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Central stops Madonna
STEUBENVILLE – Basketball games, as Madonna coach George Vargo pointed out, are often won or lost at the foul line.
Catholic Central earned a 60-46 victory over the Blue Dons Thursday because the Crusaders were money from the stripe when it counted.
The "holy war" was played inside the Finnegan Fieldhouse on the Franciscan University of Steubenville campus as part of the sixth-annual Hank Kuzma Community Day.
Sean Tucker's Crusaders, now 11-5, missed 10 of their 18 attempted free throws. They turned things around in the final frame, going 13 for 15 to complete the season sweep of Madonna. Central pocketed a 60-34 triumph in December.
"I always preach that basketball games are won or lost at the line," Vargo said. "Coach Tucker's team did a great job with its foul shooting tonight. That probably was the difference in us not being able to catch them. They were just excellent from the line when they needed it."
Central canned eight of its 11 first half field goal tries to grab a 25-13 lead. A late 7-0 run helped give the Crusaders the double-digit advantage.
Matt Martello started things with a jumper from the key then Michael Barber got three the old fashion way. He scored two in transition off a nifty up and under move, drew a foul and knocked down the freebie. Michael Manfresca's putback capped the rally.
Central scored eight straight late in the third and went up by 17 (39-22). Madonna, thanks to Ross Comis' four-point play, ended the quarter with a 6-0 run. Comis averages 22 points per outing but was held scoreless until just 42 ticks remained in the quarter.
Madonna's second four-point play, this time by Marcello Biondello, put the score at 41-39. Central responded by scoring eight in a row. Tony Barber accounted for half of the points, getting a deuce off a spin move in transition then hitting two from the stripe.
The Dons would close the gap to 50-44 after Joey Ewusiak went coast to coast but Central went to work from the line to put the victory on ice.
"Going 13 of 15 down the stretch with free throws definitely overcame any of our turnovers and other mistakes," Tucker said.
"Our kids really stepped up and did a great job. They were focused at the line.
"Teams are going to pressure us and we did a good job of taking care of the ball in a lot of incidents. Give Madonna credit, however, they pressured well and forced some turnovers (Central was guilty of 10 second half ball handling miscues).
"That's stuff we will on and continue to get better. It sure makes you feel great, however, when we step up and make foul shots in the fourth quarter."
Central, thanks to hitting five of seven from the floor, led 13-4 after the opening period. The Dons were just two of six and committed four turnovers. In the first half, Madonna tried eight free throws, making just one.
"Tonight, the game was won in the first quarter," Vargo said. "We put ourselves in a whole early. Then we miss seven foul shots.
"We fought back and we fought hard. We made it a good game for the fans at the end."
Tony Barber came off Central's bench to lead his team in scoring with 15. Fletcher finished with 13 and Michael Barber added 10. Brenton Colabella contributed seven.
Comis had 11 to pace the Blue Dons, how 7-3. Nick Mazur scored eight while Nate Guio and Martin recorded seven each.
"Michael Barber played phenomenal defense for us tonight," Tucker said.
As Michael Barber noted Central's defensive focus is always on "taking away their best player."
"Other guys really stepped up defensively," the Crusader point guard said. "They did a great job of boxing out, getting rebounds and limiting them to one shot.
"We did get flustered when they came out pressing, but we settled down and started beating the press. They fouled us and we were able to make our shots."
When it comes to making foul shots late in a game, Fletcher said it's all about settling down.
"You have to calm down, take your time and knock them down," the senior, who grabbed 11 rebounds to complete a double-double, stated. Madonna is a big rival for us, it's always nice to beat them and go out on a high note."
Central is scheduled to visit Strasburg Saturday. The Blue Dons will meet Williamstown in Magnolia on Saturday. That contest will start at 4 p.m.
Catholic Central 60, Madonna 46
Central 13 12 14 21 60
Madonna 4 9 15 18 46
CENTRAL (11-5): M. Barber 4 2-3 10; Colabella 1 5-8 7; T. Barber 5 2-2 15; Rigaud 0 0-0 0; Manfresca 3 1-1 7; Fletcher 2 9-13 13; Martello 1 0-0 2; Dombrowski 2 2-6 6. TOTALS: 18 21-33 60. 3-pointers: T. Barber 3; Rebounds 31 (Fletcher 11, Dombrowski 7); Turnovers 13.
