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Delicious as always. Consistent service and food product no matter which one I visit. I love pf changs.
Celiac safe with a large menu!
Only the best restaurant ever!!! Perfect for people with Celiac Disease.
One of my favorite places to eat. I've eaten here dozens of times and never had a single problem. Some of my favorite menu items are chicken lettuce wraps, Chang's Spicy Chicken, chicken fried rice and their flourless chocolate dome. The staff is great and always knowledgeable. This chain is always one of my go-to places when traveling as well. I avoid this particular location at all costs on weekends though. Even with reservations I've never had great luck eating at a decent time. Compared to other PF Chang's locations, this one is tiny.
very gluten free and dairy free friendly. They have an allergy menu. Food tastes amazing!
Very careful with your order
I'm not gotten intolerant or aceluac but i have a friend from Ringild,GA who is. Every time they come to town we go out to a IMAX movie and dinner. Lady night I saw him eat like a regular person because of the actual choices that PF Changs had. It made me happy to see Jim so happy. His food came on different plates. I called it the "good china." We are making this our go to place for dinner EVERY TIME he comes. Make a reservation though this place was packed. Staff was amazing as well
Chang's spicy chicken! Yum! Yum! Yum!
Seemingly endless options and food that taste! I almost forget what I'm eating is gf! Love this place
Decent selection & knowledgeable staff!
Great staff, very helpful....great menu!
8 Park Plaza Space D6, Boston, MA 02116
I would say the food and service were average. we went here for sushi and pad Thai but were disappointed when they told us their sushi contains gluten.
2420 West Happy Valley Road, Phoenix, AZ 85085
Do not trust gluten free menu!!!!! Currently so sick from eating there
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
All GF food came out on special round plates and is cooked with dedicated equipment. The Mongolian beef is to die for! Felt safe eating here as a celiac and would definitely go back!
3545 U.S. 1, Princeton, NJ 08540
This is the best autism food celiac friendly. I have been to many PF Chang's in 4other states .Best desirous GF menu . Waiter pointed. out each Plate is marked with gluten free on dish . GF Beer Titos
174 West 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
I cannot believe this place has received good reviews! My daughter became sick within minutes of eating the food. I will accept partial blame because there were red flags. The manager on duty came to tell me I ordered something that wasn't gluten free according to the chef. When I pointed out to her that it was on the gf menu, she double checked with the chef and they agree he must be mistaken. Nope-not mistaken! It was an absolute nightmare to have my daughter get sick as she was moving into her dorm. Please please do not take your family there if you have celiac's or a high intolerance!
305 The Bridge Street, Huntsville, AL 35806
Excellent gluten free food as usual from this national chain restaurant.
2120 Lone Star Dr., Sugar Land, TX 77479
everything very tasty, good bar, highly gluten free friendly. have eaten many times im an ultra sensitive dx celiac I've never been sick. upscale, restful atmosphere.
820 Eastview Mall, Victor, NY 14564
Outstanding. Love this place
111 Providence Pl, Providence, RI 02903
Just love that place that serves the gf meal in a different plate so everyone from the kitchen to my table knows it's gf I wish they were in my home town
5180 S Kietzke Ln., Reno, NV 89511
Decent gluten free menu. I was disappointed that there wasn't more seafood on it. Of course the prices are higher for anything gluten free... but overall a good experience.
3405 Nicholasville Road, Lexington, KY 40503
I've been several times since getting celiac. They are always great about bringing my GF food on a specially designated plate and saying "Here is your GF pad Thai" or whatever I've ordered. Always makes me feel more comfortable eating there, and I've never gotten sick. The food is really great too!
2120 Lone Star Dr., Sugar Land, TX 77479
Very well educated staff. If even small chance of cross contamination will not recommend. Celiac friendly.
175 Harvey St, Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Loved P.F. Changs! Had been wanting to eat here for a while and finally got the chance. I ordered the ginger garlic chicken and broccoli with a side of GF fried rice. It was really good!!! Much better than I anticipated. It's a little over priced in my opinion, but 5 of us (2 being kids) ate here for around $70. Not too bad. The great thing is it did not make me sick. I have Celiac Disease and a lot of things seem to cause a reaction lately, this was not one of them! Thrilled! Will be back!
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW), Worldgateway Place, Romulus, MI 48242
Awesome! Delicious & gluten free section of the menu.
2525 W End Suite #2535, Nashville, TN 37203
Their GF options are delicious and pretty plentiful, but make sure you tell them right off the bat that you can't have gluten. We ordered the chicken lettuce wraps, but if you don't say "gluten free" explicitly they will bring you the lettuce wraps that have gluten.
820 Eastview Mall, Victor, NY 14564
while they do have gluten free options, all of their meat is tendorized in milk, so not good for gluten/dairy free only gluten free. For an asian restaurant to do this is insane btw.
925 Blossom Hill Road, San Jose, CA 95123
I'm mad that they now charge $2 extra for gluten free. I'm boycotting.
1400 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431
A great choice if you are in the mood for gluten free Chinese food. Offers favorites like Pad Thai and spicy chicken. Even has GF dessert like flour less chocolate cake
1454 Bay Area Blvd, Webster, TX 77598
Gluten Free Shrimp and Lobster sauce! Had a yummy meal, lettuce wraps and dessert! What a treat! Knowledgeable server, gf menu. Mo worries!
174 West 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Great food and service. We had the gluten free lettuce wraps, shrimp pad Thai, shrimp in lobster bisque. We will definitely bring the rest of the gf family back here for other occasions.
2418 East Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Excellent gluten free menu.
350 Riverside Square Mall, Hackensack, NJ 07601
They were SUPER friendly and were patient with us as first timers. I will definitely go again 🤗
2626 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd., Dayton, OH 45459
Wide selection of GF for takeout. My Mongolian Beef was even tastier than the regular menu version. The takeout was 20 minutes late though and an email to the manager was never answered.
1295 Chesterfield Parkway East, Chesterfield, MO 63017
Very expensive! Basically paid $16.50 for GF chicken nuggets with sauce and it was very bland. There aren't many GF options but did have a couple GF desserts
131 Colonie Center #305, Albany, NY 12205
I have been here many times in the last few months and have never had a problem. As usual for PF Chang's you're brought a fortune cookie with the check. Use some common sense.
10700 Stockdale Highway, Bakersfield, CA 93311
Awesome new gf menu and desserts! So many options for gf! Never have had any reactions
640 Grand Boulevard, Sandestin, FL 32550
Very knowledgable about gluten free dishes! Excellent food with specific gluten free menu!
111 Providence Pl, Providence, RI 02903
Love the food! Thankful for all of the delicious gluten free options they have to choose from. Staff makes me feel secure and are always friendly at every one of their many locations I have dined at.
1716 International Drive, McLean, VA 22102
I was looking for that crunchy sesame chicken basic Chinese chicken gluten free everywhere. Even tried to make it :( didn't work. They have it at PF Changs though! And I didn't have to worry about fishy service. Many gf Options and they will ask you if it is an allergy. Also yum that chocolate gf cake :))
148 West Bridge Street, Homestead, PA 15120
this location does not take care with gluten free items. I am fine after eating at the Robinson location but not at this one.
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW), Worldgateway Place, Romulus, MI 48242
Good food, also price too
18250 Tomball Parkway, Houston, TX 77070
This business has now severely reduced the gluten-free options we've loved for years and now has a gluten-free menu you have to ask for instead. Only one dish suits my allergy situations and it was too salty. Very sad to see such changes. They still claim to have the specific gluten-free prep area but the menu is definitely lacking.
820 Eastview Mall, Victor, NY 14564
Tell your server you are Celiac. They have a dedicated GF Menu and have procedures in place. Excellent food and I can kick back and relax.
5621 Paseo Del Norte, Carlsbad, CA 92008
Celiac friendly with dedicated wok - even the menu specifies no cross-contamination! One of the few places I feel safe when eating out!
