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These stools are awesome! I took about 15 minutes to put together by myself. And I am NOT the handy type! Super easy. The leather on the stool are a nice quality. Everyone things that I paid a lot for them. The color is more like a dark camel color. I thought they were like a burnt orange, but the color is way better than the pics showed. I am very excited about them. A good buy!
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We are regular dinners at CWC...and Nick is the owner and Chef...our most recent visit was to celebrate my wife and my retirement day....as always the food and the service was outstanding...Thanks Nick for a special evening....with a special thank you to our requested server Kelly...we will be back soon....
Had a truly wonderful salmon dinner at Coldwater Cafe. It may be one of the best restaurants in the Dayton area. Just wish it was closer to our home in the Centerville area.
Our experience at Coldwater is always wonderful. The food is outstanding and full of flavor. The staff is always there to meet our needs and explain the evening entrees if we have questions. The music on Saturdays is there to make the evening complete. I have recommended Coldwater Cafe to my friends and will continue to come back to enjoy a very special evening out with my husband and friends. Thank you.
I made a reservation online based on other reviews I read. My husband and I were celebrating our anniversary and I wanted a restaurant that has a special touch. We were seated in the vault which gave us a little more privacy. Our server, Rebecca, was very friendly and checked on us frequently. Our meal was delicious! Wonderful service, generous portions and fabulous food!
Even with their front street torn up due to road work, they had great signage in the back to tell us how to get in. A waitress pointed us to the front and our hostess seated us. When we asked for a booth instead of a table, she immediately took care of it. Our waitress was very pleasant and found out we were first time guests ( she asked!) and told us about specials, and wine list. Our meals were served timely but not hurried and they were wonderful. The dessert menu is fantastic. Very hard to choose with all of the choices. The manager stopped several times to make sure everything was o.k., and our waitress did the same. We will be back and we will be bringing family and friends. Great dining experience.
Our party of 6 enjoyed a variety of entree's - I had venison for the first time and it was delicious, not at all gamey tasting. My husband had the special red snapper, two friends had the tilapia, another had the vegetarian lasagna and her husband had the ahi tuna salad. Each couple shared the special tiger shrimp cocktail with their excellent house-made cocktail sauce. All of us had enjoyed our choices, which isn't usual in a group of six diners. They have ostrich on the menu, which one of our group had at a prior visit and reported it is delicious.
We stopped here while on town for a family reunion. What a treat! The service was great and the food was amazing. Wish we lived closer!
Coldwater Cafe has a refined country restaurant feel to it, not upscale but not middle of the road either. Food was very good and service was okay. Asked for booth, got table, and then noticed when leaving the booth we wanted was still empty. While friendly and neighborly wait staff, it quickly became evident we were not fine dining. For example, fork and knife not automatically replaced after salad, nor when dinner is served, you must ask for them. Very nice, cozy little bar area where the locals gather. In the end, my wife and I enjoyed the occasion and can certainly understand why the locals like it at the Coldwater.
The food here was excellent. The service was a bit slow, but we will definitely go back. The environment was interestingly good, as it use to be a bank, and one dining room was inside a vault (door was still there).
The atmosphere at Coldwater Cafe is always pleasant and the food always great. Their chicken salad is my favorite for lunch - tasty and filling, and all their desserts are delicious. Their English Tea Cake is to die for! It's a lovely place to lunch with friends or for a wonderful place for a special occasion dinner with someone special. I've eaten there many times and never been disappointed.
The service was wonderful and the food was delicious. Coldwater Cafe was recommended to me by a friend who also enjoyed his time there. I'm glad I took the chance on a new experience.
Exquisite fine dining experience-excellent food and service.
Pecan tilapia was good based on comments from 3 of our party o4 5. The horseradish encrusted Halibut could have been superb if the horseradish crust would have had more flavor and bite.
Our third trip to the restaurant for a special occasion. It's always fabulous. The lobster crabcake appetizer was delicious. I had the special-ribeye dinner. The best seasoned and prepared ribeye I have ever had. My husband tried the duck and found it very good. He loved the jasmin rice as well. Wish we had left room for dessert. Even the iced tea was special, with a hint of mint.
A pleasant surprise in the small town of Tipp City. Very trendy! We felt just a bit of the obligatory snobbiness often found in trendy places, but overall this was a very pleasant experience with excellent food. This is a very nice restaurant. Well done and worth the drive from Dayton!
Great dining to celebrate our anniversary! First time we had ate at Coldwater Cafe and will be returning. My husband had the ostrich filet and I had filet mignon. Both thought our food was very good. We brought our baby with us and were the only ones with kids.
Have been a patron for years. Wonderful food with great presentation. The staff are friendly efficient and helpful. Menu range is small with some exotic choices (ostrich for example) but caters to omnivores and herbivores alike.
Bleu cheese-stuffed filet was the most tender and tasty I've had. We also enjoyed the ostrich filet. We come every year for our anniversary and have a lovely evening!
We have just moved to Troy and my husband found this restaurant for our anniversary. They had a few specials for dinner, which my husband and I chose 2 different ones. The manager came over to give recommendations for wine. Nice restaurant and staff. Will go back. Cheese plate could use toasted bread or crackers (not the bread they serve it with. My husband and I have eaten at a lot of wine bar's/restaurants in AZ) Dinner was great. Recommend the antelope.
