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SiliconDust HDHR3-US HDHomeRun Dual Digital Tuner For Computer
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Spoken-word show
Baltimore poet Taalam Acey brings political, erotic poems to Fire
When it was Acey's turn on the mic, he went right into his poem "Slave Trade," a scathing historical piece in which he claims the government introduced crack cocaine into predominantly African-American neighborhoods as a means of oppression. Acey said he wrote the poem "because I'm looking at (some kinds of) hip-hop and the glorification of your contribution to the oppression of your community." He didn't shy away from that message.
"Everybody got so quiet and stared at me," Acey said in telephone interview from his home in Baltimore on Aug. 19. "It was the look of someone thinking. ... I really hope that at least one of those people are contemplating those things."
Acey will bring his poetry to Fire, 1249 Portage St., Kalamazoo, at 8 tonight. He has a vast catalog to pull from, but he said "Slave Trade" will most likely be one of his chosen pieces for tonight's gig. He has other powerful political poems, like "True Lies." There's a video of Acey performing it over the animation of Haik Hoisington, who won a 2005 MTV Video Music Award for best breakthrough video for Eminem's "Mosh" and a 2003 Sundance International Online Film Festival award for Best Animation.
Acey's erotic and love poems are also popular live. He said people have been requesting he release a CD of just erotic and love poems. To satisfy them, Acey will release a two-disc set called "The Market for Change," in November. One disc will have his love poems; the other disc will focus on political and social issues. Acey is careful not to get pigeon-holed into one type of poem.
"I'd rather people look at me as someone who is multifaceted," he said.
For more on Acey, including videos, go to www.taalamacey.com.
EP due Oct. 9
Boston alt-country band named Tulsa to drop by Kraftbrau
Many of the melodies and lyrics on Tulsa's new EP, "I Was Submerged," due out Oct. 9 on Park the Van Records, ache. Half the songs by frontman Carter Tanton are about a broken relationship and the other half are about watching old friends get older and how they react to it, he said. Tanton's voice floats over the dreamy melodies like heavy fog.
The EP's mood, at times, is as dark as the photography book for which the band is partially named -- Larry Clark's 1971 work "Tulsa." Clark, who also made two controversial films, "Kids" and "Ken Park," took black-and-white photos of his young friends using drugs. Tanton came across the book while studying in photography in college.
"It was a lot bolder than a lot of the photography books you see," Tanton said during an interview from West Virginia last week before his band plays at 9 p.m. Monday at Kraftbrau Brewery, 402 E. Kalamazoo Ave., Kalamazoo.
The book was one motivation for the band name and the other was that Tanton thought it would be funny to name their band after a city they've never visited. Apparently, the name choice struck a nerve.
"It's caused problems, because people from Tulsa are kind of bugged by it," he said. "... They think we have a trick up our sleeve, but there's none of that."
Some Tulsa MySpacers sent their views via the band's site.
"There was a stretch there where we got some weird e-mails," he said.
That seems to have ended, and Tanton is adamant there's not secret agenda against the fine people of Tulsa. The band will tour through November and then return to Boston. It will then record the band's debut full-length album, to be released in the spring.
For more on Tulsa (the band), go to www.myspace.com/tulsamusic or www.parkthevan.com.
Get well, Kups
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With the closing of Kraftbrau Brewery set for Nov. 30, Ticket wants to hear from you. Send your memories and/or photos to firstname.lastname@example.com. We'll post them on our blog and share some of the best before the venue's final show. Be sure to include your name, age, address and phone number on any submissions. The deadline is Nov. 22. All submissions become the property of the Kalamazoo Gazette and will not be returned. Submissions may be edited and may be published or otherwise re-used in any medium.
Hang 10
I'm not one to push potty humor, but this just had to be pointed out: go to www.toilet-tattoos.com. The business splashed down in 2003 when Ohio fashion designer Celeste Massullo wanted to "accessorize her own plain, white commode."
Herd on the street
"I once walked into a church thinking it was a bar, but at least I left quietly." -- Said by a musician to his friend as he gave an example of his being a "drunken idiot" as the two stood in line for dinner at the Earthwork Harvest Gathering in Lake City two weeks ago.

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Iban ceremonial parang
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- scabbard: hair
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- FULL NAME: Iban ceremonial parang
- SIMPLE NAME: parang, Iban
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The parang was the traditional tool-cum-weapon of parts of Malaysia and Indonesia. This ceremonial example was made by the Iban people of Northern Borneo for James O'Donnell, who served in the area during the Indonesian Confrontation of the mid-1960s. O'Donnell flew in Royal Navy Wessex helicopters of 845 Squadron, from a forward air base at Nanga Gaat. The grip of the parang is made from the case of a starter-cartridge for a Wessex helicopter engine.
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parang & scabbard grip formed from Wessex helicopter starter cartridge, leather secondary scabbard affixed to outside of wooden scabbard.
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Granger (1953) and Eysenck (1950) proposed the view that even tests of simple perceptual functions should prove valuable in assessing the pertinent variables underlying the development of a science of personality. Although Allport (1937) took exception to this view, Eysenck, Granger, and Brengelman (1957) compiled considerable experimental evidence in which both simple and complex perceptual tasks differentiated the normal, the neurotic, and the psychotic from each other. The data are valid for groups and are not predictive of individual cases at the present time. Perceptual tests offer objective laboratory data to augment or supplement the armamentarium of the clinician who must rely largely on ordinal scale measurements.
Conditionability and Personality
Conditionability as a criterion of personality function has been examined experimentally and observed clinically with positive results. Travis (1924) was able to show that the auditory threshold fluctuated in a systematic manner
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River Road Textile Jacket Unsure of the Name
Item Number: 290
Size: 3XL
Color: Black
Condition: New (Never Worn)
Added: over 3 years ago
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River Road, black water-resistant textile jacket. Never Worn, tags and spare buttons still attached. Zip out, full sleeved quilted liner, reflective piping front and back, and removable armor in shoulders, elbows and back.
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This jacket is brand new in appearance. We haven't ever carried River Road textiles in the store so I can't tell what the model is (if anybody knows, let me know and I'll add it). The material in this jacket feels like a "waxed cotton", hence the water-resistant feature. These type materials are classic and nostalgic because they were used way before modern textiles. I've seen styles using this material from Vanson before. The jacket measures out to about a 54" chest and 50 max belly which is consistent with a typical 3XL.
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Created in this Craftsy class
Beginner Serging: Machine Basics & Techniques taught by Amy Alan
Take your serger out of the closet! Learn the fundamental setup stitches, then make three posh projects: an exposed zipper bag, an ombré ruffled apron and a striped knit scarf.
Other projects made as part of this class:
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This makes me tear up! How sweet of you to make these as gifts for the local hospital. I think that's absolutely wonderful! What perfect fabric for it!
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That is a great bag and very nice of you to donate to hospital. that is such a great idea.
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Pat, This is truly neat. My daughter is a survivor of ALL. I used a very similar fabric in a support quilt for her.
