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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The No. 43 Virginia women's tennis team (9-11, 6-6 ACC) closes out the regular season at home this weekend, starting on Friday (April 21) when the Cavaliers host No. 42 Florida State (14-9, 6-6 ACC) at 3:30 p.m. at the Snyder Tennis Center.
Admission to all Virginia women's tennis matches is free to the public. Fans who can't make it to the match can follow the action through live stats and video linked at VirginiaSports.com or through updates on the program's official Twitter account @UVAWomensTennis.
The Cavaliers are looking to solidify seeding heading into next week's ACC Championships at Berry College in Rome, Ga.
Virginia is coming off a 2-1 performance last weekend with wins at Duquesne and Pittsburgh before dropping a tight contest at Louisville.
The Cavaliers have a pair of players ranked in the latest edition of the ITA women's singles rankings, with Rosie Johanson (Abbotsford, British Columbia) at No. 49 and junior Cassie Mercer (Huntington, W.V.) at No. 118. The doubles tandem of freshman Chloe Gullickson (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) and Mercer are the No. 33 doubles team in the latest ITA women's doubles rankings.
Florida State has won five of its last six ACC matches heading into the weekend's contest, pulling even in conference play on the season. The Seminoles have one player ranked in the ITA women's singles rankings with Julia Mikulski coming in at No. 109 this week. Florida State does not have a nationally-ranked doubles team.
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Both Cell-Autonomous and Cell Non-Autonomous Functions of GAP-43 are Required for Normal Patterning of the Cerebellum In Vivo
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Growth-associated protein 43 (GAP-43) is required for development of a functional cerebral cortex in vertebrates; however, its role in cerebellar development is not well understood. Recently, we showed that absence of GAP-43 caused defects in proliferation, differentiation, and polarization of cerebellar granule cells. In this paper, we show that absence of GAP-43 causes defects in cerebellar patterning that reflect both cell-autonomous and non-autonomous functions. Cell-autonomous effects of GAP-43 impact precursor proliferation and axon targeting: In its absence, (1) proliferation of granule cell precursors in response to sonic hedgehog and fibroblast growth factor is inhibited, (2) proliferation of neuroepithelial precursors is inhibited, and (3) targeting of climbing fibers to the central lobe is disrupted. Cell non-autonomous effects of GAP-43 impact differentiated Purkinje cells in which GAP-43 has been downregulated: In its absence, both maturation and mediolateral patterning of Purkinje cells are inhibited. Both cell-autonomous and non-autonomous functions of GAP-43 involve its phosphorylation by protein kinase C. GAP-43 is phosphorylated in granule cell precursors in response to sonic hedgehog in vitro, and phosphorylated GAP-43 is also found in proliferating neuroepithelium and climbing fibers. Phosphorylated GAP-43 is specifically enriched in the presynaptic terminals of parallel and climbing fibers that innervate Purkinje cell bodies and dendrites. The cell-autonomous and non-autonomous effects of GAP-43 converge on the central lobe. The multiple effects of GAP-43 on cerebellar development suggest that it is a critical downstream transducer of signaling mechanisms that integrate generation of cerebellar structure with functional parcellation at the central lobe.
KeywordsGAP-43 Knockout mouse Cerebellar granule cell proliferation Purkinje cell patterning Sonic hedgehog Climbing fibers
anterobasal tract
anterodorsal tract
anterior lobe
- BrDU
- CeL
central lobe
- CeT
central tract
climbing fiber
- Cp
cerebellar peduncle
external granule cell layer
fibroblast growth factor
fastigial nucleus
growth-associated protein 43
granule cell
granule cell precursor
- IgSFCAM
immunoglobulin superfamily cell adhesion molecule
labeling index
molecular layer
neural cell adhesion molecule
Purkinje cell
Purkinje cell precursor
protein kinase C
posterior lobe
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- Shh
sonic hedgehog
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My Mother is experiencing less frequent urination. The following also describes her: Rapid heart rate. What should she do?
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Causes of frequent urination (don't have diabetes)?
