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I'm a senior lecturer at Clayton School of Information Technology, Faculty of IT, Monash University. I'm a member of the Monash Adaptive Visualisation Lab (MArVL). You can find me in Room 121, Building 63 on the Clayton Campus.
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• The Semantic Web, ontology languages (DAML+OIL, OWL, RDF/RDFS, SWRL), SPARQL query answering and reasoning
• Information visualisation
• Data management for bioinformatics research
• Software requirements analysis, software complexity
• Real-time concurrent systems (TCOZ)
• XML environment for formal languages (CZT)
• Ph.D. in Computer Science
School of Computing (SoC), National University of Singapore (NUS), Dec 2006.
Advisor: A/P Jin Song Dong.
• Bachelor of Computing (honours)
SoC, NUS, Jun 2002.
• Bachelor of Engineering (honours)
Tsinghua University, China, 1997.
• The inaugural University of Queensland Confucius Institute Visiting Fellowship
Tianjin University, China Sep - Nov 2010.
• President's Graduate Fellowship Scholarship
• Singapore Millennium Foundation Scholarship (SMF)
Singapore, 2004 - 2006.
• Ministry of Education of Singapore Scholarship
Singapore, 1997 - 2002.
• 25th Marktoberdorf Summer School on Engineering Theories of Software Intensive Systems
NATO Science Committee, Marktoberdorf, Germany, Aug 2004.
• Faculty Honours, Minor Thesis Coordinator, 2015-2016.
• FIT3013 - Formal specification for software engineering, Semester 2, 2011-2016.
• FIT4002 - Software engineering studio projects, 2013.
• FIT4004/FIT5171 - System validation and verification, quality and standards, Semester 1, 2011, 2012, 2013.
• FIT2001 - Systems development, Semester 1, 2012.
• Skeletome - A Curated Online Knowledge Base for Integrating Clinical and Biological Information - Co-CI, ARC Linkage, 2010 - 2012.
Skeletome is a Semantic Web-enabled knowledge base for skeletal dysplasias; it aims at utilising novel Semantic Web and Web 2.0 technologies to create a community-driven, expert-curated semantic knowledge base that supports semantic content annotation, aggregation and visualisation.
• PODD - Phenomics Ontology Driven Data repository - Lead Developer, NeAT, 2009 - 2011.
Co-funded by Australian National Data Service (ANDS) and Australian Research Collaboration Service (ARCS) under the National e-Research Architecture Taskforce (NeAT), the PODD (Phenomics Ontology Driven Database) project. PODD is a multi-disciplinary, collaborative, open-source project aimed at developing a state-of-the-art online data repository to meet the data management needs of the Australian phenomics research community. Being world's first ontology-driven data repository, PODD is designed to be more extensible, flexible and open, enabling effective data storage, contextualisation, sharing, management and publishing of raw data. Responsibilities include (1) overall ontology-driven system architecture modelling and design; (2) developing the PODD ontology in the OWL ontology language; and (3) leading all aspects of the software development activities, including the development of the entire backend system.
• BioMANTA - Modelling and Analysis of Biological Network Activity, Researcher/developer, Pfizer, 2007 - 2009.
The BioMANTA project focusses on the computational modelling and analysis, primarily using Semantic Web technologies, of large-scale protein-protein interaction and compound activity networks across a wide variety of species. A range of information such as kinetic activity, tissue expression, sub-cellular localisation and disease state attributes is included in the resulting data model. Semantic Web technologies allow for flexible data integration, inherent inferencing capabilities and advanced machine learning methods. The BioMANTA project aims to bring together these areas through the modelling of PPI data in a semantic web framework, using technologies such as RDF and OWL, and then to apply in silico and experimental analysis methods to analyse aspects of the BioMANTA data model.
Selected publications (see this page for full list of publications)
• I. Guclu, Y.-F. Li, J. Z. Pan, and M. J. Kollingbaum, Predicting Energy Consumption of Ontology Reasoning over Mobile Devices, In Proceedings of 15th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC-16), 2016 (accepted). [pdf]
• C. Gavankar, Y.-F. Li, and G. Ramakrishnan, Explicit Query Interpretation and Diversification for Context-driven Concept Search across Ontologies, In Proceedings of 15th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC-16), 2016 (accepted). [dataset+pdf]
• N. Chmait, D. Dowe, Y.-F. Li, D. Green, and J. Insa-Cabrera, Factors of Collective Intelligence: How Smart Are Agent Collectives?, In Proceedings of 22nd European Conference on Artificial Intelligence (ECAI-16), 2016 (accepted). [pdf]
•A. Sadiq, Y.-F. Li, S. Ling, and I. Ahmad, Extracting Permission-based Specifications from a Sequential Java Program, In Proceedings of 21st International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS 2016), 2016 (accepted). [pdf]
• Y.-B. Kang, S. Krishnaswamy and Y.-F. Li, R2O2: an Efficient Ranking-based Reasoner for OWL Ontologies, In Proceedings of 14th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC-15), 2015. [html+pdf]
• Y.-B. Kang, Y.-F. Li and R. L. Coppel, Capturing Researcher Expertise through MeSH Classification, In Proceedings of 8th International Conference on Knowledge Capture (K-CAP-15), 2015. [pdf]
• J. S. Dong, Y. Feng, Y.-F. Li, C. K.-Y. Tan, B. Wadhwa, and H. H Wang, BOWL: augmenting the Semantic Web with beliefs, In Innovations in Systems and Software Engineering, a NASA Journal, 2015. [html]
• J. Z. Pan, S. Krishnaswamy, Y.-F. Li, and M. Hauswirth (editors), Special Issue on the Ubiquitous Semantic Web, In International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems (IJSWIS), 10(4), 2014. [html+pdf]
• Y.-F. Li, J. Z. Pan, S. Krishnaswamy, M. Hauswirth, and H. H. Nguyen, The Ubiquitous Semantic Web: Promises, Progress and Challenges, In International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems (IJSWIS), 10(4), 2014. [html]
• N. Chmait, D. Dowe, D. Green, and Y.-F. Li, Observation, Communication and Intelligence in Agent-Based Systems, In Proceedings of the eighth annual conference on Artificial General Intelligence AGI-15, 2015. [pdf]
• Y.-B. Kang, J. Z. Pan, S. Krishnaswamy, W. Sawangphol and Y.-F. Li, How Long Will It Take? Accurate Prediction of Ontology Reasoning Performance, In Proceedings of AAAI-14, 2014. [pdf+html]
• Y.-F. Li, P. Das and D. L. Dowe, Two Decades of Web Application Testing—A Survey of Recent Advances, In Information Systems, 2014.
• C. Gavankar, V. Kumar, Y.-F. Li, and G. Ramakrishnan, Enriching Concept Search across Semantic Web Ontologies , In Proceedings of 12th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2013), Sydney, Australia, October 21-25, 2013.
• S. Krishnaswamy and Y.-F. Li, The Mobile Semantic Web (tutorial) , In Proceedings of 12th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2013), Sydney, Australia, October 21-25, 2013.