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Hiiii Members , My Introduction
Hiiii, i m here for share some ideas and points to help others. I m Expert in Machine language and In MATLAB Programming. I m expert in because my final year project is based on this programming. I have small knowledge about HTML, CSS and PHP. Recently, i m running a forum as its my hobby named Technitute forum. write on google Technitute that's it..... I also help the others here in this forum but due to less members i come here to helps you.
I have also an Social Networking site for engineers named Geek Engineers network. just put social after domain name. You can Make your Freinds also there.
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Technitute forum looks empty.
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Yes......... Becoz it has no much members yet....... Pastly i running the blog here...... But now for helping others i changed the forum on homepage and blog in the subdirectory....... For blog you have to only type blog after domain name.....
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Still I see so many ads being injected into the site which is a big mistake that I have been saying time and again. See the first point here
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That '70s Show characters telling each other to get bent when they're pissed at each other.
Hyde: get bent!
Hyde: get bent!
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Can you define these popular missing words?
a less offensive phrase used in a refusal to perform a chore. "fuck off".
"i need this paperwork done"
"well, you can just get bent"
"well, you can just get bent"
додав tf 07 Липня 2004
basicly telling someone to go to hell or fuckoff. also it means to get bent over and have anal sex. a word of warning do not tell parents to get bent instead say go to hell!!! or to save your self from getting grounded dont say anything at all.
that 70's show uses this term alot: for example
kelso:isnt every night poker night for edna!
hyde:get bent ya moron
kelso:isnt every night poker night for edna!
hyde:get bent ya moron
додав nikki-nouz 04 Листопада 2006
A put down in the vein of Fuck You and Piss Off only less offensive
"Choose a lane you lousy woman driver"
"get Bent"
"get Bent"
додав SteveDave 09 Травня 2003
Go away. Fuck off. Go fuck yourself.
Crowley: I don't need your help. Get bent, Moose.
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"Get Bent!": Literally meaning "bend over so I can fuck you in the ass", get bent is an expletive like any other. By omitting any curse words in this particular assertion of hate, "Get Bent!" retains the severity of a "go fuck yourself" or a "fuck off" all the while staying somewhat innocent. The kind of expletive you could use in front of your grandmother, or when damning a nun.
"Get bent you nun-bitch!"
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telling someone off without foul language
Are you still here? Get Bent
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The J Site - Jewish Education and Entertainmenthas several entertaining features to celebrate Jerusalem Day:
Jewish Trivia Quiz: Jerusalem
Jerusalem Clipart: Whether you need a picture for your child's class project, a graphic for your synagogue, Hillel or JCC Jerusalem Day announcement, the Jewish Clipart Database has the pictures for you. You can copy, save and print the graphics in three different sizes.
Multilingual Word Search Game: Jerusalem. Enter the Multilingual Word Search game and choose the language you would like to play in: English, Hebrew or
Russian. There is an easy mode for the kids and a harder mode for us big kids. Each game is randomly generated. You can even print out a blank game (and the solution page) for offline playing. The easy mode was simple? Try the hard mode in a foreign language with the timer on. Remember that looking at the
solution page is a last resort :-)
My Jewish Coloring Book - Jerusalem Pictures. Young kids love to draw and this online coloring book is made just for them. Three different size "brushes"
and 24 colors to choose from. You can print the completed color pictures or print black and white outlines to color offline.
My Hebrew Song Book - Jerusalem Hebrew songs (with vowels) for viewing and printing. All songs are in graphic format so you do not need Hebrew installed to view or print them.
The J site has something for everyone, but if that is not enough, I posted on my website 110 links about Jerusalem, ranging from history and tourism to photographs and stamps. The web address is:
Please forward this message to relatives and friends, so they can also benefit from these holiday resources.


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I grew up in Bristol and went to Bristol Grammar School where a couple of masters (Derek Lucas and Tony Warren) were instrumental in fueling my interest in birds. I was in the Young Ornithologists' Club.
In the school holidays I practically lived at Chew Valley Lake - a bicycle and a pair of binoculars were all I needed.
My parents liked nice scenery and walks in the countryside and that gave me plenty of opportunities for birding.
I spent a few years when rare birds were very important to me but aside from the very occasional lapse they aren't any more!
I did a Ph.D. on pipistrelle bats but most of my research before joining the RSPB was on bee-eaters in the south of France (nice eh?) and great tits and marsh tits around Oxford. However, the first scientific paper I wote was about the lekking behaviour of great snipe.
I joined the RSPB staff in 1986 as a researcher, became Head of Conservation Science in 1992 and Conservation Director in 1998 - all have been great jobs!
The seasons come around with their mixture of regularity and unpredictability.
Last week it was thoroughly predictable that I would be standing on the Members' lawn at Cheltenham racecourse for much of the week. It was fairly predictable that Sizing Europe would win a 2-mile chase (last year the Arkle, and this year the Champion) and that Alberta's Run would win the Ryanair Chase (just like last year). These two are spring horses who like Cheltenham and whatever they have or haven't done in the season running up to the big day they are worth keeping in mind - so I did. And thanks to them it was a winning Cheltenham.
It was also a good Cheltenham for the excellent company of friends and the fact that I added four species to my racecourse list during the week - great-spotted and green woodpeckers, wren and raven.
And it was very spring-like at Stanwick Lakes yesterday. Chiffchaffs were singing, as were lots of resident passerines. And later, a brimstone butterfly flew through my garden.
At Nene Park, the mighty Rushden did not have much of a spring in their step as they drew with lowly Southport. That seems to me to be the end of any realistic hope of getting into the play-offs come May - but then, some things are predictable in spring.
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by Carol
August 31, 2014
I got this in Pretty in Pink in size Large and think I will return it. The color is pretty similar to the photo. I'm normally a size Small or Medium in other stores, but this Large fit too snug on me. It fits tighter than the Nylon Tricot Scoop Back Tank Pencil Dress, which I also have. The cotton is nicer than the nylon, but it's just too tight and not very comfortable in my opinion. It's also very see-through. For reference, I'm 34A-30-40.
3 out of 5 people
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by Danielle
July 31, 2014
Please restock in the color WHITE in sizes SMALL!
2 out of 6 people
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by Juicy Joose
July 3, 2014
I purchased this in Navy (cotton), Shiny Black with white, and the Shiny Pastel Pink in a Large and I love the way it looks on me. I plan on purchasing more colors. Very comfortable.
4 out of 6 people
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by Maricela
June 29, 2014
This dress is very flattering and extremely tight , I was having a hard time fitting my head through the dress. But once it was on it was really nice and tight! It is neon so it's a nice bright pink nothing to exaggerated very nice for summer to stand out from the crowd !
2 out of 5 people
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by PL
January 29, 2014
A fantastic summer dress.
2 out of 7 people
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by loo
August 21, 2013
Can this dress be worn with a gel sticky bra??