MADONNA (7-3): Biondello 1 1-1 4; Comis 2 5-5-8 11; Guio 3 1-1 7; Antinone 1 0-0 3; J. Ewusiak 1 0-0 2; Retton 1 0-0 2; Bowser 0 0-0 0; Jeter 0 0-2 0; Lyons 1 0-0 2; Silvestri 0 0-0 0; Stakias 0 0-0 0; Martin 3 1-2 7; T. Ewusiak 0 0-1 0; Mazur 2 2-4 8. TOTALS: 15 10-19 46. 3-pointers: Mazur 2; Comis 2; Biondello; Antinone; Rebounds 22 (Comis 5, Bowser 5); Turnovers 9.

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Over the last 10 years Insite has been focused on creating a safe environment by operating on the harm-reduction model. This model works to decrease adverse health, social and economic consequences of drug use without requiring abstinence from drug use.
In a submission that was published in the Vancouver Sun, doctors Julio Montaner and THomas Kerr of the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS summarized the successful history of North America's first supervised injection site with legal standing.
Evidence trumps ideology over public health benefits of insite
By Thomas Kerr and Julio Montaner, Vancouver Sun
It has been nearly 10 years since Insite, Vancouver's supervised injection site opened and two years since the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously determined that it should remain open to protect public health.
A large body of scientific evidence demonstrates that Insite and other harm reduction programs, such as needle exchanges, are effective in reducing the harms associated with illicit drug use. Sadly, ideological debate about harm reduction continues, despite widespread agreement among health authorities, including the World Health Organization, that such programs are essential to the fight against HIV/AIDS and other drug-related harms.
A recently released report summarizing 15 years of data on the drug situation in Vancouver provides further evidence that harm reduction programs have helped reduce illicit drug use and improve public health: fewer people are injecting drugs; more are accessing addiction treatment; and HIV transmission related to injection drug use has plummeted.
Likewise, a large body of scientific evidence shows that Insite is meeting its objectives. Peer-reviewed studies involving dozens of researchers from Canada, Australia, Britain and the U.S. demonstrate clearly that Insite does not increase crime or perpetuate active drug use. More than 30 peer-reviewed studies show that Insite saves lives and health care dollars, reduces disease transmission, and promotes entry into addiction treatment.
The program now has the support of leading national health organizations such as the Canadian Medical Association, the Canadian Association of Nurses, and the Canadian Public Health Association. Health organizations in other parts of Canada are now advocating for similar programs in their jurisdictions.
Still, critics continue to launch personal attacks against scientists, misrepresent existing research, and cite bogus reports that have never been subjected to scientific scrutiny or published in recognized journals, reducing public discourse about harm reduction to the same level as past debates about global warming and the harm of cigarette smoking.
The most vocal of those arguing against Insite is the Drug Prevention Network of Canada (DPNC). This is an organization that covertly accepted RCMP funding to produce pseudo-scientific reports on Insite. Ultimately the RCMP acknowledged their wrongdoing and distanced themselves from the reports, admitting the reports were commissioned to "provide an alternative analysis" to existing research and "did not meet conventional academic standards." Ironically, when a Supreme Court justice asked lawyers representing the federal government if they had any scientific evidence indicating that Insite was not meeting its objectives, they did not offer one of the DPNC reports - they offered nothing.
David Berner and the DPNC continue to get the facts all wrong. Anyone who has spent any time in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside knows that Insite was opened and continues to be operated by the Portland Hotel Society and Vancouver Coastal Health. It was not created or ever operated by the B.C. Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS. Rather, our centre was contracted, through an open and competitive process, to conduct an arm's-length scientific evaluation of Insite.
Recently, the DPNC has repeated claims that drug overdose deaths in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside have increased since the facility opened. This is not only false, but in citing data from the B.C. Vital Statistics agency, they continue to recklessly lump all drug-related deaths together, including many causes of death that bear no relevance to Insite.