The atmosphere is very unique, and the food was excellent!! I highly recommend Coldwater Café!
The sea bass was, by far, the best sea bass I've ever had. It was cooked perfectly- crispy on the outside, super tender, almost creamy on the "inside". All components of the dish complemented one another quite nicely. My only issue that there wasn't more of it, and I'd have to drive 2.5 to have it again. Thank you for a great dining experience!
Dining at Coldwater was a classy experience from start to finish! Reservation was booked on-line easily and we were welcomed graciously. The restaurant decor is elegant but with an eclectic, easy living feel that seems to pair well with the dressy casual fashion worn by guests. We were seated in a room that had formerly been the vault of a yesteryear bank that was decorated with shades of green and pictures of currency (appropriately!) Our entrees were perfectly done: a locally grown filet grilled perfectly on top of a bed of potatoes (REAL comfort food!) and a smokey-grilled salmon that was buttery with perfect spice. Salad dressing was also a highlight- homemade cucumber dill. For dessert- a warm toffee cake to die for!!
north of Dayton, really good food and service at a reasonable price, a better choice than driving much farther and dining on similar food at greater prices. for those north of Dayton, why waste the time to drive south??
Went with a party of 8 -our table for 8 happened to be right by the drink station, so it did not provide the best level of ambience, but it was not a problem. Everything that was ordered was outstanding - absolutely delicious. Loved the ostrich (a lean meat in a fabulous cherry sauce)! Extensive menu with many wonderful choices. Our waitress was particularly helpful in suggesting dishes and pairing them with wine, potato/rice options. Dessert menu was to die for!!! -- excellent chocolate nut ball, bread pudding, bourbon chocolate pecan pie and expresso creme brulee!!! We loved it so much we booked an other reservation for next month as we left.
We took a couple that had never been to the restaurant and they enjoyed the restaurant and the food very much. We were seated promptly and the waitress was courteous and professional. We each enjoyed our entrees and the dessert was perfect for the 4 of us to share. This is one of our favorite restaurants for both lunch and dinner.
Coldwater Cafe is always a treat when we are in Tipp City visiting Harmony Farm, a wonderful site for healing relaxation and learning. Coldwater is a local gem - the chef is innovative and the dishes he creates are a delight. The last time we dined with them my husband ordered goat and it was worth a giggle until he tasted it and found it succulent and delicious! This weekend we dined there again and found ostrich on the menu; my husband, the adventurous diner he is, ordered it with the waitress' advice to have the sauce on the side. It was a marvel of tenderness and flavor. It's always good and we'll be back!
I am from Europe and when I have my European friends over, this is the place to go for us. The food is a great combination of European cuisine and American service. This is my #1 favorite!
What a pleasure to see great wines offered at a reasonable price. And a knowledgeable wine steward.
This place could just as well be in the nice part of Beverly Hills. It's that classy. Kelly is incredible. Always enjoy and would highly recommend to anyone.
The wife and I celebrated our anniversary here. It was our second trip there for an anniversary. We sat in what they called the kissing booth. Whilel it was private I was expecting a bit more of a romantic look and feel. Our waitress was awesome and very knowledgeable of the history of the place and food, also very friendly. The food was to our satisfaction. The menu is limited, the only downfall I know of. Check out their menu online on their website to make sure they have something for you. They also did something unexpected....didn't charge us for the bottle if wine we drank. Was very happy with that. We shall return.
We had various wines, appetizers, meats, spuds, veggies and then we all took desserts home. We were on a road trip to Dayton and found this gem on the internet. Four people had no leftovers. We will be back.
I have eaten at the Coldwater Cafe many times and have always enjoyed the excellent food. There is a variety on the menu and often some unusual choices. Quich is a specialty and it is always delicious! The restaurant is tastefully decorated and is a great place to take guests.
I have been here several times and every visit is always outstanding. The staff is always very friendly and the food is amazing. One us was gluten free and one of us was allergic to nuts. The waitress was so very helpful and the chief had a lot of knowledge for both concerns. They even had a great dissert for gluten free people.
Had dinner with a couple of friends. Really like this restaurant. Have dined there several times even though it's a 40 minute from home. Lunch and dinner menu offer selections for almost everyone. My friends and I had a very nice waitress. Our meals were prepared in a timely manner and were the Cafe's usual high quality. Dessert was tempting but I didn't order any. (I'd had 3 slices of their wonderful white bread.) Coldwater Cafe is an absolute favorite for me!! P.S. The decor is wonderful! Great wooden trim and tasteful but comfortable decoration.
CHEF Nick Really wowed us with his flavorful and romantic restaurant experience. Damien and our server Michelle put together a delightful memory that my wife and I won't soon forget of our 33rd wedding anniversary. Thank you so much :)
Our waitress seemed to be a good waitress but we seemed to lose her before our food came. We were all finished with our salads and waiting, waiting, waiting for our entrees. It seemed like a long time. We were on a babysitter deadline and thought we had allowed plenty of time. Not sure what the hang up was. The food was great as usual though.
We have come to this restaurant many times. For the first time I went with the filet mignon. I was a little trepidatious at first having never done the steak at CW. I must say that I was VERY happy. Perhaps one of the top five steak dinners I have ever had in my life. My wife tried the striped bass special of the day. The jasmine rise was the perfect offset and, as always with CW, the fish was tender, flaky and tasted amazing.
