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*Served with grilled seasonal vegetables and the chef 's romesco sauce
Hamburger or Cheeseburger$17.00
Served with french fried zucchini, and condiments
- Add Cheese
- $1.00
New York Strip Steak*$26.00
Short Ribs Argentine Style*$26.00
Tira de asado, chimichurri sauce
Grilled Salmon*$22.00
Veal Chop*$33.00
Grilled Vegetables$12.00
With rice
Uncle Mikey's Sausage Sandwich$12.00
San gennaro style with peppers & onions
Caesar Salad$11.00
House specialty caesar - made fresh daily, created originally in our sentinel bldg, sf at caesar's grill in 1924
Arugula Salad$9.00
Cho Cho Salad$11.00
Baby spinach with bacon in asian dressing
Mixed Green Salad$10.00
Cobb Salad$17.00
A meal in itself
Vegetables & Sides
Sauteed in olive oil with garlic
Sauteed in olive oil with garlic
Broccoli Rabe$7.00
Sauteed in olive oil with garlic
White Beans$7.00
Table Fries$7.00
Pan-Fried Noodles$7.00
Carmine's Stuffed Mushrooms$8.00
Cole Slaw$6.00
Mammarella's Muffaletta
New orleans style sandwich with ham, genoa salami, mortadella, provolone, swiss, and giardiniera
- Quarter $10.00
- Half $15.00
- Whole $25.00
Aunt Christine's Pettole$3.00
(Zeppole) in white paper bag
Pizza & Pasta
Authentic neapolitan pizza
Pizza Luigino$17.00
Tomato, mozzarella, oregano and basil
Pizza Quattro Formaggi$18.00
Gorgonzola, fontina, mozzarella and taleggio
Pizza Sofia$18.00
Arugula, prosciutto & shaved parmigiano
Pizza Funghi E Salsiccia$18.00
Italian sausage, mushrooms, mozzarella & grated parmigiano
Pizza Vesuvio$19.00
Half-folded with ricotta, ham, and salami on the inside, mozzarella, ham, mushrooms, black olives and artichokes on the outside
Calzone Italia$18.00
Ricotta, ham and mozzarella
Spaghetti Al Pomodoro$12.00
Tomato sauce with basil & onions (no garlic)
Penne Alla Puttanesca$17.00
Tomato sauce with olives, capers, & garlic
Spaghetti Carbonara Classico$18.00
Linguine Alle Vongole$18.00
Fresh clams
Bumbola Con Broccoli E Salsiccia$18.00
Broccoli rabe, italian sausage, red wine, fontina & cream
Rigatoni & Meatballs$20.00
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Rack of Lamb Madame Bali$35.00
This is an armenian recipe, which i learned from my friend armen baliantz. The lamb racks are marinated in pomegranate juice and white onions for three days, and then grilled on our parrilla. Very tender and delicious, with rice pilaf
Habit-Forming Ribs$22.00
I worked as a busboy at a polynesian restaurant when i was at ucla film school. My brother had worked there as a carhop before me, and we were all crazy about their 'habit-forming' spareribs. The rumor is that a microscope was pawned for the cost of an analysis of what was 'habit-forming' about the formula. It's important to use the sauce so you have the 'sweet and savory' combination. I'd recommend first a navy grog and cho-cho salad, and a side of pan-fried noodles
Marrakesh Lamb
If you ever visit the souk in marrakesh, morocco, you might come across a little man sitting on top of a big pile of rocks. If you order the lamb, he'll reach down and pull out a clay pot that has been covered in embers all night, inside of which is the most tender, falling-off-the-bone lamb you've ever had. The lamb is cooked for 10 hours with moroccan spices, a few inches of water, and half a pickled leMon. Unbelievable
- For Two $46.00
Moroccan Bastilla$17.00
I love moroccan food, maybe because i enjoy the counterpoint of sweet and savory. The classic bastilla is how i judge how good a moroccan restaurant is. Originally pigeon pie, it can also be made with small chickens. It takes a long time to cook and when you build the pie, you alternate layers of stirred broth with eggs, meat, cinnamon, and powdered sugar. This is my dream food, truly a favorite
Classic Fiorentina Steak
As served of course in florence and in rome, where i learned it. This is a great thick porterhouse steak, grilled perfectly and sliced away from the bone (which you get). Certainly my favorite
- For Two $95.00
Whole Fish in Salt$31.00
If you're fortunate to have a whole fish, you create a thick paste of kosher salt and egg whites, and coat the entire fish about one inch thick. Then put it in the oven, and when it begins to turn brown, it is done. It will be brought to your table, and the coating cracked open, letting the steam escape
Chicken Mattone$26.00
This dish, alternately called chicken under the stone or brick, has become popular lately, but often too tame compared to my favorite version. You have to drive out to a restaurant on the outskirts of rome about 45 minutes, and call ahead because this is how long it takes to prepare authentically. I went in the kitchen and watched an old man make it. Half of a chicken, its bones in but crushed, is sauteed in olive oil with a little paprika and slices of garlic and is put under an iron weight. All the fat is pressed out of it, and it's flat and crispy on the crushed bones and a little red from the paprika. It is a favorite of my kids as well
Mrs. Scorsese's Lemon Chicken$25.00
Marty's parents always reminded me so much of my own, that i loved to have dinner with them. Catherine was the greatest cook, and one dish of hers was my favorite. Marty can make it as well, and when he describes how it's done, he always says, "you drown the chicken in lemon juice." Then you add garlic, olive oil and plenty of fresh oregano and roast until the chicken is revealed, golden brown
L'ami Louis Gateau De Pommes$16.00
I learned to make this potato cake among many other dishes at the great l'ami restaurant in paris. Warning, not dietetic! The potatoes are tossed in goose fat and then pressed into a pan and cooked until crispy brown on the bottom, then put into the oven. Topped with fresh chopped parsley and garlic, it's wonderful, and i've never seen anyone in the usa make it correctly