Many causes: Primary cause for frequent urination can be due to irritation of bladder lining from inflammation or chemical irritation. Structural abnormalities, such as small bladder, bladder diverticulum, or psychological issues eg anxiety can all cause frequency of urination. Cystitis is probably most common cause of acute frequency. Overactive bladder, interstitial cystitis, prostatitis, acid urine from oj. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Frequent urination very clear even though I haven't drank any water at all?
Something not right.: Urine is made from the liquid u consumed..Can't be from nothing. Remember: tea/coffee/juices/milk/sodas etc..Are mostly water..They just contain colorings and sugars/junks..Also, most of the food u eat contains water..Quite a bit of it actually. So, if you drink lots of the above liquid, u make urine..And they can be clear. If not, u would dry up like a twig fast.. Consult doc if u r concerned... ...Read more
Why do I have these bouts of frequent urination most days I don't. I drink 4-5 cups of water a day and eat pretty much the same things everyday?
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Intake: watch your intake of certain foods and drinks. Caffeine is a big trigger of urinary urgency. Alcohol, soda, are also offenders. There are many foods and drinks that could affect this, so I recommend reviewing your diet over the last several months. Make sure you are getting enough water, which could help dilute your urine as well. Lastly, get a urinalysis to ensure there is no blood or infection. ...Read more
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Had a baby 9 months ago. Now frequent urination and i can't hold it?
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What would cause me to stay hungry all the time, stay nausiated regardless of how much or what I eat or don't eat, frequent urination?
Could be diabetes: All your symptoms fit the classic inital presentation of diabetes, but there could be another metabolic cause. Diabetes can present with the 3ps. Polyuria, polydypsia and polyphagia. The frequent urination is due to elevated blood sugars. You should see a doctor and have your sugars checked to rule out this very treatable condition. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Can you say if it could it cause frequent urination if i don't shake the dribbles off after i pee?
Post Void Dribbling: Post void dribbling(pvd) results from incomplete contraction of the muscles around the urethra(urine channel). This results in urine that, with movement, can leak out. This leakage is not an indication of overactive bladder and will not lead to frequency of urination. With a kegel squeeze leftover urine can be passed. Milking the urethra from behind the scrotum forward can also expel it. ...Read more
I have frequent urination and I don't know why, I saw a doctor and he said it was normal. I don't feel normal about it.
Urinary frequency: get urine checked for urinary tract infection. Also get your prostate as chronic prostatitis can give the same symptoms. also you might have overactive bladder ...Read more
How come sometimes I have frequent urination but most Days I don't ? I drink pretty much the same amount everyday. Is something wrong with my bladder?
No there is: NOTHING wrong with your bladder ....the amount of urine is not JUST due to the liquids you ingest but also due to WASTE elimination...... Daily VARIATION is NORMAL!...If frequency actually interferes with your activity or particularly your SLEEP it 's time to get the symptom evaluated! Hope this helps! Dr Z ...Read more
Frequent urination problem?
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Cause of frequent urination?
Prostate enlargement: It is very common due to inefficient bladder emptying. Also, other causes include urethral stricture and bladder atony that produce small frequent voids. Also, urinary tract infection but usually have burning discomfort with it. Frequency at night only is also associated with kidney disease or heart failure due to edema and fluid retention. ...Read more
I have very frequent urination?
Number of things: U may have prostate issues like prostatitis or enlarged prostate. Do u have diabetes? Do u have a urinary tract infection? U should go to ur primary care doc. ...Read more
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Polyuria: Too much fluid in. Diabetes REnal failure UTI Alcoholism' Low blood K. I specialize in this and here for next 2 hours. ...Read more
I am experiencing frequent urination.
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I have frequent urination, is this normal?
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What are some causes for frequent urination?
Many: Bladder infections bladder spasms (over active bladder) excessive urine production tumor in the bladder causing irritation collect your urine for 24 hours and see if you are making more than 3000 ml if so you may just be drinking too much water. If the urinary frequency is at night and during the day it is usually a more serious condition. Get checked out. Many treatments are avaialable. ...Read more
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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Doctor Who: The Bells of St. John
Well this is a bit more like it. Last September, after the first half of season 7 of the revived Doctor Who, I mentioned that I hadn't been too thrilled with the first set of episodes. Part of that was growing tired of Amy and Rory, and part of it was producer/head writer Steven Moffat's tendency to ignore logic for the sake of a big image.