The claim stands in stark contrast to a 2011 study published in the prestigious medical journal, The Lancet, which showed overdose deaths around Insite had declined by 35 per cent. The Lancet study systematically reviewed each recorded death and involved the use of appropriate statistical methods. Dr. Chris Beyrer, a professor at Johns
Hopkins School of Public Health who was invited by The Lancet to write a commentary to accompany the article, stated: "Supervised injection facilities clearly have an important part to play in communities affected by injection drug use. They should be expanded to other affected sites ... on the basis of the life-saving effects."
Harm reduction programs should remain essential components of our response to illicit drug use. Still, we must do more to further reduce drugrelated harm.
In doing so we must recognize that we have an ethical duty to base our responses to drug-related harm on the best available evidence.
By now, that evidence should be resoundingly clear: Harm reduction - including Insite - saves lives.
Dr. Thomas Kerr is the is the co-director of the Urban Health Research Initiative at the British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS and associate professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of British Columbia. Dr. Julio Montaner is the director of the British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, the chair in AIDS Research and head of division of AIDS in the Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia, and the past-president of the International AIDS Society.
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Libya: The Energy Wildcard 1 commentOct 24, 2011 10:27 AM
Libyan Colonel Gaddafi's 42 year brutal reign is over, but the future looks murky ahead for a country primarily known for exporting oil and terrorism.
One thing is for certain – international oil companies will be packing out flights to Tripoli to cut deals for a piece of the action.
Libya remains the wild card, with only 25 percent of the country's oil potential territory explored. Whatever the demerits of the Gaddafi regime, it kept tight rein over its oil industry, and that, combined with international sanctions for its terrorist proclivities, largely stymied development of the country's resources, much in the way that the development of Iran's petrochemical sector has been largely devoid of foreign capital. After all, they did not call the 1996 U.S. legislation "the Iran-Libya Sanctions Act" (ILSA) for nothing. In September 2006 ILSA was renamed the Iran Sanctions Act (ISA), as Gaddafi was behaving himself more, but the damage to the country's energy infrastructure was by then deep and systemic.
The Libyan economy depends primarily upon revenues from the oil sector, which contribute about 95 percent of export earnings, 25 percent of GDP, and 80 percent of government revenue. All of this is up for grabs now.
Prior to the outbreak of conflict in February, Libya was exporting about 1.3-1.4 million barrels per day from production estimated at roughly 1.79 million barrels per day of high-quality, light crude, of which approximately a mere 280,000 barrels per day were indigenously consumed. But current production is the proverbial mere drop in the bucket. Libya has the largest proven oil reserves in Africa with 42 billion barrels of oil and over 1.3 trillion cubic meters of natural gas, according to conservative estimates.
Now that the fighting is apparently over, the issue of Libya's oil production will swiftly move front and center in international interests.
On 19 October International Energy Agency official David Fyfe said in Paris that despite IEA official estimates that Libya could be pumping around 1 million barrels a day by the end of 2012, a fraction of its 1.79 million barrels per day output pre-military action, all estimates of Libya's future output are a "shot in the dark" before adding that there are "many logistical, operational and security related challenges" to overcome before full production is restored. After military intervention began, by September Libyan oil output shrank to a measly 100,000 barrels per day.
While Libya's National Transitional Council has made vague indications that it will honor current oil and natural gas contracts at present, this does not preclude the National Transitional Council from future renegotiations of the oil and gas contracts' terms, much less signing new ones.
Furthermore, until he learned how to speak diplomatese, National Transitional Council head Mustafa Abdel Jalil alluded to the fact that the National Transitional Council would assign a higher priority for reconstruction and the allocation of oil contracts to countries that supported their uprising, remarking that nations would be rewarded "according to the support" given to the insurgents – which means NATO European coalition members will have the inside track, particularly as before the fighting erupted Europe got over 85 percent of Libya's crude exports.
Under such considerations, one of the clear winners will be Italy's Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi S.p.A., better known by the acronym ENI, which saw pre-conflict Libya accounting for 15 per cent of ENI's output.