6 out of 15 people
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by ASH
June 18, 2013
3 out of 9 people
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by Katelyn
June 14, 2013
I got the small luckily, I almost resorted to getting a medium because it was the last one in the store, but I decided to order the small online instead. To me it seems like the small and medium are a huge difference. I have a 32A cup size, but honestly if you have a C or even D the top is nothing to worry about, it will fit, (I got the black dress btw, and no nipples show.) The only thing I think where picking the size matters is the bottom. Measuring around my butt is 40 inches around and its kind of tight. My thighs are also kind of tight in the dress, to a point where I kind of walk funny. It might just be me though, and I don't really mind because it hugs my butt and makes me look great! :D
I really like the back exposure. Also the length too! It's short enough to look sexy, but it's like the perfect length where it can be a formal dress. Sort of right above the knees, though I have long legs. Overall great product! Also very versitile!
9 out of 13 people
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by Jennifer
March 24, 2013
I wish there were a size in between medium and small. I alternate between these two sizes in all of american apparel and since I only shop online I really have to guess. I bought the velvet version of this dress, could not pull it over my (not that big) butt. I bought the same size in this cotton version, knowing it would have a little more stretch--it fit wonderfully well but the color was appalling. the neon heather pink, while it could look alright on other skintones, was not flattering on a pale girl. It's waaaaaay brighter than the photo. It looks soft in the image, but when they say neon they mean neon. sigh.
5 out of 7 people
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by Jasmine
October 30, 2012
This dress is by far one of the best sexiest llittle black dress I've ever worn. It fits perfectly slim and is extremely flattering for me or any figure!
5 out of 9 people
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by Natalie Avendano
June 13, 2012
I love this dress! It fits perfect... straps are a tad bit long but I can deal. The only thing I don't like is how see-through it is. I know the medium would've been too big for me. I got the small and my waist is 27''.
by Jessica
May 12, 2012
I am 5'4 and If I bought this dress in a Small would it go down to just above my knees like in the picture or would I need to get medium?
by Remy
May 7, 2012
Was this pretty true to size? also i obviously couldn't wear a bra with it so is the fabric thick and sturdy enough to hold boobs up? i have a B cup if that helps. thanks!
2 out of 8 people
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by Kaya
April 26, 2012
I have been eyeing the pink one for quite some time, but I don't want something too neon. Does anyone have this, and if so, how bright is it?
2 out of 10 people
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by Kaya
April 17, 2012
I'm thinking about buying the neon heather pink, but how neon is it really? I don't want something obnoxiously bright
by Anna
April 4, 2012
This dress is gorgeous! Is it see through?
by Brittany
April 3, 2012
bought this to wear for my boyfriend coming home from deployment and it def did the trick! it was snug and sexy and comfortable. i got soo many compliments and all eyes were on me :) hands too ;)
13 out of 16 people
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by Pattie
April 2, 2012
i NEED this dress for spring ! in neon yellow , royal blue , and red .. LOVE LOVE LOVE AA dresses !
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September 29, 2011
This dress is UNREAL!
I was debating ordering it online, but decided to go into a store and try it on - and I'm glad I did!
All of the reviews state that it is tight, so I was going to go with the medium. However, the main difference I found was the length of the straps and dress overall.
If you want it to be short (which I did) than definitely go with the smaller size.
I got a small in red and its not see-through or to revealing on my whole general ass area....just awesome everywhere!
*for a general reference my measurements are 35-27-37
15 out of 18 people
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August 26, 2011
I've been waiting for them to make this dress for years. It fits like a dream! I bought the black in small. 5'6", 32B-27-39 & ~130lbs.
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Sea Dogs and Rock Cats postponed
Friday's Sea Dogs game against the New Britain Rock Cats in New Britain, Connecticut scheduled for 11:05 AM has been postponed due to rain. No make-up date has yet been announced.
The Sea Dogs and Rock Cats are slated to resume the series on Saturday, April 13th at 6:35 PM from New Britain Stadium. Right-handed pitcher Kyle Kaminska (0-1) will get the start for Portland. New Britain will send righty Alex Meyer (0-0) to the hill.
Radio coverage begins at 10:45 AM on the U.S. Cellular Sea Dogs Radio Network and via the Tune-In Radio app for smartphones and tablets.
The Sea Dogs return to Hadlock Field on Thursday, April 18th for a seven game homestand. Tickets are available for all Sea Dogs home games and can be purchased by calling the Sea Dogs Ticket Office at 207-879-9500 or online at http://www.seadogs.com.


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A kid is not just like some heirloom piano that you can leave to two people who don't even get along," says Julia (Without a Trace's Poppy Montgomery). See, even the characters in this TV movie can't believe the premise.
Here's the deal: A nice couple named Beth and Tim die in an accident, and their 9-year-old son Waylon (Jeremy Bergman) is sent to live temporarily with his great-aunt Marie (Doris Roberts, who also plays a Marie on Everybody Loves Raymond) in her retirement village. But Beth and Tim's will stipulates that custody of the boy go to his godparents Reg (Dharma & Greg's Thomas Gibson) and Julia, even though these two are emphatically not a couple, see each other rarely and speak of their one date as a historic disaster.
Why in the world would Beth and Tim make such a plan, knowing they could be consigning their only child to a future filled with conflict? Of course: They wanted to play matchmaker from the grave. The more Julia and Reg's child-raising responsibilities bring them together, the more they feel the mutual attraction they've long denied. And if anyone can't deduce where this thing is going, Waylon is happy to spell it out, "My mom and dad always said that you were right for each other, but...you were just too pigheaded to see it," he tells Reg, as Gibson tries hard to look like a man who has just had a flash of understanding.
The road to the inevitable happy ending is not entirely smooth. A meddlesome couple attempt to wrest custody of Waylon away from Julia and Reg, but they're anal-retentive and comparatively unattractive, so how would you rate their chances? Then there's the tediously feisty Marie, who pops in once in a while to spout off. "I have two cents and I'd like to put them in," she announces to the judge at the climactic custody hearing. I love Roberts on Raymond, but this is an aunt too sure of her greatness.


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Montecatini Restaurant
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1528 Civic Dr,
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
(925) 943-6608
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- Montecatini's opening day was October 17, 1989, the day of the Loma Prieta earthquake in California. Since then, Montecatini Ristorante has become a place of true Italian dining experience in Walnut Creek, California. All our dishes are meticulously prepared with the finest and freshest ingredients. Our pastas and entrees are served piping hot from our kitchen to your table. Our chef-owner Ermes Paulin has been our executive chef since our restaurant's opening day 26 years ago. A true Italian chef, Ermes was born in Vicenza Italy, and was classically trained in Rome at one of the finest culinary academy hotel in the world at the age of 17. Ermes is the heart and soul of Montecatini. You can find him at the restaurant almost every day creating the most delicious and consistently amazing dishes for everyone!
- Extra Phones:
Phone: (415) 274-1285
Phone: (925) 943-5770
Primary Phone: (925) 943-5770
Fax: (415) 274-1285
- Payment method:
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- Neighborhood:
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Cuisines: Mediterranean, Family Style, Italian, European, Continental
Wi-Fi: No
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Alcohol: Full Bar, Wine
Parking: Street
Bike Parking: Yes
Attire: Casual
Good For Groups: Yes
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Had dinner there in March before going to see ""Boeing-Boeing at the Lesher Center for the Arts. Excellent service!
