celebrating are having a tip-toppling, whoopsey-whiffling, wondercrump day!
25th February 2016
World Book Day is nearly here and we've got some quick and easy last minute costume ideas which celebrate Roald Dahl and his fantastic characters!
19th February 2016
From whizzpopping BFGs to wondercrump tees, there's lots of exciting new products arriving all the time online. Take a look at some new arrivals.
15th February 2016
Mark Oxtoby, aka Jerry from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - The New Musical, is running the 2016 London Marathon.
12th February 2016
Valentine's Day is nearly here so we've been looking at the romantic (and not so romantic) couples in Roald Dahl's stories.
11th February 2016
In celebration of Roald Dahl's centenary, today sees the release of some squiffing new Roald Dahl paperback book covers.


text:
Top StoriesPrevious NextSocial ZoneMustang VisionMore Headlines
Ex-Cal Poly Linebacker Burton De Koning Signs With Ottawa Redblacks May 18, 2016 Former Cal Poly linebacker Burton De Koning has signed a free-agent contract with the Ottawa Redboacks of the Canadian Football League. [read more]
Former Mustang Quarterback Chris Brown Signs With Dallas Cowboys May 1, 2016 Former Cal Poly quarterback Chris Brown has signed a free-agent contract with the Dallas Cowboys, following in the footsteps of his older brother, ex-Stanford cornerback Terrence Brown Jr. [read more]
Defense Rallies for 59-30 Victory Over Offense in 2016 Spring Game April 30, 2016 The gold-clad offense scored on the first drive, but the defense with the white jerseys came back to dominate the second half and won the 2016 Cal Poly Spring Football Game 59-30 on a sunny and breezy Saturday afternoon in Alex G. Spanos Stadium. [read more]
Spring Game Set for Saturday Afternoon at Alex G. Spanos Stadium April 27, 2016 Cal Poly's four-week 2016 Spring Football Camp culminates with the Spring Game on Saturday inside Alex G. Spanos Stadium. [read more]
Cal Poly's 2016 Season Opener at Nevada Moved to Friday, Sept. 2 April 27, 2016 Cal Poly's 2016 football season opener at Nevada has been moved back a day to Friday, Sept. 2, at Mackay Stadium in Reno. [read more]
Cal Poly Football Coordinators Saga Tuitele and Josh Brown April 25, 2016 Cal Poly football offensive coordinator Saga Tuitele and defensive coordinator Josh Brown answer questions from Central Coast media about the upcoming Spring Game and the progress of the team heading into the final week of the 2016 Spring Camp.
Offense Held to One Touchdown in Spring Camp Scrimmage on Saturday April 23, 2016 The offense waited until the final play of Saturday's scrimmage to score a touchdown as Cal Poly's revamped defense slowed down the high-powered Triple Option on Cal Poly's track. [read more]
Cal Poly Schedules a Second Scrimmage for Saturday Afternoon April 22, 2016 The Cal Poly football team wraps up the third week of its 2016 Spring Camp with a scrimmage Saturday afternoon on the "I" Field adjacent to the track. [read more]
/sports/fball/2015-16/photos/De_Koning_2015_18.jpg?max_width=995&max_height=520 /sports/fball/2015-16/photos/BrownISU.jpg?max_width=995&max_height=520 /sports/fball/2015-16/Jenkins222.jpg?max_width=995&max_height=520 /sports/fball/2015-16/Garcia1web.jpg?max_width=995&max_height=520 /sports/fball/2015-16/photos/Santini-Mazolewski2.jpg?max_width=995&max_height=520 /images/setup/thumbnail_default.jpg?max_width=995&max_height=520 /sports/fball/2015-16/Protheroe2Web.jpg?max_width=995&max_height=520 /sports/fball/2015-16/football_scrim_fb-9410.jpg?max_width=995&max_height=520
2016 Cal Poly Football Coaches Clinic Slated for April 22-23 April 13, 2016 The 2016 Cal Poly Football Coaches Clinic will be held Friday and Saturday, April 22-23, on the Cal Poly campus.
89 Players Endure Winds and Goats on Opening Day of 2016 Spring Camp April 6, 2016 On a warm and windy morning, with a herd of about 50 goats grazing in the background, Cal Poly's 2016 football team opened Spring Camp on Wednesday on the upper fields of the Cal Poly Sports Complex.
ROOT SPORTS to Televise Cal Poly Home Game vs. Montana on Sept. 24 April 6, 2016 The 2016 ROOT SPORTS broadcast schedule of Big Sky Conference football games kicks off Sept. 24 with Cal Poly's Big Sky opener against Montana inside Alex G. Spanos Stadium.
Spring Camp Opens Wednesday; 2016 Spring Game Set for April 30 April 4, 2016 Cal Poly opens its eighth Spring Camp under head football coach Tim Walsh on Wednesday at 6:20 a.m. on the upper artificial turf fields of the Cal Poly Sports Complex.
Mustang Quartet Display Skills, Talent to NFL Scouts on Cal Poly Pro Day March 28, 2016 Four former Cal Poly football players displayed their skills and talent to National Football League scouts at Cal Poly's Pro Day held Monday on campus.
Quartet of Former Mustangs Set for Cal Poly's NFL Pro Day Monday March 25, 2016 A quartet of former Mustang football players are slated to participate in Cal Poly's NFL Pro Day on Monday morning.
Sat Nov 19
Northern Colorado
No Event
No Event
No Event
No Event