The major losers in such a scenario will be those nations that held out against military intervention, most notably the Russian Federation and China. Since 2005 Russian state-run natural gas monopoly Gazprom invested $200 million in energy exploration in Libya even as state arms exporter Rosobornekhsport sold Gaddafi over billions in armaments before an arms embargo was imposed on Libya by the UN Security Council in March, many of which were subsequently deployed against NATO forces and Libyan rebels, a fact doubtless not lost on National Transitional Council members. Russia's state news agency ITAR-TASS estimates that Russia could lose as much as $10 billion in business if the National Transitional Council challenges the legality of the existing contracts.
China, which has a massive oily African footprint elsewhere in Sudan and Angola, received a paltry 150,000 barrels per day of Libyan oil, a mere three percent of its crude imports. On 23 August, when asked about the possibility of the National Transitional Council renegotiating contracts deputy head of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce's trade department, Wen Zhongliang blustered, "I can say in four words: They would not dare; they would not dare change any contracts."
Aside from the oil issue, another murky situation is the future composition of Libya's post-Gadaffi government. Last month Libya's interim leader, chairman of the National Transitional Council Mustafa Abdel Jalil, in his first public appearance in Tripoli told his audience, "We seek a state of law, prosperity and one where Sharia is the main source for legislation, and this requires many things and conditions."
As Sharia is Islamic law and Libya's future government will doubtless contain many Islamic elements, it is hardly likely that the country's future administration will be willing to sign "sweetheart" deals with foreign energy firms on terms more favorable or even as favorable as those Gadaffi signed with foreign energy firms, as populist Islamic government elements will undoubtedly demand greater financial transparency than that provided by the Gadaffi administration.
But Gadaffi is dead, and so Libya and the National Transitional Council enter a brave new world with few signposts. As regards Western intervention in the turbulent oil politics of the Middle East, one is reminded of what according to Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell told President George W. Bush in the summer of 2002 about the possible consequences of military action in Iraq in what has subsequently become known as the "Pottery Barn" Rule – "You break it, you own it."
Brussels and Washington have an increasing amount of Middle Eastern ceramic shards to sweep up.
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Joe Lhota Has a Murky Past With the East 91st Street Marine Transfer Station
The reopening of the East 91st Street marine transfer station's a controversy a decade in the making. Sparked by Christine Quinn's "environmental racism" comment, the waste disposal spot has infiltrated the mayoral race discussion, leading candidates to pick a side on an issue that involves how we New Yorkers dispose of millions of pounds of trash every day. Republican frontrunner Joe Lhota has pledged to close it if he becomes mayor, but his reasoning is a bit misleading, given his past as Giuliani's go-to garbage defender.
In a statement two weeks ago aimed to appease Pledge2Protest, an anti-waste-transfer-station advocacy group, Lhota sought to justify his intentions to halt the East 91st Street MTS from reopening: "As deputy mayor, I worked to close it in the past and we successfully negotiated contracts to ship the garbage to New Jersey, which is less expensive and does not put children's safety and health at risk. It's a no-brainer."
Keep this in mind as we go forward.
For background, the East 91st Street MTS was built in the 1930s to accommodate the growing urbanization of LaGuardia's New York City. The area was an industrial hotbed on the East River, where barges of garbage could come in and out with ease. Warehouses, not penthouses, dominated the neighborhood so community backlash was relatively nonexistent.
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After years of urban sprawl, the Upper East Side has switched from industrial to residential, with thousands of New Yorkers moving uptown as Manhattan's demographics shift. But the East 91st Street MTS is still there, receiving and sending out garbage in a neighborhood of rising income levels. Naturally, a NIMBY opposition to the site proliferates, eventually forming the Gracie Point Community Council--an organization of local leaders and legal counsel that exists to make sure the MTS doesn't.
The solution (and an all-too-common mantra) emanating from the Giuliani administration: "When Staten Island goes bad, head to New Jersey."