Food was outstanding.
We were seated on time (5:45), and out by 7:00. We plan on going again in one week.
Try it, you'll like!
03/05/2010Provided by Citysearch -
I enjoyed my meal way too much. I was so full, but couldn't stop eating/enjoying it. The best part is after a wonderful feast, is to go next door and dance with friends to 80's music sung by local greats!
Thank you Kip for creating a festive atmosphere. Juan is GREAT!
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I called and made a 6:30 pm reservation for a Saturday evening. They asked me if was going to the theater and I said yes. When I got to the resturant they asked me if I was going to the theater and I said yes, the waiter asked me the say question and I told him yes and he assured me we would be done in time. I ordered a glass of wine and appetizer and my entree the appetizer entree. the appetizer arrived promptley and was very good.
The dinner never came after sitting there an hour I asked the waiter and he said he would check but never came back.. I saw the hostest and asked her and she then leatured me on how I should make reservations. The show started a 8pm and evne if the brought the entrees it would impossible to eat and pay the check in 20 minuets and the hostess suggested twice that I leave. So I did
This place is great. It really reminds me of Italia. The wine selection is good, the prices are right, the antipasti are great (SEAFOOD SALAD), friendly staff. I love it.
I took the advice of a fellow city-searcher, and ordered the lasagna. It was out of this world. I have been back twice since craving it.
this is the perfect place as a ""regular"" stop. The food is always good. The wine selection is good. the staff is fun. I love the hokey Italian style. I do wish they had a family dinner however.
11/10/2006Provided by Citysearch -
This is my favorite spot! My husband and I have been going to Montecatini for over 6 years and we have NEVER had a bad meal. The food is always perfecto. The wait staff is always busy but they still manage to provide excellent service (along with great wine recommendations). My husband loves the calamari and I love the veal parmesan. Having said all that, the most wonderful part about Montecatini is the escargot!
Warm, fun atmosphere, reservations recommended
10/26/2006Provided by Citysearch -
I've been eating at this restaurant for 15 years. The exceptionally high quality food and service has been consistently outstanding throughout the years. The gamberi scampi and the brick pressed chicken are among my favorites, but everything I've ordered here has been delicious. The loud atmosphere surrounds your table with privacy so you can have even the most intimate of conversations. Excellent wine, excellent food, excellent atmosphere - Montecatini gets an A+ in my book!
07/03/2006Provided by Citysearch -
I took the recommendation of a fellow ""city-searcher"", and ordered the Lasagna and the seafood salad. The Seafood salad was impressive. The portion was huge, and it all tasted amazing. It was very similar to what i had experienced in Italy's coastal towns. The Lasagna was to die for. Unfortunately, I didn't have enough room in my stomach to finish it, so I ended up taking it home. The fact that I packed it to-go says a lot, as I am NOT one for left-overs. I will certainly go back again... But how will I order anything else? I am already hooked on those two menu items!!!
06/29/2006Provided by Citysearch -
Here are my two favorite dishes: the Lasagna- make sure to order it when you walk in because they cook it by the order.. (30 minutes) and the seafood salad (Insalata di mare). The seafood is wonderful with a Pinot Grigio- such as the Santa Margherita.
The restaurant is a little hokey... but I like the amature design. I go back often.


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The Rangers announced today that the club has agreed to terms with prospect F Jason Wilson (2010 – 5th).
Wilson, 21, skated in 64 games with the Niagara IceDogs of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) this season, registering 18 goals and 25 assists for 43 points, along with 94 penalty minutes and a plus-20 rating. He established career-highs in games played, goals, assists, points, and plus/minus rating.
Back in January I posted this about Wilson.
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CHARLESTON - As the ball floated through the air, all of Martinsburg held its collective breath.
The Bulldogs' Eugene German, normally a fearless individual, admitted he was "terrified."
Washington's Keldon Bell had just released a would-be game-tying 3-pointer, and it looked good.
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Martinsburg's Donte' Grantham goes up to block a shot attempt by Washington's Christian Coles during the state Class AAA semifinals Friday. (Photo courtesy of Action Images Photography)
It wasn't.
With the miss, Martinsburg (25-2) survived, defeating Eastern Panhandle neighbor Washington 45-42 Friday night in the Class AAA semifinals.
With the win, Martinsburg advanced to tonight's 7:15 p.m. state championship game against Beckley Woodrow Wilson. It is Martinsburg's first state tournament appearance since 2009, when the Bulldogs won the state championship.
Washington (20-6) fought valiantly, nearly overcoming a seven-point deficit with 1:18 remaining.
Kendell Smith had a stickback, and Bell hit a baseline jumper in the space of six seconds to make it 44-42.
The Patriots got the ball back with a chance to take the lead or tie it with 18 seconds left after Jordan Robinson drove into the paint and was whistled for a charge.
"I thought I had an open shot," Robinson said. "I didn't see the guy setting up to take the charge, but he was there."
Dominique Newman took the ball to the basket and thought he had drawn contact.
"I thought there was contact," Newman said. "He (Martinsburg's Denzel Cole) told me he fouled me."
The Patriots then fouled Jalen Lewis, who made one of two free throws with 4.4 seconds left, setting up the final sequence.
"I felt like I had a pretty open look," Bell said. "It just didn't fall."
Martinsburg players thought it looked good, and there were flashbacks to last year's semifinal when George Washington's Luke Eddy hit a 3-pointer in the waning seconds to knock the top-seeded Bulldogs out of the tournament.
"It was like alast year, the same thing all over again," Martinsburg's Donte' Grantham said.
"That's when I had my first flashback," Robinson said.
German, the Hunt Award winner as the state's top lineman this fall, said he was "terrified."
In a game of survive and advance, Martinsburg did what it had to do.
Washington coach Bullett got what he wanted from his team.
"The guy who said 'Do you want to win ugly or lose pretty?' probably didn't coach," Martinsburg coach Dave Rogers said. "I'll take it. It wasn't real pretty at times, but our players hung in there tough. I thought there were times where we were trying not to lose rather than trying to win, and you can't do that."
Early, it looked like it would be another rout for Martinsburg, after beating Washington by 14 and 19 points during two regular-season wins.
The Bulldogs scored the game's first 10 points and led 14-5 after the first quarter.
"It was a little bit like our first game here (a 60-56 win over Parkersburg South), when we didn't play well early," Bullett said. "We didn't play well early, and they took advantage of that."
Washington had eight turnovers in the first quarter. They finished with 13 in the game.
The Patriots never relented.
Every time Martinsburg made a run, Washington answered.
"That's a good basketball team," Rogers said. "They were in the semifinals for a reason. We knew they would bring their best at us. We expected it."
In the third quarter, Elisha Freeman came off the bench to hit back-to-back baskets to give the Bulldogs a 35-28 lead.