In the Bells of St. John, the first episode of the second half of the season, the Ponds are gone, though Amy is referenced on a book cover, and the new companion Clara, played by the extremely cute Jenna-Louise Coleman, is a breath of fresh air, her rapid fire delivery of lines almost managing to keep up with Matt Smith's Doctor. I'm glad to see the romantic angle return, as I didn't think Amy worked as well as a married woman, though I did like Rory a lot initially.
The plot for the first episode is fairly lightweight, but serviceable, and I didn't see any major plot holes. So maybe things will settle down and be a bit more my speed. The Doctor was very heroic in this one, much as he was in his very first episode, the Eleventh Hour. Glad to see him back in good form. So, overall a thumbs up to the first episode of the second half of season seven. Taken with the news that David Tennant will be back, this has been a pretty good weekend for Doctor Who.
Posted by Charles R. Rutledge at 8:45 AM
1 comment:
- Paul R. McNamee said...
I really hope to watch it tomorrow night. Avoiding spoilers 'til then!
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Zika is a disease caused by Zika virus that is spread to people primarily through the bite of an infected Aedes species mosquito. The most common symptoms of Zika are fever, rash, joint pain, and conjunctivitis (red eyes). The illness is usually mild with symptoms lasting for several days to a week.
About 1 in 5 people infected with Zika will get sick. For people who get sick, the illness is usually mild. For this reason, many people might not realize they have been infected.
The most common symptoms of Zika virus disease are fever, rash, joint pain, or conjunctivitis (red eyes). Symptoms typically begin 2 to 7 days after being bitten by an infected mosquito.
Zika is primarily transmitted through the bite of infected Aedes mosquitoes, the same mosquitoes that spread Chikungunya and dengue. These mosquitoes are aggressive daytime biters and they can also bite at night. Mosquitoes become infected when they bite a person already infected with the virus. Infected mosquitoes can then spread the virus to other people through bites. It can also be transmitted from a pregnant mother to her baby during pregnancy or around the time of birth. We do not know how often Zika is transmitted from mother to baby during pregnancy or around the time of birth.
Anyone who is living in or traveling to an area where Zika virus is found who has not already been infected with Zika virus is at risk for infection, including pregnant women.
Specific areas where Zika virus transmission is ongoing are often difficult to determine and are likely to change over time. If traveling, please visit the CDC Travelers' Health site for the most updated travel information.
There is no vaccine to prevent Zika. The best way to prevent diseases spread by mosquitoes is to avoid being bitten. Protect yourself and your family from mosquito bites. Here's how:
There is no vaccine or specific medicine to treat Zika virus infections.
Treat the symptoms:
Protect others [PDF - 1 page]: During the first week of infection, Zika virus can be found in the blood and passed from an infected person to another person through mosquito bites. An infected mosquito can then spread the virus to other people. To help prevent others from getting sick, avoid mosquito bites during the first week of illness.
See your healthcare provider if you are pregnant and develop a fever, rash, joint pain, or red eyes within 2 weeks after traveling to a country where Zika virus cases have been reported. Be sure to tell your health care provider where you traveled.
No. There is no vaccine to prevent infection or medicine to treat Zika.
Once a person has been infected, he or she is likely to be protected from future infections.
There have been reports of a serious birth defect of the brain called microcephaly (a condition in which a baby's head is smaller than expected when compared to babies of the same sex and age) and other poor pregnancy outcomes in babies of mothers who were infected with Zika virus while pregnant. Knowledge of the link between Zika and these outcomes is evolving, but until more is known, CDC recommends special precautions for the following groups:
Strictly follow steps to prevent mosquito bites during your trip.
For more questions and answers on Zika and pregnancy, see Questions and Answers: Zika and Pregnancy.
Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) is a rare disorder where a person's own immune system damages the nerve cells, causing muscle weakness and sometimes, paralysis. These symptoms can last a few weeks or several months. While most people fully recover from GBS, some people have permanent damage and in rare cases, people have died.
