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Buca di Beppo - Frisco
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This restaurant is always consistently good. Great for big groups and families.
We were celebrating Father's Day. Service was always around but never intrusive. Kept drink glasses filled. Told us some stories of the rooms. Very friendly. Food was good. Salad was crisp and fresh. Entrees were steaming hot. I have taken my staff there for holiday events and the manager has been very accommodating for my large group. Food and service no different than for my family.
We had a wonderful dinner. The food was great and the service was terrific! The atmosphere is outstanding- great experience!
It was amazing! First time to sit in the kitchen at the Chef's Table. And the chef was right in front of us, expediting tickets, calling orders to the stations, checking food. A true foodie experience! You need to do this is you are into that scene! If I could list any con, it would be that it was warm in there...of course...it is a kitchen!! Food was amazing as usual, service also so. In three visits, I have absolutely no negatives to say! If you pass on this, it says something about you...not the place. :-)
Had a birthday lunch here, and the staff was great. Portions are large, and server was attentive.
If you have not gone to Buca in Frisco, you are simply missing out. There is no reason not to go. It is a family style serving restaurant, that treats you like family...so act like it. Portions are awesome, and when you think about the price per serving, then it is beyond cost effective. And I mean it. The food is amazing. The Chicken prosciutto with the pesto cream is beyond awesome. Great wine. The servers, kitchen staff, and management is beyond what we get in this day and age (unfortunately). It is nice to go in and if you act like family, to be treated like family. I have been there when it is slow, when it is busy, and everything in between. Each time, all I said before apply. Food, service, cost, consistent. Ciao!
The Buca @ Stonebeiar is a great date night dinner spot. The food is terrific and always prepared to your liking. Order the Fruti di mare with veal saltambuca! If you're going to dine on a Friday night, definitely make an Open Table reservation.
My wife and I celebrated her birthday, no kids...The hostess was very welcoming, the waitress was very professional and approachable...and the food is top notch. We had a night of food, laughs and an all around good time. I'm very glad I picked Buca DiBeppo to celebrate this momentous occasion
We loved experiencing Bucca for the first time. Great food and a really neat atmosphere!
My wife and I had an enjoyable and tasty time at Buca. We used a coupon and took a lot of pasta home. Our server Patricia was helpful to collect it and suggest at-home serving ideas. The gift that keeps on giving?
The one thing you can count on at Buca Di Beppo is fun. The wait staff is excellent, the good is great and all who enter feel right at home. We have had dinner here several times and the quality of the food never varies. It's always fresh and it just melts in your mouth. Absolutely love eating here.
We are from NJ and have been searching for Italian food that brings us back to our roots where Italian food is really good out. Our search is over. This is by far and away the best food in the area. The atmosphere of family style italian has brought home to our new home in Frisco Texas.
I fell in love with Bucca the first time I stepped foot into those wacky rooms. It must have been the lasagna. We have always ordered lasagna and something else. The something else is always good; but we just can't get enough of the lasagna!!! YUM!!!
I'm from Brooklyn, New York and it has the best Italian food in the country. Bucca is the closest to Brooklyn quality that I've found in the Dallas area.
We choose Buca Di Beppo each time we go to Frisco. The kids love it, food is great, portions are more than we can reasonably consume and best of all- the waiters and management are always the best. Dinner at Buca is more than a meal- it is an event!
This location has got to be one of the best in this area. Not only was the food great and reasonably priced, the atmosphere was welcoming as well. Best of all, our waitperson NICOLE did a superior job in every way. Buca is definitely on our must-return-soon list !
My husband and I wanted a place we hadn't been to, and Buca di Beppo was recommended to us. The food was great, the portions were huge, price was comparable to what we ate and leftovers we took home.
Can't say enough about the quality (& quantity) of food and the great service. If you leave hungry, you may need psychiatric help!
Good experience for a family birthday celebration for an adult. Huge portions allow everyone to "share"
We thought it was a nice touch to be taken through the kitchen on our way to our table. Unfortunately even with a reservation we had to wait 30 minutes for a table. The food was very good- especially recommend the chicken parm.
I had made reservations the night before, but when the person sat us down, another staff came up to tell us we couldn't sit there. The hostess assured it was. Right before we ordered drinks though, that one staff member forced us to get up and move tables by beginning to take our stuff.
Our family has several dietary needs and we all can find something to eat here. For groups with more than 4 people, reservations are highly recommended.
I have been to Buca di Beppo numerous times and they have all been absolutely wonderful. This time, however, was better than normal because of our excellent waiter, Vernon. He helped us pick what to eat and drink and let us know his favorites. We ordered spaghetti and marina sauce without meat balls because I'm a vegetarian and he was kind enough to let me know that the sauce was cooked in chicken broth. He seemed to know everything which made this outstanding restaurant even better, which I didn't think was possible.
Everything was perfect, but our waiter didn't pay much attention to us. He only came to the table twice. After that, it was other people coming to the table. About 4 different people came to the table.
Great food. All but one was new to the restaurant but everyone is a new fan.
It has been over a decade since I last dined at Buca; not by choice I must say. Strictly due to geography. The overall experience was just as I remembered...FANTASTC! It began with a tour of the restaurant, the hostess seemed very knowledgeable of the restaurant's history. My waiter was extremely attentive without being overbearing. The presentatation of the food exceeded my expectactions. The flavor of the food brought back memories of me dinning with my family in your Indianapolis location. I highly recommend this restaurant to those "Foodies" interested in discovering an Italian experience outside of the typical "run of the mill" establishments.