2525 W End Suite #2535, Nashville, TN 37203
Chinese in Nashville is not that great, making pf changs one of the best Chinese restaurants around. They have a fairly good GF menu and were careful with preparation and service. They have gf soy sauce. They have a gf desert. Just wish they had more gf soup options - as I miss hot and sour soup!
12071 Elm Creek Blvd., Maple Grove, MN 55369
Knowledgable staff, tons of options. Food comes out on special plates to identify allergy.
17390 Hall Road R-103, Charter Township of Clinton, MI 48038
I love their menu! Always delicious and safe to eat. Thank you PF Changs!
5 Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg, IL 60173
Wow! Absolutely Delicious! I got the Mongolian beef with white rice and a glass of wine. BUT, I did not feel well a couple of hours after eating there. Not sure if I will go back.
7132 E Greenway Pkwy, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
New GF menu is great (July 2016). Loved the pad Thai and GF chocolate cake.
1190 Farrow Parkway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
This restaurant knows what they are doing for gluten free eating!! The plates and sauce bowls are marked differently so you know what's gluten free and regular! Our service was amazing!! Highly recommended to anyone who loves Chinese food! It's been 2+ years since I've had any Chinese food!!
2110 Hamilton Place Boulevard, Chattanooga, TN 37421
always tasty, never have any problems with cross-contamination. pay a little extra for the peace of mind, but worth it.
1125 Fashion Drive, Nanuet, NY 10954
Maybe they had problems when they first opened but let me tell you it was the best Chinese in Rockland County when we were there recently. Fresh not greasy, and very favorable. Give it another try.
17455 Biscayne Boulevard, North Miami Beach, FL 33160
Wow, this was my favorite restaurant as it used to have many gluten free options. Well they just got a new menu and the gluten free items are not in it. They have a separate gluten free menu with less than half of the options they had before. I'm so disappointed!!! Well I guess I will not be eating here much all my favorites are gone !
391 S 8th St., Boise, ID 83702
One of my most favorites places and such delicious food!
721 Easton Road, Warrington, PA 18976
Chicken dish was excellent.
10150 California Street, Omaha, NE 68114
I used to love this place. I had never had a problem with it until my last time there. I got my order (takeout) with the little gluten-free sticker and was satisfied. It tasted no different but my stomach hurt more and more with every bite. I was up all night vomiting and was violently ill for a week and never have risked going back. In their defense, my mom still eats here as a Celiac and has minimal problems.
148 West Bridge Street, Homestead, PA 15120
Ordered the GF combo fried rice for takeout and ended up sick all night. Not happy at all!
2525 W End Suite #2535, Nashville, TN 37203
I had never been to a PF Changs before but I really wanted Chinese. I didn't feel safe ordering form a local place. The Chinese food in Nashville kind of sucks anyway. I read online that PFC has a great gluten free menu. I figured we'd give it a shot. It was actually really good! The food is safely and carefully prepared and comes out on special plates so you know they're paying attention. I thought that was really interesting. I had egg drop soup and chicken fried rice. We didn't have room for dessert, but they had two gluten free options we may try next time! I'm glad we decided to stop by here. My stomach feels totally fine and the food was tasty. So I'm calling this one a success.
255 East Basse Road #1200, San Antonio, TX 78209
Great service! Awesome selection! They were very careful about gluten free items. Very knowledgable. Great place to go!
900 Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto, CA 94304
just placed am all gluten free order and the food was great, didn't get ill afterwards.
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Mashing two adults, two children, and a dog into a regular four-person tent could be called "quality family time", or it could be called "Timmy and Sally make each other cry, Sparkles pees on a sleeping bag, and Mom and Dad vow never to take camping trip ever again." If a standard four-person's a little cramped, try the Marmot Limestone 4 Four-Person Three-Season Tent, which uses four DAC aluminum poles and color-coded clips and sleeves to pitch quickly, stand solidly, and provide plenty of room for the whole family to sleep without making each other miserable. Two of the poles run horizontally for tons of headroom, and the mesh body lets plenty of air in so things don't get too smelly or feel too stuffy.
Although it's a family shelter, the Limestone is still built with all the ruggedness you'd expect of a Marmot tent. The fly is made of polyester ripstop, the walls and floor of tough polyester and nylon, and all the seams are fully taped to keep water from getting you and your gear soggy. The fly's vented, too, to keep air moving even if it's rainy, and the internal pockets help the whole gang stay (somewhat) organized. It's been made with other thoughtful details, too, like an Arona blue interior to simulate blue sky, jingle-free nylon zipper pulls, and reflective guy-out points so you don't trip and bring the whole tent down in the dark. The family will love you for that.
- 68D polyester ripstop fly
- 40D polyester No-See-Um mesh canopy
- 75D polyester walls and 150D nylon floors
- Fully taped seams
- Four DAC DA17 aluminum poles with color-coded clips and sleeves
- One door with extra-large vestibule
- Reflective guy-out points and jingle-free zippers
- Internal pockets
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Great option for good space
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The Marmot Limestone 4 gives you amazing features for a great price. It's am awesome combination of weight and space with plenty of room for 4. With a spacious vestibule and the double doors, I never have to fight my way around gear to get in an out. As with all Marmot tents, the Limelight holds up to any weather that you throw at it.
Estaba buscando una tienda de campaña que lograra satisfacer mis necesidades y la limestone 4 personas es todo lo que buscaba entre calidad, espacio y precio creo que sobrepasó mis expectativas, además es muy fácil de armar!!
Great for car camping.
I bought this tent as a car camping. plenty of room for a couple with a queen side mattress and storage for your gear. Really easy set up, ventilation works great and the door foot print is a extra bonus. I spent two night at El Capitan state beach, CA and the tent proof to be worth every penny...So I highly recommend it...Thank you so much to Backcountry technical support .ð
Sturdy and roomy
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Though we've only tested this in the backyard so far, we were very impressed with the design. The screened portion provides ample star gazing room, and the door allows easy access to slip out to enjoy the campfire without disturbing our sleeping toddler. Our initial impression leaves us eager to venture out more and experience this tent in true wilderness! Will keep you posted as we put this through further testing in seasons to come.
Home away from Home
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Blue grass fest with my wife and two small children this past weekend. Heavy rain for hours early sunday morning Stayed dry as a bone and had plenty of room for us too hang out and play games to the rain past.. I highly recommend this to a family of 4 even 5 if the kids are small enough. Enjoy!!
Yeah is good
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought this tent 2 seasons ago, and my family and I love it. I have the older model, and have seen reviews saying the poles bend. Marmot says in the instructions that your poles will develop a natural curve to them which mine do. I have camped in pretty much every situation in this tent including very high winds which would have buckled your standard tent, and my poles have never shown signs of even beginning to bend or break whatsoever. And when properly staked down, it is very sturdy and the wind doesn't push it down and make it sag which always makes me nervous. I have also used this tent with down pouring rain in which the Buffalo National River rose to the red mark in a matter of hours, and this tent kept us dry and inside playing UNO the whole time. by the end of the rainstorm we were camping in a puddle, and the floor never leaked through. The only disadvantage is there is no footprint for this tent because of the fully taped seams, although I wish they made one for it. Also the zipper snagged at the base of the vestibule, but I think it was from my kids yanking on the zipper. Also room is not an issue. there are 2 adults, and 2 children sleeping in mine, and we could easily add another adult and still be comfortable. I use this tent all year round, and it's on it's 2nd year of heavy abuse. I would recommend this product to anyone. I thank marmot for letting me trust that my trip won't get ruined by a faulty tent.
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Buy it, use it, love it!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The Marmot Limestone 4P Tent is a great tent, possibly one of the best on the market in my opinion. With great room on the inside, the Marmot Limestone 4P Tent really challenges the notion that a 4 person tent is really for 3 people. The Marmot Limestone 4P Tent's fly is made of 68d 100% Polyester Ripstop which is water resistant, and I can attest to the strength of the Marmot Limestone 4P Tent after being in windy and rainy conditions and being very confident it would get me through it. Berz Rating: 90/100 (Made in USA would get it a much higher rating)
Came across some other reviews that said the poles on this were prone to bending (and after 9-10 uses, breaking). What's your experience been like?