We do not know if Zika virus infection causes GBS. It is difficult to determine if any particular pathogen "caused" GBS. The Brazil Ministry of Health is reporting an increased number of people affected with GBS. CDC is working to determine if Zika and GBS are related.
No. Outbreaks of Zika previously have been reported in tropical Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Islands. Zika virus likely will continue to spread to new areas. In May 2015, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) issued an alert regarding the first confirmed Zika virus infection in Brazil.
CDC continues to work with states to monitor the United States for mosquito-borne diseases, including Zika. In 2016, Zika became a nationally notifiable condition. Healthcare providers are encouraged to report suspected cases to their state or local health departments to facilitate diagnosis and mitigate the risk of local transmission. To date, local transmission of Zika virus has not been identified in the continental United States. Limited local transmission may occur in the mainland United States but it's unlikely that we will see widespread transmission of Zika in the mainland U.S.
Should we be concerned about Zika in the United States?
The U.S. mainland does have Aedes species mosquitoes that can become infected with and spread Zika virus. U.S. travelers who visit a country where Zika is found could become infected if bitten by a mosquito.
With the recent outbreaks, the number of Zika virus disease cases among travelers visiting or returning to the United States will likely increase. These imported cases may result in local spread of the virus in some areas of the United States. CDC has been monitoring these epidemics and is prepared to address cases imported into the United States and cases transmitted locally.
CDC has been aware of Zika for some time and has been preparing for its possible introduction into the United States. Laboratories in many countries have been trained to test for chikungunya and dengue. These skills have prepared these laboratories for Zika testing.
CDC is working with international public health partners and with state health departments to
The arrival of Zika in the Americas demonstrates the risks posed by this and other exotic viruses. CDC's health security plans are designed to effectively monitor for disease, equip diagnostic laboratories, and support mosquito control programs both in the United States and around the world.


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8 shots on the theme of 'Trekking' sent in by readers of The Great Outdoors
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The highlights from the entries for our monthly Readers' Photos page
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By Kevin Sullivan and Gabriela Martinez
Washington Post Foreign Service
Sunday, April 3, 2005; Page A39
TEPOZTLAN, Mexico, April 2
When he heard Pope John Paul II had died, Juan Siles came to the grand old church at the center of this little town and reached for a long rope hanging from one of the twin bell towers.
Inside, a young girl in white lace stood at the altar receiving her First Communion. Outside, Siles pulled the rope again and again, ringing the big tower bells with the news that one of the church's great recent eras had passed.
"He was our father, our guide and our lighthouse -- he made us feel strong, he made us feel protected," Siles said, straining at the rope with misty eyes. "He identified with Mexico. It is indescribable what he gave us."
Still, elsewhere in the church courtyard, Catholics were looking ahead to the next pope, and hoping he would address what they described as nagging problems within the church.
"There is a great distance between priests and the people, especially the lower-class people," said Martin Mendoza, 40, a construction worker. "We want the priests to be the same as the people, not like little gods sitting on their chairs and telling us what to do."
While praising John Paul as a "great man who united us," Mendoza voiced a complaint heard frequently in Mexico and much of Latin America that priests and bishops have lost touch with the needs of the poor, who make up so much of the region's population.
"Lots of priests don't want to listen to us anymore" Mendoza said. "Their Masses are so short, and it seems like it's more about the money you donate. Maybe they should pick a pope from Mexico: He would understand."
"The next pope has to make the priests more aware of the role they play with us, the people," said Leticia Brito, 37, Mendoza's wife.
Miguel Angel Martinez, 38, walked into the courtyard carrying his year-old daughter in an infant backpack. Martinez, an economist, said he hoped the next pope would be "less conservative than John Paul II."
"He needs to pay more attention to the rights of women, and he should let priests marry," Martinez said, adding that there would be "less hypocrisy in the church" if the next pope addressed those issues.
"The next pope needs to be a person who is humble, who grew up in the lower classes and understands their problems," said Isela Dorantes, 33, a teacher and Martinez's wife.