It is always a treat to eat at Coldwater Café. Chef Nick is talented and also makes the rounds at each table to check on his guests. Betty has created a lovely atmosphere and the decoration are always beautiful and awesome!
I have been here a few times before and took my Girlfriend there for her birthday.. great wine selection, and being a Kansas guy I finally have found a place that has great steak, cooked as you like and try the tea cake for desert mmmmmm. Restaurant is down town and is in an old bank. enjoy ..
We really enjoy Coldwater Café on our date nights. It is a really nice place with good food and service. The live Jazz is the "icing on the cake" for a great evening.
excellent evening. one of my guests stated the evening to be the best ever, Flower deliver to the table was perfect,
Service was second to none, the food was excellent, served at the appropriate temperature and with the perfect presentation.
I've been around and have eaten at many fine restaurants. To have found this one in a small OH city was an unexpected pleasure. Everything about the place was outstanding; food, wine, ambiance & service. It certainly had a smaller, romantic atmosphere which was just what I was looking for. Would definitely return if ever in the vicinity again.
This is one of our absolutely favorite restaurants but the "special" prime rib on Tuesday was not very good. I will go back to the delicious filet mignon for my next visit which is next week.
Coldwater Cafe never disappoints. Chef Nick and his staff offer wonderful food. I love going there.
We have been to Coldwaters several times and have never been disappointed with the food or service. It is a special place for us. Friday and Saturdays are always great with the small two piece jazz band playing, the wonderful food and the atmosphere. Every time we go I like to try something different but our favorite is the shrimp and Brie pasta. The waiters and waitresses know the specials and provide great service. We will be back soon. Thank you for a wonderful evening again.
The Café is a Gem! Food & service is always outstanding. It's just so nice to know that you don't always have to go South of Dayton to find an awesome restaurant. We have one right here in Tipp City!
Excellent food, great bartender (Kevin) good wine list. A pleasant evening with my wife with good food, wine and friendly service
Very accommodating! Food great! Service friendly! Holiday decorations beautiful!
Outstanding decor and ambiance...a relaxing place with some very good choices.


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AILA Doc. No. 05100764.
CA3 Finds BIA's Rationale for Denying Asylum to Tanzanian Boy Scout Deficient
The Court found that the BIA misinterpreted Petitioner's evidence about street children and gave unwarranted weight to the fact that his parents were not persecuted. The Court also criticized the Attorney General's arguments on appeal, finding them to be "disingenuous or embarrassingly naïve" and "myopic." (
, 8/19/05). AILA Doc. No. 05100361.
AILA Doc. No. 05100361.
CA3 Finds CAT Eligibility Is Established If the Cumulative Probability of Torture by Two Entities Exceeds 50%
The Court found that the proper application of the Convention Against Torture (CAT) regulations merely requires the Sierra Leone Petitioner to prove it is more likely than not he faces torture by a public official (by the RUF and the government together ), and that the cumulative probability of torture exceeds 50%. (
, 8/29/05). AILA Doc. No. 05100360.
AILA Doc. No. 05100360.
CA3 Joins First Circuit, Striking Down Regulation Barring Parolees Who Are "Arriving Aliens" From Adjusting While In Removal Proceedings.
The Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has ruled that 8 C.F.R. § 245.1(c)(8) is invalid because it "contradicts the clear language and expressed intent" of Congress in INA § 245(a) to allow parolees to adjust status. This regulation bars all arriving aliens – which includes the majority of parolees – from adjusting status if they have been placed in removal proceedings.
AILA Doc. No. 05092062.
CA3 Defines "Last Habitually Resided" Phrase in Refugee Definition, Finding it an Issue of First Impression
The Court found that the IJ's interpretation of "last habitually resided" in the refugee definition, based on the INA's definition of "residence," was permissible under Chevron. The Court agreed with IJ's reliance on the length of time Petitioner stayed in Serbia, saying "habitual" means "long use." (
Paripovic v. Gonzales
, 8/12/05). AILA Doc. No. 05090962.
AILA Doc. No. 05090962.
CA3 Holds BIA's Findings Were Unsupported by the Record and Ignored the Actual Basis of Asylum Claim
The Court found that the BIA's basis for rejecting Petitioner's asylum claim were unsupported by the record and essentially ignored the focus of his claim. The BIA had argued that 1) general unrest in Colombia was not a basis for asylum and 2) Petitioner's parents and brothers remained in Colombia unharmed. (
Vente Vente v. Gonzales
, 7/22/05). AILA Doc. No. 05082462.
AILA Doc. No. 05082462.
CA3 Rejects Government Exhaustion Argument and Says Pennsylvania Simple Assault Not a Crime of Violence
The court held that where a petitioner has raised only one claim, fully and fairly litigated by the petitioner, before the IJ and the BIA, the petitioner has exhausted that claim. Court also ruled that simple assault not a crime of violence in Pennsylvania. (
Popal v. Gonzales
, 7/29/05). AILA Doc. No. 05081564.
AILA Doc. No. 05081564.
CA3 Holds Honduran Street Children Are Not a Cognizable Social Group for Asylum Purposes
The Court found that the three main elements of Petitioner's social group—poverty, homelessness and youth—were too vague and broad to be characteristics of a protected social group for asylum purposes. Denying the claim, the Court said that it must defer to Congress and the executive branch in immigration matters. (
Escobar v. Gonzales
, (7/29/05). AILA Doc. No. 05081062.