• Z. Jiao, Q, Liu, Y.-F. Li, K. Marriott, M. Wybrow, Visualization of Large Ontologies with Landmarks , In Proceedings of 4th International Conference on Information Visualization Theory and Applications (IVAPP 2013), Barcelona, Spain, February 21-24, 2013. [pdf]
• Y.-B. Kang, Y.-F. Li, S. Krishnashiwamy, Predicting Reasoning Performance Using Ontology Metrics , In Proceedings of 11th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC2012), Boston, USA, November 11-15, 2012. [html]
• Y.-B. Kang, Y.-F. Li, S. Krishnashiwamy, A Rigorous Characterization of Classification Performance - A Tale of Four Reasoners , In OWL Reasoner Evaluation Workshop (ORE 2012), Collocated with 6th International Joint Conference on Automated Reasoning (IJCAR 2012), Manchester, UK, June 26 - July 1, 2012. [pdf]
• S. Krishnashiwamy, Y.-F. Li, Semantic Mobile Web (Tutorial), In Proceedings of the Joint Semantic Technology Conference, (JIST 2011) , Springer, Hangzhou, China, December 4-7, 2011. [html]
• T. Groza, A. Zankl, Y.-F. Li, J. Hunter, Using Semantic Web Technologies to Build a Community-Driven Knowledge Curation Platform for the Skeletal Dysplasia Domain, In Proceedings of the 10th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2011), Semantic Web In-Use track, Springer, Bonn, Germany, Octorer 23-27 , 2011. [pdf]
• Y.-F. Li, G. Kennedy, F. Ngoran, P.
Wu, J. Hunter, An Ontology-centric Architecture for Extensible Scientific Data Management Systems, In Future Generation Computer Systems, 29(2):641–653, Elsevier, 2013. [pdf+html]
• Y.-F. Li, H. Zhang, Integrating Software Engineering Data Using Semantic Web Technologies, In Proceedings of 8th Working Conference on Mining Software Repositories (MSR 2011), ACM Press, Honululu, Hawaii, May 21-22, 2011.
• Y.-F. Li, G. Kennedy, F. Davies, J. Hunter, PODD - Towards An Extensible, Domain-agnostic Scientific Data Management System, In Proceedings of 6th IEEE e–Science conference (eScience 2010), Brisbane, Australia, December 8 - 10, 2010. [pdf]
• H. Zhang, Y.-F. Li and H. B. K. Tan, Measuring Design Complexity of Semantic Web Ontologies, In Journal of Systems and Software, 83(5):803-814. [pdf+html]
• A. Newman, Y.-F. Li, and J. Hunter, Scalable Semantics - the Silver Lining of Cloud Computing, In 4th IEEE International Conference on e-Science (e-Science) 2008. Indianapolis, USA, December 7-12, 2008. [pdf]
• S. Ferndriger, A. Bernstein, J. S. Dong, Y. Z. Feng, Y.-F. Li and J. Hunter. Enhancing Semantic Web Services with Inheritance, In Proceedings of the 7th International Semantic Web conference (ISWC'08), Karlsruhe, Germany, 2008. [bib+pdf+abstract]
• H. H. Wang, J. S. Dong, J. Sun, T. Payne, N. Gibbins, Y.-F. Li, and J. Pan. An Integrated Formal Approach to Semantic Work Environments Design, chapter of Emerging Technologies for Semantic Work Environments: Techniques, Methods,and Applications, IGI Publishing, 2007.
• H. H. Wang, Y.-F. Li, J. Sun, H. Zhang and J. Pan. Verifying Feature Models Using OWL. In Journal of Web Semantics: Science, Services and Agents on the World Wide Web, 5(2):117-129, June 2007. [pdf+abstract]
• Y. Feng, Y.-F. Li, C. K-Y. Tan and B. Wadhwa. Belief-augmented OWL (BOWL) - Engineering the Semantic Web with Beliefs. In 12th IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Systems (ICECCS'07), Auckland, New Zealand, July 11-14, 2007. [bib+abstract]
• D. Lucanu, Y.-F. Li, J. S. Dong. Semantic Web Languages - Towards an Institutional Perspective. In Algebra, Meaning, and Computation: A Festschrift in Honor of Prof. Joseph Goguen, Eds. Futatsugi, Jouannaud, and Meseguer, pages 99-123, 2006. LNCS 4060, Springer-Verlag. [bib+pdf+abstract]
• H. Wang, Y.-F. Li, J. Sun, H. Zhang and J. Pan. A Semantic Web Approach to Feature Modeling and Verification. In Workshop on Semantic Web Enabled Software Engineering (SWESE'05), Galway, Ireland, November 2005. [bib+abstract]
• J. Sun, H. Zhang, Y.-F. Li and H. Wang. Formal Semantics and Verification for Feature Modeling. In 10th IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS'05), IEEE Press, Shanghai, China, Jun 2005 [bib+pdf+abstract+html]
• J. S. Dong, C. H. Lee, H. B. Lee, Y.-F. Li and H. Wang. A Combined Approach to Checking Web Ontologies. In 13th ACM International World Wide Web Conference (WWW'04), pages 714-722, ACM Press, New York, USA, May 2004. [bib+pdf+html+abstract]
• J. S. Dong, C. H. Lee, Y.-F. Li and H. Wang. Verifying DAML+OIL and Beyond in Z/EVES. In 26th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE'04), pages 201-210, ACM/IEEE Press, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, May 2004. [bib+pdf+abstract]
• Wudhichart Sawangphol: Optimising inference algorithms for expressive description logics.
• Nader Chmait: Anytime universal intelligence test.
• Steve Quenette: Software product line engineering for computational science applications on high performance computers.
• Chetana Gavankar (IITB-Monash Academy): Ontology population and enriching search across ontologies: methodologies and challenges.
• Bharath Muthukumar (IITB-Monash Academy): Process reconcilation from logs, messages and local views.
• Vishwajeet Kumar (IITB-Monash Academy): Speeding up complex analytics and natural language processing tasks using the inverted index.
• Ayesha Sadiq: Specification and verification of real time applications using formal methods.
• Ying Yang: Immersive visualizations of large biomedical ontologies.
• K. Marriott, T. Dwyer, M. Wybrow, Y.-F. Li and F. Schreiber. Visualisation of large, complex networks through small, beautiful diagrams. ARC Disovery Projects 2014, $687,000.
• J. Hunter, A. Zankel and Y.-F. Li. Skeletome - A Curated Online Knowledge Base Integrating Clinical and Biological Information on Skeletal Dysplasias. ARC Linkage Projects 2010, $273,000.
• Program co-chair
★ 20th International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS 2015)
★ ACM/IEEE International Joint Conference on Digital Libraries 2010 (JCDL 2010)
•PC member
★ International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries 2010 (ICADL 2010).
★ The First International Conference on Computational Logics, Algebras, Programming, Tools, and Benchmarking (Computation Tool 2010)
★ First International Workshop on Model Checking Secure and Reliable Systems (MoCSeRs 2010).