Braciole with Rigatoni in Meat Ragù$24.00
This is a favorite from my mother, italia pennino coppola. We'd have Sunday dinner all together at 4:00 in the afternoon, and when i was lucky she'd serve this. Thinly sliced beef rolled with many ingredients and tied with a string. There are many ways of making braciole, and this is the neapolitan style, because of the pine nuts and raisins. She always made two types together, beef and veal. Braciole is beautiful to see and incredible to eat, as we did on Sundays, with rigatoni
French Fried Zucchini$10.00
Fresh Mozzarella$8.00
With pettole
Nonna's Anchovies$8.00
Roasted Eggplant$7.00
With raw garlic
Salsiccia Secca & Sopressata$12.00
Salumi basilicata style with pettole
Wines by the Glass
"Sofia" Blanc De Blancs, Monterey County '14
- $6.50
- $19.00
"Sofia" Riesling, Monterey County '12
- $6.50
- $19.00
"Sofia" Rosé, Monterey County '14
- $6.50
- $19.00
"Diamond" Sauvignon Blanc California '14
- $6.00
- $16.00
"Directors Cut" Chardonnay Russian River Valley '13
- $7.00
- $21.00
"Reserve" Viognier Russian River Valley, 'Catie's Corner' '13
- $9.00
- $30.00
"Reserve" Chardonnay Russian River Valley, 'Dutton Ranch' '12
- $10.00
- $32.00
"Directors" Merlot Sonoma County '12
- $7.00
- $21.00
"Director's Cut" Pinot Noir Russian River Valley '13
- $8.50
- $27.00
"Reserve" Pinot Noir Russian River Valley, 'Keresey Vineyard' '13
- $11.50
- $18.00
"Director's Cut" Cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Valley '13
- $9.00
- $29.00
"Fcr Reserve" Cabernet Sauvignon Russian River Valley '12
- $12.00
- $46.00
"Diamond" Claret California '13
- $7.00
- $21.00
"Director's Cut" Zinfandel Dry Creek Valley '12
- $8.50
- $27.00
"Director's Cut" Cinema Sonoma County '12
- $12.00
- $39.00
Champagne & Sparkling
Nicolas Feuillatte Brut Réserve, Champagne, France$68.00
J Brut, Russian River Valley$43.00
Roederer Estate, Rosé, Anderson Valley$50.00
Francis Coppola "Gia", Frizzante, California'13$17.00
Francis Coppola "Sofia", Blanc De Blancs, Monterey County'14
- $6.50
- $19.00
Laurent - Perrier, Brut Rosé, Champagne France$135.00
Sauvignon Blanc
Capture "Tradition", Sonoma/Lake Counties '12$54.00
Francis Coppola "Diamond", California '14
- $6.00
- $16.00
Francis Coppola "Director's Cut", Alexander Valley '14$21.00
Decoy, Sonoma County '13$33.00
Groom, Adelaide Hills, Australia '13$34.00
Medlock Ames, Alexander Valley, 'Bell Mountain Vineyard' '12$35.00
Francis Coppola "Director's Cut", Russian River Valley '13
- $7.00
- $21.00
Francis Coppola "Sofia", Monterey County '12$19.00
Clos Du Bois "Reserve", Russian River Valley '13$110.00
Failla, Sonoma Coast '13$68.00
Jordan, Russian River Valley '12$66.00
Red Car, Sonoma Coast '13$60.00
Ramey, Sonoma Coast '12$60.00
Rochioli, Russian River Valley '12$70.00
Francis Coppola "Pavilion", Santa Lucia Highlands '13$20.00
Francis Coppola "Reserve", Russian River Valley, 'Dutton Ranch' '12
- $10.00
- $32.00
"Pitagora" Sonoma County '12
- $9.00
- $30.00
"Archimedes", Cabernet Sauvignon Sonoma County '11
- $16.00
- $60.00
Interesting Whites & Rosé
Francis Coppola "Gia", Pinot Grigio, California '13$17.00
Francis Coppola "Sofia", Riesling, Monterey, County '12
- $6.50
- $19.00
Gordian Knot, Albarino, Russian River Valley '12$35.00
Dry Creek Vineyards, Chenin Blanc, Dry Creek Valley '14$22.00
The White Doe, California '13 'Chenin Blanc, Viognier'$17.00
Gustafson "Heritage Tree", Riesling, Dry Creek Valley '13$28.00
Francis Coppola "Reserve", Viognier, Russian River Valley, 'Catie's Corner' '14
- $9.00
- $30.00
Seghesio "Costiera", Russian River Valley '13, 'Pinot Grigio, Vermentio'$36.00
Navarro, Gewurztraminer, Anderson Valley '13$33.00
Navarro, Muscat Blanc, Anderson Valley '12$33.00
Francis Coppola "Sofia", Rosé, Monterey County '14
- $6.50
- $19.00
Red Car, Rosé, Sonoma Coast '14$36.00
Scherrer, Dry Rosé, Sonoma County '14$35.00
Arrowood, Viognier, Russian River Valley, 'Saralee's Vineyard' '12$50.00
Interesting Reds
Francis Coppola "Diamond", Malbec, California '12$19.00
Ferrari - Carano "Siena", Sonoma County '12$44.00
'sangiovese, malbec, petite sirah, cabernet sauvignon'
Manteo, Sonoma County '12$22.00
'syrah, petit verdot, cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, malbec'
Ramazzotti, Barbera, Dry Creek Valley, '12$42.00
Ramazzotti, Sangiovese, Dry Creek Valley, '12$42.00
Francis Coppola "Pitagora", Sonoma County, '12
'syrah, petit verdot, cabernet sauvignon,cabernet franc, petite sirah
- $9.00
- $30.00
Selene "Chesler", Napa Valley, '04$95.00
'cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, merlot'
Keplinger, Biyela "Red Collection No. 1", South Africa,'12$43.00
'cabernet sauvignon, sangiovese, malbec, merlot'
Kelley & Young, Malbec, Alexander Valley '11$60.00
Marietta "Christo", Sonoma, Mendocino, Lot #2$48.00
'syrah, grenache, petite sirah, viognier'
Cenyth, Sonoma County '10$98.00
'merlot, cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon'
Francis Coppola "Director's Cut" Cinema, Sonoma County '12
'cabernet sauvignon, zinfandel, petite sirah, syrah'
- $12.00
- $39.00
Unti, Grenache, Dry Creek Valley '12$58.00
Francis Coppola "Eleanor", Napa, Sonoma County '12$60.00
'cabernet sauvignon, syrah, petite sirah, merlot'
Palmeri "Dark & Brooding", Sonoma County '11$85.00
'syrah, cabernet sauvignon'
C. Beck Petite Sirah, Napa Valley '10$62.00
Pinot Noir
Francis Coppola "Gia", California '13$17.00
Francis Coppola "Director's Cut", Russian River Valley '13
- $8.50
- $27.00
Francis Coppola "Director's", Sonoma Coast '13$21.00
Claypool Cellars "Cc Pachyderm", Sonoma Coast, '12$85.00
Mac Murray Ranch, Russian River Valley '13$33.00
Donum, Russian River Valley '11$95.00
Twomey, Russian River Valley '12$80.00
Sequana, Russian River Valley '11$58.00
Selby "Calegari", Russian River Valley '12$52.00
Dutton - Goldfield, Russian River Valley '13$82.00