AILA Doc. No. 05081062.
CA3 Addresses REAL ID's Impact on Pending Habeas Appeals
The court held: habeas appeals pending on 5/11/05 may be reviewed as petitions for review; although Petitioner's IJ hearing was conducted in another circuit, the court did not transfer the case because it was already briefed and argued, and Petitioner "waited a long time for the resolution of his claims." (
Bonhometre v. Gonzales
, 7/15/05). AILA Doc. No. 05080864.
AILA Doc. No. 05080864.
CA3 Grants EAJA Fees For Winning Remand to the BIA
Joining the Ninth and Seventh Circuits, the Third Circuit applied the rationale in
Shalala v. Schaefer
, 509 U.S. 292 (1993) and concluded that an immigration petitioner who wins remand to the BIA is a prevailing party for EAJA purposes regardless of whether the person ultimately prevails in immigration proceedings. (
Johnson v. Gonzales
, 7/25/05). AILA Doc. No. 05080862.
AILA Doc. No. 05080862.
CA3 Orders New IJ to Hear Asylum Claim Due to Abusive Nature of Original IJ
Court found that IJ's and BIA's findings on credibility, and the ability and willingness of the home government to protect Trokosi slaves, were not supported by substantial evidence. The Court ordered that the case be sent to a new IJ because the IJ who initially heard the case had engaged in brow beating and insensitive questioning. (
Fiadjoe v. Gonzales
, 6/14/05) AILA Doc. No. 05071364.
AILA Doc. No. 05071364.
CA3 Criticizes BIA for "Paucity of Analysis"
The Court found that Petitioner had suffered past persecution by the Albanian police who inflicted multiple beatings that caused serious injuries. Because the BIA failed to elaborate on its rationale for determining that Pet. had not met his burden of proof, the Court remanded the case for findings on corroboration and changed conditions. (
Voci v. Gonzales
, 6/6/05) AILA Doc. No. 05070768.
AILA Doc. No. 05070768.
CA3 Overturns BIA by Applying Mixed Motive Analysis
The Court rejected the argument that the child had not met his burden of proof because the motivation for his arrest was a legitimate law enforcement purpose. The Court held that an asylum applicant's burden is to show that the persecution was motivated, in part, by one of the protected grounds, not that the ground was the sole motivation. (
Singh v. Gonzales
, 5/5/05) AILA Doc. No. 05060764
AILA Doc. No. 05060764.
CA3 Overturns IJ's Negative Credibility Determination in Asylum Claim of Chinese Pediatrician Who Exposed Practice of Infanticide
The Court held that the IJ's negative credibility determination was based on speculation and conjecture, not the evidence of record. The IJ's finding was based on testimony and other evidence, including Petitioner's distinction between infanticide and abortion, her contacts with a reporter, and the facts surrounding her escape from China. (
Cao v. Gonzales
, 5/12/05). AILA Doc. No. 05060760.
AILA Doc. No. 05060760.
CA3 Finds that Continuous Physical Presence Clock Can Restart
The court held that an individual who lawfully reentered the U.S. after committing a crime of inadmissibility may begin to accrue continuous physical presence for cancellation eligibility. (
Okeke v. Gonzales
, 5/18/05). AILA Doc. No. 05060166.
AILA Doc. No. 05060166.
CA3 Finds Child of Parents Subject to Coercive Population Controls Is Not Eligible for Asylum Because His Interest in Birth of Additional Child is "Remote"
The Court concluded that Petitioner could not establish eligibility for asylum by virtue of the harm his parents suffered as a result of China's coercive population control methods. The Court also found the harm Petitioner suffered, including the destruction of his family home and economic harm to his family, did not amount to persecution. (
Wang v. Gonzales
, 4/27/05) AILA Doc. No. 05050976
AILA Doc. No. 05050976.
CA3 Finds IJ's Negative Credibility Determination Was Based on His "Unsupported Personal Opinion" of the Asylum-Seeker's Claim
The Court found that a Georgian asylum-seeker was entitled to have his asylum case remanded because the IJ's negative credibility finding was not supported by substantial evidence. (
Jishiashvili v. Atty. Gen. of U.S.
, 4/1/05). AILA Doc. No. 05050970.
AILA Doc. No. 05050970.
CA3 Finds Deliberate Imposition of Severe Economic Disadvantage Amounts to Persecution
The Court held that the economic restrictions faced by Petitioner were "severe" and, in the aggregate, amounted to persecution. The Court noted that Petitioner was fined 1200 yuan, blacklisted from any government employment, and had personal property confiscated. The case was remanded to the BIA for a credibility determination. (
Li v. Atty. Gen. of U.S.
, 3/10/05). AILA Doc. No. 05050963.
AILA Doc. No. 05050963.
CA3 Says Racial Slurs Not Proof of Persecution Motive; Robberies Do Not Amount to Past Persecution
The Court upheld BIA decision, finding that use of racial slurs by Petitioners' attackers was not adequate proof that the attackers were motivated by ethnicity. The Court also found that the two robberies did not amount to persecution because they resulted in only theft of property and minor injuries. (
Lie v. Ashcroft
, 2/7/05). AILA Doc. No. 05041167.
AILA Doc. No. 05041167.