Scratch that-- it looks like there are 2 versions of this tent? the negative reviews were on a discontinued model. Reviews for the current one seem to all be pretty favorable.
Limestone 4 = Winning!
The Marmot Limestone 4P Tent is a great tent, possibly one of the best on the market in my opinion. With great room on the inside, the Marmot Limestone 4P Tent really challenges the notion that a 4 person tent is really for 3 people. The Marmot Limestone 4P Tent's fly is made of 68d 100% Polyester Ripstop which is water resistant, and I can attest to the strength of the Marmot Limestone 4P Tent after being in windy and rainy conditions and being very confident it would get me through it. Berz Rating: 90/100 (Made in USA would get it a much higher rating)
Are you able to stand up in the tent?
Amy, with an interior height of 5.08 feet at the center, not quite. Still pretty roomy, though!
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NHL shutdown raises hard questions
|In this picture, made available Sunday Nov. 18, 2012 Rapperswil's Michael Del Zotto, right, challenges Zug's goalie Jussi Markkanen, during their Swiss League A hockey match between Rapperswil Jona Lakers and EV Zug, in Rapperswil, Switzerland Saturday Nov. 17, 2012. Del Zotto is a NHL player of the New York Rangers, who, due to the NHL lockout, plays in Switzerland. (AP photo/Keystone/Thomas Oswald)
Federal mediators ask a lot of questions while trying to resolve a labor dispute. They try to cut through all the posturing, assess the bottom line differences between the two sides and propose ways to bridge those gaps.
Now that the NHL and the NHLPA have agreed to allow such third-party assistance, your cyber-correspondent offers up some potential questions for the two sides:
While some of these questions may seem harsh, a mediator's job is to cut to the chase. They enter the scene when the two sides are overdue to get real.
Mediation often works. At the very least it forces the sides to re-think their positions and ponder whether self-destruction is the intelligent course.
That is the big question both sides must consider.
Now that the NHL and the NHLPA have agreed to allow such third-party assistance, your cyber-correspondent offers up some potential questions for the two sides:
- Do you really believe that shutting down the league every few years is a sound business model? Did you steal this strategy from the good folks at McDonald's, who tease us by giving us the McRib and then taking it away over and over again?
- Do you realize that only a small percentage of Americans have even noticed NHL games are not occurring?
- Rather than demand all wholesale rollbacks on player contracting rights, why not weigh player contracts on a case-by-case basis and only pay players what they are really worth?
- Rather than demand a collective bargaining agreement designed to protect yourselves against yourselves, why don't you learn to say "no" to excessive salary demands?
- When the players hired Donald Fehr to drive these negotiations, what is it about "they won't cave easily" that you didn't understand? Did you not Google his name to see what he has done in his career?
- Do you realize that modern professional athletes are your partners, not your employees?
- If the league is in grave financial shape, why were you guys signing players to eight-digit contracts right up to the moment you locked them out?
- Why would one of you trumpet the signing of Ryan Suter and Zach Parise to 13-year, $98 million contracts if there was no intention to actually honor those deals in full?
- Did agent Rich Winter hold somebody at gunpoint to get that nine-year, $51 million contract for client Ilya Bryzgalov?
- What sort of imbecile would give Jeff Carter an 11-year, $58 million contract? And how could two other teams later take on that contract via trades?
- Have you people ever heard of Jimmy Carson?
- How is that 15-year contract for Rick DiPietro working out?
- Doesn't history tell you that owners will quickly circumvent whatever CBA restrictions they beat out of you? Don't you understand that they will resume overspending ASAP?
- While your loathing of commissioner Gary Bettman is completely understandable, are you really willing to sacrifice millions of your own dollars to wipe that smirk off his face?
- Are you aware that a lot of you will never play another NHL game if this season is lost?
- How many of you actually inspire casual fans to buy tickets for a particular game? Does that number fall between zero and five?
- Do you remember that your games ended up on a rodeo channel after ESPN low-balled the league?
- Do you realize that most Americans can afford to eat at Morton's once or twice a year, not after every hockey game?
- Do you realize that a typical supporting cast NHL veteran earns enough in one year to provide lifetime financial security for a working class family?
- While Zurich is far more scenic than Winnipeg, do you realize that most European teams pay a fraction of the going NHL rate?
- Do you really want to roll the dice on Russian airline safety? Do you understand that nobody regulates anything in that country?
- How many of you would be working in a sawmill or on a wind farm if you couldn't play hockey?
While some of these questions may seem harsh, a mediator's job is to cut to the chase. They enter the scene when the two sides are overdue to get real.
Mediation often works. At the very least it forces the sides to re-think their positions and ponder whether self-destruction is the intelligent course.
That is the big question both sides must consider.
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SAN MARCOS, Texas – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Baseball team scored the second most runs in school history on Friday night, picking up a 23-7 run-rule win over Texas State in seven innings. The team was paced by a perfect 6-for-6 night and eight RBI by Jonathan Gonzales, tying the school record for hits in a game during the series opener. It was also the most runs of the Scott Malone era. Game two of the weekend series is set for a 2 p.m. first pitch on Saturday afternoon.
The Islanders (10-7) started out blazing, scoring five runs in the top of the first and never looking back. Trevor Foss (3-2) did enough to earn the win, pitching 5.0 innings while giving up six runs on six hits and three walks while striking out three batters. Texas State (5-13) fell behind early and could not recover, with Taylor Black (1-3) taking the loss for the Bobcats.
The scoring started with five runs in the first for the Islanders and they scored in all but the third inning, plating at least three runs in each inning they scored.
Cody Stephens started the run in the first by reaching on an error, and moved to second on a Brad Porras single to left. Eric Weiss singled through the left side for the first run of the game as Stephens came around to score for the 1-0 lead. Gonzales followed with a double to right field that plated the first two runs of his night for a 3-0 advantage. After a Brad Lamberti walk put a pair of runners on, Dominic Lopez hit a two-RBI double to left center for the 5-0 lead.
Gonzales added two more RBI and another hit in the top of the second with a two-RBI double to left center as the team took a 9-0 lead.
Texas State scored a run in the bottom of the third, two in the bottom of the fourth, three in the bottom of the fifth and one in the bottom of the seventh, but the Islanders added four in the fourth and fifth as well as three in the sixth and seventh to outpace the Bobcats by a 23-7 final.
Gonzales added one RBI each in the fifth and sixth and two in the seventh for his eight RBI night. He started the game with a pair of doubles and then laced four straight singles to finish it off.
Franco Pace came on to pitch a perfect sixth, going 1.0 innings with no runs, no hits and one strikeout, while Tim Beard saw the first action of his season. Beard went the final inning, giving up one run on two hits and one walk while striking out two to close out the scoring.
In addition to Gonzales, several other Islanders made big contributions to the offense. Lamberti hit his second home run of the year in the fifth, taking a pitch over the left center field wall for a three-run home run. In all, Lamberti had two hits and totaled four RBI on the night. Lopez and Zach Taylor each had a pair of RBI, while Weiss added one. Lee, Porras, Weiss, Lamberti and Lopez each had two hits, while Stafford Brantley and Taylor had one hit apiece in the game.
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Spend the summer with a favorite dog on your head. Sure, it sounds funny, but the foamie visor is just right for keeping the sun's rays at bay.
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The season of Christmas and Hanukkah is approaching fast. What a great time to visit L'Auberge Provencale, a romantic b&b in the Shenandoah Valley. Tired of mall shopping? Looking at the same old ties and socks? If you want something unique, hand crafted and simply one of a kind, the Shenandoah Valley has an abundance of stores and boutiques where you can truly find a great treasure.
