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It has also complained that the GSM Industry body is dominated by a few operators. COAI represents top telcos including Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular. Jio is also a member of COAI.
NEW DELHI: The face-off between Reliance Jio Infocomm (RJIL) and the country's top telcos has intensified with the Mukesh Ambani-owned company accusing the industry body that represents existing operators of trying to sabotage its entry and malign its name.
Identical letters sent by Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd (RJio) to the government and the telecom regulator explanatory its stand against the allegations made by incumbent operators has intensify the tussle between the new entrant and the obtainable companies.
"Due to in satisfactory interconnection, even the existing 15 lakh test users are experiencing 65 per cent call failures… It would clearly not be prudent for RJIL to contemplate launching of commercial services with this level of call failure," Jio said in the letters written on Wednesday.
Reliance Industries' telecom unit asked the government and the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) to ensure that existing players comply with licensing agreements and augment PoIs with Jio.
The letter comes after COAI – representing top telcos including Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular – wrote to the telecom department (DoT) on Monday, urging it to immediately ask Jio to snap all connections provided to 1.5 million users as it was allegedly by passing regulations by offering full-fledged services under the guise of 'test' connections.
This brawl has erupted ahead of Jio's much-anticipated and longawaited commercial launch which is expected to disrupt the telecom markand begin a price war. Incumbent telcos have already slashed effective data tariffs by 67 per cent for prepaid customers, and market leader Bharti Airtel has started offering free and unlimited voice with some of its data packs.
COAI has alleged that the volume of voice traffic generated by Jio due to the free services it was offering was choking already-augmented PoIs, and was in turn hurting service quality of operators who have tariff-paying subscribers. It added that COAI's members "should no longer be expected to provide PoIs while this charade of tests is being played out".
A COAI allocation comprising Bharti Airtel Chief Executive Officer Gopal Vittal and Vodafone India CEO Sunil Sood will meet Telecom Secretary JS Deepak on Friday to discuss concerns regarding Reliance Jio's operations.
The trade body has also required a meeting with Nripendra Misra, principal secretary to the prime minister, to complain about the telecom regulator's 'biased' decisions in favour of new operators such as Reliance Jio.
'Not provided pois'
Jio, on its part, said it hasn't been provided PoIs despite paying termination charges as per rules.
It has described as "malicious, unfounded, ill-informed and frivolous" COAI's allegations that it was neither submitting information about tariffs to the telecom regulator for approval nor giving customer acquisition forms (CAFs) for auditing.
"The test trials being conducted by RJIL are well within the scope of the terms and conditions of the Unified Licence," Jio said, citing several provisions. It added that the company had given information about the test trials – which was needed given the completely new network on a new technology – and the extension of the offer of trials to both DoT and Trai from time to time.
Jio said it had also informed Trai of the process of enlisting users for the trial, who are taken on board only after meeting all customer verification rules.
DoT and Trai were updated on a monthly basis about the on-boarding of test users. Attacking COAI for taking potshots at the telecom regulator, Jio said the industry body had "deliberately indulged in an unwarranted vilification campaign, not only against RJIL, but also against Trai, through various media reports, without any basis whatsoever".
COAI had earlier this week issued a statement hitting out at the telecom regulator, accusing it of favouring "new entrants", although it did not name any company.
While tensions between the incumbents and Trai had been simmering for a while, the latest consultation paper issued by the regulator on Friday which proposed abolition of termination charge (the fee the network on which the call originates pays to the operator on whose network the call ends), provoked the industry body into going public with its complaints.
In its letters, Jio said the three incumbent operators opposed the lowering of termination charges as part of their strategy to stifle new entrants who would benefit from such a move. As new entrants will initially have fewer subscribers, their termination charge outgo will be higher.


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The first-year engineering student who died mysteriously on the Queen's University campus had arrived in Kingston pumped to partake in the school's well known frosh-week festivities.
But Cameron Bruce was a bit different than the average freshman party animal. In his hometown of Westport, Conn., the 18-year-old was regarded as an accomplished musician and swimmer, an enthusiastic volunteer with impeccable manners. He was the rare kind of kid who wins the admiration of fellow teens and adults alike.
Ian Winick, a third-year Queen's student and fellow native of Westport, said Mr. Bruce was keen to embrace the spirit of his new university.
"He was very excited to start. I haven't talked to him much, but I know he was looking forward to having fun," said Mr. Winick, a 20-year-old biology student who worked with Mr. Bruce at a museum in Westport over the summer.
"I don't know him to be an outrageous partier. He was a fun guy but he wasn't out of control."
Mr. Bruce's father, Iain, was a Queen's alumnus, helping to inspire the younger Bruce to attend. The elder Mr. Bruce was raised in Canada and Greenwich, Conn., graduated with a commerce degree from Queen's in 1981 and now sits on the Queen's business school advisory board. Queen's officials would not confirm his role or comment on it.
Mr. Bruce is managing director of risk management at AMBAC Assurance Corp., a financial services company based in New York, and is also a prominent resident of Westport, where he presides over the board of directors of the local YMCA.
While friends of all ages from Westport rushed to pay tribute Tuesday to the young trumpeter, athlete and model student and employee, Kingston police, officials at Queen's and the school's engineering society revealed few of the circumstances of his death. His body was found Monday morning on the lawn outside Victoria Hall, a sprawling six-storey residence on campus.