Instead of dumping tons upon tons of garbage on the other island, the city would seek to have each borough bring its waste to New Jersey areas like Essex and Newark, where private contractors would package it and send it off to faraway landfills in the South. This included the use of the East 91st Street MTS and other stations in Queens and Red Hook. So at one point, Lhota had opted for the station's use, long before an election where UES votes mattered was around the corner.
Of course, New Jersey officials weren't so willing to take New York City's trash and put it in their constituents' neighborhoods.
Notwithstanding the fact that Rudy's people informed then-New Jersey Governor Christine Whitman, of the proposal the night before. As deputy mayor of operations, Lhota was in charge of damage control. ''No one likes to be surprised, and in this case, the governor was surprised,'' he told the New York Times. ''It's my job to make the governor fully apprised.''
The response from the New Jersey governor: "Drop dead." No, seriously, the statement was titled "'Whitman to New York's Garbage Plan: Drop Dead.''
Remember the "successful negotiated contracts to ship the garbage to New Jersey" that Lhota heralded from before? Yeah, that never happened. Without Whitman on board, the state equity garbage plan was scrapped in 1999. ''It's one thing to design a plan,'' former sanitation commissioner Steven Polan said at the time. ''It's another matter to actually implement it.''
The Giuliani administration's failure left the city in a sanitation scramble. Now that the Fresh Kills landfill was closed, there was no general destination for garbage. As a result, a makeshift plan was hatched to use an environmentally terrible fleet of 900 garbage trucks to transport our daily waste output to smaller disposal sites. But at least it worked out for the Gracie Point Community Council: No Fresh Kills meant no East 91st Street MTS, since there wasn't a reason for marine transfer anymore.
The station closed in 1999. It would return to focus in 2006 with Bloomberg's stalled S.W.M.P. plan, which seeks to renovate and reopen four marine transfers around the city, including the one on East 91st Street. Speaker Christine Quinn was integral in getting the council's approval (hence her support for the MTS now) and last year's budget set aside $125 million to get the project started (hence the current controversy). But it's the Rat Czar we're focusing on here.
Maybe it's to pander to uptown voters before the primary. Or maybe it's to come off as an environmentally sound Republican in an environmentally conscious city. Regardless of the reason, the mayoral candidate has provided us with a revisionist version of his time as deputy mayor.
Lhota's touting of "I worked to close it in the past" really amounts to a consequence of his boss not having a Plan B for City's eternal "too much shit" problem. And, to add onto the insubstantial policy pledge, the Giuliani administration's proposal before the New Jersey one was to dump 560 million pounds of our raw, collective sewage into the New York Harbor. Yes, the "closing" of the East 91st Street MTS definitely evaded "[putting] children's safety and health at risk," but dropping 280,000 tons of garbage sure would have.
That's the "no-brainer" here, Joe.
The Voice has reached out to Lhota's campaign and the Gracie Point Community Council for comment on the situation. We'll update when we hear back.
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It was earlier reported that Lara's closeness to her ex-boyfriend Kelly had caused sparks in their marriage. Sources also said that they are not compatible as business partners. It looks like Lara's statement that she would not co-produce her next film with Mahesh, caused the rumours!


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Bombay Sapphire's World's Most Imaginative Bartender creates the "Red Carpet" cocktail, served exclusively in the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse
Hamilton, Bermuda – February, 3 2014 –BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® and Virgin Atlantic are thrilled to introduce the "Red Carpet," a limited edition cocktail created by Bombay Sapphire World's Most Imaginative Bartender, Matteo Vanzi that will be featured on the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse menu. The cocktail was exclusively created for Virgin Atlantic and will be available at the airline's Clubhouses in Heathrow, Gatwick, Hong Kong, San Francisco, Washington, JFK, Newark and Johannesburg for 12 months.
As the winner of Bombay Sapphire's Most Imaginative Bartender global competition, part of Matteo Vanzi's prize was to create a new signature cocktail for Virgin Atlantic. The cocktail is an indulgent yet refreshing combination that features Bombay Sapphire gin, ST. GERMAIN® elderflower liqueur, Crème de Framboise and fresh lemon. These ingredients are shaken together and served in a champagne flute which is then topped up with Prosecco.