• Local organising committee member
• Journal Reviewer
★ Advances in Software Engineering (ASE)
★ IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering (TSE)
★ International Journal on Knowledge and Information Systems (KAIS)
★ Journal of Software (JSW)
★ Science of Computer Programming (SCP)
•Conference Reviewer
• The Monash Adaptive Visualisation Lab (MArVL) at Faculty of IT, Monash University
• Prof. Jane Hunter at School of ITEE, the University of Queensland
• The eResearch group, the University of Queensland
• My Ph.D. supervisor, A/P Dong Jin Song, SoC, NUS
• Jing Sun, The University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Hai H. Wang, Aston University, UK
• Jun Sun, Singapore University of Technology and Design
• Hongyu Zhang, Tsinghua University
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Full color, body excretions, shouting and not much else, "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer" is dull as a summer spent indoors.
Jordana Beatty is Judy Moody (the heroine of a popular series of children's books), an energetic third-grader who longs for summer vacation. She simply can't wait for Mr. Todd, her teacher (played with enthusiasm by Jaleel White, whom grownups may recognize as Steve Urkel from "Family Matters") to dismiss the class for the summer.
Judy is determined to have a "not bummer summer," and has constructed a chart with various experiences that will earn her and her friends thrill points. She sits down with her buddies immediately upon the beginning of summer vacation, and she is dismayed to discover that one of her friends is going to Borneo and another is going to circus camp.
Judy whines, pouts and decides to spend the summer in her room while her brother Stink (Parris Mosteller) takes action and decides to try to hunt down Bigfoot, who allegedly has been sighted in the very area where he and Judy live.
Meanwhile, Judy's parents announce that they need to take an unexpected trip to California. That means that Aunt Opal (Heather Graham) will be coming to stay. Aunt Opal turns out to be a kooky kind of free spirit who can't drive very well and who likes to make lots of messes with her art.
Messes abound throughout this movie, whether it's barf, Bigfoot droppings or goo in general. In fact, the movie itself is a mess, swirling with bright colors, vivid clothing worn by the performers, bits of colorful animation, and the usual carnival scene that's generally included (is there legislation providing this?) in bad movies. Rainbows of color may be distracting, but they cannot make a boring movie exciting.
The kids really aren't required to act so much as run around, yell and fall down/off things. Graham certainly doesn't seem to have her heart in it and probably is wondering, as are many members of the audience, what a performer of her caliber is doing in this mess that relies far too much on easy gross-out jokes and slapstick instead of character development and real acting.
I liked the nifty cameo by White, Stink's obsession with Bigfoot and Judy's cat named Mouse. Otherwise, this a bummer of a summer offering.


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The New York Rangers return to Madison Square Garden in the Stanley Cup Finals for the 11th time to face the Los Angeles Kings.
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In Round 1, the Rangers squared off against rival Philadelphia Flyers. The Rangers won Game 1 on the road and then traded wins before outlasting the Flyers in a tightly fought 2-1 Game 7 at Madison Square Garden.
The Rangers stole another Game 1 on the road, this time against their Round 2 opponent, the Pittsburgh Penguins. Things looked bleak for the Rangers after being outscored 9-2 while losing the next three consecutive games. The Rangers rallied and reeled of three straight wins of their own, including a gritty 2-1 win on the road in Game 7.
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I know that a lot of teachers have saved transparency sheets and in the digital age of the projector don't use them. That means that somewhere they're sitting in a stock room closet or in the back of a desk drawer. I asked around for old transparency sheets (saving myself a trip to Office Max) and got a ton for free! Printing onto them using a laser printer is really quite easy and when you tape them onto a bulletin board (or staple, depending on where you're putting them) the clean lines you get look wonderful! All the pictures you see here from my room are transparency sheets on high gloss foam core. Check the gallery below for pictures from my room and from my church.
I created the red quote poster (seen above) at the beginning of the year and love how it looks hanging in my room. The words by Carl Orff really sum up what I think about teaching music and so when I decided to make this visual I wanted it to look professional and clean. The transparency sheets were easy to print, cut out, and tape up (I used double sided tape and put it on the back of the sheets). So easy that I continued to use them when I made a couple other bulletin board for my room. The only downside is that the "extra" clear border can sometimes cause a glare when light hits it at a certain angle. My advice is that you be aware of where you place these so that little people look up to see the words and not the reflection/glare of overhead lights


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The Sailor Scout outfit template seems to go with every character's costume, and it definitely works for Black Widow and Bucky Barnes. Abby Rou Cosplay and Michelle Norris took on the mash-up recently, and they look awesome. I like this take on the Winter Soldier's costume better than the one we saw in the film – especially the boots. I'm not sure if Sebastian Stan could pull it off though.
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Wednesday, July 2, 2008
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Dallas-based movie rental chain Blockbuster Inc. announced Tuesday that it has withdrawn its proposal to acquire troubled electronics retailer Circuit City. Citing market conditions and data gathered during the initial due diligence process, Jim Keyes, Blockbuster's chairman and CEO, said such a transaction would not be in his company's best interests. Keyes added that Blockbuster will continue to pursue mergers that would bring "media content and electronic devices together under one brand." In a separate announcement, also made Tuesday, Circuit City said its board of directors will continue to explore strategic alternatives in an effort to improve shareholder value. "The board's review was not dependent on Blockbuster's participation," explained Philip J. Schoonover, Circuit City's chairman, president and chief executive officer in a statement. "We are diligently working with the parties involved in the process and intend to continue our thorough approach until such point as the board determines upon a particular strategic course of action. The board has not established a deadline for completing the review."


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Ciaran had me laughing tonight at Physio. He decided to transport stickers back and forth as a mustache - it was very cute - but definitely interferred with productivity - he was much more interested at looking at himself in the mirror tonight than he was in completing his exercises :)
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A typical evening at our house - enjoying a story or two before bedtime. Rowan REFUSES to go to sleep now unless he gets to listen to his bedtime story and then climb onto Ciaran and Shay's bed to give them each a hug and kiss goodnight. I am sure he is dreaming of the day that he will get to sleep in their room with them in a big boy bed...a day that will unlikely never come - unless I want to deal with the chaos that will accompany it!!
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Team Auld (Melissa's curling team) made it to the finals of the provincial championships!!!! A win would mean a ticket to the Nationals which could lead to a spot in the Olympics!!!! We watched the semi-finals on TV this morning - so stressful to watch - but a happy ending was to be had!!!
We were all so very excited that Foster made it to the finals- as she and her team has worked tirelessly to get there. My friend Krista and I decided to head down to Kitchener this afternoon to watch the final game. Team Auld played amazing, but unfortunately could not clinch the title. Whatever the case, we are beyond proud of Foster and so enjoyed the caliber of the game!!! Way to go Team Auld!!!
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Today Rowan and I went to Kitchener, Waterloo to meet my friends Krista and Mary and her beautiful daughter Lok to watch our friend Melissa curl in the Scottie's Tournament of Hearts Provincial Curling Championship.
We were very excited to meet Lok! Mary had just adopted her in December from Vietnam. Rowan and Lok hit it off beautifully and cooperated for a small amount of time to allow us to catch some of Melissa's game!
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Day 24
Today Orla went to Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts to audition for acceptance into their program next year for Grade Seven. I personally am so proud of Orla for taking the risk today - as an unfortunate reality these days is that teens don't take risks like they used to as they fear failure.