Late Tuesday, Kingston police Constable Mike Menor said the autopsy results have led investigators to conclude foul play is not suspected. He would give no further details, other than to say the investigation continues. Police said it was still unclear whether it was an accident or a suicide. Detective Nancy McDonald, an investigator on the case, said she was still waiting for a toxicology report to determine what caused his death.
Police have started to piece together the young man's final hours, but said there are still gaps.
"We're trying to fill in some of the blanks and get an accurate timeline," Det. McDonald said.
On campus Tuesday, students told reporters they'd heard the young man had died after falling from the window of his dorm room.
Queen's issued a statement saying students were being provided with counselling and "there is no indication that the residence and campus communities are at risk."
The official frosh-week program had ended on the weekend. While students reported less rowdiness than in previous years, police still handed out dozens of tickets for public drinking and intoxication as students, many painted in the school's traditional purple, drank excessively. Queen's has a history of excessive drinking and raucous behaviour at student gatherings such as frosh week and homecoming.
Mr. Bruce's friends in the United States anxiously waited to hear what went wrong.
"I know frosh week is fun to the max over there, and that engineering students are a breed unto themselves. I hope that doesn't have anything to do with it," said Alan Winick. Mr. Winick, the director of education programs at the Connecticut Discovery Museum and Planetarium, employed both his son, Ian, and Mr. Bruce over the summer.
"I know him well enough to say it would be uncharacteristic for him to be out of control."
Former schoolmate Emily Messina described Mr. Bruce as a young man "who could always see the bright side of everything. He had the ability to warm up a room of people he might not even know.
"He was the life of the party, in the sense that everyone was his friend."
A funeral is planned for Saturday in Westport. Mr. Bruce's family is also planning a memorial service over Thanksgiving so friends studying far away can attend.
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Hinjewadi Industrial Association website hacked by Tunisian Islamist group
The portal of a Pune-based IT Hinjewadi Industrial Association (HIA)- hiapune.in website was hacked by a terror organisation on Tuesday morning.
The HIA website was allegedly hacked by Fallaga Team which is a Tunisian Islamist hacker group.
The Hinjewadi police station is probing the case.
Inspector Arun Waikar in-charge of Hinjewadi police station said, "We have checked the website it has been hacked. We have also asked our Cyber cell officer about such hacked portal cases and they are assisting us in this case."
HIA president Anil Pathwardhan said, "We are aware about the website being hacked and we have disabled the portal to avoid any further issue on technical purpose. We have approached the police in this regard and will soon come up with a new HIA portal."
Hinjewadi contributes around 60 per cent of Maharashtra's total IT exports generating a revenue of Rs 35,000 crore. The area has around 90 companies around which more than 45 companies are part of HIA. The major players in this area include Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, TCS, Persistent, KPIT Cummins along with Accenture and many others.


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Class of 1987 Fall 2014 Letter
Fall 2014
Dear Class of 1987 Classmates,
I was sorry to miss this year's homecoming, but from what I've heard, it was a very special Luther homecoming this year. Spectacular fall weather; the traditional weekend events—Friday evening alumni dinner; Saturday Hoslett lecture, class reunions, and Flamingo Ball; Sunday worship and afternoon concert – all combined to make this weekend what alumni have come to value. This year, of course, included the rare but special opportunity of launching a new era in the life of the college, the inauguration of Dr. Paula J. Carlson as the college's 10th president. The inauguration ceremony itself was a true celebration of Luther's legacy and a call to unite around a common vision for the future. President Carlson's address was especially memorable, and you can watch it online, if you wish, at https://www.luther.edu/president/.


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The Paraguayan railroad, created in 1861, fell in the late twentieth century in decline. Operated for decades by foreign companies and later by the Paraguayan State has been in a growing abandonment since the late 90s. Since then there have been projects of recovery, but the stations are empty and the main terminal was demolished late last year.
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ESPN NBA.com Fantasy Basketball (FBA '10) offers three different league types for you to choose from. The three league types are: Standard, Prize-Eligible and Custom. Each of these league types offers a rich and enjoyable experience for fantasy players of all levels. To assist you in choosing the best experience, we will provide a brief overview of each league type.
Standard: Free leagues are 10-team, standard scoring leagues that use fixed rule settings and are managed by ESPN. In the Free Standard game there are two scoring formats: Rotisserie and Head-to-Head: Each Category. Free Standard leagues are an easy way to dive into fantasy hockey while providing a satisfying and fun fantasy experience.
Standard: Prize-Eligible leagues are 10-team, standard scoring leagues that use fixed rule settings and are managed by ESPN. In the Prize-Eligible game there are two scoring formats: Rotisserie and Head-to-Head: Each Category. Prize-Eligible leagues are composed of teams that have been purchased. For a list of prices and prize eligibility requirements, click here. As the name implies, the winner of a Prize-Eligible league will win a prize. For a list of prizes , click here. Additionally, Prize-Eligible leagues are the only leagues that will award you points in the ESPN Uber Challenge game (Category A). For more information on ESPN Uber Challenge, click here.
Note: Once the Fantasy regular season ends, ESPN will stop updating the leaderboard, located in the "More" tab on the Fantasy Hockey homepage (applicable for Prize-Eligible teams only). The playoffs do not impact overall leaderboards. Playoffs only impact whether or not you win your league.