Matteo Vanzi, who worked closely with the Virgin Atlantic team to develop the "Red Carpet", commented: "My inspiration for the cocktail comes from those exciting emotions you feel when you are at the beginning of something beautiful like a holiday. I'm grateful to Bombay Sapphire as it was truly an honor to be given this opportunity and I can't wait for the Clubhouse's passengers worldwide to enjoy a taste of my imagination."
Matteo was crowned Bombay Sapphire World's Most Imaginative Bartender at the global cocktail competition which took place in May 2013 in Tuscany, Italy, the home of the juniper berries which lie at the heart of Bombay Sapphire gin. He competed against 10 other professional bartenders from around the world for the accolade awarded by the world's fastest-growing gin brand.
Bombay Sapphire Global Marketing Manager Emma Johansson said: "Our partnership with Virgin Atlantic gives Matteo and other top bartenders like him a fantastic platform to showcase their creativity, which is core to cocktail making and the Bombay Sapphire gin brand. From the 10 exotic botanicals we source from all over the world to make our gin, to the unique Vapour Infusion distillation process and our iconic blue bottle, as a brand we believe imagination makes the world a better place. The Bombay Sapphire team is especially proud to champion the important role it plays in truly imaginative cocktail making."
Matthew Callard, Head of Clubhouses for Virgin Atlantic, commented: "Our Clubhouses are renowned for bringing innovative and inventive cocktails to our passengers and we're delighted to be working with Bombay Sapphire on this competition. The cocktail is designed to spark the imagination of cocktail and gin lovers everywhere and recommend that you ask for a Red Carpet whenever you come to see us at the Clubhouse. We think it's what you would expect from us, after all."
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- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
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- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
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- In another bowl, combine buttermilk, yogurt, egg and honey and stir. Combine wet ingredients with dry. Stir until a dough-like mixture forms. Fold in chips.
- Drop large spoonful of dough onto a parchment-lined cookie sheet. Sprinkle with raw sugar. Bake for 12-15 minutes. Cool.
- Glaze scones with mixture of 1/4 cup each melted butter and honey and top with almonds. Slice and spread with cream cheese or honey.
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So far, members of the OARC include the Internet Society, Cisco Systems, MCI, XO Communications, UltraDNS, TLD operator Afilias and Verio, as well as many of the operators of the global root DNS name servers.
"In our application, it's very difficult to determine what 'normal' internet traffic conditions are. So we're going to have to define 'normal' and go from there," said Paul Vixie, chairman of the ISC, which provides services for the internet's Domain Name System (DNS).
Before the root server attacks in October last year, when all 13 of the internet's root DNS servers were hit by intruders in a massive distributed denial-of-service attack, there was no group set up to protect the DNS system globally.
In the attack, DNS servers - which provide the vital translation services needed for converting a web name into a corresponding numerical IP address - were clogged with useless traffic. .
The OARC is now seeking members to work on the problem by bringing together the resources of the IT community.
It will set up a virtual research centre that will link together top-level domain operators, corporate network data centres, large commercial name servers, DNS technology companies, researchers and government and law enforcement officials to study and monitor web traffic.
By connecting some of their servers and equipment together in a global grid computing system, the group hopes to collect information that can be used to stop future attacks.
"Any entity that depends on DNS on a minute-by-minute basis is a potential member of the group," Vixie said.
ISC hopes to draw together between 100 and 500 members by the beginning of next year, when the group hopes to begin research for its mission. For now, an incident reporting system has been set up on the group's website for members and major network operators to co-ordinate responses to threats and attacks on the DNS.
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If ever…?
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So summer is coming up pretty soon, I have about 3 more weeks left until I'm done :]
It's been a shame that we have grown very far apart from each other, and I want us to be able to still communicate, and hopefully play something together this summer.
So just let me know what your plans are for the summer <3 So we can catch up, plan stuff, what nots, and stuff.
I'll probably be watching a lot of movies, and playing some games here and there. iRO is now free, so I might just roam around that game, don't think I'll be playing, since I'm by myself LOL. But if anyone wants to join we should totally play :] If you have any other games you want to play or are playing and want to invite us, list them, so we have something to do together this summer.