text:
Aleksashenko, Sergei. 1999. Bitvazarubl'. Moscow: Alma Mater.
Alesina, Alberto. 1987. "Macroeconomic Policy in a Two-party System as a Repeated Game." Quarterly Journal of Economics 102: 651–78.
Alesina, Alberto and Allen Drazen. 1991. "Why Are Stabilizations Delayed?" The American Economic Review 81: 1170–88.
Alesina, Alberto and Howard Rosenthal. 1995. Partisan Politics, Divided Government, and the Economy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Alesina, Alberto, Nouriel Roubini and Gerald D. Cohen. 1997. Political Cycles and the Macroeconomy. Cambridge: The M.I.T. Press.
Alesina, Alberto and Roberto Perotti. 1995. "The Political Economy of Budget Deficits." IMF Staff Papers 42 (1): 1–31.
Alvarez, Michael R., Geoffrey Garrett and Peter Lange. 1991. "Government Partisanship, Labor Organization, and Macroeconomic Performance." The American Political Science Review 85 (June): 539–56.
Andres, Javier and Ignacio Hernando. 1997. "Does Inflation Harm Economic Growth? Evidence for the OECD." NBER Working Pape Series 6062 (June).
Andres, Javier, R. Domenech and C. Molinas. 1996. "Macroeconomic Performance and Convergence in OECD Countries." European Economic Review 40: 1683–1704.
Åslund, Anders. 1995. How Russia Became a Market Economy. Washington, D.C.: The Brookings Institution.
Bagci, Pinar and William Perraudin. 1997. "The Impact of IMF Programmes." Working Paper 35, Institute for Financial Research, Birkbeck College, University of London.
Balcerowicz, Leszek. 1992. 800 Dni: Szok kontrolowany. Warsaw: Polska Oficyna Wydawnicza "BGW".
Balcerowicz, Leszek. 1995. Socialism, Capitalism, Transformation. Budapest: Central European University Press.
Banaian, King. 1999. The Ukrainian Economy since Independence. Northhampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing, Inc.
Barro, Robert J. 1991. "Inflation and Economic Growth." Bank of England Economic Bulletin, 1–11.
Barro, Robert J. and David B. Gordon. 1983. "Rules, Discretion, and Reputation in a Model of Monetary Policy." Journal of Monetary Economics 12: 101–20.
Bawn, Kathleen. 1999. "Money and Majorities in the Federal Republic of Germany: Evidence for a Veto Players Model of Government Spending." American Journal of Political Science 43: 707–36.
Beck, Nathaniel and Jonathan N. Katz. 1995. "What to do (and not to do) with Timeseries Cross-section Data." The American Political Science Review 89: 634–647.


text:
JEGS Performance Products 28036 - JEGS RTV Silicone Gasket Maker
JEGS Performance Products 28036 Details
JEGS RTV Silicone Gasket Maker
JEGS premium line of RTV ''gasket maker'' compounds is designed to be oxygen sensor safe and meet a multitude of needs. Use RTV to form gaskets or to seal existing gaskets for increased dependability.Features
Tech Tip: When using silicone, don't always choose blue. Select a color to match your engine parts, such as grey for cast aluminum. This has the added benefit of a higher temperature rating.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Johnny Bats from Works great Used it on manifold, water pump and oil pan. Works great.
Date published: 2015-11-04


text:
A Kinston cabinet manufacturer will more than double its workforce. That announcement came Thursday at Lenoir Community College.
MasterBrand Cabinets will add 334 new jobs over the next three years thanks to the expansion. The plant off Highway 58 currently employs 200 people.
The average salary for the new jobs will be $25,000.
The state is helping to fund the expansion with a $200,000 One North Carolina grant.
Governor Beverly Perdue was supposed to make the announcement, but she got called to the hospital for the birth of her granddaughter.
MasterBrand, which is based in Jasper, Indiana, says it has 8,000 employees at plants and facilities in the U.S. and Canada.
Previous Story
More jobs are on their way to Kinston. Governor Beverly Perdue will make the jobs announcement at 3:00 p.m. at Lenoir Community College.
The Governor's Office won't say specifically what the announcement is, but a source tells WITN that is involves between 350 and 400 new jobs.
Joining the governor at the announcement will be Kinston Mayor B.J. Murphy, Department of Commerce Secretary Keith Crisco, other officials.
Stay with WITN News and witn.com for more on this developing story.


text:
Made In Space is focused on developing the technologies necessary for humanity to become a multi-planetary civilization. The projects below highlight both our existing products and some of our on-going research efforts towards that ultimate goal.
Existing Products
Projects with commercially relevant technology readiness levels
The First Zero-Gravity 3D Printer (3DP)
In the last quarter of 2014, the world's first zero-gravity 3D printer built by Made In Space was launched to, installed on, and operated successfully in the International Space Station. This achievement was made possible through NASA's Flight Opportunities Program and a NASA SBIR grant from Marshall Spaceflight Center.
Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF)
Launching in Q4 of 2015, AMF will be a permanent manufacturing facility on the ISS. Unlike the 3DP experimental printer, AMF will print with a wide range of polymers, is designed to last the entire lifetime of the space station, and will be commercially available for any customers on Earth who wish to get select hardware to space faster, safer, and more affordably than traditional launch methods.
Material Recycler (R3DO)
R3DO (pronounced riːˈdu) is the codename for our zero-gravity material recycler. R3DO was designed so that material from waste products or previous prints could be melted down and turned back into 3D printing feedstock, considerably enhancing the sustainability and overall efficiency of off-world additive manufacturing.
MIS Labs
On-going projects crucial to our technology development roadmap
Tactical 3D Printing (TAC3D)
Additive manufacturing in demanding and extreme environments on Earth.
Extended Structure Additive Manufacturing Machine (ESAMM)
Manufacturing devices for the production of struts and beams of indefinite length.
Vacuum Additive Manufacturing (VAC)
Additive manufacturing methods that work in vacuum.
Advanced in-space manufacturing and assembly technologies.