Custom: League Manager leagues use customized rule settings and are managed by one of the players in the league (called the league manager or "LM"). The LM chooses from a variety of scoring formats and rule options to create a unique fantasy game suited to their specific settings. The Custom game has five scoring formats: rotisserie, points-based, and three types of head-to-head. In addition, there are a variety of additional scoring and rule options like keepers to tailor the league settings to your fantasy needs.
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I am a mixed media visual artist and web & graphic designer.
Since completing a BA (Hons) in Textiles and a postgraduate MA in Art & Design in 1999, I have worked continuously as an artist, undertaking four artist residencies with Deveron Arts, Gracefield Arts Centre, Hospitalfield House and Timespan, and exhibiting continuously throughout, including annually as a Professional Member of Visual Arts Scotland.
I have won 9 awards in this time, including the Richard Coley Award for Sculpture in 2011 and the Russell Trust Prize in 2008 for my work 'Highly Sprung', now housed in the permanent collection of Aberdeen Art Gallery.
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Private Management Proposed for Philly Schools
November 2, 2001
Philadelphia could see the largest school privatization project in the United States, if reforms proposed by Gov. Mark Schweiker (R) are adopted.
The 210,000-student district faces a $1.5 billion deficit by 2006 and has scores of low performing schools. A study by Edison Schools, Inc., concluded that the Philadelphia School District spends far too much on maintenance and other non-academic functions, poorly deploys its teachers, and does not track the effectiveness of its many curricular programs.
- "Over the past decade, the district's management has overseen the expenditure of more than $10 billion with no clear accountability for the results," says the report.
- Edison recommends turning management of the district turn over to a private company under a six- to eight-year contract and turning operation of more than 60 of the lowest performing schools over to public-private partnerships.
- "This option would create a highly motivated management team, whose performance could be directly linked to targets for student achievement and financial performance," the report said.
Comparing Philadelphia's SAT scores to Houston, Las Vegas and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Edison said these schools spend less but nevertheless outperform Philadelphia by 18 percent on average on the SAT.
- One reason for low achievement is that the district allows schools to pick their own materials and reform plans, creating a hodgepodge of curricular programs "difficult to coordinate and fully support...."
- Also, the district does not make optimal use of its teachers and has more of them per student than comparable urban districts.
On finances, the district could save $650 million to $700 million over the next five years. For instance, it spends 40 percent more per square foot for maintenance than other districts in the region, and can save 10 percent to 30 percent if it outsources custodial work.
Source: Susan Snyder, Ovetta Wiggins and Dale Mezzacappa, "Governor to suggest three tiers for schools," Philadelphia Inquirer, October 31, 2001.
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Book Talk - Junk by Josephine Myles
Jaime Samms
So here is a kind of character I never thought I would cotton to. A hoarder. I thought Jasper would creep me out a bit, but maybe I've just watched the show too much? I don't know. I really kind of like the guy, though. And Lewis, well, he's just a dream come true for anyone looking for someone to just be there, to listen, and to be kind. I'm not far into this book yet. Maybe a third of the way, but I am totlly enjoying it so far. Let's see if I'm singing the same tune once Jasper reveals the "dark secret" hiding behind his hoard. The blurb for the book follows, and click on the cover if you think you might like reading it. I'll post more as I get further in. In the mean time, have you ever picked up a book, been pretty sure you might not like the main character, and been pleasantly surprised? Or, the corollary, have you ever thought you were going to love a character, only to discover the character was not what you'd hoped?
Blurb: Letting go is the first step to healing…or bringing it all crashing down.
The Bristol Collection, Book 1
When an avalanche of books cuts off access to his living room, university librarian Jasper Richardson can no longer ignore the truth. His ever-growing piles of books, magazines and newspapers can no longer be classified as a "collection". It's a hoard, and he needs professional help.
Professional clutter clearer and counselor Lewis Miller thinks he's seen it all, but even he has to admit he's shocked. Not so much by the state of Jasper's house, but by the level of attraction he still feels for the sexy bookworm he remembers from school.
What a shame that Lewis's ethical code forbids relationships with clients. As Jasper makes slow but steady progress, though, the magnetic pull between them is so strong even Lewis is having trouble convincing himself it's a temporary emotional attachment arising from the therapeutic process.
Jasper longs to prove to Lewis that this is the real deal. But first he'll have to lay bare the root of his hoarding problem…and reveal the dark secret hidden behind his walls of books.


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I LOVE a good Mexican breakfast- huevos rancheros, Chorizo and eggs, etc. A buddy asked tonight were to go for one, and I was stumped. Typically, I get these dishes at non-mexican places.
Anyone have a favorite Mexican place for breakfast?
Anticipating the backlash: I'm confident these dishes are not truly Mexican, yes, they are probably an American bastardization of a Spanish-based, (Cortez the Evil) European influenced Cordon Bleu historic recipes. But I like them. thanks for your indulgence.


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Exit 6 (Gelsenkirchen-Buer) on the A2 autobahn and Exit 17 (Gelsenkirchen-Schalke) on the A42 take you straight to the VELTINS Arena. Simply follow the VELTINS Arena signs on leaving the motorway. A total of 14,000 parking spaces are available around the ground.