Mac Phail, Anderson Valley, 'Toulouse Vineyard' '12$100.00
Ketcham Estate, Russian River Valley '11$60.00
Skywalker Ranch, Marin County Estate '11$125.00
Francis Coppola "Reserve", Russian River Valley, 'Keresey Vineyard' '12
- $11.50
- $38.00
Francis Coppola "Director's", Sonoma County '12
- $7.00
- $21.00
Trentadue, Estate, Alexander Valley '12$36.00
Tycaton "Upper Bench", Sonoma Valley '11$45.00
Francis Coppola "Diamond", California '12$15.00
Francis Coppola "Director's Cut", Dry Creek Valley '12
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- $27.00
Murphy-Goode 'Liar's Dice', Sonoma County '11$33.00
Wilson Winery "Tori", Dry Creek Valley '12$49.00
Ridge "Geyserville", Alexander Valley '12$70.00
Alexander Valley Vineyards "Redemption", Dry Creek Valley '11$40.00
Mauritson, Dry Creek Valley '12$50.00
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Nate Allen is a columnist for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. A graduate of the University of Missouri, Allen is a voter for the Heisman Trophy. He has authored three books about the Razorbacks.
Senior QBs earn their appreciation
FAYETTEVILLE What Arkansas Razorbacks offensive coordinator Paul Petrino told the Northwest Arkansas Touchdown Club about Razorbacks quarterback Tyler Wilson should be said about every senior quarterback.
"If you are an Arkansas fan and you don't love Tyler Wilson, you probably need to look at yourself in the mirror because there is something wrong," Petrino said.
Of course, Petrino's words apply all the more to an All-SEC quarterback like Wilson, a senior from Greenwood who means so much to his team, school and state, but they are deserved generic praise for any college athlete who weathers four to five years at the most irrationally perceived position in sports.
It seems no athletic post of any kind is more exalted, more damned, more important and more overrated than quarterback.
It is the position that can test character like no other, especially being told you are way too good way too soon and then learning the hard way that you aren't. It is the position with the most transfers, the position most apt - usually for the worst - to have a player's parent quoted nearly as often as the player. It's the position where a great catch can rescue a poorly thrown pass for a touchdown in the quarterback's stats, but a receiver's miss glancing off the hands becomes the quarterback's interception.
It is the only position that even when the starter stars, there is always some faction clamoring to play the backup, who then dismisses the back up as permanently doomed to ineptness if he doesn't excel at his first opportunity.
Weather some or all of those scenarios for four or five years, and a quarterback passes more tests than a Rhodes Scholar.
Wilson was the initially heralded backup to Ryan Mallett who struggled before passing for 332 yards when Mallett was injured against Auburn in the 2010 seasons. He then blossomed into a record-setting All-SEC starter for an 11-2 team in 2011.This season, Wilson is on pace to throw for more yards and more touchdowns than ever, but he's already thrown more interceptions than all of last season and plays for a 3-5 team that requires him to pass more often.
So with all that Wilson has done, which included helping keep the team together after the dismissal of Coach Bobby Petrino last April, Paul Petrino's reminder is on point.
If you are an Arkansas fan and don't love Tyler Wilson, something is wrong.
Down the road, Paul Petrino shouldn't have to worry about Wilson always being appreciated in Arkansas.
Quinn Grovey and Joe Ferguson were great Hall of Honor quarterbacks who are still revered by Razorbacks fans even though they concluded their careers on mediocre teams.
Conversely, Arkansas quarterbacks Scott Bull and Mark Calcagni, among others, endured four ordinary years for an extraordinary fifth year.
Such appreciation should be shown for all - from scout teamers to stars - who have endured at the position that tests tenacity like no other.
Indeed, it's not just Tyler Wilson. All senior quarterbacks are deserving of such love.
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Todd McShay of Scouts Inc. released his latest draft board, and the ACC has good representation -- once again with the defensive players leading the way. The only problem is that some of these guys are underclassmen, and it's always a loss to the league to lose those good players early if they decide to go. There is only one offensive player in the ACC McShay considers a first-round pick right now.
This is Insider content, but I'll give you an idea of who McShay is writing about:
No. 4 UNC DE Quinton Coples
No. 8 BC LB Luke Kuechly
No. 13 Clemson DT Brandon Thompson
No. 29 Florida State DE Brandon Jenkins
No. 30 UNC LB Kevin Reddick
No. 31 Clemson TE Dwayne Allen
No. 32 Virginia Tech CB Jayron Hosley
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Steady rain threatened to wash out the first Twenty20 international between South Africa and Pakistan at Kingsmead here on Friday.
Rain fell for most of the afternoon and was still falling at the scheduled time for the toss.
Although the pitch area was covered there were large puddles on the outfield.
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Diaz had his second consecutive three-hit game to lift the Braves to their fourth consecutive win and drop the Phillies into a tie with Florida for first in the NL East.
With the score tied at 2, Brian McCann led off the eighth with a single off Ryan Madson (2-4). Pinch-runner Jair Jurrjens moved to second on Yunel Escobar's sacrifice. Diaz followed with his run-scoring double to the center-field wall.
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Ultracet contains a combination of acetaminophen and tramadol.
Acetaminophen is an analgesic used for mild to moderate pain.