text: Welcome to the latest entry in our Bonus Round series, wherein we tell you all about the new Android games of the day that we couldn't get to during our regular news rounds. Consider this a quick update for the dedicated gamers who can't wait for our bi-weekly roundups, and don't want to wade through a whole day's worth of news just to get their pixelated fix. Today we've got an RPG-puzzle mix, two, count 'em, two helicopter games, a stylish retro platformer, and another puzzle game from Noodlecake.Read More


text:
We maintain add on Sesa Sterlite Ltd share price with a target price of Rs 210 per share. We estimate ebitda of Rs 520 crore for Sesa Sterlites Karnataka mining operations (including small portion for pig iron business) for FY15e.
Iron ore mining accounts for only 2% of the Sesa Sterlite's overall ebitda (Rs 28,100 crore for FY15e). We have not factored restart of Goa operations in our earning estimate as the Supreme Court is yet to decide on the restart of operations. We expect modest upside after the run-up, modest gains are possible from strong performance in zinc.
Sesa Sterlite is evaluating the option to commission first pot-line (3.13 lakh tpa) of its 1.25 mtpa Jharsuguda aluminum smelter. The power requirement for the smelter will be met from the 2,400 MW Jharsuguda power plant. The logic of switch to aluminum is rupee depreciation led increase in aluminum realisations, and low profitability in the power business from constrained generation due to factors such as low seasonal demand/evacuation restrictions/lack of PPAs and sale in exchanges on a high cost of generation.
Despite improved aluminum realizations (in rupee terms), we believe the economics of switch will yield moderate incremental operating profit. As per our estimate, the company can generate incremental ebitda of Rs 700-1,100 crore at the prevailing LME prices (and physical premiums) for commissioning of 1-3 smelter pot-lines, ie 3.13 lakh tpa to 9.38 lakh tpa of the 1.25 million tpa smelter.


text:
Hot answers tagged social-combat
You can't optimise in Dungeon World, not like you can in D&D. To do what you want to do, you have to approach it differently. It's a different game, after all. Unlearn what you know about D&D There are a bunch of assumptions in the question that make sense for D&D and make no sense for Dungeon World. Trying to play Dungeon World according to ...
Only top voted, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible


text:
It is posible to have 2 "empty" sacs?
Comments (10)
Jessica (30 yo), DH- James (31 yo)
Amelia Rose 9/13/2013
Jasper Davis 3/2/2015
At 5 weeks, yes, you'll more than likely have an empty sac. This is why doctors usually wait until around 8 weeks for the first ultrasound. I found this out with my daughter. I was 5w1d and went in for bleeding. Dr saw an empty sac. 3 weeks later, there was the baby with a strong heartbeat.
Mommy to Nevada (4-21-09) and Sylas (9-10-13)
Anything is possible. If you are only 5 weeks i would not have an ultrasound for atleast another week- 2 more weeks at best if you have a choice. You should get a good strong heartbeat by 7 weeks. Its entirely possible to have 2 blighted ovums. I am not sure on the statistics but anything is possible.
Briar married to Pedro 2005
5 yr old 3 yr old 2 yr old and new baby Dec 2013
And what we're trying to say is don't worry yet. Give the baby some time to grow, then check again.
Mommy to Nevada (4-21-09) and Sylas (9-10-13)
Yes it is possible. Anyone of us could be diagnosed with bilghted ovum with any pregancy and some may even have it happen twice. That does not mean it is going to happen. There is nothing you can do but relax and hope for the best. Chances are you have a healthy baby growing and you should try to focus on that. Worrying about all the what ifs will make you crazy.
I say this knowing full well the fears that come from miscarriage. I have had a total of 5 miscarriages, probably miscarrying this baby too. At some point you have to let it go. Understand you have no control as long as you are taking care of your body, you are doing the best you can.
Briar married to Pedro 2005
5 yr old 3 yr old 2 yr old and new baby Dec 2013
I just had this happen to me. I went in for an ultrasound to date my pregnancy and they saw nothing. I was freaking out. Went back 1 week later and saw my sweet peanut with a strong heartbeat. Now 7 weeks with peanut and doing great.
Learn more
Look how far your child has come.
Review your child's growth milestones.
Read about 31 months : Week 3.
Your growing child
Your 31-month-old: Let's get physical
Your 32-month-old: It's rhyme time
Your 32-month-old: Let's pretend
Your 32-month-old: Nap-time strategies
Your 32-month-old: Intro to manners
Learn more
What's next for your growing child?
Get a glimpse of what's to come.
Read about 33 months : Week 1.


text:
Ingram's tackle-breaking, defender-dragging runs and a punishing defense helped the Crimson Tide (7-0, 4-0 Southeastern Conference) overcome four turnovers doubling their season total. It also helped 'Bama avoid the down-to-the-wire scares No. 1 Florida and No. 3 Texas had or an upset defeat like No. 4 Virginia Tech endured.
Steve Spurrier's Gamecocks (5-2, 2-2) had never beaten a team ranked higher than No. 3 and were hoping for their second win over a top-five team this season.
Ingram didn't let it happen. He was practically a one-man show on the decisive drive. He took the direct snap for five consecutive runs including a 24-yarder and 22-yarder and then took a pitch in from 4 yards out with 4:54 left.