I'm also going to try to do things I never knew I would do this summer, we'll wait and see if that turns out well. <3
iRO is free now?! /shot
I'm probably working and going on vacation where internet loves to fail.
PS: You're summer is so soon. I still have like 3 months to go.
Psh, I'm on semester, you already got your break ]:
And yeah iRO is free now. Lol. Unless you want to pay for their VIP service, which basically allows you to gain more exp, and npc charges you less for service. XD
Mean. I want break too. >:
Oh wow. Even with huge player population, guess they had to change it to attract more players.
omg...I wonder if my old account from '05 is still on there :V
I just ended my semester break last week. ;_; I'm having school for the next 15+ weeks. I might be able to slot in gaming times on Tuesdays and weekends since it's when I'm free.
As for games.. I don't know hehehehe.
Ascherit, yeah it should still be there. I have mine since 2002, and it's still there LOL.
Yay Nic <3333
Jeez, it's going to be so hard to remember my account info. I went through too many different info for different games.
Different emails too so I probably can't recover info. :[
I've only ever played the eRO or whatever you call the MY/SG service hahah! ;_;
I've been playing iRO the day it became free again XD I miss my trans chars, and then now they have 3rd class but only managed to get 1 char to 3rd class >w<;; it's so much easier to level now tho!
look for Kaede if you all do play, we'll have some fun times <3
p.s. mommie let me know if you start playing - the new chars get this cute set of armors and hat, let's make fun/afk chars 8D
Dumb question but is iRO international Ragnarok Online? >.>;;
I've been on Trickster and occasionally Fiesta.
Aww yes Hera, I need company. I feel so lost in the game now, and since I know nobody who used to play, it's so hard. I would get on, and get off because I get bored. ]: I think I'll only play if you're on, and since it's summer, I should be able to get on during your time too :] My priest is still just sitting there... =_=
As for the accounts, I didn't know any information about my old account either. I just remembered the usernames, and I sent them a ticket, and they updated all of my fake information with my real one, and I was able to reset my password for it. Lol. They reply back pretty fast too.
harhar. c:
end of May i'm freee. *__*
but then, i'm moving. O:
right when i was getting back into Trickster too. XD ! so many games. o___o i would love to join you guys though, we'll see.
I like pointy things.
I like carrots. :]
/takes :py33: and pokes Yuki\'s face
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i have 3 days left of school & summer shall be mine!!
WRY YOU STEAL FROM ME JERRY? ;o; I wants carrots. Actually I want cake.. mm
And yayy <3 I miss you Ying <33333
I have about 2 weeks left before my summer starts. So yeah ]: Finals starts on Tuesday.
I meant I took a carrot and poked you with it. I guess it can be interpreted differently lols.
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Bambino: 9" (6 slices) Small 11" (6 slices)
Medium: 13" (8 slices) Large: 16" (10 slices)
Mary's Combination
|Small: 15.95
|Medium: 21.75
|Large: 26.25
Toto's Combination
Mary named this pizza after her son Toto. He meant everything to her, so this pizza has everything on it. Salami, pepperoni, cotto salami, linguica,Italian sausage, mushroom, onions, bell peppers, black olives and our famous pizza sauce.
|Small: 18.25
|Medium: 24.75
|Large: 29.50
NEW - Spicy Cajun Sausage
Mary's pizza dough topped with pizza sauce, mozzarella and provolone cheeses, spicy Cajun sausage, pepperoni, sweet peppers and green onion.
|Bambino: 10.50
|Small: 15.25
|Medium: 19.75
|Large: 25.50
Italian Luau
A savory and sweet combination of classic spicy and our new mild pepperoni and pineapple bits that will be your new year-round favorite!
|Bambino: 10.50
|Small: 15.25
|Medium: 19.75
|Large: 25.50
Hawaiian Luau
|Bambino: 10.50
|Small: 15.25
|Medium: 19.75
|Large: 25.50
BBQ Chicken
BBQ sauce topped with chicken, white cheddar, bacon, tri-color jalapeños, caramelized onions and crispy
Tuscan Garlic Chicken
It's all about the sauce: roasted garlic sauce, grilled chicken, caramelized onions, and mozzarella, finished with a drizzle of olive oil.