A parking guidance system ushers drivers quickly and efficiently to the next available parking space on or near the Arena complex.
What to enter in your satnav
For car parks A, B, C1, C2, C3 and Kinocenter (cineplex), enter Adenauerallee.
For car parks D1, D2, D3, D4, E1 and E2, enter Willy-Brandt-Allee.
Do not use your satnav when leaving the stadium! Car park service personnel will guide you to the most convenient autobahn ramp or city route.
Information for coach drivers
At football matches car park P6 is available for coaches carrying supporters of FC Schalke 04. Enter Adenauerallee in your satnav.
Coaches carrying away supporters should use the Gelsenwasser car park (enter Willy-Brandt-Allee in your satnav).
For non-football events, please consult the relevant event publicity for information on coach parking.
By public transport
Take the tram to the VELTINS Arena from Gelsenkirchen central station. On the lower level of the station you will find the tram stop 'Gelsenkirchen Hauptbahnhof'. The number 302 (direction GE-Buer) takes you straight to the VELTINS Arena stop. The journey takes around 15 minutes. At many major events, additional tram services are provided to cater for demand.
For football matches, your match ticket entitles you to use all means of transport in the VRR region free of charge.
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People with restricted mobility should alight at the Willy-Brandt-Allee stop, as it has no steps and is only slightly further from the VELTINS Arena.
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As a health and fitness coach, I absolutely love working with moms like myself. My children were the reason I began my fitness journey in the first place and they are the reason I will continue on it for as long as I am physically able to - because I have gained so much more on this journey than "just weight loss". My fitness journey began about a year after my daughter was born - I was at my heaviest weight then and started to feel very sluggish, didn't have any energy to play with my daughter, didn't like how I looked or felt - and to top it all off, I was told by my doctor that my cholesterol was so high that he wanted to put me on meds. I knew I had to make a lifestyle change, so I began with changing my eating habits and started my first fitness program. Then I became pregnant with my son and my fitness journey was put on hold. I had my son in May 2015 and was determined not to let myself get heavy and unhealthy again. I started a new fitness program, I felt great and so motivated. That was the point when I was given an opportunity to become a coach - which I absolutely love. I love sharing my transformation story and inspiring and motivating other moms. I feel that I can use my skills as a therapist in a way that is so special - because I have such a passion for fitness and I truly believe in the mind and body connection. One of the biggest concerns I often hear from moms who want to begin a fitness journey is lack of time, because so much of your time is spent taking care of your children and not having any alone time. Well to this I say - involve your children on your journey! Having your children workout with you, not only teaches them healthy habits and gets them into the mindset of how important it is to take care of their bodies - it also creates this amazing bond between you. My daughter has been "working out" with me right from the start - she is my biggest supporter and my biggest motivator. She has come to expect now that I start each day with a workout, so I don't have the excuse not to do it - because then I feel like i'm letting her down. I love that she knows all the trainers names and sometimes she picks out which workout program she thinks I should do. And most of all, I love when she jumps in to do it with me. When you look at my page, you will see that she is such a huge part of my journey. My son is still little - but he is going to grown up watching me take care of myself, watching his big sister take care of herself and hopefully follow in our foot steps. Now if I could just get my husband to join us, it would be a total win!!
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Property Type: House (detached / semi-detached)
We are looking for housesitters for our two adorable dogs, Bud and L'il Bud, for three weeks while we take a trip. One of our dogs is a 25 year old Lhaso Apos, and the other is a younger rescue Cocker Spaniel/ Setter mix. Both are friendly and need to be cared for and cherished while we are away.
If you are not familiar with Kelowna in British Columbia, we would be happy to tell your more details. This housesit would be particularly suitable for people who like skiing, we have two skiing resort hills within easy driving distance.
Please get in touch as soon as you can if you are interested in caring for our dogs.
House-Sit Duration: 3 weeks
Dates From : January 31, 2016 00:00
Dates to: February 21, 2016 00:00
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Things To know: One dog is 25 years old and the younger dog is a rescue. Both are friendly and need your care and attention, regular feeding and exercise.
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About Grange
Located in downtown Sacramento, America's Farm to Fork Capital, Grange is a culinary expression of all things local, reflecting the authentic essence and soul of the community.
The menu showcases the market-driven bounties from the state and is best described as simple, seasonal and soulful. Organically raised meats and poultry are complemented with the freshest produce available from the Central Valley, while sustainable coastal seafood is paired with a spectacular all-California wine list. The entrees are presented in a straightforward American brasserie style. Lastly, enjoy the creations from our pastry chef such as rustic artisan breads and desserts.
This Sacramento restaurant's setting is both classic and authentic. The two-story space combines architectural elements from the building's rich history with exposed beams and concrete columns to create a surprising and urban, loft-like atmosphere.
Sacramento, CA 95814
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
Californian, American, Farm-to-table
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 6:30am - 10:30am, Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 8:00am - 2:00pm Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm;
Cross Street:
10th & J Street
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Price Range:
$31 to $50
Payment Options
AMEX, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(916) 492-4450
Executive Chef:
Oliver Ridgeway
Banquet, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, BYO Wine, Chef's Table, Corkage Fee, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking, Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Grange Ratings and Reviews
We stayed at the Citizen Hotel and ended up eating both dinner and breakfast at Grange. We found it to have excellent food, drinks, service and atmosphere and would most definitely eat there again if we are ever in the area. Within walking distance to Golden One!