The mood outside the church was largely one of sadness and tribute to a man who was deeply respected in Mexico.
John Paul in 1979 made the first of five visits to Mexico, more than to any other country except his native Poland. It created a particularly intense personal bond with this nation. Thousands of Mexicans have stories of being near the pope.
Hundreds of people began arriving at the basilica here within an hour of the announcement of the pope's death. Workers hung huge black ribbons, tied in bows, across the buildings that face the vast open square of the basilica, which celebrates the Virgin of Guadalupe, Mexico's patron saint.
The mourners gathered first at a large bronze statue of John Paul in the square, laying thousands of bouquets of flowers and singing "Amigo," a song written as a tribute to the pope.
"We have been praying here for two days that God would end his suffering," said Ismael Hernandez, 27, a pharmacy worker. "He loved Mexico. He was so smart, brilliant, educated and cultured, but when he talked to Mexicans, he was always just fun and sweet. We feel his loss so strongly."
In the churchyard, people carrying flowers for the pope stood silently in the huge arched doorway, watching the First Communion Mass. Young girls wore party dresses and played between the feet of parents who stared quietly into the cool darkness of the cavernous church with its high, white-washed ceilings.
Ana Maria Delgado, 62, walked over to a dangling rope near the door and started ringing a church bell, tears streaming down her cheeks in the afternoon heat. "He was so much a part of us. He was our father," she said, sobbing so hard her shoulders shook. "We know he is well, he is with God, but as human beings we feel a huge hole in our hearts."
Martinez reported from Mexico City.


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Recognising familiar faces
People are bad at recognising pictures of people we don't know. In fact photographs of different people can look more similar than pictures of the same person. This is important in pin-pointing people from closed circuit television images. CCTV can show what happened or an order of events, but proper identification can be quite difficult. We can recognise familiar faces even as they age, such as in the case of ageing actors and rock stars.
Song: The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
The first time ever I saw your face...I forgot it. Sorry about that. If you're doing surveillance of villains or of other spooks, it helps to know who you're looking at. Rob Jenkins is a psychologist from Glasgow who's shown how you can put loads of photos blended together to make a telling average photo that reveals all. But back to that first time ever I saw your face.
Wonderful set of photographs. Now, the ones that you showed of yourself and a friend, there must have been about five pictures of both of you and they all looked different, and you're trying to suggest that we are very bad at recognising pictures of people we don't know. Is that right?
Rob Jenkins: That's exactly it. The problems is that photographs of different people can actually look more similar than photographs of the same person, and the reason is that a large contribution to the image that you see comes from things that have nothing to do with who that person is, like the angle that their head is pointed, the direction of the lighting, the facial expression, that kind of thing. That doesn't really tell you anything about the individual.
Robyn Williams: But when you see pictures of people, if you see a villain on a CCTV camera, presumably the police can tell roughly from that moving image what the bloke is like?
Rob Jenkins: You'd like to think so. You can tell a few things. You can tell male or female, you can tell if they're Caucasian or Afro-Caribbean or what have you, you can tell if they're overweight or underweight. After that it starts getting difficult. It's especially difficult to pinpoint a particular individual from a CCTV image. So CCTV is good for some things, it's useful for establishing what happened, it's useful for establishing the order of events, but as far as identifying individuals we've got a real problem there.
Robyn Williams: Okay, but when we go to really familiar faces...let's take inevitably Beckham and say Brad Pitt, we have no problem at all recognising them?
Rob Jenkins: That's the astonishing thing, when it comes to faces we're familiar with there's a real contrast with the case of unfamiliar faces. Unfamiliar faces, we're pretty terrible at doing this kind of task. Familiar faces, we're amazing, it's one of the miracles of the mind, as far as I'm concerned. We have virtually unassailable performance with familiar faces, whether they're in high quality photographs or severely degraded images where there's hardly any information there at all.
Robyn Williams: So your suggestion at this BA conference is that if you take averages of pictures, if you had all the ones of me going back, let's say, over 40 years, and the camera going via some sort of computer system could average them and end up with one picture, that would be really telling. Is that right?