Well failure does not exist in this scenario. If Orla is meant to be in the program she will be. Just going through the audition process was a lesson in life, a lesson in character, a lesson in believing that she will end up exactly where she should be. My fingers and toes are crossed that she will end exactly where her little heart desires. I am so proud of you whatever the outcome Orla and just LOVE the lyrics of the song you chose to sing for your audition 'A dream is a wish that your heart makes'
A dream is a wish your heart makes,
When you're fast asleep,
In dreams you lose your heartaches,
Whatever you wish for, you keep.
Have faith in your dreams and someday,
Your rainbow will come smiling through,
No matter how your heart is grieving,
If you keep on believing,
The dream that you wish will come true.
A dream is a wish your heart makes,
When you're feeling small,
Alone, In the night you whisper,
Thinking no one can hear you at all.
You wake with the morning sunlight,
To find fortune that is smiling on you,
Don't let your heart be filled with sorrow,
For all you know tomorrow,
The dream that you wish will come true.
A dream is a wish your heart makes,
A dream is a wish your heart makes,
You Wake with the morning sunlight,
To find fortune that is smiling on you,
Don't let your heart be filled with sorrow,
For all you know tomorrow,
The dream that you wish will come true.
No matter how your heart is grieving
If you keep on believing
The dream that you wish will come true
Day 23
Just came across this pic - one of my favourites from the summer. I am missing bright blue skies, endless sunshine rays, summer heat, and the simplicity of dressing for warmer weather.
Counting down the days until Spring/Summer!!!
Day 22
Yikes - I am only into January and I am already getting so far behind on posts. Days are busy, nights are the same. By the time we get the boys to bed at night, I am ready to do the same.
Today we had PT at Butterfly in Etobicoke. We go every Tuesday. Ciaran sees Keiri and Shay sees Michelle. Michelle just got back from being off on mat leave for six months. Despite the fact that she works Shay ultra hard, it is clear that he is glad his pal is back. It's as if he intuitively knows exactly what he needs - he knows he needs to be pushed to the limit in order for his little legs and core to get stronger - and so he perseveres, and so he seeks more :)
Today we had PT at Butterfly in Etobicoke. We go every Tuesday. Ciaran sees Keiri and Shay sees Michelle. Michelle just got back from being off on mat leave for six months. Despite the fact that she works Shay ultra hard, it is clear that he is glad his pal is back. It's as if he intuitively knows exactly what he needs - he knows he needs to be pushed to the limit in order for his little legs and core to get stronger - and so he perseveres, and so he seeks more :)
Day 21
Rowan had a play date with my friend Melissa's son Jeremy tonight. The boys had a blast together. Admittedly, Rowan was a bit of a bossy boots initially - but Jeremy showed him quickly that he could hold his own with him - and they worked it all out :)
Day 20
Today we had visitors. Nicola and Taryn came to visit the boys. It has been awhile since we saw them - the boys and Taryn really enjoyed themselves :)
Day 19
Day 18
Enjoying the beautiful snow...okay, maybe not so much! Rowan has an aversion to wearing hats and mittens - hence things went down hill quickly when his hands got cold from picking up the snow today. As they always say, live and learn....hopefully he will soon!!!
Day 17
Speaking of brotherly love - this is an incredibly inspiring video that I just HAD to share :)
Day 16
Rowan is Shay's sidekick. He absolutely ADORES Shay (he adores Ciaran too - it is just a little different). You know how it is with siblings - you have a different relationship with each one based on dynamics, personality, interests, etc. I think Shay/Rowan's connection could have something to do with the fact that Shay is a bossy boot and Rowan is a bossy boot - which makes the two of them two peas in one pod. I think that Rowan looks up to Shay as "the" big brother (because Shay so easily fits the role as he constantly taking charge, telling everyone what they need and need not do, and ultimately he thinks he is the man in charge in the family).
Where ever Shay is in the house at any given time, you are more or less guaranteed to find Rowan nearby. He has the tendency to plop himself right center in the middle of Shay's universe any chance he can get. This is evident in the picture that I took today of the boys' playing at the train table as well as the two other candid pictures taken in the past of the boys.
I've always said that there is something magical about Rowan's presence in our family. The day he was born, everything just felt right. It was as if God gave us this 'old soul' to fulfill a new and needed role in our family dynamic. We have had many clear and powerful reminders along the way of this....and tonight Cris and I were given just one of those reminders whereupon we were both completely taken aback as we witnessed the power of RAW brotherly love.
Rowan is 22 months. He is an intuitive being. He is aware of everything going on around him. He is a wise soul. Tonight we were in the family room watching a video before bed, when we announced to the boys that it was bedtime. Immediately, Rowan stood up and took a look around. Next thing we knew, he ran out of the room and returned a minute later with Shay's walker. He wheeled Shay's walker directly in front of his chair and positioned it so that Shay could pull to stand in his walker and proceed to his room for bedtime stories. This intuitive act of kindness and love was not initiated by a request, by guidance, nor even the mere mention of Shay's walker.
Rowan owned it.
At 22 months, he knows deep in his being what exactly his brothers' need and he has made an unspoken commitment to look out for their best interests even though he is their much younger brother.
Witnessing this action really, really pulled at my heart stings tonight. It provided such insight into the human spirit or more importantly into how exposure leads to knowledge, to acceptance, to unconditional love despite one's age. You see Rowan idolizes his brothers. They are his heroes. All he has ever known is Ciaran and Shay requiring their walkers for mobility purposes. The walkers are seen for what they are - to provide function for the boys. Rowan doesn't see the walkers as obstacles, nor does he see his brothers as different. He seems them for who they truly are - loving, caring, gregarious young boys who love life and are just like any other typical kid - what a gift Rowan has been given to have this knowledge at such a young age. My biggest hope is that Rowan will always be such a loving, empathetic soul who intuitively understands the needs of others especially those of his adoring brothers.
Day 15 - Potty Training
Today was Day 1 of Potty Training for Rowan. Clearly, it was very tedious and tiring for the little guy. He did a great job sitting on his potty today but we had no success with output. Tomorrow is another day :)
Day 14
We have VERY generous family and friends. We often get amazing hand me downs in the form of clothes and toys. Today this arrived from the Romanos - the boys were thrilled with their new musical instrument - thanks Fab, Camilla, Conor, Orla and Ciara :)
Day 13
Day 12 - My soul was sold to the porcelain gods :(
I thought I was lucky enough to stay clear of the yucky stomach flu going around - unfortunately this weekend my soul was sold to the porcelain gods :(
Cris, Shay and Ciaran had this nasty stomach bug two weeks ago - I disinfected the whole house. Last week, out of nowhere Vann (Rowan's friend who nanny shares with us), along with Keith and Danielle somehow picked it up (likely the bacteria was still kicking around our house and Vann being a toddler puts everything in his mouth) - so back to disinfecting I went. Then on Saturday morning - after having stomach pains most of the week - I had the stomach flu in full force. It's been three days...and I am just starting to feel better...all I can say is YUCK!!! And...that we will be off to get our flu shots as soon as we are all on the mend.