"I thought Elisha played well for us," Rogers said. "He was huge. He was a starter for us at times this season. We probably used 10 different lineups this season, and that has been big, having that many guys who can step up and play."
Grantham, who had 18 points and nine rebounds, followed up his own miss with a stickback that gave Martinsburg a 41-33 lead with 3:37 left.
He had another basket that gave the Bulldogs a seven-point lead.
Yet Washington had an answer right until the end.
"I said if we kept the game in the 40s or 50s, we'd have a chance to win the game, and we had a chance to win the game," Bullett said. "We did a pretty decent job on the boards (Martinsburg had a 32-29 advantage on the glass) and limited them to one shot a lot of times."
Grantham was the only player in double figures for Martinsburg. Robinson had seven and Freeman six. Lewis, who averaged 15.5 coming into the game, was held to three, but he did have six rebounds and five assists.
Newman had 15 points and Smith had 10 and seven rebounds. Bell had seven points and seven rebounds.
"This will be a great experience for us, and we have everybody back," Bullett said. "I know these guys will work hard and when we make it back here next year, you will see an even better basketball team."
For senior-laden Martinsburg, the time is now.
"We are where we want to be," Rogers said. "It's down to one game.


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well, better late than never – Happy St. Patrick's Day!
And…. a couple of leprechauns:
Sewing, Recipes, Crafts, Photo Tips, and more!! Tons of DIY and Tutorials. If I can do it, you can too - let's get started...
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Ashley says
So fun! Where did you get the boys' shirts?
danama says
I like that the little boy has his shoes at the wrong feet 🙂
Mammy Made says
Gorgeous pics!!
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Heather Painchaud says
LOL I have to laugh at your little guys shoes!! My kids put their shoes on the wrong feet ALL THE TIME!! And half the time their pants are on backwards too! Chris Cross anyone? 😛 Thanks for sharing ~ too cute!
Too cute!! Better late than never for sure, but if it is late because you were enjoying the important things in life, then let it be later!!!!
Cute pics!!
Those shirts are so cute! We got so confused since the schools celebrated St. Patrick's Day on Friday and forgot to dress our kids in green on Saturday. Ooops!


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Erie Zoo now open
It seemed like Mother Nature took a break from this particularly brutal winter on Saturday to enjoy opening day at the Erie Zoo, and she wasn't the only one.
Scott Mitchell, executive director of the zoo, said Saturday marked the largest opening day in at least three or four years, thanks in large part to pleasant weather that hovered in the high 30s and low 40s.
"It's huge," Mitchell said. "Just needed a little bit of sunshine and warmer temperatures, and folks came out. We're tickled to have this kind of weather."
Mitchell estimated that up to 4,000 people showed up for the first day, and most were excited about a moved lion exhibit that allows visitors to get closer to the animals.
"Lots and lots of people are talking about that," Mitchell said. "You can get so close to them, and they love to interact with people and play around with the kids."
Melissa Telega was among those walking the zoo Saturday. She came with her 2-year-old son, Roland Howells, and her father, Tom Telega.
Melissa Telega said visiting the zoo early and often has become a family tradition, and she can remember coming with her father when she was a child.
"It's so fun to celebrate the opening day," she said. "It might be a little cold, and not everything is open yet, but it's still fun to celebrate."
"I used to bring my kids here, but now they're 40, 38 and 33," Tom Telega said.
"So, now it's grandkids."
Melissa Telega said her son was most excited about the big cats and enjoyed the chance to get up close with the lions.
"They were awesome," she said. "They were absolutely gorgeous."
This looks to be a year of change for the zoo, with a $1.3 million renovation expected for two moated exhibits that once housed the lions and Patches the polar bear before she was transferred to the North Carolina Zoo.
There also have been some changes with other zoo animals. Caracal cats are a new species this year, and there is also a new warthog and a pair of Canadian lynx.
Zoo officials also added a dinosaur-themed area to the Children's Zoo.
To mark opening day, the zoo had several family activities, such as animal and magic shows.
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Go to www.TailwindGliders.com and on the Articles/File tab you'll see an article I wrote for RCSD on how to build an Automated Foam Wing Core Cutter.
For more information look at the Videos page "A Beginner's Guide to Cutting and Bagging Foam Wings" will shed a whole lot more light onto the subject too!
All the best.
Don't kill yourself over it, seriously, they make it way super more complex then what it needs to be "don't look at my wire cutter, it's a spin off of theirs and is more complex then what it needs to be". lol.
Grab a bendable stick, bamboo or a tossed away fishing pole will do. Bend it end to end so you have around 40" of area for the amps and volts I'm showing you which are standard on many power systems, tip to tip, notch the ends of them. String along some stainless steel fishing leader between them, notches will hold the wire in place. Bow is finished "it will look similar to a hunting bow just fyi, done in the same manner for a visual.
Hook up your car battery charger to each end of the wire, keep it at 12v 10 amps and you have the power and are ready to take it to the jigs to cut your foam pieces. You can make smaller ones as well for smaller pieces, it's not at all hard, the plans you'll see look far harder to do then the reality of it all, the wire just needs tension, any way you do it will produce the same results.
Agreed, a hotwire setup can be as simple or as complex as you like, the main differences are cost and technique to learn how to get the results you want. Here is an example of exactly how simple a wing cutting hot wire setup can be.
Personally I like repeatable results, so I have a gravity feed, drop bar setup. for bows I have everything from a Feathercut bow to a curved, laminated wooden bow, they both work very well.
The two biggest variables I have found for a good cut are wire temperature and speed, but the wire material makes up a little difference too. Nichrome is the standard but I do not like the way it stretches and breaks. Stainless steel leader material, solid strand or multi-strand seems to work well, but I personally use Rene wire and never had an issue with it. (not true of Nichrome or SS leader)
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your bow has to have a tentioner on it,
let me explane, when you heat up the wire
it expands and lengthens so the wire will be
tight when cold and sags big time when hot. It's easy.
picture a straight bar with a bellcranks' central
pivot at each end, the bottom being the ni-chrome
wire pulled tight by the top by having a cable attached
to a tentioned spring that will shorten but won't close up
completely as the wire lengthens.
my top tentioning wire consists of: an eyelet attached to the
top end of the pivoting bar, attached to a cable,attached to a
pretty strong spring (3" long by less than 1/8" thick wire),
attached to a cable shortning gizmo you know, an eyelet on each
end with a way to lengthen or shorten it by turning a middle piece
thus threading itself longer or shorter. (sorry forgot it's name) That
piece simply through bolts through the other pivoting bar with a nut
and washer on both sides of its threaded rod to mount it.
Also, Make sure that you leave enough room between the ni chrome
wire and the bar (length of bellcrank to pivot point) my bow is 12" deep and I wish it was 15" deep. also note that my tensioner cable is only 6" deep (so to speak) and is ample for keeping tension
simply put: the bellcrank is 15" long for wire and 6" long on top for the
tensioning cable (in relation to its pivot point).