Tramadol is a narcotic-like pain killer used for more severe pain.
Depending on who you ask (and how you define the word "narcotic"), tramadol may or may not be considered a narcotic.
Tramadol is not classified as a narcotic according to the Controlled Substances Act. However, research has shown that tramadol works similarly to morphine, and there have been reports of abuse and dependence on the drug.
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Some sources list the drug as an opioid and others say "opioid like". Some states list it as a controlled substance and some do not. It does have abuse potential just like all opiate type meds. It affects the same receptors opioids do but it also has effects on serotonin in the brain. You can have tolerance, dependence and withdrawals after being on the medication in the same way morphine type medicines do. Tramadol is not chemically related to morphine but they both act on mu opioid agonist receptors. Ultracet is a combination med containing both Tramadol and also acetaminophen. I hope this helps to answer your question along with what suzanne66 said.
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Medicaid Director Offers Update to LTC Committee
Last month, Ohio Medicaid Director John McCarthy provided testimony to legislative members of the Joint Legislative Committee for Unified Long-Term Care Supports and Services, updating the committee members on changes implemented earlier this year in the biennial budget. Director McCarthy focused on the delivery of coordinated care; shifting policies that encourage more home- and community-based care; and, preventative efforts to reduce emergency room visits.
Director McCarthy highlighted efforts to make pay for performance part of the Medicaid reimbursement rate through passage of Senate Bill 264, as well as new initiatives focusing on dually eligible Medicaid and Medicare individuals and creating a single waiver for waiver services. According to McCarthy, the administration will first focus on dual-eligibles, then work on the single waiver. McCarthy stated that the administration will have a "straw-man" proposal ready to review with interested parties at the next Unified Long-Term Care Advisory Group Meeting on January 12. In addition, the administration will hold regional meetings around the state through February, 2012, for more input from stakeholders. Midwest Care Alliance Ohio is a part of the advisory group and will keep members informed of the progress.
Members of the Joint Legislative Committee include: Senator Jones, co-chair (R-Springboro), Senator Burke (R-Marysville), Senator Cafaro (D-Warren), Rep. McClain, co-chair (R-Upper Sandusky), Rep. Sears (R-Sylvania) and Rep. Antonio (D-Lakewood). We will continue to keep members updated on Medicaid and other reimbursement issues. Click here to read Director McCarthy's full testimony. For more information on these or other advocacy issues, contact Katie Rogers at firstname.lastname@example.com or (614) 545-9032.


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The team boarding a flight.
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Wilkinson coaching Mexican players on a June, 1957 visit to Mexico City.
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Wilkinson was the first college coach to have his own television show. Here is a taping of one of those shows.
Shaking hands on the field after Oklahoma's 35-0 win over LSU in the 1950 (1949 season) Sugar Bowl.
A visit to the Bartlesville Boys Club in January of 1957.
An unidentified airport scene.
Wilkinson, seated in car, shares a moment with an associate.
President John F. Kennedy visits the Sooner locker room prior to the 1962 Orange Bowl game.
Wilkinson demonstrates during a practice prior to one of Oklahoma's Sugar Bowl appearances at Tulane Stadium.
Wilkinson, left, with former OU President George L. Cross circa 1950.
Wilkinson gets a seat in the cockpit during a team flight. The date of this photo is unknown.
Wilkinson sitting among the players during a team flight. Date unknown.
Wilkinson taking photos during a trip the 1957 trip to Mexico City.
Wilkinson the tourist during the 1957 trip to Mexico City.
Wilkinson looking through greeting cards. The date and location of this photo are not known.
Wilkinson, right, discussing football with his Mexican counterpart, Roberto Mendez, during the 1957 trip to Mexico City.
Wilkinson consoling a player on the sidelines. The player and date are unknown.
Mexican coach Roberto Mendez, left, and Wilkinson watch drills during the 1957 trip to Mexico City.
This photo was taken in OU's Holmberg Hall on Feb. 22, 1956, when the Sooners were receiving the Grantland Rice Trophy for the 1955 National Championship. Dan Mich, vice-president of Look Magazine, just commented that Look Sports Editor Tim Cohane, seated far right, had picked Maryland to win the national championship for 1955. From left to right are Mich, at the podium, Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary, Chet Francis (seated), Wilkinson, Cross and Cohane.
Wilkinson doing push-ups in his office.
Wilkinson lacing up his cleats prior to a game.
Wilkinson, far left, oversees a Sooner practice.
Wilkinson is carried off the field by his players following the 53-0 win over Oklahoma State in the regular season finale of 1956.
Wilkinson leading a team meeting.
Wilkinson reflecting on the sideline during the 1953 Notre Dame game.
Wilkinson with Bob Hope.
Wilkinson on the sideline at an OU-Texas game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
Wilkinson taking notes while sitting alone in Memorial Stadium.
Wilkinson in his office.
Left to right that's Gomer Jones, Jack Lauderdale, Eddie Crowder and Wilkinson with Captain David Roberson. It appears the OU coaches are about to get some experience in a military fighter jet.
President Kennedy with Bud Wilkinson, 1961. Wilkinson served on the President's Council on Physical Fitness from 1961 to 1964.
Coaching at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas against Texas.
Wilkinson after a 25-21 loss at Nebraska in 1959. It was OU's first conference loss in 74 games and first to Nebraska in 16 years.
Wilkinson celebrates with team on sideline.
Wilkinson, coaches and team react to play from sideline.
Oklahoma at Nebraska, 1959.
Wilkinson and Gomer Jones.
Wilkinson leads team meeting.
Wilkinson accepting Coach of the Year honors in New York, January 12, 1950. Joined by Joe Williams (center), sports columnist for the New York World Telegram, and Dutch Meyer (right) TCU head coach and President of the National Football Coaches Association.
Wilkinson with Billy Vessels (right), Oklahoma's first Heisman winner in 1952.
Wilkinson with Kentucky head coach Bear Bryant prior to Sugar Bowl matchup at end of 1950 season.
Wilkinson with team and Golden Hat in Cotton Bowl locker room after 20-14 victory against Texas in 1948.
Wilkinson congratulated by OU President George Lynn Cross and wife.
Wilkinson carried off field by players.
Wilkinson in 1954.