Day 11
Love the calm days. Here is Vann, Rowan and Shay listening to/ reading books on TumbleBooks - one of their favourite past-times :)
Day 10 - January 10
My friend Erin and sister-in-law Tasha have been telling that I have to go to this fruit/veggie wholesaler in Hamilton (right across from Mac) for years. I have been twice - one time with each of them. Today I ventured out to Hamilton on my own - and was so happy I did. I got all of the produce in the pictures (raspberries and blueberries stacked) for the low price of $25.00 - now that is a BARGAIN if I do say so myself. Would have cost $60-$80 at the regular grocery store. Thanks Tash and Erin :)
Day 9
Rowan is an independent soul. Shay is an even more independent soul. Interesting today watching Shay trying to enforce control and order over Rowan during his bath today. Shay was determined that he would bath Rowan - Rowan was determined to do it on his own.
Shay 0 Rowan 1
Day 8
Day 7
The stomach flu has hit the Parreira household and has now spread to the Allemang household (Vann Allemang is Rowan's best little buddy whom we nanny share with). Anyhow, tonight all of the toys were disinfected. Here's hoping it stops here!!!
Day 6 - January 6, 2013
Sadly, today was the last day of Christmas Break. So much to do to get ready for another busy week of life. Thankfully our therapy schedule is MUCH lighter than usual during the next few months. That is because the boys are not riding during the winter, and they are just finishing off their OT/PT block at ErinOak.
We spent today with Cris' friends/family celebrating Christmas. It was a great day with great friends!! Here are a few pics that I took today of the festivities.
We spent today with Cris' friends/family celebrating Christmas. It was a great day with great friends!! Here are a few pics that I took today of the festivities.
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Visio-Based Database Modeling in Visual Studio .NET Enterprise Architect: Part 4
Terry Halpin
Visual Studio Team
Microsoft Corporation
March 2002
Summary: This is the fourth in a series of articles introducing the Visio-based database modeling component of Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Enterprise Architect. Part 1 discussed how to create a basic Object Role Modeling (ORM) source model, map it to a logical database model, and generate a DDL script for the physical database schema. Part 2 discussed how to use the verbalizer, mark an object type as independent, objectify an association, and add some other ORM constraints to an ORM source model. Part 3 showed how to add set-comparison constraints (subset, equality and exclusion) and how exclusive-or constraints are obtained by combining exclusion and disjunctive mandatory constraints. Part 4 discusses how to add basic subtyping details to an ORM model and map them to a database schema. (7 printed pages)
Basic Subtyping
Subtype Mapping
This is the fourth in a series of articles introducing the database modeling solution in Microsoft Visio for Enterprise Architects, which is included in the Enterprise Architect edition of Visual Studio. NET. This article discusses how to specify that an object type is a subtype of another. It also examines some of the basic issues in mapping subtype information to a relational database. Familiarity with ORM and relational database modeling is assumed. For an overview of ORM, see References [1]. For a thorough treatment of ORM and database modeling, see [2]. For previous articles in this series, see [3], [4], and [5].
Basic Subtyping
If the population of an object type A must always be a subset of the population of another object type B, then A is said to be a subtype of B, and B is said to be a supertype of A. In ORM, this is depicted visually by a solid arrow running from the subtype to the supertype. For example, consider Figure 1, which shows a fragment of a model used for a hospital information system. In this model, MalePatient and FemalePatient are each subtypes of Patient. The main reason for introducing a subtype is to declare that specific roles are played only by that type. For example, prostate status may be recorded only for male patients, and pregnancy counts and pap smear results are recorded only for female patients.
Figure 1: MalePatient and FemalePatient are subtypes of Patient
Other reasons for subtyping are to encourage reuse of supertypes, and to display a type taxonomy. Currently, the Visio ORM source model solution does not allow subtypes to be introduced purely for taxonomy reasons (i.e., merely to show a classification scheme). So each subtype must play at least one specific role. We plan to remove this restriction in a later release.
In strict ORM, each subtype must be supplied with a formal subtype definition that enables membership in the subtype to be determined by reference to properties of its supertype(s). For example, Figure 1 includes the following definitions for the subtypes: each MalePatient is a Patient who is of Sex 'M'; each FemalePatient is a Patient who
Figure 2: In principle, the subtype partition constraint is implied
This implied subtyping constraint approach enables far richer subtyping support than other approaches provide. Subtype definitions of arbitrary complexity may be expressed as queries in a formal ORM language such as ConQuer, enabling automatic generation of DDL code to enforce the constraints at the database level. This goes far beyond simple foreign key clauses and completeness and disjointness checks. For more details on this, see sections 6.5, 10.3 and 10.4 of [2].
In practice however, the Visio ORM tool does not yet support formal subtype definitions, or the automated display of implied exhaustion and exclusion constraints between subtype connections, or the full DDL code generation capabilities to map formal subtype definitions. It does however let you add subtype definitions as comments in the Subtype pane of the Database Properties sheet for the subtype. For example, to add a subtype definition for MalePatient, double-click that object type to bring up its properties sheet, select the Subtype category to bring up the Subtype pane, and then enter the definition in the Subtype definition field.
You can phrase the subtype definition in any way you like, because it is treated simply as a comment. If you do not enter a definition for each subtype, the tool issues a warning about this when a model error check is invoked (either directly or during a build). These subtype definitions are included in the automated verbalization, but do not appear on the diagram (unless you insert them in a text box).
If you want to display exhaustion and exclusion constraints between subtype connections, you need to do this manually using other Visio shapes and connectors (as I did to produce Figure 2). You can use the rich diagramming power of Visio to add as many adornments as you to like to the model diagrams. This can be very useful for documentation purposes. However any such annotations are ignored when a relational model is built from the underlying ORM source model, or when physical DDL code is generated.
In addition to the subtype definition field, the Subtype properties pane includes check boxes for table mapping and inheritance, and a list box for selecting the primary supertype. The check box titled "Map to separate table" does not relate to the conceptual level at all. Instead it is used to control how subtype specific details are mapped to a relational database schema. If this box is unchecked (the default), any functional roles attached to the subtype will be absorbed back into the supertype when the model is mapped to a relational database schema. A functional role is a role with a simple uniqueness constraint (and hence it functionally determines the other role).
In Figure 1, MalePatient plays only one role, and this is functional and optional: each MalePatient has at most one ProstateStatus. For example, one male patient might have his prostate status recorded as 'BE' (benign enlargement), while another male patient has never had his prostate checked. FemalePatient plays two roles. One of these is functional (each FemalePatient has at most one PregnancyCount) and mandatory (each FemalePatient has some PregnancyCount). If a female patient has never been pregnant, this is recorded as a pregnancy count of 0. The other role played by FemalePatient is non-functional (it does not have a simple uniqueness constraint on it): it is possible that the same FemalePatient had more than one papSmear. The other role in this fact type is functional (each PapSmear is from at most one FemalePatient) and mandatory (each PapSmear is from some FemalePatient).