Got a little complicated but I hope it helps
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wire, I use 1" dowel stock, drill a hole through it's center, install brass or
copper fuel line into the hole. This makes a great finger hold and doesn't get hot. eventualy it will burn the hole to big to hold the copper but it lasts
a-long time. I do try to keep them in motion when burning off the drops of foam from the wire pre-cut. REMEMBER: install these as you wire your bow or you're screwed, how do you put them on the wire after?
OMG Dang it, I gotta un-do the wire to put them darn things on!!!
Dang!!! and I bent and twisted a loop on it to put it on!!! that's how lol
Don't forget the holders!!! and Good luck
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Building capacities of Mauritanian female journalists
Nine Mauritanian journalists will take part in a study trip to Morocco in order to reinforce their journalistic capacities.
Within the framework of the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC), and in cooperation with the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO) and the Mauritanian National Commission for UNESCO, the UNESCO Office in Rabat organises, from 21 to 30 July 2008, a training course for nine journalists, members of the Network of Mauritanian Women Journalists.
This Mauritanian Network promotes gender equality and development in the media landscape of Mauritania. The three day training course in Rabat, Morocco, will focus on the basics of journalism, writing and radio programme production. The participants will also attend a one week internship: written press journalists will be hosted by the Arab Maghreb Agency and the audiovisual journalists by the National Broadcasting Company of Morocco.
This training is part of the UNESCO contribution to promote equal opportunities for women journalists and to reinforce their professional capacities. The project aims also at encouraging the participation of Mauritanian women in the media landscape of the country as it enters a new era of media liberalisation.
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Atlee Sergei Berresford passed away June 26, 2013.
Mr. Berresford was born March 19, 1966 in Alliance, Ohio, the son of the late Lloyd and Ruth Berresford.
He was a graduate of Kiski Prep School, where he excelled in cross country and wrestling.
He was President and CEO of Berresford Brokerage, LLC. In addition to his brokerage business, he had scrap reclamation operations in Lorain, Ohio.
He leaves behind his loving and caring wife, Lynette Berresford, along with two sons, Dustin and Jordan, and two daughters, Jessica and Madison. He also leaves behind four brothers, Lloyd, James, Mark and Jay, and three sisters, Mary, Ellen and Susie.
He was preceded in death by Mike, Thomas, Joseph, Gerald and Robert.
A gathering of family and friends will take place from 2-6 p.m. Sunday at the Jardine Funeral Home 15822 Pearl Road, Strongsville (440-238-7701).
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Pakistan's Internet Censorship Worsens...Again
Just when we thought censorship in Pakistan couldn't get any worse, it has. After our joint effort with numerous Pakistani and international organizations succeeded in putting plans for a national filter on hold, and Pakistan relented after a brief experiment with blocking Twitter, we thought we could turn our focus elsewhere for a little while.
We were wrong.
Last Saturday, news emerged that the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) had ordered all of the country's Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block fifteen "scandalous" websites, including one hosting an audio recording of a "sensual" conversation between two parliamentarians and another containing video of a press conference in which a female television anchor claimed that she and a government employee are secretly married and have a son.
While Pakistan has been censoring online content for a long time, the PTA's focus has tended toward pornography and blasphemy, not political scandal. In an article from Pakistani publication The News, Wahajus Siraj, Convener of the ISP Association of Pakistan, suggested that the latest censorship was for political gain.
In addition to political intrigue, Pakistani digital rights organization Bytes4All reports that the government froze mobile phone networks in the province of Balochistan on August 14, Pakistan's Independence Day. According to a report from the OpenNet Initiative [PDF], Balochistan seems to be the primary target of government censors, which have ordered the blocking of Balochi news, independence and culture websites. A secondary effect of the censorship is that many such sites have closed down, purposeless without a native audience.
In response to the latest crackdown, Bytes4All wrote that the ban on communications has been "hugely protested by the citizens in the province and can eventually end up further widening the gulf of trust deficit, instigating more violence and rebellion among citizens."
EFF is alarmed to see Pakistan move from its flirtation with stifling freedom of expression on the Internet to a full-blown affair. Government mandated filtering of pornographic or blasphemous material is highly problematic for freedom of expression, especially because of the high incidence of false positives, but Mubarak-style cutoffs of communications in regions of unrest and censorship of reporting on political scandal are an order of magnitude more repressive. We may not be surprised, but we are bitterly disappointed to say that we will have to keep a close eye on this situation as it develops.
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Random Numbers in JavaScript
A random number generator (often abbreviated as RNG) is a computational or physical device designed to generate a sequence of numbers or symbols that lack any pattern, i.e. appear random. Computer-based systems for random number generation are widely used, but often fall short of this goal, though they may meet some statistical tests for randomness intended to ensure that they do not have any easily discernible patterns. Methods for generating random results have existed since ancient times, including dice, coin flipping, the shuffling of playing cards, and many other techniques.
Here we'll see how to generate random numbers in JavaScript.
The random() method function of the Math object allows you to get random numbers for various uses in your scripts. You can make a random quote generator or have another type of random script. The only trick is knowing how to get a random number within the boundary you want, and making it a random integer.
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Random Numbers within a range
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THE north Northumberland countryside is coming to life in a fresh new fashion with the help of a new series of posters inspired by vintage railway adverts.
Local artist Sally Latimer this week launched The Northern Section, a project that celebrates the best of the area's picturesque landscape and beautiful heritage.
Her railway-inspired posters show a variety of scenes, including Lindisfarne Castle and the Cheviot Hills.
Sally said: "Northumberland has a wealth of beautiful and inspiring locations and a very special and distinctive atmosphere, with its huge skies and dramatic vistas. I strove to produce something that would celebrate how fortunate we are to live in the area, and to try and capture that beauty for both Northumbrians and visitors alike."
All the designs are either handpainted or crafted in lino print by the artist herself. Sally, originally from the region, returned to live in north Northumberland after working as a museum conservator at the Egyptian Museum in Turin and time spent studying ceramic conservation at the Victoria and Albert Museum. She also previously worked as a picture researcher on national newspapers.
Her work also comes in the form of china mugs and eco-friendly canvas bags
Anyone subscribing to updates at the Northern Section website (thenorthermnsection.com) will be able to vote for their favourite location to be captured in a poster, and have a chance to win a free framed poster of their choice. The draw for this competition takes place on December 15.


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Pulp Fiction
Women are lining up to have Quentin's baby and aspiring filmmakers are standing outside his house waiting to lick his feet, yet "Pulp Fiction" stands out less as the emergence of a great director than the emergence of a promising director who parlayed fame, fortune and opportunity into a really pathetic acting career.
At least in "Reservoir Dogs" young Quentin had the foresight to kill his character off before he opened his mouth. In "Pulp Fiction" we're not so fortunate. As with most films that fall into that elusive category mealy mouthed intellectuals label "postmodernism," this film celebrates style over substance. It may be cute, but let's not call Tarantino Michelangelo just yet. As much as everybody wants to memorize the dialogue and wake up the neighbors by blasting "Jungle Boogie" at two o'clock in the morning, "Pulp Fiction" isn't actually about anything other than being hip.