text:
Three taunting new promos for the Netflix political drama "House of Cards" have just arrived. Prepare for the second season, coming February 14th. At a tasteful 31-seconds each, take a minute and a half to enjoy these teases for what's next for Francis Underwood (Kevin Spacey) and his wife Claire (Robin Wright). Watch Frank define "politics," get a quick peek at a vulnerable Claire, and see a bit of what ensued after Frank's inauguration.
By Taylor Lindsay | Indiewire February 11, 2014 at 10:40AM


text:
GK ReinaDF Finnan, Carra, Arbeloa, RiiseMF Benayoun, Gerrard, Mascherano, BabelFW Voronin, CrouchThe reason I don't use Hyppia is his speed, consider Djibil Cisse's speed, I'll use Arbeloa. Obviously Rafa is keeping his rotation policy, so there you go.
cisse faces a late fitness test and they are missing their main playmakeri would like to see torres and crouch upfronti expect babel to play and yossi to continue his run in the team in the abscence of pennant following his sending off. also crouch worries european teams so thats why i have included himim going all out and saying 4-0 to liverpool with torres getting 2 including the opener


text:
Respond to Review of Napfenyes Restaurant and Pastry Shop
by ronitw
Review: Lovely place, great food, lovely people. We had a very nice experience! Recommending the Goulash and the French Onion soups especially.
You must login to post a response
Login | Register (see member benefits)
Login | Register (see member benefits)


text:
Baby Monster by Beware-Of-OptimistWatch
©2012-2016 Beware-Of-Optimist
My entry for the Cute Monsters contest I've used this little critter for stationary a time or two... heck if I don't win I might consider making her into a T-shirt myself <3
Cute creature and fun!
The back design is a really good idea
I bet on the front design poor little monster might have been more happy without the sign ...
Great idea!
Would be grateful if you could have a little look at my design as well ...
I bet on the front design poor little monster might have been more happy without the sign ...
Great idea!
Would be grateful if you could have a little look at my design as well ...
The "turn back" text on the back is especially subtle... If someone walks by you when you wear this t-shirt and they turn their head, they'd be invited to follow Voted for your little monsteress.
So cute! Voted!!
Cute idea!! Check mine out to please!
Cute image
voted, so cute!
Oh how cute!!
Hey! thanks for the comment! I just thought about bugs and came up with shapes and drew some from reference for fun as well
I actually do like this good job
Cute)) You have got my vote)
Cute baby monster thing. Vote given!
sweet design!
Voted for ya!^^Nice work, hope it can get into the top 50, haha
Thanks very much! I am really hoping so
Hey, btw, do u know whether we can check the number of votes? o.O
Sadly, I don't think you can...at least, I still haven't figured out how. If you ever figure it out let me know
Aww...looks like indeed we can't check our no. of votes...but at least we should be notified if get into the second round right?
I know, sad huh? But yes! I would think so. Would seem silly if they didn't. haha it was so annoying, I had a super realistic dream last night that I made it into the top 50, and then I woke up....
"and then I woke up..." LOL!! I really wanna see your shirt gets printed out, it will be fantastic Now the 1st round has ended but they still don't seem to have sent us any messages, have you received anything? o.O
thanks, I hope! If I don't get it in the contest, I might see if my neighbor can make me a tshirt of it (He is an artist at a t-shirt/misc item customizing place in town). And nope, I haven't... I'm sort of amazed it takes so long to tally up the votes. I thought they'd just have some sort of system that would have them automatically show from most to least voted and then just grab the top 50 and stick 'em up. But maybe there is more complex HTML coding involved in posting stuff to their site...that or maybe they are judging them first and then will post them all. That would take longer.
Very cute! I'll vote...
This is cute
Awww so cute!
please check out mine~!
please check out mine~!
Waaaa! simple and cute monster baby ... voting - * u * -
yahoo, super! voted!
this is cute just voted


text:
Four Suspected Tornados Hit Central Illinois
Surveyors are expected to head to Mechanicsburg and Pana Friday to review damage firsthand from Thursday's storms.
The National Weather Service says four possible tornadoes touched down in central Illinois, causing minor damage.
Officials with the agency's office in Lincoln say they're reviewing preliminary reports of four twisters that struck Thursday afternoon.
The tornadoes were reported near the Cass County town of Arenzville, about 50 miles west of Springfield; east of Mechanicsburg in Sangamon County; near Pana in Christian County; and west of Shumway in Effingham County.
The storms reportedly destroyed several outbuildings and snapped utility poles. No injuries were reported.
The outages in Mechanicsburg, site of the WUIS transmitter, knocked the station off of the air for a few hours.
Listeners are reminded that when such incidents happen they can hear WUIS programming at wuis.org
Meteorologist James Auten (AH'-tuhn) says the number of tornadoes could change as scientists review data and storm reports.