Wilkinson with trophies.
Gomer Jones and Bud Wilkinson.
Jones and Wilkinson on Owen Field in Norman.
Wilkinson with All-American tackle Jim Weatherall in 1950.
The iconic image of Oklahoma head coach Bud Wilkinson.


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Robertson Tells Father to Love his Gay Son through 'Ex-Gay' Conversion
Today on The 700 Club, a man with an openly gay son asked Pat Robertson how he can show his son "the love of Jesus when you know his sexual preference is an abomination to God." Robertson told the father to love his son by encouraging him to "un-acquire" his sexual orientation and "get out of this." Robertson's advice should come as no surprise, as The 700 Club has featured "ex-gays" and the televangelist has said that gays and lesbians are "on their way to hell," will bring America into the "ash-can of history" and prompt God to destroy America.
Robertson: Well you can love, you know what they say, you love the sinner and hate the sin, but I think what you got to do is love him, you're his father. You want to say, 'look I don't agree with what you're doing but I love you, you're my son, you came from my body, you're part of me and I'm with you but I'd like you to get out of this.' I know people disagree with the question of homosexuality; is it something that they're born with or is it something that's acquired? I think a lot of it is acquired, I don't know all the genes or the genetics that's in your son as to what is causing him to do whatever he's doing, you'll have to figure that one out. But normally speaking, a person who has acquired this can un-acquire it. We've had many people who have indeed left the homosexual lifestyle and gone into a heterosexual relationship and have been very, very happy. But all I can say is love the son, love the son, and show him what you consider a better way.
Notably, Robertson's own Regent University in a study of sexual minorities (gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer or bi-curious) involved or once involved in opposite-sex relationships found that heterosexual behavior did not alter their homosexual or bisexual orientation:
When we look at the sexual minorities specifically, it is noteworthy that the findings from the Kinsey scale suggest that they did report significant behavioral change. This likely reflected the commitment to their heterosexual marriage and the decrease in frequency of same-sex behavior. However, when the Kinsey expanded scale was administered, sexual minorities did not report a statistically significant change in the combination of behaviors, attraction, fantasy, and emotional attachment – the combination meant to convey sexual orientation rather than just behavior.
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Published: Sunday, March 20, 2011 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, March 19, 2011 at 10:47 p.m.
Register now for Schriever election
SCHRIEVER — If you live in the Schriever and Gray areas and want to vote in the upcoming fire-protection election, you must register by Wednesday afternoon.
The Schriever Fire Protection District is asking voters to approve a proposal to sell $2.5 million in bonds. The election is April 30.
If approved, the bonds would be repaid over 20 years, using money from the 4.5 mill tax property owners in that district pay.
The money will pay for expanding a station and purchasing equipment to keep pace with development around La. 311 and U.S. 90, Schriever Fire Chief Ken Pitre has said.
The fire district currently has 5,667 registered voters.
To be eligible to vote, you must be 18 years old on or before the election date, be a resident of
Terrebonne Parish and a U.S. citizen. You must have a driver's license or identity card and proof of residency.
Visit the Registrar of Voters office between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays in the first floor of the Courthouse Annex, at the corner of Goode and School streets. Voter applications can also be found at www.geauxvote.com or at any Terrebonne Parish library. For information, call the Registrar of Voters office at 873-6533.
Help draw new voting maps
HOUMA — You can weigh in on how to divvy up Terrebonne Parish into voting districts at a public meeting next week.
The process, known as redistricting, happens every 10 years and will determine who represents you on the local, state and federal levels. Terrebonne Parish Council's redistricting committee will meet at 5 p.m. Monday in the sixth-floor conference room of the Government Tower, 8026 Main St., Houma.
The committee received three options for redrawing the council's nine districts, a measure required by the federal government so that each district has an equal amount of residents and minorities are fairly represented. For information, call 873-6519.
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HOUMA — Registration is under way for the Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program's 10th annual Paddle Bayou Lafourche canoe trip.
The 52-mile, four-day trip begins April 7 in Donaldsonville and ends April 10 in Lockport. You can choose how many days you'll participate if you're not able to make the whole trip.
The cost is $30 a day, or $110 for all four days. Rental canoes are available on a first-come basis.
Paddlers must register by completing the form at www.btnep.org. For information, visit the website or call (800) 259-0869.
A separate registration form must be completed to attend the "Welcome Paddlers" event April 6 in Donaldsonville
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Lawmaker to sit on claims panel
HOUMA — A local lawmaker will be working to resolve problems with oil-spill claims on a state legislative committee.
State Rep. Joe Harrison, R-Napoleonville, will serve as a member of the Select Committee on Oversight of the Gulf Coast Claims Facility.
The committee was formed to review the claims process for individuals and companies impacted by the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Harrison and other lawmakers will review problems relating to claims filed by individuals and businesses, examining the appeals process for denial of claims and taking action to ensure a systematic and fair process for claims payments.
"It troubles me deeply to witness the protracted suffering of our people, first by the devastation following the oil spill and now through the endless delays and unfulfilled promise of relief," Harrison said.
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I'm having a hard time trying to get my team comfortable with interface based programming ... anyone have some suggestions?
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
In order to help your team get comfortable with the idea, the best route would be to demonstrate what interface-based development can accomplish and contrast that with how the same thing would need to be done without it. For them to "really" accept and begin to understand it, they first need to understand and feel the pain of the problem that it solves. They really need to have the "I'm sick and tired of having to do X every time that Y happens" conversation with themselves or the team. One thing that my father drilled into me in my "formative" years is this little gem:
Once this conversation occurs (self-initiated by the individual or the team) THAT is where true learning can occur. The trick is to foster an environment that will stimulate these types of questions. If you can show them that they want an answer to the problem that interfaces solves, well, then THEY will ask the question themselves.