|Bambino: 11.50
|Small: 16.50
|Medium: 20.25
|Large: 25.75
Pesto Chicken
Grilled pesto chicken, roasted tomatoes and three kinds of cheese:
mozzarella, provolone and feta.
|Bambino: 11.50
|Small: 16.50
|Medium: 20.50
|Large: 25.75
|Bambino: 8.50
|Small: 12.75
|Medium: 16.25
|Large: 21.25
|Bambino: 1.30
|Small: 1.55
|Medium: 2.00
|Large: 2.40
|Bambino: 1.95
|Small: 2.25
|Medium: 2.50
|Large: 3.00
Traditional Toppings
Anchovy & Garlic • Bell Pepper • Black Olive • Canadian Bacon • Caramelized Onions • Cotto Salami • Crumbled Blue Cheese • Salami • Extra Cheese • Fresh Garlic • Fresh Tomato • Italian Sausage • Linguica • Meatball • Mushroom • Onion • Pepperoni • Pineapple
Specialty Toppings
Artichoke Hearts • Feta Cheese • Fresh Spinach • Grilled Chicken • Tri-Color Jalapeños • Pepper Bacon • Pesto Sauce • Ranch Dressing • Oven Roasted Tomatoes • Whole Baby Clams • Italian Olives • Italian Eggplant
Bambino: 9" (6 slices) Small 11" (6 slices)
Medium: 13" (8 slices) Large: 16" (10 slices)
Smart Flour Gluten-Free Pizza Crust
Gluten-free pizza crust made from ancient grains including sorghum, amaranth and teff. We store and prepare these pizzas away from the flour in our kitchens.
Available toppings: salami, pepperoni, Canadian bacon, pineapple, mushrooms or olives.
Personal Cheese Pizza 9.50 Toppings 1.30 ea.
Small Cheese Pizza 16.95 Toppings 1.55 ea.
NEW- Sonoma Garden
A favorite is back! Our classic pizza dough topped with ranch garlic sauce, a blend of mozzarella and provolone cheeses, artichoke hearts, mushrooms, Sunset cherry tomatoes and arugula.
Bambino: 12.55
|Medium: 21.25
NEW- Arugula & Marinara
Mary's marinara layered with a combination of fresh mozzarella, provolone and parmesan cheese and topped with fresh arugula and Sunset cherry tomatoes.
Bambino: 11.50
|Medium: 20.50
A lighter pizza, with a layer of mozzarella topped with diced fresh tomatoes, garlic, basil, and olive oil. (Not available as a half-and-half pizza.)
|Bambino: 8.50
|Small: 12.75
|Medium: 16.25
|Large: 21.25
Classic Vegetarian
A garden pizza with mushrooms, onions, bell peppers, olives and fresh garlic with our homemade pizza sauce.
|Bambino: 11.25
|Small: 15.95
|Medium: 20.25
|Large: 25.25
La Romana
Imported Italian artichoke hearts, oven-roasted tomatoes, feta and mozzarella cheeses on a layer of fresh basil pesto.
|Bambino: 11.25
|Small: 16.25
|Medium: 19.95
|Large: 24.95
Classic Cheese Calzone
Homemade pizza dough filled with ricotta, parmesan and mozzarella cheeses, then topped with Mary's homemade pizza sauce, fresh garlic and more cheese. Big enough to share! 14.25
Vegetarian Calzone
With a garden's worth of fresh bell peppers, onions, olives, mushrooms and tomatoes. 17.25
Mary's Meat Calzone
Our classic cheese calzone stuffed with salami, pepperoni and cotto salami. 17.75
Create-Your-Own Calzone
Start with a classic cheese calzone and add pizza toppings to make it your own.
Traditional toppings 1.95 each | Specialty toppings 2.50 each
Up to five toppings will fit, sausage and linguica aren't available.