text:
If you hadn't been there yourself, you'd never know this had been Photoshopped.
cool atmosphere, kind of spooky ;-) nice work
Very cool! I would like to know how to do this with some of my own shots. I suppose Photoshop is required?
Hi Patrick, I drive by this building often, always think -How spooky... your photo captured it just as it is in my mind...even more! Very nice work Regards Ilona
Thanks for the comments. This building is the old corporate headquarters for GasCo (now Northwest Natural Gas). The site has been designated as a superfund site due to massive pollution in the 1920's and 1930's. There's a large pit, covered over with soil, where thousands of tons of waste were dropped from gas and oil refining. Unfortunately that waste is now leaking into the river. The photo has been photoshopped, but only to remove the oil storage tanks in the background. The overall effect comes from using an infrared filter on my camera, not from any photoshopping.
An added comment. If you plan to photograph this location, please be aware that there are armed guards patrolling the area. This photo was taken from the bed of my pickup, using a tripod, beside the barbed wire fence. The guards in the area forced another photographer and myself to leave, although the other photographer was able to use some delaying tactics so I could get the shot.
Thank you Patrick, honestly, I was a bit scared ! ( Honestly - A LOT scared,) I saw the signs, so I just aimed and shot as fast as I could and get out of there... ( also had my AF lawyer husband with me, - just in case) Ilona
Hi Patrick, I took a Panoramio picture of this too. I also took the liberty of adjusting my levels to bring out the creepy aura, but not much messing around was necessary. It would be a really good place for a haunted house or haunted school at Halloween. Your picture is even creepier than mine.. good job! Paul Cedar.
Marvelous picture.
A couple of notes:
1) "schmoozing" the guards at this location MAY work, but please notice that they are armed, and at least in my situation they approached my vehicle with their hand ON their gun.
2) This building was never a train station. The original Portland train station burned down, and Union Station was built to replace it.
3) This building was built BY Gas Co, and never had any other purpose than being the company headquarters of Gas Co (now Northwest Natural Gas). It was abandoned when the headquarters were moved, and has not been used since then due to massive pollution of the surrounding land.
I first saw this building, a little over two years ago for the first time. I was just in awe, I couldn't stop thinking about it. I had guessed it was an old train station because of the clock, but I now know what it was. I'm still telling you that building has a life of it's own.
Photo taken in Northwest Industrial, Portland, OR, USA


text:
South Korea and the United States have been maintaining a high level of vigilance against North Korea since early March, the presidential spokesman said Thursday, denying reports the surveillance level was raised in response to Pyongyang's moves to fire a ballistic missile.
The alertness, dubbed "Watchcon," was upgraded by one step to Level 2 from Level 3 on March 5 when North Korea's military said it will void the Armistice Agreement that halted the 1950-53 Korean War, presidential spokesman Yoon Chang-jung told reporters.
Local media had reported Wednesday that Watchcon was raised recently to keep close watch over the North's moves to launch a medium-range ballistic missile, known as Musudan, this week ahead of the April 15 birthday of late North Korean founder Kim Il-sung.
"The Korea-U.S. intelligence surveillance assets have been bolstered since the (North's) Supreme Command of the Korean People's Army issued a statement," Yoon said, referring to Pyongyang's threat to void the cease-fire. "It is not true that it was raised yesterday."
South Korean officials have said the North could launch the Musudan missile at any time. The launch, if carried out, would mark the first test firing of the longer-range missile believed to be capable of flying as far away as the U.S. territory of Guam in the Pacific.
Experts said the North appears to be trying to use the launch to demonstrate its capabilities to deliver nuclear warheads on longer-range missiles. In December, the North also successfully sent a satellite into orbit on a long-range rocket, a move widely condemned as a banned test of missile technology.
North Korea has long used missile or rocket launches not only to hone its missile capabilities, but also as a way of expressing anger at the outside world. Pyongyang has been upset this time over new U.N. sanctions for its February nuclear test and U.S.-involved annual military drills in the South.
About 28,500 American troops are stationed in South Korea to deter threats from the North, a legacy of the Korean War, which ended without a peace treaty, leaving the divided peninsula still in a state of conflict.


text: Why would North Korea act so foolishly, with its provocation of the U.S. and hints of war? The answer is certainly its young, relatively new leader, Kim Jong Un, but what is his motivation? Insanity? Attempting to unify the country? Wanting to establish his leadership credentials? He is playing with fire, but the U.S. has no choice but to take him seriously.


text:
RailRiders fall to Pawtucket
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders held a tenuous one-run lead for eight innings Monday.
But a late rally erased it and officially eliminated the team from postseason contention in the International League.
Pawtucket scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth - including Mark Hamilton's single that Brought home Jackie Bradley Jr. with the winning run - as the Red Sox walked off with a 2-1 win at McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket, R.I.
The defeat put the RailRiders 8½ games behind wild-card leading Rochester, pending the outcome of the Red Wings' game Monday against Syracuse, with seven games left in the regular season.
The RailRiders' loss erased what was easily Brett Marshall's best start of the season. The right-hander went seven innings, allowed two hits, walked none and struck out nine.
Prior to Monday, Marshall had two starts in which he allowed two hits and no runs this season: Aug. 9 against Buffalo when he pitched six innings; and June 28 when he went five innings against Syracuse. Marshall earned wins in both games.
Cesar Cabral replaced Marshall to start the eighth inning and pitched a perfect frame with two fly outs and a strikeout. He came out to start the ninth inning, but walked the No. 9 hitter Jeremy Hazelbaker on four pitches.
Cabral then surrendered a double to Bradley that sent Hazelbaker to third. After hitting Brock Holt with a pitch, Cabral was pulled for Jim Miller, who faced a bases-loaded, no-out situation. Miller gave up a sacrifice fly to Ryan Lavarnway that scored Hazelbaker and tied the game.
Hamilton followed by lining a single to right field to score Bradley with the winning run.
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre took the lead two batters into the game when Corey Patterson connected for a home run to give the RailRiders a 1-0 lead.
Patterson had two of the RailRiders' three hits while Addison Maruszak had the other, a single to lead off the eighth inning.
Bradley had three of the Red Sox' four hits with Hamilton's game-winner being the other.
To comment you must first create a profile and sign-in with a verified DISQUS account or social network ID. Sign up here.
Comments in violation of the rules will be denied, and repeat violators will be banned. Please help police the community by flagging offensive comments for our moderators to review. By posting a comment, you agree to our full terms and conditions. Click here to read terms and conditions.