One good example demonstrating the usefulness of interfaces follows:
You've been assigned to be a bouncer at an international math convention. You've been told only to let people in that can supply a correct answer to the question "What's two plus two". Since this is an international event there are naturally many people attempting to enter that speak many disparate languages. At first your tactic is to figure out (or guess) what language a person requesting entrance speaks, then finding an interpreter that speaks the same and ask the question through him. It turns out that this works, and soon you learn to recognize some of the languages quickly and now know which interpreters speak this language, BUT it sure is a pain when someone that speaks a language that you can't identify outright shows up and you have to spend all that time to figure out which it is and then find an appropriate interpreter. So, knowing that there has to be a better way, you try to noodle out an improved method to do your job, and that is when it comes to you. You get a ream of paper and some marking pens and each time someone comes up to get into the convention, you write the following on a sheet of paper:
Lo and behold, it works! Each person quickly provides the answer. You don't have to figure out what language the person speaks or find an interpreter. Heck, you don't even care what language they speak, they just answer the question because they all know math! Instead of figuring out each case individually you've used the "IKnowMath" interface that each person attending the math convention understands.
An Interface is a Contract. It just specifies what a particular category (hard to get around the word class here) of Class is supposed to offer as a public API.
An interface is like a class's dress code. If a class implements an interface, its public members (its appearance to other classes, if you will) will include what the interface declares at minimum.
I would suggest you show them the benefits that can come from it. Imagine this C# scenario:
Here we have a
Consider this approach:
Now you can implement the interface in any class you want like:
and just change the factory method like:
and your app code will be none the wiser.
What are they familiar with?
When I learned C++, the teacher built on my existing knowledge of C, for example:
Building on top of that, I might compare an IFile interface to a File class by saying that IFile exposes no implementation details at all: if the application uses IFile instead of File, then you can change the underlying file system / implementation details).
Another way I've used succesfully when teaching new junior hires in our company is considering an interface as "a way of looking at an object", literally.
Analog: take a 3D object, like a piece of tube. Depending on which direction you look at it, it looks like ("behaves as") either a circle, a rectangle or a 3D object. The concept of casting can then easily be equated to "try to rotate the object so you can make it look the way you want/need" which either succeeds or fails depending on the object and the view you're looking for.
The analog isn't really 100%, but it can help to make something that is very abstract for people not already grasping the concept into something concrete.
A copy of Head First design patterns or atleast the code examples from Head first Design patterns
Story telling like the way its done in Head First Design Patterns actually works great many time with skeptics
regards Edwards
Tell them that interfaces are a trick word. Because the meaning is hidden right out in the open :P
Interfaces describe... an INTERFACE. They tell how you can interface with a class that implements it.
I like the analogy of Legos, which are the classes and instances, and the pegs/holes on the top/bottom respectively as well as the sizes and shapes, which are the interfaces. For example, I may have a need for for a rectangular block with pegs in a grid of 2x4. These are the interfaces i'd be interested in - the pegged male/female inteface, as well as the rectangle interface. These can be satisfied by either an instance of the Rectangular Block Lego, or another instance of something "composed" of two half-sized Legos, of 2x2 pegs each, thereby still adhering to said interface. Because all the Legos have a common interface (male and female pegs) we can mix and combine however necessary, whether the piece comes from one of those new sets where I can build a giant robot ant, or is just a plain old square or rect. lego that comes in the giant vat you used to get back in the day. Hell, I can even mix official Legos with brand X legos, because the "male/female pegged interface" is so well understood.
Programming to interfaces allows us to mix and match reusable code components like we do Legos.


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Is there a way to make a worn laminate floor shine again? There are a couple of areas in my house where lots of traffic seem to have dulled the shine on our laminate (pergo) floor, as well as where I foolishly have used a rolling chair at my desk with no mat. Is there anyway to get something close to the original shine back?
According to their web site at http://na.pergo.com/HowTo_FAQ.aspx they state:
Given that Pergo's surface is just a printed substrate, odds are the printing, itself, has faded. Probably time to replace.
An easy 'fix' might be to get some runners (narrow rugs) to cover the heavily trafficked areas.
That said, given that it's a printed surface, one option--if you don't want to pull it out and replace completely--might be to repaint it. Talk to a paint professional to see if there are any primers that would work on the Pergo. You could then roll on a new painted finish.


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Lawmakers take first step to repay $437 million to Alabama Trust Fund
Published: Friday, October 5, 2012 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, October 4, 2012 at 10:37 p.m.
MONTGOMERY | The Senate Republican Caucus on Thursday created a subcommittee to write a bill outlining how to repay $437 million transferred from the Alabama Trust Fund.
Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh, R-Anniston, said he named Sen. Paul Bussman, R-Cullman, chairman of the ad hoc subcommittee. Other members include Sen. Gerald Allen, R-Tuscaloosa, Bryan Taylor, R-Prattville, and Paul Sanford, R-Huntsville.
"There's a very strong consensus within the caucus that we will do this," Allen said. "We're trying to figure out a way to repay the trust fund with interest."
Taylor has pre-filed a bill for the 2013 legislative session describing how to repay the $437 million. Allen said other versions of repayment bills are pending.
Voters on Sept. 18 authorized the withdrawal of $437 million from the state's oil and gas trust fund to prop up the state General Fund. But when the Legislature approved the constitutional amendment for voters to consider, it didn't contain a repayment requirement.
Gov. Robert Bentley first raised the issue of repayment before the Sept. 18 vote.
Marsh said the caucus unanimously approved repaying the trust fund. "We're better off rather than having a lot of different bills we'll come together with (one) bill we can all get behind," Marsh said.
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Bryan Singer and Sam Mendes Taking a Break from X-Men and Bond
Posted on Tuesday, May 31st, 2016 by Angie Han
Blockbuster franchises can do great things for a filmmaker's career, but most of them don't want to remain stuck churning out sequels for the rest of their careers. Case in point: After four X-Men movies, Bryan Singer is ready to step away from the X-universe for a little while. "I'd like to do something different," he said, while adding that he could still return in the future.
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January 26, 2005
New Marlins
1B Carlos Delgado:
Best part about him signing is that I can finally stop this wearying daily "Delgado Watch" in "Odds/Ends." (What's next: "Magglio Watch?" Noooo!)
QUICKIE LIVE! 9-10 a.m.
The Lead Item
Two Words For You:
"T.O.rthopedist" Mark Myerson
may have a Hippocratic oath that underlies his decision not to clear Terrell Owens to play in Jacksonville.
But what about a
oath that TO took to play in the game? Or the A.D.D. fan lust to see him there?