CA3 Holds IJ's Determination that Petitioner Filed a "Frivolous" Asylum Application Violated Due Process
The Court noted that a finding of "frivolousness" is one of the "most extreme provisions" under IIRAIRA because it permanently bars individuals from any immigration benefit. The Court held that because the IJ failed to comply with the statutory and regulatory requirements to make such a finding, she violated Pet's right to due process. (
Muhanna v. Gonzales
, 3/3/05). AILA Doc. No. 05040769.
AILA Doc. No. 05040769.
CA3 Finds Deadline for Reopening
In Absentia
Order Can Be Equitably Tolled for Fraud
The court found that the 180-day time limit on filing a motion to reopen an in absentia order is analogous to a statute of limitations and, therefore, can be equitably tolled. The court found that misrepresentations about legal representation constitute a basis for equitable tolling. (
Borges v. Gonzales
, 3/30/05). AILA Doc. No. 05040463.
AILA Doc. No. 05040463.
CA3 Holds That Relief Bar For Overstaying Voluntary Departure Does Not Apply to MTRs Filed Before Departure Date In Pre-IIRIRA Cases
The court reasoned that the failure to act on a motion to reopen filed
to the expiration of the voluntary departure period is an "exceptional circumstance." The court rejected the BIA's contrary holding in Matter of Shaar. (
Barrios v. US AG
, 2/25/05). AILA Doc. No. 05031864.
AILA Doc. No. 05031864.
CA3 Finds IJ's Conclusion That Asylum-Seeker was Not Victim of State - Sponsored Persecution Inconsistent With Record
Court found IJ's ruling against Petitioner on whether she was subjected to "state-sponsored" religious persecution in China inconsistent with record and not supported by substantial evidence. Petitioner was found to be a credible witness and her testimony cited many attacks by "police" and other "authorities." (
Wu v. Ashcroft
, 01/04/05). AILA Doc. No. 05031463.
AILA Doc. No. 05031463.
CA3 Says Lack of Authenticated Corroborating Documentation Is Not a Basis for Adverse Credibility Finding
The Court found that the BIA improperly sustained the IJ's denial of Petitioner's application for asylum, where the denial was based on an adverse credibility finding, which in turn was based primarily on Petitioner's failure to provide authenticated documents in corroboration of his claim. (
Leia v. Ashcroft
, 01/04/05). AILA Doc. No. 05031162.
AILA Doc. No. 05031162.


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Southerly winds will keep overnight lows milder with temperatures only dropping into the mid 20s to around 30 degrees. Surface winds during the day on Saturday will veer to the southwest and west through the afternoon hours ahead of the approaching cold front. Wind speeds will decrease through the mid and late afternoon hours as well. Mostly sunny skies will allow afternoon highs to reach the lower to mid 50s across much of the CWA. .LONG TERM...(Saturday Night through Friday) Issued at 347 PM CST FRI NOV 29 2013 The latter part of the weekend continues to look quiet and dry as a fairly zonal mid-level flow is in place over the central CONUS with surface high pressure remaining anchored across much of the central and eastern U.S. Models show a weak boundary passing southward over the area Saturday night, with winds shifting around to the north on Sunday. These light northerly winds should keep temperatures a few degrees cooler than on Saturday, so have lowered Sunday high temperatures by a couple of degrees into the upper 40s to lower 50s. Sunday night into Monday, an embedded shortwave over the Dakotas will track southeast of the area and result in a mid-level trough developing over much of the eastern U.S. However, the main focus will be with the system moving into the Pacific Northwest on Monday. An expansive area of surface low pressure beneath this strengthening mid-level low will extend into the Central Plains, with southerly winds helping to boost Monday and Tuesday high temperatures above normal into the low/mid 50s. As the surface low quickly advances into the central Rockies on Tuesday, models are in good agreement in having the pressure gradient tighten up over the area on Tuesday. As a result, have started to trend upwards a bit with wind speeds and may need to consider bumping temperatures up a few degrees more if enough decent waa sets up over the region. By Wednesday, the strong mid-level low will be advancing into the Northern Plains with a trough extending across much of the western U.S. This deepening trough will help to advance the surface low into the region, however there is still model uncertainty with regards to when the associated cold front will move into the area, further influencing the temperature forecast. The GEM seems to be very fast with the frontal passage and is an extreme outlier amongst the models, so have discarded this solution. Between the GFS and ECMWF, the GFS is a bit faster, bringing the front through Wednesday morning while the ECMWF delays it until the afternoon. Models show the potential for some light precipitation to develop generally along and ahead of this front, however model soundings show a very shallow layer of saturation in the low-levels as this system doesn`t look to be able to tap into Gulf of Mexico moisture until after it passes just east of the area. Due to the potential for limited available moisture, have only slight to low-end chance pops for Tuesday night into Wednesday. Models are showing surface high pressure extending into the region behind this exiting low pressure system Wednesday night into Thursday, bringing drier air into the area. This drier air should help to push eastward any light precipitation that`s able to develop in the first place, so have trended downward with pops Wednesday night into Thursday to just slight chances across extreme east central Kansas. If these model trends continue, future forecast updates may be able to remove the mention of precipitation altogether during that period. As for temperatures, expect to see a wide spread in temperatures for Wednesday with the