text:
Adam Trenk
Adam Trenk practices in the areas of land use, zoning, public policy, lobbying, community relations, equinie and business law. Adam is a great asset to RLG clients as he advises and assists based on his wide ranging experiences. He served as the Vice Mayor of the Town of Cave Creek from 2013 to 2015 and was elected Councilman of his community from 2009 to 2011. He is western horsemanship enthusiast, a real estate property asset manager, and small business owner.
Mr. Trenk attended Arizona State University where he obtained a Bachelor of Science in Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship from the W.P. Carey School of Business. After graduating he launched a career in real estate, working for the real estate investment firm and then branched out on his own as a consultant, while investing in and managing his own investment properties.
Adam went on to earn a Master of Real Estate Development degree from Arizona State University and then his Juris Doctorate from Arizona State University's Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law. In law school Adam built his curriculum around alternative dispute resolution and real estate related courses.
While completing his studies Adam was very active in his community. Adam was a board member for the Cave Creek Merchant's Chamber of Commerce and sat on the Citizen's Advisory Committee to the Town Council prior to making a run for a Council seat himself. Adam was elected to hold a seat on the Cave Creek Council in 2009.
Prior to joining Rose Law Group in 2010 Adam Trenk worked at another Arizona law firm, where he focused on real estate and litigation.
Mr. Trenk is a western horsemanship enthusiast and has been riding horses across the country since he was a child. Throughout high school and college he spent several summers as an apprentice horse trainer on a Montana ranch. Today he lives in Cave Creek, AZ on his own small horse ranch. His practice includes servicing the legal needs of the equestrian industry.


text:
Come Chat with us live! Learn how HERE!
does anyone have a mod for adding bots into a game?
spam spam spam, waste waste waste!
Are they cool names like WarriorSlug, ScoutSlug, SlugSlug, etc.? I think the names of the slugs are important and should convey 'Hey I'm a Slug that does X function and none of the other slugs do that, so please don't do my job because I'm X slug.'
I am however becoming unsure whether you're asking these questions seriously. It is hard to believe that someone with sufficient hand-eye coordination to operate a keyboard requires this much spoon-feeding.
how, and where do u get the [T]Bots qvm??


text:
Now the next news is who's at second.
Zach Duke advised he will make team; Rob Wooten, Elian Herrera optioned
NEW Commenting Policy
PLEASE NOTE: A Journal Sentinel subscription is now required to comment. You can read more about that transition in our FAQ. As always, our discussion guidelines and terms of use still apply to all comments and commenters. If you have any issues logging in to or using our commenting system, please let us know.
Welcome to our commenting system. Before you dive in, please note the following:
- You can log in to this system either through Facebook or using your JSOnline public profile. JSOnline public profile. Please note that your public profile login will be different than your JS Everywhere login.
- You can personalize your public profile with a photo. You can also use that profile to sign up for email newsletters and alerts.
- While we strive for a lively and vigorous debate of the issues, we do not tolerate name calling, foul language or other inappropriate behavior. Please see our discussion guidelines and terms of use for more information.
- While we do our best to moderate comments, we do not screen comments before they are posted. If you see a comment that violates our guidelines, please use the "Report Abuse" link to notify us of the issue.
- We reserve the right to close commenting on specific stories.
Sort by
So the Brewers will have three lefties in bullpen-interesting.
Now the next news is who's at second.Hide replies
Plus the Tom Gorzelanny left arm waiting for the healing process.
I don't think you can have a seven-man bullpen with 4 lefties, especially when your long man and closer and righties. When Gorzelanny gets back, one of the other lefties is going to have to go.
Smith isn't a lefty specialist. He's basically a starter in waiting as is Thornburg. Wang's an experiment. He's not going to be used in pressure situations. Duke is the only real lefty specialist. If he does well, and Gorzelanny comes back healthy, they may be able to deal one or the other.
I think keeping Duke is a mistake. From what I've seen of him he is not impressive. I believe he'll pitch his way off the roster.
four lefties in the vullpen would be excessive to say the least. one of the southpaws wont make it back here.
Thornburg may have some multiple inning outings but I think the plan will be for he and Smith to be used primarily for 6th inning. He may even get some use in the 7th when Kintzler is over worked. Wang will be used when they are way behind or way ahead.Hide replies
Wang will probably be used when a starter gets taken out early, either because of getting shelled, or just throwing too many pitches.
Talk about Warren Buffett's billion dollar challenge.
Who would've predicted Wang and Duke making the team?Hide replies
The odds were against Zach Duke making the team based on his previous years experience and lack of success.
A fair guess would be that there is only one spot for Duke or Gorzo. If Duke pitches well, there may not be a spot for Gorzelany. It will actually be interesting to see how other clubs fair against Wang and Smith - lefties that throw smoke.Hide replies
Except Gorzelanny is getting 3 mil.
And Gorzelanny pitched well last year in relief. His stats weren't as impressive as a starter, but he does add that versitility.
I doubt you keep 4 lefties. Wang has to stay. Smith and Thornburg pitched their way on to the team. Duke could be the odd man at that point.
Duke would be the one with shortest leash, and may get dumped even if he has good numbers due to too many LHP.
The Brewers will actually have 4 Lefties in their pen. Duke, Wang, Smith and Gorzelanny! 4 and 4 interesting. I can't wait for opening day!Hide replies
Gorzy will not make opening day.
Although Gorzelanny will start the year on the DL. Perhaps they will eliminate Duke when he is healthy?Hide replies
Either that or sign Ian Snell, Dumatrait, or another pitcher from the woeful 2008 Pirates.
When Gorzellany comes back healthy then they will have four lefties on the 25 man roster. Somebody would have to go.
Depends on how other guys are doing or if someone else comes up with an injury. Gorzelanny will undoubtedly spend some time on minor league rehab.
Texas Rangers need a second baseman--they could do Brewers a favor and take Weeks!Hide replies
I don't thing the Rangers GM is that dumb.
he traded a great 2nd baseman for one of the least clutch 1B in post season history.
he could be one of the dumbest GM's working today.
That non-clutch 1st baseman was one of the main reasons the Tigers went to the postseason.
Hard to fathom Herrera not making the team when he can play all the OF positions and most of the IF ones. I would think Bianchi is dispensable since he plays fewer positions. Gennett and Weeks only play second so that really hinders the infield reserves.Hide replies
Herrera is a jack of all trades but a master of none. He's below average defensively at SS, and not a guy you can stick in there long term if Segura went down. Bianchi is solid defender and a better bat than his major league numbers show. Plus he's out of options and there's a good chance they'd lose him if exposed to waivers. It was a no brainer. Plus you could stick Bianchi in a corner OF spot if you had too and he'd do all right.
herrera is a player you can stick anywhere you need somebody. he is not going to be a gold glover at every position nor will he win the batting title but adds flexibility to the team.
Remember in 2005, when Zach Duke was a beast...seemed like such a long time ago
Aside from the formal announcement, and hopefully no last week injures, this is the 25 guys that start the 2014 Brewers season. Duke was a suprise as is Thornburg from the list I doodled 2 weeks or so ago during a work meeting...Hide replies
The biggest surprise was the dumping of Francisco. We all know how Doug loved his power potential but the putrid defense was too much liability.
Latest Brewers Blog Posts
- Corey Knebel closing in on rehab assignment
- Brewers continue road swing in Atlanta
- Will Smith going on minor-league rehab to Brevard County
- Ryan Braun back in Brewers lineup
- Ryan Braun says lower back is getting better
- Ryan Braun remains out of Brewers lineup
- Ryan Braun still out of starting lineup
- Domingo Santana goes on DL; Keon Broxton recalled
- Colin Walsh, Ramon Flores still trying to find their way
- Ryan Braun, Jonathan Lucroy out of lineup in series finale
MLB Highlights
Fan Photo Gallery
More Brewers Coverage
Video Highlights