I had not been to the Grange in probably three years. The food was terrific and the service was fantastic. We were eating before going to see a show. I probably go to Mulvaney's s more than anywhere else, but I have to say that this was a very nice evening out.
A lovely restaurant! My best friend and have season tickets to the Broadway Series and have decided to eat our throw downtown. The Grange came highly recommend and it did not disappoint! The food was wonderful! Coffee and dessert end the meal. I would like to say some fine restaurants don't understand the the coffee they serve is just as important as the food & wine. There is very fine restaurant down the street from the Grange whose coffee is like colored water! It ruined the dining experience!
Now the service we received was top notch. Our waiter was funny and made great recommendations.
Can't wait to try brunch!
We came in for brunch on a Saturday. We were seated promptly and our server was attentive. Honestly both my fiancé and I were unimpressed with the food. My huevos rancheros meal was good but not any better than the ones I have gotten elsewhere. My fiancé felt his avocado toast was bland. Maybe it was just what we ordered but in our opinions it wasn't worth the hype.
The perfect dinner and drinks after a matinee Musical. So relaxing to have a drink in the bar before dinner. Once at our table, our waiter (Roger) was so experienced and friendly. Could answer all our questions about the menu. The food was excellent. We started with clams as an appetizer and then scallops and house made fettucini followed by orange beignets and espresso. Can't wait until the next time!
Great experience at Grange and our waiter 'Mark' was exceptional with the right amount of conversation, information and professionalism (knowing when to oversee the table vs. letting us talk). It's also not too noisy which helped create the right ambience for a business lunch.
Maybe it was just an "off" night. The restaurant wasn't overly busy, and yet the cocktail I ordered at the table (from the bar) was noticeably slow in arriving. Food was excellent. I ordered an espresso after dinner, and it again was really slow to arrive and not hot, just warm. So it seems that the slowdown was coming from the bar.
A delightful dining experience. Nice wine/cocktail selection. My husband had the rib eye, cooked perfectly, accompanied by tender, yet not overly soft broccoli, and beef fat potatoes. Wow were they good! I've avoided scallops the past few years, because they never seem to be cooked properly. I'm so glad I decided to give them another try: perfectly seared, tender, and juicy inside topped with delicious mustard seed sauce. Orange ricotta beignets melted in my mouth, and hubby enjoyed a chocolate caramel piece of perfection. Our waitress was attentive, without being intrusive.
Breakfast here also was delicious starting with deep,rich coffee and one of the best Bloody Marys I've ever had: salted rim, assortment of pickled vegs, lemon, lime, cucumber & bacon! Avocado toast topped with perfectly poached eggs was light yet filling. Hubby enjoyed the hearty, stick-to-your-ribs breakfast burger.
We will definitely dine at Grange again.
Food was wonderful. Poke was very good and the scallops were perfectly prepared. We both had our own braised greens with a soft egg on top which was spicy and oh so delicious. Nice wine choices . Service was not impressive. Our server made us feel we were annoying him with the questions we had about the menu. I asked to be served the kale salad first, then poke and braised greens after my salad. I was served my salad, but the poke was "lost" so I had to wait while my husband was served his scallops. Getting the attention of our server was almost impossible. He didn't even realize my poke had not been served. When we received our bill, we had been charged for another table's cocktails. When we brought it to Matt's attention, he mumbled something about the table next to us also ordering poke. Excuse me?
Grange was our favorite restaurant in Sacramento until last Monday. We bragged about this place to our friends and when we got our food we were embarrassed in front of our guests. 3 of us ordered Steel-head salmon and we all got the tail( the last tiny part of the fish). the fish was thin and overcooked. It was served on the tiny sauce which I believe it was Cauliflower base and some pear and other fruits which was not much. I am glad we ordered appetizers, which all were good, otherwise, we all would be hungry after the meal. We are sad that this place is changing and hoping that they get a better management, that might help.
Interesting preparations which were delicious. Specialty side dish of brussels sprouts was quite good, even though Brussels sprouts is not my favorite vegetable. I had an order of steamed clams which was wonderful and such a large portion that I could not finish it. I started with a flatbread with butternut squash hummus, olive tempenade, and french mushroom pate. Very unusual. Service was very good. I will return the next time I visit Sacramento.
The service was very friendly and knowledgeable, the food was creative and delicious, and when our server found out it was our anniversary and we passed on dessert, he still brought a sample of sorbet on a decorative anniversary plate to celebrate which was very thoughtful. This is now my favorite foodie restaurant!
Second time I've been to Grange. Enjoyed it immensely. My daughter had the French fries with horseradish/sour crème. Would highly recommend. I had the pork chop which was delicious but somewhat overpriced. The service was wonderful from all the servers. Will definitely come again when being at the convention center or attending a musical.
Came here for breakfast, had a pleasant meal. My partner and I ordered the waffles and eggs Benedict, respectively. The eggs were cooked nicely, the hollandaise was light and tart, and the back bacon was high-quality and very flavorful. The potatoes were lightly crisped and mixed with sweet potatoes, which was a nice. Still just the usual kind-of-dry breakfast potatoes, though. Not especially creative, but it was a very solid version of a breakfast staple that many places either mess up or don't care to do well.