frontal passage, but there is still some uncertainty due to the discrepancies in the timing of the front. At this time, have readings ranging from the middle 50s over east central KS where southerly winds will be able to prevail longer through the day to the middle 40s over north central KS as winds shift to the northwest behind the front. The main impact from the frontal passage will be the cold air that comes surging into the Northern and Central Plains behind the front. By Thursday morning models show 850mb temperatures plunging into the -2C to -8C range. Breezy northerly winds will help to advect this colder air into the area with high temperatures on Thursday only expected to reach into the 30s. The main mid-level trough will begin to advance across the Rockies and toward the central U.S. by the end of the week into the weekend, with a few embedded shortwaves expected to develop along the eastern edge of the trough. This advancing trough will help to keep the cold air in place over the area with Friday highs only reaching into the mid/upper 20s and low temperatures dropping into the teens. While models are in agreement in these shortwaves having enough lift to produce some precipitation across the area, there is uncertainty in the exact timing and tracking of any of these shortwaves. As a result, have slight-chance to chance pops in for the Thursday night through Friday timeframe. It`s important to note that with the surge of cold air into the region, model soundings are currently showing the potential for precipitation to be in the form of rain or snow with any of the light precipitation lingering around Wednesday night into Thursday and in the form of snow with any precipitation from the embedded shortwaves Thursday night into Friday. && .AVIATION...(For the 06Z TAFs through 06Z Saturday Night) Issued at 1108 PM CST FRI NOV 29 2013 VFR conditions continue through the period. Winds become southwest then northwest afternoon into late evening hours but remain below 12kts. && .TOP WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NONE. && $$ SHORT TERM...Gargan LONG TERM...Hennecke AVIATION...67


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Looking at the "example" given on the website comparing Steel Guitars to Dignity simply proves there is a vague similarity o the song. At best there could be an influence which is how most musicians work since they do not operate in a vacuum and are "influenced" by other artists. From reading what was presented on that page and using what I know about Music having been a Musician for over 50 years and having a Doctorate Level Knowledge of Music Theory and Composition my opinion is that someone is trying to get rich suing "Bob Dylan". I also want to state I have never been a big fan of "Bob Dylan" and know he and many others of the time copy-wrote traditional tunes. Others who did it were The Beatles, Muddy Waters (he stole a song My Mother wrote in the 20's), Johnny Cash, etc etc etc. Many Times it was actually the Record Companies doing this and not the Artist themselves but this is more of a discussion than I'm interested in investing the time into discussing.
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Tag Archives: GungHo Online Entertainment
Mon, Oct 07, 2013 | 09:38 BST
Lily Bergamo: Suda51′s PS4 debut trademarked in North America
Lily Bergamo has been trademarked in North America by GungHo Online Entertainment. It's the first PS4 title from Killer is Dead creator Suda51.
Wed, Sep 18, 2013 | 11:38 BST
Dragon's Dogma Quest x Puzzle & Dragons to be unveiled at TGS this week
Capcom has confirmed that Dragon's Dogma director Hideki Itsuno will unveil his new title at Tokyo Games Show this week. It's a collaboration with Puzzle & Dragons developer GungHo Online Entertainment.
Mon, Sep 09, 2013 | 09:19 BST
Lily Bergamo is Grasshopper Manufacture's first PS4 game, trailer here
Lily Bergamo is the first full collaboration between Grasshopper Manufacture and publisher GungHo Entertainment. We've got the first PS4 trailer here.
Thu, Aug 08, 2013 | 08:49 BST
Puzzle & Dragons Z: new 3DS trailer shows gem-smashing & combat
Puzzle & Dragons Z has received a new 3DS trailer courtesy of GungHo Online Entertainment and Nintendo. The clip shows plenty of gem smashing and combat.
Tue, Jul 30, 2013 | 04:53 BST
GungHo sales grew 945% in first half of 2013
Grasshopper Manufacture owner GungHo Entertainment is absolutely minting it off mobile favourite Puzzle & Dragons, but signs suggests the phenomenon is starting to fade.
Fri, May 24, 2013 | 06:00 BST
Ragnarok Odyssey Ace heading to Europe and North America
GungHo Online Entertainment announced that it will be publishing Ragnarok Oddyssey Ace in Europe for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. The game will be out this winter in Europe and in the US, published by Xseed.
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Sat, May 18, 2013 | 19:08 BST
GungHo president feels Japanese developers "need to go back to basics"
GungHo Online Entertainment president Kazuki Morishita feels Japanese developers "need to go back to basics" and remember why they "make games in the first place."
Tue, Jul 30, 2013 | 04:24 BST
GungHo financials: ¥12 billion made in April alone, Puzzle & Dragons earns $3.75 million a day
GungHo Entertainment is making some serious bank, according to its most recent financial report. One game in particular – iOS hit Puzzle & Dragons – is currently earning the firm $3.75 million a day.
Wed, Apr 10, 2013 | 01:57 BST
MIND≒0 coming to Vita in August
Dungeon crawler MIND≒0 (said "Mind Zero", looking at the Japanese) is headed to Vita on August 1. Siliconera reports the RPG is a collaboration between Class of Heroes developer ZeroDiv and Acquire. Although it's only been confirmed for Japanese release, it's notable because it's the first Acquire game to release since the Way of the Samurai and Sumiomi developer was snapped up by GungHo last year. GungHo also recently picked up Grasshopper Manufacture because it has about a gazillion bucks.