Fans couldn't care less,
frankly, about potential long-term damage to TO's ankle; we want to see him suit up, want to see him run through the tunnel, want to see him line up -- and would love to see TO catch a TD.
12 days is a long way off.
Dr. Myerson likely won't change his opinion. However, I think TO will convince the coaches, who will "convince" the team docs to go along with a light as green as Philly's uniforms.
Meanwhile, as long as TO's status is an issue, it's the best kind of decoy; it takes all the pressure off his teammates as it becomes the notable storyline.
As soon as TO is off the table, we might start examining how sorry the Eagles' chances look. Looking for medical imagery? Try proctology.
Now you tell me which option is better for the "health" of the team?
Illinois Rolls
Snapping Wisconsin's 38-game
home-winning streak wasn't nearly as impressive as
the Illini did it:
A 14-1 run to end the game.
Backed against it with five minutes to go, on the road in one of the most hostile arenas in the country, Illinois didn't flinch.
In fact, UI dropped a hammer
so severe it was the type of cold-blooded execution that has all the markings of a champ.
The Big Ten may be weak,
but combine this W with the non-conference notables over Gonzaga (by 17), Cincy (by 22) and Wake (by 18), and the Illini are the nation's
top contender.
Next Tuesday at Michigan St.
is the only thing standing between UI and an unbeaten season. And even that seems like a low hurdle for this team.
More Unbeatens
Nothing easy about Maryland on paper, except that the Terps have a nasty habit of being blown out on the road by good teams (9, ESPN)
Classic "trap" game, tonight at Providence.
Eagles new TE Jeff Thomason: From construction to JAX!
Bulls: Top the Karl-rific Nuggets, win 11th in last 12
"Anna Benson TV": Reportedly one step closer to ... reality
NHL: More talks today. (What's this "NHL" thing, again?)
Karl Malone: Set to retire? Why not sign w/ Heat or Spurs?
Stephon Marbury: Outcome vs. PHX even worse than lead-up
Top 'Super' Moments
Today's must-must read:
Page 2's list of Top 100 Super Bowl Moments. (See Q It Up)
The list
is the ultimate office or barstool debate-starter for the week before the week before the Super Bowl.
1: Montana-to-Taylor (XXIII).
That alone should be enough to fill a day's worth of argument, but the real treat is the list's depth.
My No. 1 is Janet's "reveal,"
(P2 ranks it 8th) but for in-game moments, I'll take P2's No. 3: Adam V's kick in XXXVI. (No, I'm not just saying that to prove I'm no Boston-hater.)
By the way:
TO limping off the bench to score the game-winning TD in XXXIX would instantly become No. 1.
Karl to Nuggets?
Before the Suns and Sonics
made it cool, George Karl was all about the fast-paced offense and "no-center/no-problem" roster. He could be just the tonic for Denver.
Karl mellow?
He is the NBA's emo equivalent of Bill Cowher, but beware, young Anthony: Karl has a rep for being loathe to use young players (a trademark of those weaned on the UNC system).
Brady Myth, Cont'd
More Tom Brady myth-making:
Now it comes out that he apparently had a 103-degree fever the night before the AFC title game. As if his "gamer" rep needed a bigger boost!
I'm not dissing him, haters:
I'm one of the fans who said that he's the most clutch QB of all time. (Yes, even more than Montana.)
More Big Ben muff-making:
Now it comes out that he apparently had a couple of broken toes during the AFC title game.
But when a "Ben-wagon" is
empty, the spin is that he "selfishly played on," rather than "gritted it out."
Doug M. to Mets?
Best three-way trade ever:
send M'kiewicz to Mets.
offer Doug M. some cash.
gives WS ball to BoSox.
Actually, it'll be a minor leaguer and some cash for Doug, but it begs the question:
If the Mets acquire Doug, does the ball go with him?
NHL ID Theft?
Identity theft isn't funny:
BUT, when you see photos of Avs F Peter Worrell and the guy he reportedly posed as (ex-teammate Andreas Lilja), you may chuckle. (See Q It Up)
Quickie Vocab
Today's word:
Uneasy moment when people who have previously engaged in fighting have to sit in the same room for a while.
Used in sentence:
"The Pacers Five felt
as they waited for their pre-trial hearing with the Pistons fans whom they battled."
Jamal Lewis:
To be sentenced today for four months in prison for all that nasty drug-related stuff. No. 1 pick of the "Oz Fantasy League?" (Shudder)
Today on ESPN.com
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Self-renewal of human embryonic stem cells is supported by a shortened G1 cell cycle phase
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DOI: 10.1002/jcp.20776
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Journal of Cellular Physiology
Volume 209, Issue 3, pages 883–893, December 2006
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Becker, K. A., Ghule, P. N., Therrien, J. A., Lian, J. B., Stein, J. L., van Wijnen, A. J. and Stein, G. S. (2006), Self-renewal of human embryonic stem cells is supported by a shortened G1 cell cycle phase. J. Cell. Physiol., 209: 883–893. doi: 10.1002/jcp.20776
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- Issue online: 25 SEP 2006
- Version of Record online: 13 SEP 2006
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- Manuscript Received: 16 JUN 2006
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Competency for self-renewal of human embryonic stem (ES) cells is linked to pluripotency. However, there is a critical paucity of fundamental parameters of human ES cell division. In this study we show that human ES cells (H1 and H9; NIH-designated WA01 and WA09) rapidly proliferate due to a very short overall cell cycle (15–16 h) compared to somatic cells (e.g., normal diploid IMR90 fibroblasts and NT-2 teratocarcinoma cells). The human ES cell cycle maintains the four canonical cell cycle stages G1, S, G2, and M, but the duration of G1 is dramatically shortened. Bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) incorporation and FACS analysis demonstrated that 65% of asynchronously growing human ES cells are in S phase. Immunofluorescence microscopy studies detecting BrdU labeled mitotic chromosomes, Ki67 domains, and p220NPAT containing Cajal bodies revealed that the durations of the S (∼8 h), G2 (∼4 h), and M phases (∼1 h) are similar in ES and somatic cells. We determined that human ES cells remain viable after synchronization with either nocodazole or the anti-tumor drug Paclitaxel (taxol) and have an abbreviated G1 phase of only 2.5–3 h that is significantly shorter than in somatic cells. Molecular analyses using quantitative RT-PCR demonstrate that human ES cells and somatic cells express similar cell cycle markers. However, among cyclins and cyclin-dependent kinases (CDKs), we observed high mRNA levels for the G1-related CDK4 and cyclin D2 genes. We conclude that human ES cells exhibit unique G1 cell cycle kinetics and use CDK4/cyclin D2 related mechanisms to attain competency for DNA replication. J. Cell. Physiol. 209: 883–893, 2006. © 2006 Wiley-Liss, Inc.