Tarantino also has a disturbing tendency to objectify things he doesn't understand (in less kind terms, that's called sexism and racism). All his movies are exclusively about men, and frequently minorities are the objects of scorn, violence and derision. Why is Ving Rhames the one to be sodomized and not Bruce Willis? Of course, one could argue that "hey, John Travolta is killed in that movie you bastard, what about that? Huh? Huh? Damn you, you better leave Quentin alone or I swear I'll rip your heart out and feed it to my dog." Well, in response to that, !@#$% you! But think about this: Travolta is killed while reading a newspaper and taking a dump. Most men could only dream about a death so glorious. If that's not evidence of Tarantino's belief in the superiority of the white man, I don't know what is.
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You might add the QT uses the N word at Samuel more than a few
How many times does Quentin say dead nigger storage? He yells it right in Jules' face several times while Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) just stands there all cool like.
Certainly this doesn't make Q a racist, does it? Lets disect this a bit.
True, our pal Jimmy, played by Quentin Tarantino, has a legitimate concern. His buddy Jules (who's a hitman) randomly shows up with a dead body that's splattered all over the back window of his car, and he's gone and parked that car in Jimmy's garage. Jimmy's wife is coming home in an hour and a half, and he's freaking out yelling about the 'dead nigger' in his garage.
But wait, let us also remember that Quentin has written the scene. He has set up this situation by writing it, not because it's a real situation, but simply because it came out of his head. So basically, the question arises, is Quentine getting a kick out of creating a scene in which a white man gets away with yelling the N-word at a black man? To boot Quentin gets to play the white man. This is a ballsy move on his part so I have to wonder what his intentions are, considering he's not black.
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Travolta wasn't reading a newspaper on the throne, he was reading a paperback novel version of the British comic strip MODESTY BLAISE.
BTW, while QT did kill himself off in RESERVOIR DOGS, that was only after mouthing off about his interpretation of "Like a Virgin" in the opening scene.
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Your Health is on Your Plate
My daughter (pictured above), now two years out of college, is working at a new community garden, built adjacent to the school that all three of my children attended. A few weeks ago, a little boy who attends the after-school Gardening Club told her, "I only eat vegetables that I grow in my own garden." That kid is a genius.
The best way to get kids to increase the number of fruits and vegetables they eat is to involve them in their preparation. Or creation. Kids are much more likely to eat multi-colored cherry tomatoes (assuming they even make it to their plates!) if they grow and then pick those delicious jewels themselves. There's a much greater chance that they'll finish their kohlrabi if they help grow it, peel it, slice it, and squeeze fresh lemon juice all over it. There's such a big difference between real food and manufactured calories.
If we teach our children to garden, they will understand. And they will never go hungry.
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FAMU halt of presidential search under fire
Chairman asked to explain decision
The chairman of the Florida A&M University board is being asked to explain his decision to suspend a search for a new president.
The faculty representative on FAMU's board plans Thursday to question why Solomon Badger unilaterally halted the search.
Badger suspended the search a week before a search committee was expected to select finalists.
Badger said he suspended the search because the university is in the middle of a critical review by the school's accreditation agency. If FAMU loses accreditation students could no longer receive financial aid.
James Ammons abruptly resigned as president last year amid the fallout from the hazing death of a drum major in November 2011. Larry Robinson has been interim president since that time.
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Changes to Facebook Pages, News Feed, Ads Affect Merchants
If there is one constant with Facebook, it's change. Once again, the social network has made changes to Pages, News Feed, and ads that directly affect marketing efforts.
Facebook Pages
Just this week, Facebook changed the look of Pages on the desktop version to make them more streamlined and easier for people to find information they want. Page administrators will be able to access their most often used tools more easily, as well. The new layout is not yet available on all Pages, but will be in due course, according to Facebook.
There are four basic changes.
- Single column page posts. Page posts will now reside in a single right-hand column, which is an adjustment both Facebook users and Page admins will doubtless appreciate. The current two-column format, which requires users to segue back and forth across the page, is cumbersome and makes finding information more difficult, especially to follow status updates in chronological order.
- Left-hand column. The left column features information about the business, including a map, hours of operation, phone number, and website URL, as well as photos and videos.
- New admin toolbar. As a Page administrator, finding the tools you use most often is not as straightforward and simple as it should be. With the new version, no matter where an admin is on the Page, she can view information about ads that are running, new Page likes, as well unread notifications and messages.
Facebook also added a new navigation toolbar that will remain visible across the top of the Page, making it easier to access activity, Insights, and settings.
- Pages to Watch. Facebook previously experimented with a feature called "Pages to Watch," which it's now rolling out to all Pages, and which can be found in the Insights analytics section.
Pages to Watch allows admins to create a list of Pages similar to their own and compare the performance of their Page with those on the list.
Facebook News Feed
Facebook recently modified its News Feed to make the interface appear the same on desktop and mobile devices. The biggest change relates to image and photo sizes, which are now larger.
In describing the reason for the change, News Feed Product Manager Greg Marra said, "People love looking at photos on Facebook, and this was one of the parts of the design people told us they liked. Over time, more and more of News Feed is photos, so we want to show them as best we can."
This has significance for ecommerce merchants in particular because it enables them to display larger product images than in the past.
Facebook Ads
On March 4, Facebook began rolling out a new advertising campaign structure that consists of three levels: campaigns, ad sets, and ads. This is similar to the way Google organizes AdWords.
- Campaigns. Campaigns correspond to advertising objectives, such as building brand awareness, driving web traffic, or increasing Likes. They are designed to help advertisers optimize and measure results for each objective across multiple ad sets and ads.
- Ad Sets. Campaigns can include multiple ad sets, each with its own budget and schedule. Ad sets can be organized to represent audience segments, such as demographics and interests.
- Ads. Advertisers will be able to run multiple ads inside each ad set that contain different images, links, video, or text. Creative, targeting, and bidding is still controlled at the ad level.
Merchants that run multiple ads and campaigns should benefit from this new structure. Including the new intermediary level (ad sets) will serve to better organize ad buys and make ad optimization, performance measurement, and ad-spend tracking easier.
Facebook said that the new structure will be reflected worldwide across all ad interfaces, including the Ads Create Tool, Ads Manager, and Power Editor.
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It was working fine. I have too many other things I'm busy with at the moment to worry about 're-training'. The changes are a turn off.
Anything to try and simplify Facebook and get people to understand the site easier is welcome. I think just a big problem is that Facebook has added so many complex features over the years that people develop a really poor mental model of the different features and it's hard for people to grasp it. These aren't easy design challenges to solve, but luckily Facebook has acquired a great deal of design talent by picking up a number of smaller interactive agencies in recent years and I think this is a step in the right direction for Facebook. Things like Facebook's Paper show off new ways of seeing content. That's one thing that helps foster a sense of community within Facebook. Many users are allergic to any kind of UI or UX changes, but businesses are looking for new ways to reach out to potential customers. Just the amount of attention paid to the types of sites listed at http://www.facebooklikesreviews.com is proof that Facebook needs to pay more attention to how people interact with and find and use pages. This is how Facebook is going to keep up it's income over the next decade or so. If they continue to get businesses on board and seeing it as the best way to reach out to fans, then they'll be in a good financial position going forward. But I think simplifying the site further, radically and drastically, might just be the best path forward for Facebook. Get back to the core of communicating with friends.