We tried this restaurant after reading some reviews and it sounded interesting. Boutique hotel with a restaurant. Well we were more than satisfied with our choice. The high ceilings and decor was quality simplistic. The bar was active when we walked in but we wanted a quiet dinner and were seated at a great table. Immediately water was served and then along came Roger, our server. Not pushy at all, informative, and took our cocktail order and left us to enjoy that. We decided we were going to eat family style, my husband and I share most everything now. We started with the tomato salad, delicious and fresh, then the ribeye, medium with beef fat potatoes. A complete winner all around. The steak was perfectly cooked. During our dinner, which I always post on my FB, a friend advised that the chef Oliver G. Ridgeway participated in Pebble Beach Food and Wine. Now you have to be pretty top notch to be invited there. So, please go and enjoy
Heard a lot about this place, so we went in with some big expectations.. Sydney was our server and she was great, atmosphere great, we just didn't really like the food to be honest. We got the half chicken and the lamb, both were just decent and the flavors just didn't go well together. YET I can't lie, both dishes were cooked perfectly. Just wasn't our taste. Dessert was the best part by far! Peach cobbler was BOMB!
Great atmosphere, and very nice cocktails. Food was good but not amazing. Can't help but compare to Ella or Bandera where the food is more reliably delicious. Prices here are high. Service was slow. Bar was slow, so wine came well after main course was eaten. Still, good place if you're looking for an upscale, fun place that feels like a high-end San Francisco restaurant. I will definitely be back for another old fashioned.
Our lunches were delicious and the service was even better. Our server was attentive, professional and funny. She made us all laugh a couple of times with her great sense of humor. She really added to the specialness of our lunch The food would have stood alone but she really added to the whole wonderful experience. We'll be back next time we're in Sac.
It was so cold, but not just cold, there was an actual breeze from the air conditionong set to full blast. The chicken I added to the pasta was dry, like I would make, not paying over $30 for! Our server was wonderful though. I will never eat there again...so overpriced!
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How to Make a BB-8 Piñata for Your Child's Star Wars Birthday Party!
My son absolutely loved his Star Wars Birthday Party! His homemade BB-8 piñata turned out so fun! Come see how to make a BB-8 piñata! Affiliate links are present in this article. Should you purchase through any of these links (THANK YOU) I will earn a small commission. We try to have fairly frugal birthday… [read more]
Find Your Place Pins – Thanksgiving Craft for Kids!
These Wood Find-Your-Place Pins are the perfect way to get the kids involved in your Thanksgiving prep! I hope you enjoy this Thanksgiving craft for kids! Thank you so much to FamilyFun Magazine for contributing this fun tutorial! Make sure you check out FamilyFun Magazine online for lots more great activities for the whole family!… [read more]
25 Handmade Mother's Day Gifts and Crafts
I'm a big fan of handmade Mother's Day gifts. Why? Because Mother's Day isn't just about a single person–mom. Mother's Day is also about the people who made that person a Mother. Whether it's my 6 year old cutting out the proportionally irregular stick man he drew and taping it to a folded up piece… [read more]
DIY Upcycled Halloween Village Luminaries Craft
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Smartphone Sony Xperia Miro
Sony XperiaST 23 turned out small by size and became worthy successor of worn out design of earlier models. Developers of this device did not set purpose to release leader, it is rather good phone with the worthy functions, attractive external appearance and, accordingly, affordable price. Let's specify positive sides of this device. Good transmissibility and audibility of voice in speaker gladden. Function XLoud contributes to more accurate and pleasant reproduction of melodies, a call. Sony Xperia Miro gives chance to experiment with colour of gadget by means of multi-coloured cases, more precisely, white and black with possibility of replacement of inserts. At the bottom of screen there are buttons "Home", "Back" and "Menu", under them, there is firm insert with the name of series Xperia. At the top part of phone there is socket for sets and buttons of turn on/turn off. At the left side, buttons for regulations of loundnessand socket of Micro-USB. At bottom, there is microphone, on back part there are 5 Megapixel camera and light-emitting diode flash and loudspeaker. Standard screen with resolution of 320х480 pixels and diagonal of 3,5 inches, operational system Android 4.0.4 with one-core processor. Memory size is 2 Gigabytes, with socket for increase of volume up to 32 Gigabyte. As it was marked earlier, sound is more than acceptable, besides it, music fans will evaluate function of Sense Me which came from series of Walkman. Declared operating time of smart phone is up to 5 hours in mode of conversation, up to 470 hours in mode of expectation and up to 36,5 hours in mode of listening of favourite compositions.
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A Conversation With Flame on Hip-Hop and Gospel Witness
The views expressed by the author do not necessarily reflect the editorial opinion of The Christian Post or its editors.
Hip-hop artist Flame, a Dove, Stellar, Grammy nominee, and graduate of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary's undergraduate Boyce College, recently released his seventh album, "Royal Flush." Flame joined Russell Moore, president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, to discuss the opportunity Christian hip-hop artists have to be salt and light in the music industry, and how hip-hop can be an avenue for gospel witness.
Click here to listen to the interview.
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Arts Dundas Weekend 2012
November 1st-4th, 2012
The 26th annual Arts Dundas Weekend celebrates all forms of arts culture in the local community, including music, dance, poetry, film, fashion, theatre, history, and visual art.