text:
Rock Revival Alanis Boot Stretch Jean
Sorry, this product is currently not available on buckle.com.
- Low rise zip fly stretch jean
- Slim through the hip and thigh
- Bootcut 18" bottom opening
- Sequins on back pockets
- Hand sanding, tacking, cuts with fill yarn and repair stitch details
- Leather Rock Revival label on back
- 98% Cotton, 2% Elastane.
- Machine wash cold, inside out, separately. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low, remove promptly. Warm iron if needed.
- This quality denim is hand-finished for a unique look. It will wear like your favorite jeans, with each hole and tear continuing to destruct over time. You will love the comfort of this denim that has the look and feel of years of wear.
- Made in China.


text:
- TanzaniaRetailFunding via Tujijenge Tanzania Ltd
Fahari Yetu...TanzaniaRetailFunding via Tujijenge Tanzania Ltd
Mikongeni G...TanzaniaRetailFunding via Tujijenge Tanzania Ltd
Kisiwani Group
This will be her 4th loan from Tujijenge Tanzania. She used the previous loans to start building her family house, buy more sacks of charcoal, pay school fees for her children, pay rent for her business area, and pay household expenses. She has paid back all her loans successfully and requests the new loan to buy more sacks of charcoal to raise her sales. Her dream is to one day be able to provide better education to her children and finish her family house.
She will share this loan with her loan group, Kisiwani, which has 14 members. The members of the group will hold each other accountable for paying back the loan.
Additional Information
About Tujijenge TanzaniaThis loan is administered by Tujijenge Tanzania, which was founded in 2006. It has operations in Dar es Salaam, the coastal region, and the Lake Victoria region. The organization aims to reach out to micro entrepreneurs and provide them with financial and social intermediation services because capital is one of the major barriers to development and success for micro-enterprise initiatives in Tanzania.
For more information on Tujijenge Tanzania, please visit its partner page, or join its lending team.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
About Tanzania
28View loans »
Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 5 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Oct 3, 2012
- Listed
- Nov 1, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Feb 15, 2013


text:
Free carriage for UK orders over £50.00
This item is out of stock.
Price: £20.00
Snuggle up in bed with a good book and this marvellous Matilda cushion.
"What sort of book would you like to read next?"
The cushion has a Quentin Blake illustration of Matilda holding a book and the above quote embroidered on the front, and a plain back. This is the perfect cushion to accompany bed time reading, and great for Matilda fans young and old.
Size: L30cm x W30cm
Availability: Worldwide
Product ID: 502123752732
Manufacturer: Ashley Wilde
Size: L30cm x W30cm
Age: 3+
Materials: 100% cotton, polyester pad
Orders to the UK will be charged a fixed shipping fee per order of £3.95. Orders to other countries are charged at the following rates (prices are per product ordered).
Import duty and taxes may apply on international orders. The purchaser is responsible for meeting these costs. Please see Terms and Conditions for further information.