Stop by Middleburg, on December 7th, and you will enjoy the Middleburg Christmas Parade from 10:00 am to 2:00 am. This annual celebration of the season features over 100 riders and hounds, followed by the parade and an appearance by Santa. Shop the stores that line the main street to find unique gifts for your special someones. The Fun Shop is a favorite of ours with their eclectic range of goods, stop by Lou Lou's for some divine accessories, Duchessa for great women's apparel, and the antique stores and galleries offer high end selections to fill any wall in the house!
Old Town Winchester is also a favorite of our guests that are visiting our inn in Shenandoah Valley. The walking center of town has been newly restored, and great shops, galleries, craft stores and more are great to visit and shop to you drop. Don't forget to wind around the corner to Kimberly's and see what she has done again this year with Christmas decorations. It is an experience in itself and you will come away with some unique gifts.
The Virginia Wine Country is finished the harvest and putting the vines to bed, but the cozy tasting rooms offer a chance to relax from the hectic pace of the holidays. And of course, our Shenandoah bed and breakfast is decked in all the halls and the elves are busy in the kitchen creating a new menu concept by Chef Joseph Watters. Sit by the fire in the cozy sitting room and enjoy some afternoon hot mulled cider, retire to your room for a nap; and then return to our dining room to sample our new menu, garden to guest and farm to table.


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"How does God speak to you in your life?" asked Dr. Matthew Sleeth, a former emergency room physician, at a Kentucky Heartland Institute on Public Policy event at Campbellsville University recently.
Answers from the audience varied from sports, experiences, God's word, music and relationships, but Sleeth says he found nature to be his window to God's voice.
While on vacation near the Gulf of Mexico, Sleeth told his wife the biggest problem in the world is that the world is dying.
The Garry Polston Family will be in concert at Faith Baptist Church on Sunday, Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. The church is located at 102 E. Hord St. in Campbellsville. For more information, call Bro. David Wray at 849-8827.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Campbellsville hosted its third annual Walk for the Holy Innocents on Saturday, Oct. 31. The event began at the Central Kentucky Crisis Pregnancy Center and ended at the church with a reception. Participants heard guest speakers and walked a mile in support of the dignity of human life.
A patient of the late Dr. Paul Brand had serious and painful circulation problems in his leg, but refused an amputation.
As his pain increased, so did his bitterness until finally he couldn't stand it any longer and told Dr. Brand, "Cut it off!"
However, he wanted his leg preserved in a pickling jar so he could put it on the mantle where he could taunt it - 'Ha! You can't hurt me anymore!"
Today I scrubbed my kitchen floor, on my knees with a bucket of sudsy water and a brush, "Cinderella-style."
After that I polished all the stainless steel and rubbed the countertops with stuff that made them gleam. Then I vacuumed all the wayward popcorn from underneath the couch cushions and cleaned both bathrooms.
When I finally sat down with my can of diet ginger ale, it hit me how good it felt to work with my whole body.
The scrubbing motion stretched my tight back and polishing the stainless steel until I could see my reflection made me smile.
Ferguson Family Ministries will host a revival at Church of the Nazarene, located at 912 W. Main St. in Campbellsville, from Wednesday, Nov. 18 through Sunday, Nov. 22. Services will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday. Everyone is invited to attend.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church will host its annual Thanksgiving dinner and social on Saturday, Nov. 14 from 4 to 7:30 p.m.
The dinner will consist of roast turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberry sauce, bread and butter, homemade pie and iced tea, coffee or lemonade.
The dinner is by donation only and carry outs will be $7. There will also be a cake wheel for guests.
The church is located at 429 N. Central Ave. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Elk Horn Baptist Church will host Elk Horn Youth Explosion '09 this weekend.
Tomorrow night, Eric Gilbert will be the speaker with Holly Parker providing special music.
On Saturday, Billy Curle will speak, and Tori Cochran will provide music.
On Sunday, during morning and evening services, Andre Barnes will speak, and Unity will be the guest musicians.
Nightly music will also be provided by Steadfast, Chrisma, 20/20 and E.D.G.E.
In addition, there will be refreshments and free T-shirts for youth.
Services begin at 7 p.m.
Pleasant Run Baptist Church will celebrate Men and Women's Day on Sunday, Nov. 15.
The Rev. Michael Caldwell and Pleasant Union Baptist Church will be the afternoon guests.
Morning service is at 11:15 and afternoon service is at 3 p.m. EST.
Maria Saraco, one of hundreds who witnessed the Mother of God's appearance in Garabandal, Spain in the 1960s, will be giving lectures in Kentucky next week.
Saraco will speak Monday at 7 p.m. at St. Catharine College in Springfield, Tuesday at 7 p.m. at K.C. Hall in Bardstown, Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Lebanon, Friday at 10 a.m. at the New Hope Community Center in New Hope and again at 7 p.m. at City Hall in Loretto. On Saturday, she will speak at 3 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Elizabethtown.
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Thursday, 05/26/1994
Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA
Set 1: Buried Alive > Poor Heart > Cavern, Demand, SOAMeltSplit Open and Melt, Sparkle > It's Ice > Catapult > DividedDivided Sky, SampleSample in a Jar
Set 2: 2001Also Sprach Zarathustra > AntelopeRun Like an Antelope[1], Fluffhead, DwDDown with Disease > Mound, GinsengGinseng Sullivan[2], Dog Faced Boy[3], YEMYou Enjoy Myself, Amazing Grace[4]
Encore: GTBTGood Times Bad Times
[1] Simpsons signal.
[2] Acoustic and without microphones. Fish on washboard.
[3] Acoustic and without microphones.
[4] Without microphones.
Noteworthy Jams: Split Open and Melt
Average Song Gap: 3.9
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Antelope contained a Simpsons signal. Ginseng Sullivan and Dog Faced Boy were performed acoustic and, along with Amazing Grace, without microphones. Ginseng also featured Fish on washboard.
Song Distribution:
4 Stash
4 Hoist
3 Rift
3 A Picture of Nectar
3 Junta
3 The White Tape
2 Lawn Boy
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Description: Take old songs from the 1930s-1970s and apply them to your fanfictions! Instrumentals are okay if the song is from the Harlem Renaissance, or Big Bands. Make a collection, 15 stories total. Your stories do not have to relate, but it is preferred.
Duke Ellington- "It Don't Mean A Thing"
Billie Holliday- "Crazy He Calls Me"
Benny Goodman- "Sing Sing Sing"
The Beatles- "All My Lovin"
Chordettes- "Lollipop" or "Mr. Sandman"
John Lennon- "Imagine"
Chubby Checker- "The Twist"
Beach Boys- "Surfin USA" or "Kokomo"
Johnny Cash- "I Walk The Line"
Fats Domino -"Ain't That A Shame"
Marilyn Monroe- "Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend"
Dinah Shore- "Buttons and Bows"
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South Carolina has a special COBRA Response Team and the Emergency Management Department put them on standby Tuesday morning. If they go, close to twenty-five law enforcement and Emergency Management officials will be sent to help with cleanup. News 12 is on your side with how their special skills can help disaster areas.
Hurricane Katrina has left it's mark on Louisiana, Mississippi and Florida and as people sort through the damage, help is much needed.
It's possible fourteen COBRA teams from South Carolina will help with the effort.
"It's a mess down there and as far as law enforcement side we'd be going to assist law enforcement because by now they're worn out," said Bobby Wilson, Aiken County Sheriff's Department.
COBRA is a team formed to respond to instances of weapons of mass destruction. Members including hazmat specialists, emergency services and law enforcement.
"To be able to mass decon and medical treatment and hazmat operations and there's also law enforcement to provide security to team," said Phil Clarke, EMS Director.
COBRA response member Captain Bobby Wilson is part of law enforcement. After joining three years ago, he had no idea COBRA could be called to help with hurricane relief.
"I couldn't understand what realm hurricane disaster falls within COBRA mission, I can see where statewide, nationwide, mutual aid with COBRA as National Guard could," Wilson said.