Rob Jenkins: It would be really telling. If we did that with photos of you going back over the decades, we'd have a kind of super-Robyn image that would be highly recognisable. So that's where the real benefits come in, is averaging these different photographs together, and we came to that by trying to understand what it is that gives rise to such fantastic performance in humans when the face is familiar. Every face that is now familiar to us started off as an unfamiliar face, so the question is; what drives that transition from poor performance on unfamiliar faces to excellent performance on familiar faces? And that's what we're trying to crack.
Robyn Williams: This average picture, would it be used to identify villains or people for travel or something like that? In other words, it would be an update of the standard picture that we're used to having taken for a passport.
Rob Jenkins: That's right, it could be put on a passport or on an identity card. One question that needs to be asked is do people want these images on identity cards? Do people want identity cards at all? The answer to that is not going to come from scientific discoveries, it's going to come from engaging in politics.
Robyn Williams: So what stage has your technology reached? Is it going to be used shortly by the authorities?
Rob Jenkins: The technology, as far as I'm concerned, is there. It's the technique that we've developed, not a machine, and the technique is in principle, something that can be used in conjunction with existing technology.
Robyn Williams: What if you had pictures of someone when they're, say, 40, and 20 years later you wanted to identify them? Would aging matter in that regard?
Rob Jenkins: It's kind of counter-intuitive. It seems that the broader the range of ages that your photographs span (these are the photographs that you're going to average together), the better the average is. So what you want to do is you want to capture as much of the variation that that face can express as possible.
Robyn Williams: So in other words, the more photographs you've got, the better. What about Paul McCartney?
Rob Jenkins: Paul McCartney is a good case because he's been famous for decades and he's gone from the kind of mop-top look when he first took off with the Beatles, and now he's an old man. If you look at different photos of Paul McCartney from those two eras...I mean, there's nothing in common between those photos that can tell you it's the same person, it's amazing we can do it but we can do it. And if you make an average that involves these photographs that span the decades, you get a really good likeness of Paul McCartney, it's unmistakable.
- Rob Jenkins
- Department of Psychology
University of Glasgow
Glasgow Scotland UK
- http://www.psy.gla.ac.uk/staff/index.php?id=RJ001
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Yes Hidalgo's steak house is up on the chopping block today for review. Can I say I really like this place a lot. So lets start with showing you some pictures of the property. This place is huge! You should go during the day so you can walk around and look and explore. He has what I like to call a little museum. I keep going at night so I don't get to look around much, but I do plan to go during the day one day this week. So here are some pictures of the property.
So let us get to the bigger point and the reason we are all here reading this blog. THE FOOD!!!! Well I can actually say I have been here many times before. I have never, ever been disappointed by my meal. Here is what we got the night we were there. We started off with these two dishes.
Yep you guess it Ceviche! Mine is on the top and my wife's is on the bottom. Mine was just corvina and hers was a mix of corvina and shrimp. It was very, very tasty. Now I will have to say the shrimp in my wife's dish did taste like it was steamed not cooked in the juice of the Ceviche. I think he may have been out and didn't want to disappoint my wife.
Just a quick tip I learned a long time ago in the Restaurant business. It is much better to say you are out and apologize and try to sell something else than to try to throw something together and have it not be as good as what you could have served. As an example in my restaurant we served pizza. Well someone didn't order enough cheese, not me, and we had this huge rush over the weekend and Sunday (we are closed on Mondays) we run out at like 1pm. We are open until 10pm. I have my guys go out and buy cheese from one of the other pizza shops in the area. (Yes we would help each other out like that from time to time. I sold bread and other items to other shop owners) I got nothing but complaints! They hated the cheese! I explained it to them and offered them a discount on the next order. Now the consensus from the people who complained, as I did ask what they would have liked us to do was that I should tell them we are out and offer them another choice with a discount. That is what I did the next time it happened and I got Zero complaints!
So back to the food. This was very tasty! It was presented well and had a good flavor to it.