Tue, Jul 30, 2013 | 04:25 BST
GungHo – six PSOne import classics hitting PSN this spring
GungHo Online Entertainment America will be releasing six Japanese PSOne import classics this spring, starting with three titles which hit today: Evergreen Avenue, Favorite Dear -Jyunpaku no Yogensha, and Zero Kara no Mahjong -Mahjong Youchien Tamago-gumi. On May 7, board/card games Motto Trump Shiyouyo, Zero Kara no Shogi -Shogi Youchien Ayumi-gumi, and Zero Kara no Mahjong -Mahjong Youchien Tamago-gumi 2 will arrive on the service. Each will run you $5.99. Hit up the PS Blog for more information on each.
Wed, Apr 03, 2013 | 02:12 BST
Ragnarok Odyssey Ace headed to PS3, Vita in Japan
Ragnarok Odyssey is being remade for PlayStation 3 and Vita with new story content and all DLC. Gematsu reports the new version is a 'complete reworking', will release in Japan in July, and is called Ragnarok Odyssey Ace to differentiate it from the-Vita exclusive original. The action RPG came west late last year; no word on a localisation for this re-release as yet.
Tue, Apr 02, 2013 | 11:56 BST
Grasshopper acquisition means "complete creative freedom", Suda51 confirms
Grasshopper Manufacture founder Goichi Suda has confirmed that the studio's recent acquisition by GungHo Entertainment will not restrict the developer's creative freedom at all, in fact he now has complete creative freedom.
Wed, Feb 20, 2013 | 03:09 GMT
Puzzle & Dragons brings in $2 million every day – report
A single mobile game is believed to be generating incredible sales figures in Japan.
Mon, Feb 11, 2013 | 01:52 GMT
Grasshopper team "to continue to make games in the manner they are accustomed to"
Publisher interference is not on the cards as part of GungHo's acquisition of Grasshopper Manufacture, both companies have said.


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Origins News Round-up for December 6, 2013
This week's Origins News Roundup features highlights from a recent conference of evangelical theologians, exciting human fossil finds, tell-tale lice, and a few words from the Pope.
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"It's tempting to think that the church needs to decide quickly which of these [original sin] scenarios is right, and which ones must be wrong. I believe the church is better served by taking its time, holding several different scenarios in tension for a while as we think through the implications of each."
"For a few moments, it felt like our little church community was surrounded by glory. The wisdom of Christ in the hypothalamus was illumining the wisdom of Christ in the prophets and gospels."
What can a practicing scientist in the 21st century—even a "bench scientist" like me whose scientific forays are confined to a laboratory—glean from a 19th century wanderer like Thoreau?
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
As I read The Voyage, I often thought about Darwin's other famous work, The Origin of Species, and the delight that Darwin clearly took in the natural world. Writing about a tropical forest in Brazil, he found himself at a loss for words, "…it is not possible to give an adequate idea of the higher feelings of wonder, astonishment, and devotion, which fill and elevate the mind."
Considering my own stance on the satisfying harmony of science and faith, you might be surprised to find on my shelves nearly everything written by Richard Dawkins (including "The God Delusion") and my late friend Christopher Hitchens (including "God Is Not Great"). One must dig deeply into opposing points of view in order to know whether your own position remains defensible. Iron sharpens iron.
How do metaphors impact the dialogue between faith and science? We might start by asking: what are the framing metaphors at work in the current debates? Even using the word "dialogue" here suggests an implicit metaphor that frames my approach to the relationship between faith and science. Imagine substituting "dialogue" with "war;" that would conjure a completely different metaphorical framework.
With so many issues to discuss, Christians can easily get the feeling that science is always attacking the faith. It is essential to balance such conversations with positive responses to God's creation. After all, the primary response to the natural world in the Bible is to praise the God who made it.
There's a word beneath the water, and the Bow River belongs to God. Have you been listening?
Christian theology asserts that humans are spiritual creatures, a unity of body and spirit or "soul," integrated, not reducible downwards to mere matter or upwards to mere spirit.
God shows himself not just in the orderliness of nature, but powerfully, joyously and always surprisingly in its beautiful "non-order" as well.
We tend to think of creativity in terms of flashes of insight and brilliance, of novelty, and especially of unexpected things bursting upon the scene. But creativity is no less creative and no less remarkable when it proceeds step by step, according to discipline, according to rule.
The song is built around the image of a river flowing through a canyon it has sculpted—an image that can easily be played out as a picture of the way that the Lord has been at work preparing a path for us in the material world, complete with signposts to his former and present activity.
The Denisovans, an extinct hominid group that interbred with modern humans, made the news again lately with the publication of a more detailed study of their genome. One of the many interesting findings was that the Denisovans share the same chromosome 2 fusion that modern humans have.
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Lax oversight at the Internal Revenue Service allowed for the singling out of some conservative groups, resulting in lengthy delays in the processing of their applications for federal tax-exempt status, according to a report by the agency's inspector general released Tuesday.
The report found that for more than 18 months beginning in early 2010 the IRS developed and followed a faulty policy to determine whether the applicants were engaged in political activities, which would disqualify the groups from receiving tax-exempt status.
"The IRS used inappropriate criteria that identified for review Tea Party and other organizations applying for tax-exempt status based upon their names or policy positions instead of indications of potential political campaign intervention," according to the report.
President Barack Obama called the report findings "intolerable and inexcusable."
"The federal government must conduct itself in a way that's worthy of the public's trust, and that's especially true for the IRS. The IRS must apply the law in a fair and impartial way, and its employees must act with utmost integrity. This report shows that some of its employees failed that test," the president said in a statement released late Tuesday.