Two trailers full of equipment are behind the Sage Mill Fire Department, complete with air packs, hazmat shelters, generators and even ATV's.
"I think they would probably welcome as much help as they can get right now, they're inundated with disaster and calls for help," Wilson said.
Help that Hurricane Katrina's victims need and that Aiken County is ready to give.
The COBRA team says they do not know when or if they will be called to help. But, if they do go they will be there for at least a week.


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Founded in 1983 by Meridian native, Leonard Dean, many things have changed for Dean Aircraft Service. The company, which provides maintenance primarily for private aircraft, was bought by Meridian Regional Airport last year and has since doubled its workforce.
'We're pulling airplanes from all over the southeast,' says Leonard Dean. 'I believe that we'll continue to see more business as time goes by.'
Dean Aircraft Service is multi-faceted. It supplies its own parts and ships parts to other areas. It also has its own maintenance shop and paint shop.
With its profits for this year already outpacing those for last year, each month Dean Aircraft Service generates at least $200,000 in revenues.
'For the Airport Authority, it does represent a significant percentage of the revenue that comes into the airport, which we can then put back into the airport,' says Meridian Regional Airport Deputy Director, Brad Kueven.
'This year currently, we're pretty much scheduled out through the end of the year on maintenance for our aircraft already; any additional would just be more. I think we'll continue to see growth,' says Dean.
Dean says continued growth could mean hiring more people sooner than expected.
'If we continue to see the schedule increase as it has been, it may not even take until the end of the year before we hire more people,' says Dean.
'We really want to see this business grow,' says Kueven. 'We think this is a great opportunity for the Meridian area because of the level of skill for these jobs and the pay scale of these jobs and the technology that it brings to the area.'
Officials with Dean Aircraft Service say in the near future they expect to increase the number of mechanics and possibly employees in sales.
The starting salary for mechanics at Dean Aircraft is around $20 an hour. The company primarily services private planes. The closest place to receive training to do this type work is in Jackson, Mississippi.


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Discussion in 'Odds & Ends' started by mikeler, Jun 17, 2009.
Holy **** we have a pulse it's alliveee(the thread not Mikeler )
It's good to be here, Has there been any action at Blanchard lately?
Can anyone hit late AMs/early PMs near Dr Phillips? I'm trying to get back into playing again but can't travel far.
I've never seen you write about playing tennis, I'm stunned.
I played for years during my 20's/30's, tapered off a bit after that, started hitting in earnest for two years before I started the biking and now would like to find a hitting buddy or two nearby with similar level and availability. I can keep the ball in play for rallying and God knows my legs are stronger now. Gotta loosen up the shoulder but I'll use the sureshsian mantra of "the conscious movement of the right shoulder" while practicing my rusty serve.
Hey dGoran- whats up? want to hit sometime? I see you are selling some pure strikes-wouldn't mind trying them out. I have 2 PT57As that are great-but I'm thinking maybe I need some stiffness /power to get my serve mph up -what do you think? Need to get some expert racket advice from you man.
lol we can try but I am down to 1 day a week for tennis. When were you thinking next week?
sure-any day is good- I work from home.
do you prefer morning or afternoon
morning preferred- I live in Avalon Park- good courts-- can travel too
I'm right close by too so lets see how it plays out what's your email so I can give you my phone number
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Ashland police have received lab results confirming that heroin had been used by two Ashland men who were found dead just 24 hours apart on Dec. 3 and 4.
"We can confirm that heroin was associated in the deaths," Ashland police Deputy Chief Corey Falls said.
Heroin was found in the body of 36-year-old Colin McKean, who was found by a family member in his home on Dec. 3, and heroin, methamphetamine and alcohol were found in the body of 34-year-old Jordan Roth, who was found by a family friend on Dec. 4, according to Falls.
The investigation is likely nearing a close, Falls said.
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A beautiful day, a large crowd and plenty of plants & herbs, arts & crafts, and music & more proved to be a winning combination Saturday for the annual Lavender Festival held in Historic Jackson Square.
And it didn't have to compete with the Secret City Festival — which will be held THIS weekend in Oak Ridge.
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The third, independently organized TEDxVailWomen event focused on women and girls, will be held Wednesday, Dec. 5, at Colorado Mountain College's lecture hall in Edwards. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, and Design.
Organized by Vail's Kat Haber with support from the Vail Symposium, the event is free and begins with live presentations from 4 to 5:30 p.m., followed by a dinner break, followed by Eve Ensler hosting a video streaming of the TEDxWomen event in Washington, D.C., from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Live talks by local, regional, and nationally known women as well as a guest speaker from Israel make this event exciting for anyone interested in sharing new, innovative ideas about the world and our place in it. The theme for this year's TEDxVailWomen is "The Space Between." From the space between conversation and action, lies a gap of provocative ideas and threads from previous conferences, focusing on how women are less likely to approach subjects from a black-or-white perspective, focusing instead on the gray area in between. There is a curiosity in wanting to explore what is in between extremes, to gain the big picture and find the areas where we need more understanding and perhaps compromise. Women know that this is where life happens - the places between.
Featured speakers in the first half of TEDxVailWomen include: Shannon Galpin, founder of Mountain2Mountain; Susie Kincade, founder of Women's Empowerment Workshop in Vail; Dr. Judith Landau, internationally known neuro-psychiatrist from Edwards; Andrea Lo, the 26-year-old founder of Piggyback.com; Sharon Shay Sloan, a community steward, council trainer and rites of passage guide; Jammie Dummolt, Senior at Red Canyon High School in Eagle, and a delegate for Girls Learn International; and Eliana Gilad, coming from Israel and founder of Voices of Eden, the healing magic of ancient music.
The second half of the evening will be a video broadcast of the Dec. 1 TEDxVailWomen event in Washington, D.C., hosted by Eve Ensler, author of "The Vagina Monologues." This session brings together a singer, a comedian, a prosecutor, a photographer and a poet, all of whom are calling up another way of being and seeing, all of whom are part of the global One Billion Rising campaign.
Kat Haber said, "The speakers are deep in rehearsal and the final tweaks are under way. There are a few surprises that will only be revealed on the day of and they are fantastic. You will want to stay until the very end of the show and not miss a minute. You will be treated to dinner and a cupcake post party. The evening mixer will begin as soon as the show and livestream end." Haber has presented her own TED talks and has organized eight TEDx events in Vail and Homer, Alaska.
Space is limited and registration is required for this free event. Register on-line at http://tedxvailwomen2012.


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- Take a broad bowl and mix all the ingredients given above.Knead well .
- Make rotis and cook on tawa drizzling little ghee or oil around it.
- Enjoy with masala dal or any kurma of ur choice !!
- Pressure cook all the dals together with little turmeric powder and a drop of oil.
- Grind all the ingredients given under " To grind" by adding little water to make a smooth paste.
- Heat oil/ghee in a kadai and add the items given under saute.Saute till the tomato mushes. Then add the ground paste and saute till the raw smell emanates.
- Add the cooked and mashed dals and add enough water and salt.
- Let it boil for sometime. Please keep the medium flame and cover the kadai while it boils otherwise it splashes everywhere.
- Add water whenever needed. Allow it to boil for 5-10 mins.
- Switch off the flame and garnish with coriander leaves
Ajowan or Ajwain (scientific name Trachyspermum ammi pronounced aj'o-wen) is from same family as caraway or cumin. Ajowan also known as carom / Ajave/ Ethiopian Cumin or Omam, is common spice in Indian cooking.
Ajowan seeds are often chewed on their own after a meal for medicinal value. Ajowan tastes hot and leave tongue numb for a while. Crushed or cookedajowan leaves strong and distinctive thyme-like aroma. Oil of Ajwain seeds essential contains Thymol. Thymol constitutes more than 50% of Ajowan oil.