OH the great salad war of 2014 comes to mind with this one. If you have not read that blog post please click on the link and read it before you go any further. This was an ok salad. It had Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cucumber, peppers, and onions. Now if he would just added maybe some Zucchini and broccoli this would be a very good salad. I would also suggest cutting the veggies up a bit. I hate having it on my plate and trying to cut everything and the food falling off the plate as it was full. Plate being full is a great thing, but not when you have to cut up the veggies. The dressing was a mustard and was very tasty!
Crap didn't notice not a good picture,but this is the T-Bone! Nice! It was cooked just the way we ordered it. It had a very good flavor, even without a salsa on it. We got double veggies so he gave us grilled broccoli and its under the steak and it was a good amount! Very tender! It did have a bit of gristle on the one side, but that is to be expected on T-Bones. My suggestion would be to check it before it is cooked and trim that off before you put it on the grill. Very nice meal!
This was the rib eye! Nice! Tender! Juicy! Cooked just the way I ordered it medium rare! This is in a jalapeno sauce! Not to hot, but has a nice kick to it. I do like my sauce to make me cry and sweat, but this was still a very nice sauce for the normal person! I enjoyed it very much. My wife tasted it and said she is going to get it next time! Again the same broccoli as my wife's dish. The presentation is very good! This was a great steak dinner!
Now he does have limited hours so be sure to check is Facebook page. The link to his page is at the top of this article if you haven't already checked it out you should and once you have gone and had a great meal at his place give him a like!!!!!!
So lets wrap this one up shall we. The place was very clean and neat and very nice. The grounds are huge and beautiful even at night. I will tell you at night you need to bring some bug spray. It doesn't interfere with your dining experience so don't let that stop you from coming at night. Its Costa Rica after all and all the restaurant are open air. The food was excellent! The service was amazing! The presentation was as you can see very nice! The proprietors are so nice and so accommodating and so, well just wonderful! The husband waits on everyone and the wife cooks. The prices are reasonable. Not the cheapest, but fair. So we had the 2 ceviche, 2 large salads, 2 steak dinners, 4 coke zero, a coffee (local not instant) he grinds the beans for each serving and a tea and it was about $60. Not bad for that!
I give them 4 out of 5. Now if the salad just had two more items, the steak had no gristle and the shrimp were not steamed I would have given them 5 out of 5!!!!!!!!!!!!! You must go see them! Facebook message them or call ahead to check that they are open. Sometimes they close for private parties. Love this place!
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Doggone Crazy is the two hundred-twenty-third episode of King of the Hill. It was first aired on January 6, 2008. The episode was written by Dave Schiff, and directed by Michael Loya.
The Hills' dog, Lady Bird, goes on a rampage, breaking things all over the house and later biting Hank's hand. After Lady Bird is put on a list of vicious dogs, the veterinarian suggests that Hank take her to a dog spiritualist, who takes the Hills and Lady Bird to a nursing home. Lady Bird runs off, ostensibly due to thunder, leading to a chase between her, Hank, Peggy, Bobby, and animal control. When Hank and Peggy find Lady Bird walking towards an elderly woman, Hank commands Lady Bird to stay away from her, but Lady Bird lies in the woman's lap. Since Lady Bird doesn't listen to Hank, he discovers that Ladybird is now deaf. The episode ends with Hank, Bill, Dale, Boomhauer, and Ladybird watching TV back at home.
In the second plot, Luanne and Lucky accompany Hank to the nursing home. Luanne has a very imprecise understanding of reincarnation and starts interviewing old people thinking that their being so close to death means there's a chance their souls would transmigrate into the baby she's carrying.
- The elderly woman who the Hills think Lady Bird will bite at the Retirement Home is reading "A Dinner Of Onions". The same book can be seen in season seven's "Stressed For Success" and "Full Metal Dust Jacket".


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Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at ARL Animal Care & Control, walk-in microchipping is available for a fee of $40 per pet (cat, dog, or rabbit). This fee includes the registration of the chip for life. (For those on an income assistance program, a fee of $15 per pet will be used).