Subtype Mapping
The first article in this series [3] discussed how to use the tool to map a conceptual ORM model to a logical database model (a relational database schema). By default, the ORM schema in Figure 1 maps to the relational schema shown in Figure 3. I've tidied up the names and order of the columns a little (how to control name generation and column order is discussed in a later article), but this is the structure you get by default if you leave the Map-to-separate-table options unchecked for the two subtypes. The prostate and pregnancy fact types are functionally dependent on their subtype, so are absorbed into the supertype table Patient. Hence the Patient table includes prostateStatus and pregnancyCount as optional columns. Recall that mandatory (not null) columns are displayed in bold, unlike optional (nullable) columns, and that "PK" denotes "primary key" and "FK" denotes "foreign key".
The pap smear fact type in Figure 1 is functionally dependent on the object type PapSmear, so maps to a table for that object type. The arrow between the tables is a foreign key reference or subset constraint (each patient number in the PapSmear table must also occur within the primary key of the Patient table). Although the ORM {'M', 'F'} value constraint on Sexcode is not displayed on the relational diagram, it is preserved in the underlying relational model — you can access this constraint by viewing the column properties sheet for the sex column, and it will appear as a check clause in the generated DDL.
Figure 3: By default, functional subtype roles are absorbed into the supertype table
If you compare the ORM model in Figure 1 with the relational model in Figure 3, it is obvious that much of the subtyping semantics have been lost in the translation. The Patient table has three optional columns: phoneNr, prostateStatus and pregnancyCount. The phoneNr column is simply optional (there is no formal way of deciding which patients have their phone number recorded). But the prostateStatus and preganancyCount columns are not simply optional. Nor is the foreign key constraint a simple subset constraint.
If we are to preserve the additional semantics in the ORM source model, we need to add qualifications to any optional columns or subset constraints that result from subtyping. We could denote these qualifications by annotating the relational diagram as shown in Figure 4. Here the annotations have been added in simple Visio text boxes, using the relational constraint syntax discussed in [2]. Qualification 1 means that prostateStatus is recorded only if the patient is male (sex = 'M'). Qualification 2 means that pregnancyCount is recorded iff (if and only if) the patient is female (sex = 'F'). Qualification 3 means that each patient number in the PapSmear table must equal the patient number of a female patient recorded in the Patient table (sex = 'F').
Figure 4: Subtyping leads to qualifications on optional columns or subset constraints
Because the ORM tool does not yet support formal subtype definitions, it cannot generate the code to enforce these qualifications. So for now, you need to write this code for yourself. You can do this by editing the table properties of the relational model before generation (or less preferably, by editing the DDL that is generated from the relational model). For example, qualification 1 may be implemented by the following check clause on the Patient table: check( prostateStatus is null or sex = 'M' ).
This involves more than one column, so requires a table-check clause rather than a column-check clause. To add the check clause for prostate status, proceed as follows. Click the Patient table to bring up its database properties sheet, and select the Check category.
Now hit the Add button to bring up the code editor. Select its Properties pane and enter a meaningful name for the check constraint, for example, "ProstateStatusOnlyIfMale".
Now select the Body pane, and enter the body of the check-clause, for example, prostateStatus is null or sex = 'M'. Do not enter the "check ( )" wrapper for this code, since the tool does this automatically when generating the DDL. If you do include this wrapper, it will be treated as part of the code body, and hence generate an error.
Hit OK to enter the check-clause. This returns you to the properties window, with the check-clause listed. As per the preceding examples, the check-clause would be "ProstateStatusOnlyIfMale".
You may now remove or edit the check-clause, or add more check clauses in a similar way. To implement qualification 2, you should add the following two check clauses. Try this for yourself. Suggested names for these constraints are prepended as comments.
-- PregnancyCountOnlyIfFemale check( pregnancyCount is null or sex = 'F' ) -- PregnancyCountIfFemale check( sex <> 'F' or pregnancyCount is not null )
If you add the three check-clauses as discussed, the following code is included in the generated DDL after the create-table clause for the Patient table:
/* Create table level checks for table Patient. */ alter table "Patient" add constraint ProstateStatusOnlyIfMale check ( prostateStatus is null or sex = 'M' ) alter table "Patient" add constraint PregnancyCountOnlyIfFemale check ( pregnancyCount is null or sex = 'F' ) alter table "Patient" add constraint PregnancyCountIfFemale check ( sex <> 'F' or pregnancyCount is not null )
Qualification 3 (restricting the foreign key reference to female patients) can be implemented by using the database properties window to add appropriate triggers to the Patient and PapSmear tables. Triggers are a topic for a later article, so I'll omit details of that here.
This article discussed how to specify and map simple subtyping schemes using Microsoft's database modeling tool. The default mapping choice to absorb functional subtype facts into the supertype table is often advisable, since it avoids the need to perform a join when a query requires functional details of both the supertype and the subtype. However, sometimes it is better to map the functional details for a subtype to a separate table. This is what the Map-to-separate-table check box is for. This alternative mapping choice, and some advanced aspects of subtyping, will be explored in the next article. If you have any constructive feedback on this article, please e-mail me.
- Halpin, T. A., Object Role Modeling: An Overview, MSDN, 2001 (also available at www.orm.net, 1998).
- Halpin, T.A. Information Modeling and Relational Databases (San Francisco: Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, 2001), available at www.mkp.com/books_catalog/catalog.asp?ISBN=1-55860-672-6.
(An earlier version of this article first appeared in The Journal of Conceptual Modeling at InConcept, Inc.).
See Also
Object Role Modeling: An Overview | Visio-Based Database Modeling in Visual Studio .NET Enterprise Architect: Part 1 | Visio-Based Database Modeling in Visual Studio .NET Enterprise Architect: Part 2 | Visio-Based Database Modeling in Visual Studio .NET Enterprise Architect: Part 3 | Visio-Based Database Modeling in Visual Studio .NET Enterprise Architect: Part 5


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This is the place (tricky version) by Ed Helms heard on The Lorax movie
Artist: Ed Helms
Music By: John Powell, Cinco Paul
Music By: John Powell, Cinco Paul
TOP 20 Popular songs from films where this soundtrack is played
Let it grow (celebrate the world) by Ester Dean
How bad can i be? by Ed Helms
Mission impossible theme by Lalo Schifrin
The hustle by Van Mccoy & The Soul City Symphony
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This is the place!
It's bound to have just what I need!
I want to hold it all in one big embrace
But first, let's find the stuff to make
Reed full lyrics my Thneed!
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Now you!
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Nana na nana na na na!
That's great!
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This pond is perfect
There's no doubt
Excuse me while I rip these out
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Nana na nana na na na
Swomee-Swans, you fly so high
Everywhere I look, you fill the sky
I love your graceful neck
And your noble breast
But the thing that I love most,
Just might be your nest
Thank you
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Hey there, Barbaloot!
You look so cute in your Barbaloot suit!
Your fur's so soft hey, you know what?
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This is it!
These Truffula trees!
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The touch of their tufts is softer than silk
And they have the sweet smell of butterfly milk!
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na na pa da da da oooh,
Hey guys, come on,
Where's my back up chorus?
It's not happening?
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Are there any diffrences between the normal ingame models and your work?
any diffrences to default?