If Face Book decides to make changes, that's fine. However, don't make the changes for me. I don't want different groups – If I did, I should have been allowed to make the changes – NOT FACE BOOK. I can't even play Farm Town any more because everyone isn't there – they have all been moved to different groups.
Reall good news and tips to all the contents can easily handle Facebook has acquired a great deal of design talent by picking up a number of smaller interactive agencies in recent years and I think this is a step in the right direction for Facebook. Things like Facebook's Paper show off new ways of seeing content. That's one thing that helps foster a sense of community within Facebook.


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Tomorrow, the Washington Redskins will visit the Dallas Cowboys for the seventh time on Thanksgiving Day (the first six match-ups all were Cowboys victories). The Redskins are the team that the Cowboys have faced most on Thanksgiving (the Dolphins are in second, with five match-ups). This will be the first time they'll meet at Cowboys Stadium, the other six match-ups were played at Texas Stadium except for the first one, which was played at the Cotton Bowl. That match-up, in 1968, saw the Cowboys at 9-2 vs. the Redskins at 4-7. Dallas was heavy favored also since Redskins starting quarterback Sonny Jurgensen was injured and in his place Washington started journeyman Jim Ninowski, who had came to Washington from Cleveland the season before. Ninowski, who was making his first start in three seasons fill very good in Jurgensen's place and with his third touchdown pass of the day the Redskins had a 20-19 lead in the fourth quarter. But the Cowboys came back and regained the lead with a short Mike Clark field goal, and then rookie defensive end Larry Cole picked a Ninowski pass deep in Redskins territory and returned 5 yards for a touchdown to seal a 29-20 victory. It was the first of four career touchdowns for Cole, all against Washington.
In 1974 the Cowboys hosted the Redskins for the first time at Texas Stadium and it became on of the most memorable Thanksgiving Day games of all-time. Both teams were in the playoff hunt, and the Redskins at 8-3 had a two game lead over the Cowboys for the NFC Wild-Card slot (The St. Louis Cardinals were leading the NFC East with a 9-2 mark). After a hard fought first half the Redskins had a 9-3 lead. In the third quarter they increase the lead to 16-3 with a touchdown reception by former Cowboy Duane Thomas, and then Cowboys starting quarterback Roger Staubach got knocked out of the game, and in his place rookie Clint Longley entered the game. Longley, who was seeing his first NFL action and was brought in the presason from the Bengals to replace Craig Morton as Staubach's backup, led the Cowboys to two touchdowns and a 17-16 lead entering the fourth quarter. But Thomas scored again for Washington and with less than a minute to play, the Cowboys needed a touchdown to win. And with 28 seconds to play and no timeouts, Longley found Drew Pearson on a 50-yard bomb that gave the Cowboys an improbable win, 24-23.
The next Thanksgiving match-up was in 1978, and with both teams at 8-4 and tied for first place in the NFC East, it was a very anticipated contest. But it was no contest, as the Cowboys ran for 289 yards and a 37-10 win. Backup running back Scott Laidlaw, who was filling as fullback for the injured Robert Newhouse, ran for 122 yards (his career high) and two touchdowns. That defeat had a toll on the Redskins, who then went on to lose their remaining three games of the season.
It was not until 1990 that the old two rivals met, with the Redskins at 6-4 and the Cowboys at 4-7 (few would think at that time that the next three Super Bowls would be conquered by these two teams). With the Redskins leading 17-10 in the third quarter, rookie Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith began to work. Smith scored two touchdowns and ran for 132 in route of a comeback 27-17 win.
In 1996 the Redskins had an 8-4 mark, with a game lead over the defending Super Bowl Champions Cowboys. Again Emmitt Smith led the Cowboys to victory, scoring two second half touchdowns after Washington had taken a 10-7 lead (he had scored another in the first quarter) and amassing 155 rushing yards in route of a 21-10 win.
Finally, in 2002 they met, and for the first time both teams were under .500 (Washington at 5-6, Dallas at 4-7), and with Danny Wuerffel and Chad Hutchinson starting the game at quarterbacks for the Redskins and Cowboys. But Emmitt Smith was still around, rushing for 144 yards, and again trailing in the third quarter 20-10, safety Roy Williams intercepted Wuerfell, and like Larry Cole 34 years earlier, returned 5 yards for a touchdown. And in the fourth quarter Hutchinson threw a 41 yard touchdown pass to Joey Galloway to take the lead and adding a late field goal, the Cowboys again escaped with a 27-20 victory.
We expect another game with exciting plays, turnarounds and unsung heroes, as it has happened over the years in this, one of the NFL fiercest rivalries.
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Karin Bornfeldt received her PhD from Linköping University in Sweden in 1991. Later that year, she came to the University of Washington (UW) to do a postdoctoral fellowship in the laboratory of Dr. Russell Ross, a leader in the field of cardiovascular medicine. She also worked closely with Dr. Edwin Krebs on signal transduction in vascular cells. She was appointed to the faculty of the UW in 1995, and is now Professor of Medicine in the Division of Metabolism, Endocrinology and Nutrition, and Professor of Pathology. She serves as Associate Director of the Diabetes and Obesity Center of Excellence and Deputy Director of the UW's Diabetes Research Center (DRC). She also directs the DRC Viral Vector and Transgenic Mouse Core.
Dr. Bornfeldt is actively involved in graduate student teaching and has served on more than 20 Doctoral Supervisory Committees in Pathology, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Pharmacology, and Nutritional Sciences. She is a current or past member of the editorial boards of the Journal of Clinical Investigation, Circulation Research, Diabetes, and the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
Research in the Bornfeldt lab focuses on the cellular and molecular mechanisms of vascular complications of diabetes. Currently, the roles of acyl-CoA synthetases, glucose, and S100A9 in vascular complications of diabetes are topics of great interest in the lab.


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Even though this is prime vacation time with the Labor Day holiday approaching, we've been pretty busy here at PR News. As we prepare for our 2011 Platinum PR Awards luncheon on Sept. 14 in New York, I've been putting together the special issue that complements the event. Going through all 40 categories (can't reveal the winners—you'd have to kill me first), plus chronicling our first-ever group of Hall of Fame campaigns, one really gets a sense of the hard, innovative and just plain excellent work that PR pros do. From branding and blogs to crisis and video, there is no shortage of great initiatives, including those that help move worthy causes forward. And when you add what PR is doing in the digital/social media space, the outcomes just keep getting more impressive. So as I go through these winners and honorable mentions, I do have a few favorites. Is there a campaign this year that has really impressed you?
Have an impressive holiday weekend.
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