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The gathering of Davis' supporters and their anti-American signs are no different from the "Death to America" rallies we see in some foreign countries (Additional info about presidential contenders Cruz, Huckabee, Jindal, Paul and Walker has been published here.) Time.com By Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 9/7/15 The martyr business in America is booming. It's a growth industry, like yoga pants, prisons and celebrity nip-slip sites. Caterers, cake-makers, pizza shops, hobby stores and others are publicly throwing themselves on the righteous sword of spiritual indignation—but only when there are media cameras nearby to … Continue reading
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Better .htaccess
I've noticed that 2.5.7 includes an .htaccess file. Here are the contents:
Order Deny,Allow Deny from all <FilesMatch "^akismet\.(css|js)$"> Allow from all </FilesMatch>
It would be much better and efficient if you used "Order Allow,Deny"
Because "Order Deny,Allow" is blacklisting and "Order Allow,Deny" is whitelisting, which is basically what you're trying to do.
Per Apache docs:
"First, all Allow directives are evaluated; at least one must match, or the request is rejected. Next, all Deny directives are evaluated. If any matches, the request is rejected. Last, any requests which do not match an Allow or a Deny directive are denied by default."
In simple terms, if the request doesn't match an "Allow" directive it is denied.
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In "The Sims FreePlay," you help your Sim start a career, remodel his house, make friends and even choose a pet. If your Sim is sick of being single and living alone, it's time to settle down and start a family. Before you can have a baby, your Sim needs to get married. It takes time to build a relationship with another Sim, but the perks of married life are worth the effort.
Get to know the Sims in your town. When you find one you like, chat with him or her regularly. As you interact with a Sim, your relationship level will go up. You'll reach the Acquaintance level first, followed by Good Friend.
Choose romantic options when interacting with the Sim, such as Dance, Be Romantic or Kiss Cheek. When you use these options, your relationship level will progress to the Best Friend, Budding Romance, Date and Partner level.
Keep acting romantic once you've reached the Partner level. When you can't raise this level any higher, you get the option to propose to the Sim. You can also ask the Sim to move in with you now or wait until after the wedding.
Talk with the Sim and select the "Propose Marriage" option when it becomes available. Choose a ring for the Sim. If the Sim doesn't like the quality of your ring, he or she won't accept the proposal. The best ring you can buy is the Eternity Ring for 20 Life Points. If the Sim accepts your proposal, you'll get engaged.
Chat with the Sim again and select "Ask to Move In." Once the Sim has moved to your house, use the "Be Romantic" option until your relationship status changes to Married.
Enter Build Mode and go to the Nursery section. Buy a crib and place it anywhere in your home.
Tap the crib to create your baby. Give the baby a name and then select a gender and skin tone. Your new baby will appear in the crib.
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The Matchless Mine in 1853, courtesy Denver Public Library.
Baby Doe and Horace, along
with their young daughters Elizabeth "Lillie" and Rose Mary "Silver
Dollar" moved out of their Capitol Hill mansion and into a rented
cottage. At age 65, Horace was shoveling slag from area mines at
$3.00/day until he was finally appointed postmaster of Denver just a
year before his death.
Baby Doe
remained optimistic about regaining
Tabor's lost fortune, but it
never panned out.
Cottage where the Tabors moved after having
their fortune., 1962
All that was left from the
fortune were several bolts of unique, untouched and quite exquisite
cloth, several pieces of china, a tea service and some jewelry,
including a diamond and sapphire ring. The famous watch fob and chain
given to her husband,
Horace Tabor,
at the opening of the $700,000 Tabor Opera House in Denver was also
found, along with several memorabilia pieces.
Baby Doe
became a legend, the subject of a two books and a Hollywood movie.
Eventually her story would find its way into two operas, a stage play
(in German), a musical, a screenplay, a one-woman show and countless
other books and articles.
The last man to enter the mine, in 1938,
reported there was still abundant silver, but not enough to justify
the expense of bringing it out.
Baby Doe's Cabin Interior after her death in
1935, courtesy Denver Public Library
Baby Doe's Cabin, August, 2003, Kathy Weiser
The Matchless Mine and
Baby Doe's
cabin, located 1.2 miles east of
on East 7th street, is open 9 a.m.- 4:45 p.m. daily Memorial Day through
Labor Day and by appointment the rest of the year. Call 800-933-3901 for
more information. The
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