Health benefits of Ajowain seeds are known traditionally and it is only because of these health and medicinal benefits of ajowain seeds, it finds its place as home remedies for common ailments. Health benefits of Ajwain seeds and other medicinal uses of Ajwain are summarized below
Health benefits of Ajwain / AjowanIndigestion and related disorders: Modern lifestyles and dietary practices tend to increase flatulence in our digestive tracts. Three commonly used spices effective over flatulence are: Ajwain, Fennel seeds and Cumin seeds. In India, Ajwain seeds are used as a home remedy for indigestion. Ajwain stimulates appetite and enhances digestion. It has anti acidic properties. Regular chewing of Ajwain seeds provides relief from stomach upset and gas. Many Ayurvedic medicines use Ajwain seeds for curing indigestion and flatulence.
Antiseptic: Ajwain is used as an antiseptic. It is used for cleaning wounds and treating skin infections. Thymol in Ajwain seeds, is known as a strong germicide, anti-spasmodic and fungicide. Oil of Ajwain is also used in toothpaste and perfumery. Ajwain leaves can be crushed and applied on infections.
Antibacterial: Ajwain seeds is also used in prevention of bad breath. Thymol from Ajwain seeds is also used in various mouth wash. Regularly chewing of Ajowan seeds along with fennel seeds prevents bad breath.
Medicinal use of Ajwain in Cholera: 1-3 drops of Ajwain oil is useful in cholera, diarrhoea. Water boiled with Ajwain seeds is given to check vomiting in early stages of cholera.
Body Aches: Aroma from crushed ajowan seeds provides relief in heavy colds and migraine headaches. The oil of Ajwain is used in eardrops for earaches. Some body massage oil also contains ajwain oil.
Muscle Spasm: Ajowan has anti spasmodic properties, mainly due to presence of thymol, and is used for treating colic and griping pains, asthma, muscle spasms, cramps, rheumatism, arthritis and edema. The seeds are thought to relax the uterus and provide relief from menstrual cramps.
Pain killing abilities: The paste of Ajwain seeds was used over insect bites, as it has pain killing properties.
Kidney and Liver disorders: Several Ayurvedic medicines have Ajwain as it provides relief in kidney and liver disorders, stomach problems, etc. It is found in some studies that regular chewing of Ajwain can reduce craving of alcohol and effective for people who want to get rid of alcohol.
Respiratory disorder: Ajwain is used for treating respiratory infections, asthma. People suffering from asthama should chew Ajowan regularly followed by drinking warm water early in the morning.
Other less known medicinal uses of Ajwain / Ajowan seeds are given below:
Removal of Pimples: Paste prepared by grinding Ajwain seeds with curd, is found effective over pimples and acne.
Post natal care: Water boiled with Ajwain is given to mothers for a week after delivery. Ajwain water is supposed to have body cleanse action.
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"First Ladies Fact Book" is a thick, 745-page book that screams "reference book." But when I started reading the first article about Martha Washington I was hooked. Each chapter is a mini-biography of the Presidents' wives. The ladies' childhoods, personalities and accomplishments are highlighted. Interesting bits of trivia and photos make the book easily scanned. Portraits of the women are included with some interesting exceptions. There are no known portraits of Martha Jefferson or Margaret Taylor.
It was fascinating to learn what the wives endured while their husbands governed. Many of them were left to care for children and farms or plantations with minimal help. Long separations and financial hardship was often the rule. Often husbands found it difficult to earn a living while they were in government service. Early government wages were nonexistent or minimal, but expectations were that the Presidential families would host lavish entertainments at their own expense. Sometimes the families were expected to pay to furnish the White House.
Here are a few facts about the earliest first ladies I found interesting. Martha Washington was a young widow of 27 with two children when she married George Washington. Her experience managing the plantation that she inherited from her first husband enabled her to manage and assist George when he resupplied troops from his own resources. Martha had spent time at many military camps by the time she went to Valley Forge during the harsh winter of 1778. Her presence and interest in the soldiers boosted camp morale. Martha's severe case of measles early in the marriage is one explanation why she and George never had children of their own.
The term "First Lady" first appeared in print in 1860 and was used to refer to President James Buchanan's niece, Harriet Lane. Buchanan was not married, and Harriet was his official White House hostess. She was actually trained for her White House position by Buchanan. He had his eye on the presidency and provided the best schools for his young ward. After she finished her schooling she was given responsibility to take charge of his estate, Wheatland. When he became minister to Great Britain, Harriet accompanied him to Queen Victoria's court. Although her name is often missing from the list since she wasn't a President's wife, she became one of the most popular of America's First Ladies.
Julia Tyler campaigned tirelessly for the annexation of Texas. The public and President Tyler agreed that it wouldn't have happened without Julia's influence. This story is only one example of the lasting influences and legacies of the First Ladies.


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Miro is a free application that turns your computer into an internet TV video player.
The Mac version of Miro uses Quicktime 7, which is built into the operating system, to play video. In addition, it uses plugins for Quicktime to play even more video types. The Mac version can play MPEG, MP4, MOV, H264, Flash, Xvid, AVI, OGG, and more.
Previously known as Democracy.
Required OS: 10.4
Tags: video , media , player , podcast , youtube , bittorrent , torrent
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Too bad it doesn't play wmv files:
[Miro 3.5.1, Mac OS 10.5]
Cool linking to Hulu, but interface is like a wanna-be Vuze but with no sharing to iTunes/TiVo/Xbox/PS3/etc.
Cool, but disappointing... 3.5/5
Miro is very nice.
Caution: I upgraded to version 2.0 today, and it deleted some items in my Miro library!!! These items were in feeds I wasn't subscribed to, but that I had downloaded and kept.
(The message 'WARNING removing orphaned downloader' appears in dtv-log.)
Change log is here.
(This information hasn't been copied to iusethis's version history.)
although xul & python based, this application is a fantastic idea which is beautifully implemented. there are a small handful of minor interface bugs, but it generally fits in nicely with the look, feel & function(s) of os x and overall, miro is pretty damn stable & quick. i mostly use it as a conduit for educational and news related videos/video feeds, but its built-in guide/browser offers one many different types of content as well... and if you can't find it in there, you can always add external feeds to your channel list as well.
i switched over to miro from joost after their builds started getting hefty unstable and the joost team announced their intention to switch over to a flash/browser-based interface. i don't regret this one bit at all though. after all, joost was not an os x "native" program either. plus, knowing that i am using a community developed, open-source application which supports a much wider array of codecs, including of-course, open-source formats, (not to mention its integrated library feature, which allows one to access local videos sitting on their hard-drive as well) makes me feel "that much better".
i would not hesitate to recommend this program to anyone interested, and am looking forward to seeing it undergo further development.
For those who like French TV, it has a stream of the Zapping de Canal+: a very good daily best of French TV:
- it's a memory hog application.
- slow and heavy since it's based on the XUL technology from Mozilla
- Not cocoa!
- has some weird issues with leopard
- unlike iTunes it also enable you to watch and subscribe youtube channels
- has a very nice portal for browsing and picking up your favorite channels. I wish apple store has something pretty slick like this
Another update to miro and it still links to the Windows version. Will you puhleeeze get your shit together?
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Onstyle Notebook: J.W. Anderson, Hunter
Like watching wrecks at the Indy 500, London Fashion Week couldn't have gotten off to a more a dramatic start. Several planes flying from New York's polar vortex collided with Great Britain's wind vacuum while ferrying dozens of fashion editors.
Unable to land at Heathrow after hours of trying — they were diverted to Dublin and New Castle. An all-night bus ride (along with London's philharmonic) with no food left dozens of fashion refugees arriving in London in the early afternoon — hours before those who were diverted to Dublin, who flew in later.
Nor rain, nor snow, though, so the shows went on with little notice. Highlights of Saturday included J.W. Anderson, whose kilted tailored skirts and corseted corduroy was at times clunky.
Yet this designer is so full of ideas that a clumsy pucker or overly heavy hand simply makes one eager to see his next, more refined attempt. There is a fine line between art and fashion though. In art, a skirt can drag on the ground in front of the feet. In fashion, that will lead to stumbling — on the runway and off.