text:
On this week's on-the-road episode of The MMA Beat, the panel discusses Nick Diaz's reduced suspension, UFC 197, Ronda Rousey's time off, BJ Penn vs. Nik Lentz, CM Punk's potential first opponent and watch video >>
Walka z gali 3rd Warriors Fight Night w Lesznie 20.12.2014 93 kg: Jacek Adamczyk vs. Dominika Konieczny Nagranie: Dominik Durniat/MMARocks.pl watch video >>
Cage-Fighter Episode 93 watch video >>
Zapowiedz Fight Raport 93 MMARocks.pl, SUBSKRYBUJ: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=videosmmarocks http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=SportCityChannel http://www.y watch video >>
Night of Champions 7 07.06.2014 - Pila Walka w formule MMA. MMARocks.pl, SUBSKRYBUJ: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=videosmmarocks http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_ watch video >>
http://fightnetwork.com - Fight Network analysts John Pollock, John Ramdeen and Robin Black gives us the latest headlines in mixed martial arts featuring the aftermath of Bellator MMA 93 and NSAC fac watch video >>
Kid Nate and Dallas Winston of http://BloodyElbow.com discuss the UFC 158 aftermath, including GSP vs. Diaz, Condit vs. Hendricks, Jake Ellenberger and Jordan Mein, and preview the upcoming Bellator watch video >>
Live Chat: UFC 158 recap, WSOF 2 and Bellator 93 preview and more watch video >>
MMAPLUS TV spoke exclusively to one of the most exciting fighters to come out of the UK Michael 'Venom" Page, as he prepares for his American debut at Bellator 93. Checkout our YouTube channel MMAPL watch video >>
NAAFS Finish of the Week #93 Jay Olson. watch video >>
This week's episode is explosive from beginning to end!Casey and Cyrus will discuss amateur MMA, UFC on Fox 3, and make their picks from KSW 19 in the News Flurry. Be sure to look for some CRAAAAAZY watch video >>
MMA Inside the Cage 93 TEASER FIGHTNOW watch video >>
Andy Hug vs. Nobuaki Kakuda: K-1 Grand Prix '93 Super Fight watch video >>
Andy Hug vs. Eric Albert: K-1 Grand Prix '93 Final watch video >>
Ernesto Hoost vs Peter Aerts - K-1 Grand Prix '93 Quarter Finals watch video >>


text:
February 27, 2014 - Industry News
TransCore DAT, a subsidiary of Roper Industries, announced that it has officially changed its name to DAT Solutions LLC. The new name reflects the business's expanding role as a provider of information solutions for the commercial transportation industry and distinguishes it from its sister company, TransCore.
Tags: name change, TransCore DAT
April 8, 2013 - Industry News
Freight matching service provider TransCore DAT has added 25% more equipment types available on its DAT 3sixty and TruckersEdge load board to help flatbed and other specialty load providers, such as freight brokers, 3PLs, and shippers, move freight requiring specialized equipment.
Tags: Load Board, TransCore DAT
We offer e-newsletters that deliver targeted news and information for the entire fleet industry.
The expert, Mark Betner from CITGO, will answer your questions
The expert, Brian Fletcher from Eaton, will answer your questions
Permatex Fifth Wheel Lubricant Reduces the Mess
Snow-Gate Plow Offers Fine Control
TP-8616 Comes with All Pieces for Finding Leaks
AxleTech International Releases Air Disc Brake Pads


text:
- ParaguayAgricultureFunding via Fundación Paraguaya
Nueva Esper...ParaguayAgricultureFunding via Fundación Paraguaya
San Francis...ParaguayServicesFunding via Fundación Paraguaya
Virgen De Lourdes Group
All this group's members raise and sell farm animals, like hens, ducks, pigs and goats. It is a demanding job, but they do it in order to be able to help their families.
Saturnina, one of the group's members, is requesting this loan to invest in feed for her animals. She wants to continue taking good care of them and then sell them.
La totalidad de este grupo está emprendiendo en la cría y venta de animales de corral, como ser gallinas, patos, cerdos, cabras y demás. Es un trabajo muy sacrificado, pero lo hacen para poder ayudar a sus familias.
Saturnina, una de las integrantes, solicita de este crédito para poder invertirlo en la compra de alimentos para sus animales, ya que quiere seguir cuidándolos bien y venderlos.
Additional Information
About Fundación ParaguayaFundación Paraguaya is a financially self-sustaining social enterprise that promotes entrepreneurship in urban and rural areas through microfinance, education programs, and more. Its focus on agriculture has helped many farmers boost their crop yields. And a number of other borrowers have taken out loans to start and grow social businesses that have helped deliver eyeglasses, medicines and other helpful services in their local communities.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
About Paraguay
50View loans »
Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 9 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Dec 13, 2012
- Listed
- Jan 14, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Covered
- Ended:
- Aug 17, 2013


text:
Business |
ATHENS Jan 11 Greece's government has postponed to next week a decision on how to wind down troubled state lender Hellenic Postbank after international lenders asked to study the bank's business plan, a banker close to the matter said on Friday.
"The (EU/IMF) troika asked for a few days to assess the business plan of the 'good' bank," the banker said, referring to the bank's healthy assets that are expected to be run as a standalone entity.
Editor's Choice
Our top photos from the last 24 hours.