Obama said he has directed U.S. Secretary of Treasury Jack Lew "to hold those responsible for these failures accountable."
IRS officials, according to the report, did not consult anyone beyond the agency about the development of the additional screening criteria. They believed that the criteria they came up with was a screening shortcut meant to help with the influx of applications, the report said.
The agency's top watchdog found that the criteria used to flag potential political applications resulted in substantial delays and the request of unnecessary information from the groups.
Among the criteria used by IRS officials to flag applications was a "Be On the Look Out" list, or a BOLO, which was discontinued in 2012, according to the report. The criteria on the BOLO included:
-- Whether "Tea Party," "Patriots" or "9/12 Project" was referenced in the case file.
-- Whether the issues outlined in the application included government spending, government debt or taxes.
-- Whether there was advocating or lobbying to "make America a better place to live."
-- Whether a statement in the case file criticized how the country is being run.
-- Whether it advocated education about the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
The investigation by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration was initiated after congressional complaints began to surface in the media in 2012 that the IRS was targeting conservative groups and holding up applications.
"Whether the inappropriate criterion was shorthand for all potential political cases or not, developing and using criteria that focuses on organization names and policy positions instead of the activities permitted under the Treasury regulations does not promote public confidence that tax-exempt laws are being adhered to impartially," the report said.
The IRS welcomed the Treasury inspector general's report, saying that it agreed that aspects of its original approach in handling the influx of tax-exempt applications was inappropriate.
"The IRS is required by law to determine if organizations are engaging in a legally permissible level of political activity. Centralizing these cases was necessary to achieve consistent treatment," it said in a statement.
The developments came hours after U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced the Justice Department had launched a criminal investigation into whether the IRS politically targeted some conservative groups.
"The FBI is coordinating with the Justice Department to see if any laws were broken in connection with those matters related to the IRS," Holder said at a briefing.
In a written response included in the report, the IRS commissioner of the Tax Exempt and Government Entities Division said there was no criminal behavior behind the actions of the agents, but rather inefficient management.
"We believe the front-line career employees that made the decisions acted out of a desire for efficiency and not out of any political and partisan viewpoint," the commissioner wrote.
The report found that all of the applications that were sent to the Determinations Unit "experienced substantial delays in processing."
"Although the processing of some applications with potential significant political campaign intervention was started soon after receipt, no work was completed on the majority of these applications for 13 months," it said.
The report's findings indicate that of the 298 cases reviewed by the IRS inspector general as potential political cases not eligible for tax exempt status: 72 contained the name "tea party," 11 contained "9/12" and 13 contained the word "patriots," according to the report. There were 202 cases that did not contain any such reference.


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Thread: A weird upgrade idea?
A weird upgrade idea?
Ok, so I know this would be so expensive that in no way it would be worth it, but...does anyone know how much it would cost and how much work would be involved with putting a trip computer into an 01 Suburban? Wouldn't have to be anything fancy and I'm thinking it would mostly just involve a new computer, display and something running to the fuel tank? Where would one even be able to get the parts needed to do something like that?
That the one thing I miss from my mini-van (besides the fuel mileage).Andrew
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12-30-2007, 06:10 PM #2I actually just came across something that does this very easily and cheaply. It's called the ScanGaugeII. It plugs into the OBDII port and gives you all kinds of data...in addition to the trip computer, it gives gauge readouts, engine codes, etc.
Has anyone used this? Does it really work as advertised???Last edited by sgt_in_usaf; 12-30-2007 at 06:13 PM.
12-30-2007, 06:58 PM #3Welcome Staff Sergeant Hafey, Thats sounds like a cool gadget $190 ain't to bad either, nice find. I might just try that myself...
2007 Ford E250(Work van) (Ya, Ya, shut up!)
1996 GMC Sierra SLE 1500 5.7L/4L60E
12-30-2007, 07:09 PM #5By gawd your right too...
12-30-2007, 09:45 PM #6A friend of mine has 2 of them in his Cobalt SS supercharged, they work great, hes got one constantly on oil pressure, since he doesnt have one on the dash, and one on whatever he feels like, he bought the three gauge pillar post on ebay for cheap and while he was there he upgraded the boost gauge from the same company i believe, (already in the a pillar) and there just awesome.
12-30-2007, 09:51 PM #7How do you hook up two of them???
12-30-2007, 10:04 PM #8these things have harness ends as T's plug in one side, and piggyback out to the gauge and a new plug on the otherside, so 2 just needs alot of room, which he just took off the obd connector and zip tied it up in the kick panel
12-30-2007, 10:06 PM #9I shoulda clicked the link before i posted lol, my friends are actual guages, like round 2.5" gauges with a digital screen
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I am not sure what kind of data you would be looking to get from this kind of equipment; but I get plenty of info from my Garmin Rino 120 GPS unit. It give MPH. direction miles to from, even with map overlays. Plus you get a com device in case its wrong and you need to call for help
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I've been reading updates on the jihad against Rush Limbaugh's advertisers and it is brutal. Blood is in the water and corporations are fleeing like roaches caught in the open when the lights turn on.
For those who forget, Dr. Laura was very quickly eliminated from television (and eventually radio) through a similar crusade about her homosexual and African American rants.
Here's a good update:
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