Hunter is known for its rubber boots — they'll keep your feet dry and warm. After launching a ready to wear collection in London on Saturday, Hunter will now keep your body dry and stylish with chic anoraks, puffer coats, and even cropped wide-legged pants of rubber.
We know it's all waterproof because the runway was an artificial pool of water, through which models splashed. The chic-est of them all: a literal take on the scuba trend started years ago by Nicolas Ghesquiere. At Hunter, the suits were almost literal — expanded to create volume, with the pants cropped. Ready for epic rain.


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Evelyn Moldestad, 94, of Redwood Falls died Saturday, November 3, 2012 at Sunwood Good Samaritan Care Center in Redwood Falls. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, November 10, 2012 from St. Catherine's Catholic Church in Redwood Falls with burial to follow in the church cemetery. Visitation, with prayer service, will be held Friday, November 9, 2012, from 5 until 7 p.m., and will continue on Saturday, from 9:30-10:30 a.m., all at the church. Arrangements are with the Nelson-Martin Funeral Service of Redwood Falls. E-mail condolences may be sent via www.nelsonmartinfuneralservice.com.
Ann Evelyn Schweinfurter was born February 26,1918 in Renville County, the daughter of Mary Machulda and Frank Schweinfurter. She attended country school and Redwood Falls High School.
On April 22, 1946, Evelyn married Harold Moldestad at St. Catherine's Catholic Church. They made their home in Delhi and then moved to the family farm northeast of Delhi. In 1980 they retired and moved to Redwood Falls.
Evelyn was a dedicated farm wife and mother. She was an active member of St. Catherine's CCW and the church quilters. She delivered Meals on Wheels and loved going with friends for coffee on Friday. Evelyn and Harold were avid travelers, touring all 50 states and more than 20 foreign countries. Evelyn had a love of life and family. She enjoyed seeing her great-grandkids who always put a smile on her face and a sparkle in her eye.
She is survived by her children Mary (Ron) Hartmann, Sue (Roy) Burt, and Bill Moldestad. Also surviving are eight grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, and sisters-in-law Kate Moldestad and Eleanor Schweinfurter.
Evelyn was preceded in death by her husband Harold in 2003, her parents, brothers Frank and Joe Schweinfurter, and an infant sister.
Blessed be her memory.
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Last week I wrote about the preliminaries of starting a personal wine cellar. This week I would like to get specific on what to put in the cellar. First, I think we need to define what a personal wine cellar is and what it means to own and to maintain one. A wine cellar can be a place simply to deposit wine bottles for immediate or near-term consumption or it can be a place for long-term aging as part of the cellar plan. Let's look at some of the selections for each situation:
Immediate or short-term consumption — When we speak of immediate or short-term consumption we are talking about today to about three years. I know this sounds arbitrary, but one has to decide where to think about time as it relates to cellaring wine, and putting a general time frame for a cellar works pretty well. When I give you the following specific list, understand two major points: This is not an all-inclusive list and, also, I am selecting from different price levels.
Dry white wines for short-term consumption would include but not be limited to Oregon pinot gris and viognier, white Bordeaux, most Spanish white wines such as alberino, and a host of other white wine sitting at above 12 percent alcohol and selling for under about $15. I know this is a broad range but unless the white wines are very complex and concentrated white wines destined for the cellar, the chances are that the wine will not increase in quality with age over five years from vintage date.
Sweeter white wines — Thankfully, some of the sweeter (for example) German Rieslings can age for quite some time. If you hit upon the higher end auslese wines from the better vintages, these bad boys can go on for many years, if stored well.
Rosé wine — With the exception of a very few rosé wines, look at maximum three years from vintage date. Rosés are purchased for their freshness and fruit.
Lighter red wines — Wine such as many of the Beaujolais, Valpolicella, Bardolino and many of the California zinfandels are meant to be consumed within five years of vintage date. Just because a wine is a red wine does not at all mean that it will age well. I cannot tell you how many cellars I have evaluated where so many red wines had gone over the hill from being left far too long in the cellar. There are not many, as a rule of thumb, red wines sitting under $15 which would be destined for long-term cellaring.
Long-term red wine cellaring — Of course, this could be a 40-page thesis but the main issue is to seek good, professional advice on what to cellar for longer than five years. My recommendations include good vintages of the following red wines: French Burgundy, French Bordeaux, northern and southern Rhones, Italian Barolo, Barbaresco, Brunello di Montalcino, Chianti Classico Riserva, taurasi, Amarone and just about any higher-end red wines from Arnaldo Caprai.
The Spanish wines are profound as well with Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Vega Sicilia and a host of other wonderful, full-bodied red wines. Portuguese reds including Dao and the profound, beautifully crafted ports are essential for the cellar. In the New World we have, among others, Oregon pinot noir, Washington state Walla Walla wines and the wonderful, powerful reds from northern California including, naturally, the tremendous Napa cabernets. We are also seeing from Australia wonderful shiraz, from Argentina and Chile a host of broodingly dark, lovely cellar-destined reds.
Obviously, this is just a small sample of the profound red wines made in the world of wine but, once again, create a good relationship with a wine professional and see what a wonderful path this can be for you and in building a fine, enjoyable cellar.
Lorn Razzano is former owner of the Wine Cellar in Ashland and works there part time. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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For DivX, VCD, DVD, MPEG, AVI, FLV, WAV, WMV, OGG.
VLC (initially VideoLAN Client) is a highly portable multimedia player for various audio and video formats, including MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, MP3, and OGG, as well as for DVDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. It also can be used as a server for unicast or multicast streams in IPv4 or IPv6 on a high-bandwidth network. The most prominent additions to version 0.8.6 are probably Windows Media Video 9 and Flash Video. Other important changes are improved H.264 decoding, better Windows Unicode support, and a full-screen.
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Please update the icon to the default VLC icon. This alternate icon isn't official.
I downloaded because of glitch quicktime and thought, "not bad" it's a nice little player, but since then i have found it so useful. Plays everything and has such nice little things that you want a player to do.
a little bit buggy. sometimes (watch VCD) will self create some black screen with is annoying when enjoying.
It can play everything (of coz if its play-able).
my second in command for video playing. my first is mplayer as it has the typical simple keys like mplayer has (cursor for jumping forward, backward, etc) and mplayer also has better cache implementation for network playing. thats something VLC is missing or I couldn't find it in the gazillions of options.
great one! i love the region free dvd and with this i can play some obscure formast whish i otherwise couldn't.
Lets me play DVD's that my family buy and send to me from another DVD region. Without this app my Mac would be next to useless for playing commercial DVD's.
i just moved to the mac from windows. i have been using my windows desktop box to record tv using (excellent btw) iodata's tv tuner card. it writes mpeg files, and on the windows media player, it played ok --- but on absolutely nothing else, not even the windows media player on the mac. i was without a solution until now -- vlc plays them without missing a beat. awesome apps.
The only format you can't play on a Mac with this Ap are protected Windows Media files, but you will never be able to play those on a Mac so... Everyone should have a copy of this.
Best vid app, so very versatile!
When flip4mac poops out on you - and it always does, doesn't it - fire up vlc and rock on.
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Not many homes have a lighthouse. But one in Stockton does - and it's topped by a Statue of Liberty.
The 20-foot-tall lighthouse stands on a dramatic point where the San Joaquin and Calaveras rivers flow together. That happens to be the backyard of Riviera Cliffs resident Joe Faso.
"I thought it was cool," Faso said of the 20-foot lighthouse, which steered ships on up the channel. "It had history to when the old sailing ships used to come down here."
The lighthouse worked until mid-20th century. It became unnecessary with the advent of other navigation aids. Faso put the 6-foot-tall Statue of Liberty atop the lighthouse about 10 years ago.
"It's funny when you watch the ships come in," Faso said. "You'll see the crew, they're always pointing up at it like, is this New York or what?"
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When i changed mediainfo=false the divx would start to play but then my mkv stop playing.