Schedule of Events
Eco-Art Exhibition Opening (Dundas Branch of Hamilton Public Library)
Thursday November 1, 6:30-8:30pm
Local high school and university students have transformed garbage into pieces of art! Sapphire Sing, of the eco-fashion show RevWear, hosts the event. Also come for a screening of "Waste Land", a documentary telling the story of garbage pickers in the dumps of Rio de Janeiro. These catadores look for recyclable materials to recreate photographic images of themselves, illuminating both their dignity and despair.
Opening of Arts Dundas Weekend & Emerging Artist Exhibition (Carnegie Gallery)
Thursday November 1, 7:00-9:30pm
An evening of art, live music, and food. Cast a vote for your favourite piece of local, emerging artwork and help determine the winner!
Local post-secondary visual arts students are invited to submit pieces for public jury during Arts Dundas Weekend. Winner is awarded an exhibition at the Carnegie Gallery. Please read the application information in this form: EAC application
"The Rest" Exhibition Opening (Carnegie Gallery)
Friday November 2, 7:30-9:30pm
Ceramic Artist Jin-Hee Jun makes her debut at the Carnegie, showcasing relief murals and totem sculptures. Come for art, food, and conversation!
Gallery Open House (Carnegie Gallery)
Saturday November 3, 10am-5pm
Stop by the Gallery for some free hot apple cider. While you're sipping, check out a live painting demo by local artists and music by the Dundas Valley Orchestra!
Stained Glass Demo (Eclipse Design)
Saturday November 3
Session A: 11am-12pm
Session B: 2-3pm
Watch a 1 hour demonstration of how a sun catcher is made. Observe how to cut, break, grind or foil a piece of glass.
Theatre Open House (Dundas Little Theatre)
Saturday November 3, 1-4pm
Find out what happens behind the scenes to make the magic yous see on stage! Actors, set designers, and the props and wardrobe crew share their secrets.
Dance Extravaganza (Hamilton Academy of Performing Arts)
Saturday November 3, 7-10pm
Bring your family and friends for a night of dancing! Get a taste of Swing, Jazz, English, and Scottish dancing as local groups take turns teaching an easy-to-learn number. All ages.
Family Fun Day (Dundas Valley School of Art)
Sunday November 4, 9:30am-3:30pm
A free, fun-filled day of events designed for kids and caregivers to create alongside one another in a variety of disciplines from painting to sculpture. Pre-registration required.
Stained Glass Demo (Eclipse Design)
Sunday November 4th demos cancelled!
Theatre Open House (Dundas Little Theatre)
Sunday November 4, 1-4pm
Find out what happens behind the scenes to make the magic yous see on stage! Actors, set designers, and the props and wardrobe crew share their secrets.
Afternoon Tea & Poetry (Carnegie Gallery)
Sunday November 4, 2pm
Join us for afternoon tea courtesy of Coco Tea Co. Enjoy music by the Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and poetry readings by the Tower Poetry Society. This event showcases the poems written for the Art Walk, a joint display of poetry and artwork along King St. W.
Art Talk (Carnegie Gallery)
Sunday November 4, 7pm
Culture critic extraordinaire, Bryan Wylie, introduces us to 'Humanity's Search for Meaning through the Arts, from Chartres Cathedral to Walden Pond.' Join us for the PowerPoint lecture and refreshments.
Emerging Artist Closing Reception (Carnegie Gallery)
Sunday November 4, 8:30pm
Last chance to cast a vote for your favourite piece in the exhibition showcasing local, emerging talent! The winner will be announced at 8:30.
View the brochure online!
Arts Dundas Weekend 2012
For a printable version of the schedule of events download –
ADW 2012 – Brochure


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A spokesman for California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) praised the decision, saying it would allow the state to "continue providing quality care for people on Medi-Cal while saving … millions of dialers in unnecessary costs."
But advocates for Medi-Cal providers and beneficiaries say cuts will hollow out the program by discouraging physicians and other health professionals from taking low-income patients.
The California Medical Association added that the cuts, estimated to save $623 million annually as of last year, are unnecessary now that voters have approved two initiatives to raise revenues.
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When we're planning a trip and want to make reservations or still at home and looking for a place to eat, we usually start by visiting the TripAdvisor website. Once on their website we search for what's available, then check the recommendations and experiences of other people.
Although there are many ways of searching the TripAdvisor website, we prefer to start with the TripAdvisor Tourism page. On the Tourism page you'll find a quick overview of the community, with links to restaurants, lodging, flights, rentals and nearby attractions.
While we are unaware of a TripAdvisor Tourism page that is specific to Bergman, there are nearby communities that are likely to provide the information that you're looking for. If you want to learn more about those communities, the following map should be of help.
The red map marker shows the location of Bergman. In this case, we are unaware of a TripAdvisor Tourism page for Bergman.
Clicking on a blue marker will open the TripAdvisor Tourism page for that community. The Tourism page will open in a new browser window.
An index for the markers can be found to the right of the map. As above, clicking on a marker will open the selected Tourism page in a new window. Clicking on the community's name will cause a jump to the Tourism map for that community.
Below is a list of those communities which have a TripAdvisor Tourism page and are relatively close to Bergman - within 49 miles [78.9 km].