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Charles's peak was 1946-1953.
I hear a lot about Charles being a light heavyweight. He was the same size as jack dempsey. Charles only ever featured in the light heavyweight rankings for two years 1946-1947, before that he was absent during the war and always less than 169lb. so he was a LH for a very short time.
Even 1947 is stretching it, of the 12 times he fought in 1947 only 4 of the opponents Ezzard faced scaled within the light heavyweight limit when he fought them - the rest all being heavyweights. By 1953 Charles had fought and beat more heavyweight contenders than most ATG's.
Both Charles and Marciano started around the same time after the war only difference was Charles also had a brief 28-3-1 record that ended when he was a 21 year old kid (that began when he was still in high school) before he took a 3 year break and started again.
After a clean break from boxing Charles was 55-7 against Marciano who was 45-0 and only 2 years younger.
There are a few details left out ...
Charles started as a middleweight, then moved up to light heavyweight ... he eventually jumped to heavy for the money like most light heavyweights that do ... he also dominated at light heavyweight at a way he never came close to at heavyweight beating such greats as Burley and Moore ...
Marciano was a 200 pound guy that trained down to cruiser because it was his best fighting weight.
Dempsey was naturally larger than charles as well , an inch taller, four inches in reach ... at the 189 or so he fought Carpentier he was ripped. That being said I have always referred to Dempsey was a cruiserweight. Unlike Charles his biggest victories came in the heavyweight division .. that being said he was small as well ..
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Your comments re: McGuigan-Cruz are totally laughable, you need to watch that fight again to remind yourself how close that fight was and precisely how clear the heat and exhaustion affected McGuigan. It is ridiculous for you to dismiss the effect of that open air venue in the middle of the day with blazing heat, and how it seriously affected McGuigan & his high pace pressure style. Cruz was a clear underdog for that fight. I have been reading some of your posts on this thread and it it is clear that you hero worship Nelson (that is not to dispute Nelson was a great fighter, because he was).
Nelson is an all time great and is worthy of hero worship if that is the way you want to put it. McGuigan is not. Making excuses for McGuigan losing to Cruz is what I find laughable. 2 guys had the same adversity and Cruz won period. I hate it when people try to discredit the winners due victory. I watched the fight and Barry lost. Fighters lose. Deal with it.
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On Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010, Julia Del Fatti left our world to be reunited with her loving husband, Mathew. She was 92.
She was born on May 26, 1917, in Sherwood, Ore., to Burt and Violet Warner.
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Air New Zealand has appointed Christopher Luxon as its next
chief executive.
Chairman John Palmer said Luxon would take over from current
chief executive Rob Fyfe at the end of December.
Christchurch-born Luxon is currently acting as group general
manager International Airline, a role he has held since
joining Air New Zealand in May, 2011.
Prior to this he worked for Unilever in North America, Asia
and Australia, his most recent role as president and chief
executive officer of Unilever's Canadian business.
Luxon will take over from Fyfe at the end of December.
Air New Zealand chairman John Palmer said Luxon brings a
strong commercial and customer focus to the company.
"Christopher has world class strategic, commercial,
leadership and stakeholder management capabilities proven
across multiple markets.
"These have been highly evident to the Air New Zealand Board
in the year that he has been with the company and we have
seen him affect positive commercial outcomes in our toughest
operating division."
Luxon said he felt privileged to be given the opportunity to
further build the airline's commercial success.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2268?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12968763#action_12968763 ] Chris A. Mattmann commented on SOLR-2268: ----------------------------------------- bq. JTS is good, but it is LGPL. That's why we started Apache SIS [1]. :) [1] http://incubator.apache.org/sis/ > Add support for Point in Polygon searches > ----------------------------------------- > > Key: SOLR-2268 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2268 > Project: Solr > Issue Type: New Feature > Reporter: Grant Ingersoll > Assignee: Grant Ingersoll > > In spatial applications, it is common to ask whether a point is inside of a polygon. Solr could support two forms of this: > # A field contains a polygon and the user supplies a point. If it does, the doc is returned. > # A document contains a point and the user supplies a polygon. If the point is in the polygon, return the document > With both of these case, it would be good to support the negative assertion, too. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The pubs had guide prices ranging from £75,000 to £195,000. The 12 up for auction were from pubcos, brewers, private individuals and mortgagees.
The pubs that sold at the auction were:
■ The Llanina Arms in Llanarth, Ceredigion, for £175,000. It had a guide price of £195,000.
■ The Royal Hotel in Treharris near Merthyr Tydfil, south Wales, for £100,000. It had a guide price of £125,000.
■ The Coity Castle in Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, south Wales, for £130,000. It had a guide price of £160,000.
The pubs that sold prior to the event were:
■ The Four Bells in St Athan, Vale of Glamorgan, south Wales. It had a guide price of £175,000.
■ Fusion in Gloucester. The guide price was £195,000.
■ The Gwyn Arms, located in Alltwen, Swansea Valley, south Wales. It had a guide price of £75,000.
Sidney Phillips managing director Robin Mence said: "Selling 50% of the pubs that were put to auction is very good, especially before Christmas. We hope to sell a few more in the next week.
"Selling three pubs before the auction is less than usual, but we did have a shorter lead time."
Meanwhile, at an auction held by Allsop, three pubs sold out of the six for sale.
The properties that sold were the Wyndham Arms in Merthyr Tydfil, which matched its guide price of £100,000; a former nightclub/bar also in Merthyr Tydfil for £40,000 (it had a guide price of £30,000 to £50,000); and the Liquid and Diva nightclub in Gloucester sold prior to the event.