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'The Crazy Ones': A Subdued Cap to Robin Williams's TV Career
The apparent suicide of Robin Williams came three months after the news that his TV comedy "The Crazy Ones" had been cancelled.
The CBS series about an advertising executive working side-by-side with his daughter, played by Sarah Michelle Gellar, wasn't the only new series of last fall driven by veteran starpower — "The Michael J. Fox Show" inspired similarly false hopes of a hit over at NBC. But Williams attacked the job with a signature vigor that even the youngest talent on television would have a hard time matching.
At the 2013 upfront presentations, when networks went through the glitzy ritual of presenting their new shows to advertisers, Williams took the stage in a three-piece suit and with material that flew in the face of the event's scripted tone. He joked about strippers, compared advertisers to dogs sniffing each others' hindquarters, and riffed on the 30 years since he'd last been on a TV show — "when upfronts were just a bunch of TV executives and a big mound of blow."
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If "Happy Days" and spin-off "Mork & Mindy" will be remembered as the TV shows that helped turn Williams into a household name, "The Crazy Ones" is a more subdued cap to his career. The series debuted to stellar ratings — with 15.6 million viewers it was the most-watched series premiere of the fall — and seemed to reinforce CBS's dominant Thursday block of comedies. Critics paid respect to Williams as an improvisational whirlwind, but some felt that chemistry lacked in the ensemble cast.
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal last November, CBS Entertainment president Nina Tassler said the network had been working with producers to get the balance right. "Robin is literally a force of nature," she said at the time.
The show, which included a guest spot by Williams's "Mork" co-star Pam Dawber, saw its ratings decline as the 22-episode season progressed. As a so-called single-camera comedy, it had a format that didn't immediately fit in among CBS's more traditional sitcoms, which are shot in front of live audiences. And "The Crazy Ones," created by David E. Kelley, faced tough competition in its timeslot from ABC's "Grey's Anatomy."
New broadcast series face infamously long odds of longevity. When "The Crazy Ones" was dropped by CBS in the spring, it was one of five first-year shows cancelled by the network. However, that doesn't change the wording used in many news reports about "The Crazy Ones"—and now obituaries for Williams—that note the show lasted "just one season."
Twentieth Century Fox Television, the studio that produced "The Crazy Ones," said in a statement, "Robin Williams was a comedy giant, and although we only knew him personally for a season, he was warm, funny and a true professional. His cast and crew both loved him and loved working with him, and our hearts go out to his family and friends. He was one of a kind."
CBS said in a statement, "Our world has lost a comic genius, a gifted actor and a beautiful man. We will remember Robin Williams as one of the unique talents of his time who was loved by many, but also as a kind, caring soul, who treated his colleagues and co-workers with great affection and respect. Our heartfelt thoughts and sympathies go out to his family, loved ones and friends."


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I have been creating and printing files with the "open source" version included with Fedora Core 9 and I just purchased Qcad for Linux and got it running fine.
It loads the DXF files I created with the "open source" version fine.
My problem is that I cannot load the DXF files createdd with either version of Qcam into other applications for CAD/CAM work.
The files saved with Qcad will not load into any of the applications I am using Autocad LT or Autoshetch or the applications my friend with the laser cutting machine is using.
I'm getting several different errors with different files. Several varible errors seem to be ignored but these seem to be the problems in three different files:
Unknown group 281 for table on line 204
Invalid or incomplete DXF input --- drawing discarded.
error 5 in drawing header on line 82
error 5 in drawing header on line 114
I tried saving the file in both the DXF and DXF R12 formats with the same error and a different line number result.
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Kansas range and pasture condition was rated as 51 percent very poor, 30 percent poor, 15 percent fair, and 4 percent good, continuing the worst range and pasture condition trend since the series started in 1995.
Hay and forage supplies were rated as 35 percent very short, 38 percent short, 26 percent adequate, and 1 percent surplus; while stock water supplies were 42 percent very short, 30 percent short, 28 percent adequate, and none surplus.
Even though many areas across the State received beneficial showers, more precipitation is needed to support the emerging wheat crop and replenish the stock ponds.
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Minding the Gap
In September 2011, the Occupy Wall Street movement took its grievances about income inequality between the "99 percent" and the rich, particularly bankers and investment companies, to the sidewalks of New York City and beyond. Its movement, Occupy said, represented the frustration of middle-class employees, unemployed college graduates, and unskilled workers across the country and around the world.
"The Occupy movement was concerned that 1 percent of people were getting really rich while the wages of the bottom 99 percent of earners stagnated," says Professor Mauricio Larrain. "Previous research has found that an economy full of inequality doesn't allow a democracy to work well and leads to social unrest."
Even within the ranks of the 99 percent, Larrain says, there is growing wage inequality. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employees with bachelor's degrees earned $1,053 per week on average in 2011, compared to $638 for those with high school diplomas. Between 1980 and 2005, the wage gap between workers with some college education and those with only high school education increased by 25 percent. Increasing wage inequality in the United States, most notably between skilled and unskilled workers, is believed to be a key factor in the financial crisis of 2007–08. As the gap between college-educated top earners and everyone else widened, politicians responded by relaxing financial regulations that in turn eased consumers' access to credit.
But why has wage inequality between skilled workers — those with college educations who perform non-routine tasks — and unskilled workers, who usually have only a high school education and perform routine tasks, increased in the last few decades, both in the United States and abroad?
For an answer, Larrain followed the Occupy lead and looked at Wall Street and the finance markets. He noticed that the increase in income inequality paralleled a period of financial liberalization fueled by deregulation policies in US states and European countries. In the United States, banks were restricted from branch expansion both within and across state lines prior to the late 1970s. At that time, states began lifting these restrictions, a decade-and-a-half–long process that culminated in the 1994 Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act, which allowed bank holding companies to acquire banks in any state. European countries followed a similar trend starting in the 1970s.
For the United States, Larrain calculated wage inequality using the Current Population Survey (CPS), which provides national household wage and education data. He compared wages and education levels before and after the dates when each US state eliminated geographical restrictions on banking. Similar information from the EU-KLEMS dataset (which collects information on labor and wages by education level) provided a comparison of wage inequality and financial liberalization for European countries.
Larrain found that when an economy deregulated its financial markets — whether a US state or a European country — wage inequality increased the most in industries where employees conduct very routine tasks, such as manufacturing. (View chart; JPEG 44 KB) Although other sectors — such as retail — also employ unskilled workers, those fields in which machines, computers, and equipment can perform routine tasks and replace unskilled workers experienced greater increase in wage inequality.
"When an economy liberalizes its financial market, much more credit is going to flow to companies from banks in the form of loans. With these funds, companies can buy capital — those machines and computers [that can replace unskilled labor] — that need to be operated by skilled workers," Larrain explains. "That leads to an increase in the demand for workers with college educations, while reducing the need for unskilled workers."
Although financial liberalization is not the only factor in increasing wage inequality, Larrain found that liberalization accounts for about 20 percent of the overall increase in income disparity in the United States and the United Kingdom in the last three decades.
One implication for policymakers, Larrain says, is for the government to temper wage inequality by promoting policies that increase the number of college-educated workers. "With more skilled employees on the market — increased human capital — the supply can better meet the demand, the two groups' salaries level out, and everyone wins. This might mean reforming government student loans or providing specialized training that will help more people attain the skills they need."
Larrain says that while there are many dimensions to understanding the connection between financial markets and the macro-economy, focusing on wage inequality is an important start. "There is a clear link between Wall Street and Main Street that we don't understand well enough."
Mauricio Larrain is an assistant professor of finance and economics at Columbia Business School.
Mauricio Larrain
Professor Larrain's research lies in the boundaries of corporate finance, financial intermediation, and development economics. He has studied the effects of financial market liberalization on income inequality, for which he received the Rising Scholar Award from The Review of Financial Studies. His most recent research focuses on the importance of movable collateral in financial contracting. Professor Larrain received a PhD in Economics from...
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