Our list sorts the communities in alphabetical order. There are 4 communities listed.
For each community, we give:
7 miles [11.3 km]<1> to the Northeast (NE) of Bergman
Population: 106
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Allakaket
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47 miles [75.6 km] to the Northeast (NE) of Bergman
Population: 12
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Bettles
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TripAdvisor Tourism page for Evansville
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49 miles [78.9 km] to the Southwest (SW) of Bergman
Population: 88
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Hughes
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Quiz: Who Should Design Your Red Carpet Gown?/
Who's having an Oscar party? Awards season is fun for stargazing, and the red carpet before the show is almost better than the gold statue part. We like to dream about what we'd wear if we walked out in front of the Kodak Theater, and this quiz will help you figure out who makes the looks that align with your natural style:
QUIZ: Which designer should you wear on the red carpet?
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Empathic Persona Mapping for Marketing & User Experience
Finding ways to understand people is something marketers need to utilise better in order to predict behaviour, either in user experience or in marketing strategy. Audience types aren't just segments of your customer base that we pay lip service. These segments are made up of real people, with real influences and real challenges. They have behaviours, emotions and drivers when it comes to your product or service.
There's undoubtedly been a shift in the marketing mind set, it's a more user focused approach around pulling the user, not pushing to them with little care or understanding of their needs. I believe all marketers and brands need to adopt this approach as it yields the best results long-term. In my mind it is clear, old marketing used to be about making people want your product or service. New marketing is about creating a product or service that people want.
Without understanding your audience on a deeper level, this marketing mind set is unachievable.
So what's all this empathic persona mapping about? It's nothing new, at its core it is all about building a virtual picture that represents your customers' characteristics and drivers on an individual level. There are two elements to empathic persona mapping, the persona and the empathy.
The purpose of persona mapping is to enable you to communicate with the different user types within your audience with the right information, at the right time with the right tone.
A marketing persona is a snapshot of a key segment of your audience. For marketing purposes, you need personas to help you deliver content, products and services that will be most relevant and useful to your audience.
We create personas with a decent amount of data and a dusting of educated assumptions that we then develop to reflect smaller snapshots of your audience. These snapshots provide a basis for delivering the right messages and information at the right time.
When we can put a name and a background to the target audience, we can meet their needs even better, whether that is via social media, a website, an advert or any of the plethora of marketing mediums available to us today.
Empathy maps are a gathering of information that depicts your customer. It focuses on mapping their feelings, attitude, and experiences.
Creating fully empathic campaigns and design requires far more than just creating a virtual picture – it's about getting beneath the skin and into the psyche of your audience. Understanding what they think, what they love, what they feel and importantly, what they dislike.
Marketers need to research and build a true empathy map that unites the divide between a virtual persona and the real consumer experience. I tend to use empathic mapping whenever I find a need to immerse myself in a customer's environment, to see it through their eyes and to understand their motives.
Put these together for your Empathic Persona Map
Combine your persona mapping with your empathy mapping and you have the Empathic Persona Map. It joins the demographic information with the sensory information. It helps you to paint the clearest picture of the user/customer and allows you to create a strategy or an experience that appeals to each segment.
What does it look like in reality?
I talked about the reasons why and what you should include in your empathic persona map, but how can this approach be put into something visual?
An example would be one we created for a company offering a marketing and communications product to accountants and their practices to allow them to better promote their services and communicate key information. They wanted to target senior stakeholders inside practices and we helped them to research and understand this customer segment.
Below is an example of the template we created and what it looked like once we had completed the empathic persona map.
Empathic Persona Map Template:
Empathic Persona Map Example:
Let's summarise this into something more digestible
Using a mixture of persona and empathic enables you to communicate with different types of personas using language they understand – from the way they see the world. You have to communicate to them in the world they understand to get your marketing messages across.
"[empathic persona mapping] …allows you to deliver content and experiences that resonate with the user."
Get it right and your business will grow from more engagement, sales and contribute massively to the holy grail, brand loyalty. It is the major component behind every marketing process – to give your audience something of true value, to build trust, cement credibility and to introduce your product/service to them to help make their lives better and easier. It basically allows you to deliver content and experiences that resonates with the user(s).


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Just for fun and in hope of getting maybe a few people to read what I wanted to write about.
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But it started just as a thought and an hour or two or so of setting up online.
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But people still contact me all the time with questions about blogging and running an online business.
And they often get stuck in the first idea phase because they are afraid that they won't be able to figure out the technical set up of the website or they think it's just too much work and start procrastinating.
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The effect of redistribution on migration: Evidence from the Israeli kibbutz
This paper tests a key theoretical prediction of public finance, that local redistribution induces sorting of the population so that less productive individuals are located in communities with more redistribution. Specifically, I use a longitudinal data set to test whether and to what extent the intensive redistribution practiced by Israeli kibbutzim encourages exit of more productive individuals and entry of less productive ones. The findings support the theoretical prediction. Kibbutz-leavers are more skilled than both stayers and other rural migrants and they earn higher wages upon exit than observably similar city natives and other migrants. In contrast, individuals who earn lower wages in the city are more likely to enter a kibbutz, but they are not more likely to move to other rural areas. These findings also support Borjas' hypothesis that migrants' self-selection depends on the difference in returns to skills between the origin and the destination.
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