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The two items I wished were different (and TownPlace Suites can change/upgrade) to fully enjoy our stay and be perfect are: (1) having fuller/softer towels (… and not such a worn-out rough – old touch feeling) and (2) better toilette paper (tp) (… not so thin and cheap). We understand everyone is trying to conserve and spend smartly however this does not mean cheap quality. This is probably too picky however just being honest since we are being asked about our stay, and if considering to return. The towels and tp gave me a cheap feeling. Once again, if these two items had been different, then it would have been a perfect stay! Maybe next time, I will bring my own towels and tp. However, this would defeat the purpose of traveling lite, and who knows I might have something else to dislike... but I doubt it.
Overall, I would enjoy going back to TownPlace Suites. We have family in SD and MN – so our future stays-visits will likely be long period of time stays. We would love to come back – however might have to shop around just to see what is out there. Family will always be in SD and MN so there will definitely be future opportunities to visit back to SD.
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- The Boston Globe examines Steve Donahue's first recruiting class at Boston College and writes:
"Steve Donahue remembers the bad old days, when he was trying to establish himself as a head coach at Cornell. He had a team with little talent that produced few wins and drew few fans. Some gatherings at Cornell's Newman Arena could be measured by the dozens.
He also remembers his recruiting mantra back then: Bring in good people, and good players will follow — eventually.
And they did, so much so that when Donahue left Ithaca, N.Y., last spring for Boston College, he had turned the Big Red into an Ivy League power with three consecutive conference titles.
'We got really good kids, and they helped us recruit kids that were better basketball players,'' said Donahue. 'And that's the way we are doing it here.'
Donahue's BC team is coming off a 21-13 season that ended with a second-round NIT loss to Northwestern. Donahue basically coached a team assembled by former coach Al Skinner, including All-ACC guard Reggie Jackson.
Jackson is gone, having opted to skip his senior season and enter next month's NBA draft. So is the core group of seniors and other Skinner recruits, leaving BC in a rebuilding mode with lots of scholarships to give and some major reconstruction work for Donahue and his staff.
'It's fun and it's challenging,' said Donahue, who is recruiting at the top level for the first time after nearly 20 years in the Ivy League (at Penn as an assistant and at Cornell as a head coach). 'The fortunate thing is that we are at BC and we can get quality kids.' ... 'At Cornell, we had some long, lean years and you questioned yourself and asked, 'When it is ever going to turn?'' said Donahue. 'But we got good kids and better players, and it did. And that's why we do what we do.'"
- Cornell assistant coach Mike Blaine tweeted his congratulations to Cornell's three departing seniors. The seniors, Aaron Osgood, Adam Wire and Mark Coury were members of the Big Red's three consecutive outright Ivy League championship teams between 2008 through 2010.
- Cornell men's basketball was among the Cornell athletic teams honored by NCAA Division I Academic Progress Report (APR) for 2009-2010.


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The people who own Carmen in the North End have recently opened a casual dining place on North St. where Di Mio used to be. This place was such a disappointment. My friend and I each ordered salads. We specifically chose this place because of the 10 specialty salads on the menu - we thought we were in for a real treat but we were wrong.
1) I ordered the equivalent of a tuna Nicoise salad called the "Jezebel". After leaving to place our order the waitress then came back to tell me they didn't have any fresh tuna. She suggested I have tuna salad instead. We all know that's not even close to fresh tuna.
2) I chose a completely different salad topped with what the menu referred to as "Grilled Jumbo Shrimp". What I received was the equivalent of cold shrimp scampi on top of my salad and the shrimp were all chopped up into bite size pieces. They were oily, garlicky and cold. I'm guessing this was what they use to top the shrimp pizza named "Bubba Gump Pie". These shrimp were not grilled or jumbo as advertised.
3) My friend had a salad topped with Grilled Chicken breast that was also chopped into the smallest pieces imaginable. In fact, everything was chopped up so ridiculously small - even the pieces of mozzarella, avocado and bacon.
4) There was hardly any dressing on the salads and the dressing that was there was completely bland. We each had to ask for an extra side of dressing.
5) The lettuce referred to as "mixed greens" on the menu was mostly iceberg. It was pale and browning on the edges. Yes, there were a few pieces of actual dark mixed greens in there and too much raddichio to be called mixed "Greens".
6) The avocado on the salad was either frozen or so unripe that it was almost inedible. My friend bit into a piece and literally said "Oh my God, what was that?" She had to actually remove it from her mouth because it was so tough she could not chew it.
7) The presentation of the salads was not pretty and the ingredients did not taste fresh. Sadly, there was truly nothing enjoyable about these salads. We ate them because we were hungry but the whole time I kept apologizing to her for picking the restaurant.
The bill for 2 salads and 2 glasses of wine at this very casual place was $42 (with tip it came to $50). The place is overpriced for the quality of what they serve.
Here are a few other examples from the menu:
- the basic cheese pizza starts at $15.75
- pulled pork sandwich for $11.50
- salad with grilled chicken for $11.50
- Two hot dogs with chips & pickle for $8.50
- Roast beef sandwich $9.50
On the plus side, our server did bring us two complimentary chocolate chip cookies with the bill. They were a little hard but actually quite good. The best thing I ate at Hot Tomatoes all night actually. These positive things did not go unnoticed:
- The place is nicely decorated (lots of red)
- Great menu (large variety of pizza, sandwiches, salads soups) Perhaps too much variety. I'd say, stick to fewer items and make them better.
- They serve beer & wine and they pour a large glass of wine (although it was an $8 glass which is steep for a place like this)
- The pizza that I saw on other peoples tables looked really good
- Our server was friendly


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helping vs critizing
I think people do better when they are praised!
lets take a coach, why would someone want to try to play for jerk? and I mean someone who never pats you on the back? sure we need to be criticized at some point, did I say we don't?
this is like someone LIKE and sounding LIKE most conversations? Like me ? I am not a person who is a very good writer at least I'm honest.
This also reminds me of the armchair coaches I see right here on the yard? Thinking they can coach? while many couldn't coach a church league team.
Sure its our opinions but in the case of the Philadelphia eagles and Chip Kelly? lets wait and find out what really happens? My god in a lot of cases some would and might as well be honest ? see Chip get fired???
I think I could have played more sports in high school , only if a coach had shown some encouragement towards me? No they didn't and I quit.
I hadn't really thought about playing sports until my last year in JR high, so my experience was very limited, most of the guys I played with started at a very young age. I think the coaches were more interested in the kids with more sports experience then I had.
I often feel and again being honest, I feel as the kid who show up for practice everyday? works his A " off only to be seated for game day? that's right hardly ever gets a shot, But shows up at practice on time, and I've see this , But the others show up late??? that my good buddies is double standards!
No I didn't really start the writing process until a few years ago, when a few of us blogged on foxsports, and I'm sorry to some of my Detractors, I got some good comments, No I write stupid sometimes an I know that its my humor!
Do I criticize others? huh? NO, why I think I better tend to my own backyard before I start judging others? how many here are getting paid to write? If so I'd get out of the minor leagues fast!
It really irks me when I see other bloggers having no chance in the hot place I call hell, for anyone to see or read their hard researched blogs, why because as JJ our long lost blogger from fox used to say when he heard we were being sent here? the word buried, meaning unless you blogged about the...gee guess who, blogs would be buried and isn't that the truth!
I read everyday In my research On here the many zero comment blogs , lets look shall we?
countless entertainment blogs, No comments.
a guy who wrote a college basketball blog and without my comment? his hard written blog might be buried along side the titanic?
In April I wrote a blog about track and field? but you'd never know it? buried blogs brought to you by? a mislead blog site known as yardbarker.
Am I saying this to be Donkeys backside, No ,I'm saying this to maybe send a message to the owners of yardbarker, maybe retool the site so others might get their blogs out!
Why advertise your site, and not allow others the opportunity to show off their blogs?
When ever I write a blog, I do a ton of research to get my facts straight, then the ton of research goes "no where man?"
Lately I've read how yardbarker is losing its popularity? gee I wonder why?
When I chaired AA meetings a few years ago but really not that long ago,, the gloom and doom I saw? why not be happy in ones recovery?
I see this here, all the gloom and doom over what? a game? ok I know ? 's all over so? making a damn point!
yes pros make money coaching or the athletes, coaches make money as in jobs, but My god in heaven, some are almost in a church watching sports, get a grip. Last year My friend saw a sign on a tailgater at Autzen stadium home to the Oregon ducks,"we go to church every Saturday" now unless your an idiot? doesn't that mean church is college football?
I've really wondered about our priorities in life, our sports talk guy has stated you can yell all you want bee and moan all you want but, 15 minutes after the game , if your not over it? you have big problem, and you know he's right on!
I really feel sorry for some, who take sports so serious , my younger brother used to throw stuff when the trail blazers lost a game? LOOK OUT??
Sure its ok to love sports, but when it comes to life or death? this is why I found out I'm a fan not a fanatic? last year when my father at a tailgater said I don't see how Oregon allowed Colorado to score two TD's ? the score at half was 56-0? final "70-14, we beat the tar out of them plus dad? don't you think the 3rd or 4th string was in???
That was when I knew I'm not a sports fanatic folks. I'm a fan.
I see fights at sports events why? drinking, sure I used to be one, not anymore.
Its ok to have a passion for sports BUT when it starts a fight or wanting one?
Ill say this until the day I die "Isn't sports just a game? "
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Program aided in combating the fast growth of "deep discount" cigarettes, which cut into cigarette maker's market share.
NEW YORK -- Leading cigarette maker Philip Morris yesterday said it would drop its controversial wholesale marketing program after a group of wholesalers won a preliminary injunction against it over claims that it violated antitrust laws.
Sixteen wholesalers in Tennessee had filed suit arguing that the program, Wholesale Leaders 2003, constituted price discrimination and an attempt by Philip Morris to monopolize the market, according to the Financial Times. Under the program, the company is selling cigarettes at differential prices, through three tiers of discounts and rebates, according to what the proportion of wholesalers' sales made up by Philip Morris brands.
Wholesale Leaders is an important part of attempts by Philip Morris USA, the tobacco arm of Altria group, to combat the fast growth of "deep discount" cigarettes, which have cut into the company's market share.
Philip Morris said on Thursday that, given the uncertainty created by the injunction, it had decided to terminate the program beginning December 27. A "cents per carton", or volume-related rebate, portion of the program will cease at the end of the third quarter, the report said.
The company said it would still pursue its request for a stay on the preliminary injunction.
Bonnie Herzog, tobacco analyst at Smith Barney, said she believed the change could save Philip Morris millions of dollars but possibly disrupt its business. It could also hurt many wholesalers that relied on cash incentives for moving cigarette volume.
Philip Morris told its wholesalers in a letter Wednesday that the "cents off" portion of the Wholesale Leaders program will end on Sept. 28.


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Well, Ten Desires has been out for awhile now, and I'll use this blog post to give my first impressions. I'm not going to go into full detail, but
Overall, this isn't going to be one of my favorite Touhou games. I already had a problem with the mechanics from playing the demo, and although some of my concerns were changed between demo and game release, I still don't particularly care for the trance system. Maybe I just hate change, though?
The music in the later stages is a marked improvement from the earlier stages, which I didn't particularly like, so that is one positive change.
I was happy for the reappearance of multiple older characters. I've always wanted that to happen, but I have the feeling it was just a fluke for this game. I suppose we will see.
The new characters... Well I liked Kyouko from the demo, and several of the new characters are interesting, but that extra boss... we'll see. Did we really need Nue 2.0? I already have some good ideas for Arkham Horror Investigator Cards though, so that will be fun.
Scoring system. Bleh. I don't want to hug enemies, and I don't really feel well rewarded for survival.
As I said, first impressions. We'll see what happens after I play for awhile longer, sadly that won't be today.


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Cadillac V8-6-4
What's the opposite of success? Oh right, wretched humiliating failure, and that's just what Cadillac had on its hands in the early 1980s courtesy of a brand-new fuel-saving technology.
If you haven't guessed already, the next car on our list isn't a car, but an engine. Called the V8-6-4 it was standard across the wreath-and-crest brand's 1981 lineup with the exception of the Seville where it was optional. Here's why it's a part of this top 10.
In a bid to improve its Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE), Cadillac developed a new powerplant. Internally it was referred to as the L62 and it featured a new-fangled technology called cylinder deactivation. Shutting down unnecessary cylinders when full power is not required is a terrific way to slash fuel consumption.
In theory the idea worked great, in practice it was something else entirely. Unsuspecting Cadillac owners of the time had to put up with severe drivability issues ranging from jerking and bucking to outright stalling.
What's up with that? Well, it turns out the electronics of the era were simply not powerful enough to make everything work. Such was the state of computers during Ronald Reagan's first term. Surprisingly though, the fundamentals of this engine were just fine and owners could simply disconnect the cylinder-deactivation system and run it as a V8.
Luckily for GM's reputation and the buying public's patience, the ill-fated L62 was phased out after only one year on the market.
The 1981 V8-6-4 may have been abjectly awful but it was tremendously pioneering. Cylinder deactivation would come into its own years later.
The efficiency-enhancing innovation was about a quarter-century ahead of its time. It took that long for the electronics-side of the technology equation to catch up.
A few years ago GM figured out how to make cylinder deactivation work and has been installing it on a number of its V8 engines. Chrysler also uses it on its famous Hemi. Other automakers have jumped on the bandwagon as well including Audi and Honda.


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Still not sure whether to cast your vote for Obama or McCain this fall? Well, if you're part of Upper Grandview actor Stephen Baldwin's flock, the GOP supporter (who supported Mike Huckabee in the primaries) would like you to know he's throwing all of his evangelical endorsement power behind John McCain.
But that's not all. He's also vowed, in an interview with Fox News, to move to Canada if Barack Obama is elected.
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Consider that reason No. 2,304 to vote for the Illinois Senator.
Of course, it's worth noting that another Baldwin bro, Alec, made the same kind of bizarre threat back in 2000, vowing to head north if George W. Bush won the election. And unless "30 Rock" is filmed in Vancouver, I'm pretty sure he didn't stick to his guns.
Also, Stephen crossed his fingers while making the pledge and joked "let the media have fun with that," so he likely wasn't serious. Still, the prospect of an ex-pat Stephen Baldwin in Canada does actually make a little more sense. I hear acting gigs are far easier to come by in Vancouver these days.
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