Enjoyed the entire experience. Great ambiance, great food, great service. Fast in and out.
Thanks for making my daughter's 8th birthday dinner the best!!!
I came here for my homecoming dinner with some friends and it was really good! The food was delicious and the decorations and fun atmosphere really added to the fun night.
We enjoyed ourselves, as we have prior times. We brought new friends to enjoy and celebrate a birthday with us. They left quite pleased, as we did also. We have nothing but the best review for the entire services and the atmosphere of the restaurant. We all plan to continue to dine at Buca's when we celebrate for any occasion. Thank you ;-)
Amazing family night. Quiet. Not crowded. Yummy food, as always. Our server was perfect. New but had been trained well. Overall perfect.
This is our favorite place to go for Italian food. We love the Decor...I love all the pictures of Sophia and the food is outstanding.
Always love this place. Management is great. Always great front desk. Very nice people food is awesome. Ask for Shaun or Brandon
Great food. Great portions. We like to go in the middle if the week when it's quieter. On the weekends when it's full it gets soooo loud in there that you can't really enjoy your dinner.
Thanks for making my Son's Birthday a special occasion. Food and service were spot-on! Great Job!!
The food and atmosphere is wonderful as well as the service. Volare is very bubbly and attentive. The pizza knocked it out of the park - excellent!!!!
From the uniquely artistic atmosphere to the incredible dining experience that makes you want to go back through the kitchen and find where they hide an army of Italian grandmothers, this first time experience was the perfect pick for our 15th wedding anniversary. We will return with great anticipation.
Great restaurant. Loved our server Velora. We were celebrating our anniversary and she helped make it super special. So happy with my evening and restaurant choice.
Our party of nine had a great time dining at Buca on 11/27/13. The food was outstanding and the service was excellent. Our waiter Sean was very attentive to our needs and very pleasant. The GM, Mr.McKinney was kind of enough to stop by our table to see how things were going during the meal. We love to come to this restaurant for large family dinners because all of the food is excellent and the service is always top notch I recommend this restaurant to my friends often and our Sunday School class has had several parties there during the Christmas season. The large desserts were outstanding. Tom .
The special Thanksgiving spread tasted great and was just what we were looking for. We could also have pasta which is a tradition for us with turkey on Thanksgiving. Loved it!
Awesome Thanksgiving Lunch. Great Service and Grat Food.
or waiter was awesome service was great thanks for making my turkey day awesome with my family
Highly recommend for a great Thanksgiving dinner! Plenty of food! Turkey and stuffing was excellent!
Went here for their special Thanksgiving meal since my family didn't feel like cooking or doing dishes this year. It was delicious and we had a great time! No complaints.
Being Italian; we never cooked a big turkey dinner. So we love the family table open atmosphere. It is like being in your own home. The ability to have fried calamari and baked ziti with turkey is what we want. Not to mention (no dishes).
We chose the Thanksgiving Dinner option and added ravioli and rosemary potatoes. This was our second year to come to Buca for Thanksgiving. While the restaurant was very busy, the food came out in a timely manner, it was hot, and delicious. Our server did an excellent job of taking care of our needs. You get a generous amount of food, served family style, for a very reasonable price. I think Buca will become a family Thanksgiving tradition.
Our first visit to Buca di Beppo was on Thanksgiving Day and it was wonderful. The best food and waiter (Cameron) ever! Everyone in our family agreed that it was a memorable day and beat eating at home hands down. We had both Thanksgiving meal and Italian dishes and had plenty for take home left-overs. Who knew that turkey tastes wonderful with ziti! We drove 60 miles to get there but it was worth it. Would be great if we had a Buca in Fort Worth!
I was a bit skeptical about eating Thanksgiving dinner at an Italian restaurant but want a pleasant surprise. Everyone was over-the- top busy but you would have never known with the outstanding service we received. The food came out hot and delicious. Probably the best stuffing I have ever had. We had the feast for three added some Parmesan garlic bread and a salad and it was the perfect amount of food. I highly recommend it to anyone that doesn't want to cook on Thanksgiving. We will definitely do this again.
Just love going here. Like eating at home when I was a kid. It cozy, maybe too cozy for some, but for me just brings back the memories. The home-style dining adds to the experience. The food is basic. Love the eggplant, we get it every time. Other dishes are good too, you cannot go wrong. At our Thanksgiving visit we had the mini cannoli, guessing it might be trucked-in, but hey it was fresh crunchy and creamy. We did sit in he kitchen once, everyone should do it. However, the parade of guests past your table could be a bit much. A big hit with the whole family is the chopped antipasta salad. Love that one too. This is kid friendly as the decor can entertain everyone. The pictures and themes are a hoot.
I made the reservation at the last minute for 3 people. After making the reservation, I remembered this restaurant has a great Chef table in the kitchen! I called the restaurant and asked if it was available and we were lucky enough to be able to reserve it! My friends have never had the opportunity to sit in the kitchen before and we had a great time!! The staff came by and showed us a variety of dishes before they went out to the table and I have a couple I want to try next time I go back!! If you are wanting good comfort food at a great price go here!! If you really want to full experience, ask if the Chef table is available. There's only one, so ask way in advance if possible!


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Virgin Australia Suspends Flights to Perth
15/06/2011Brisbane 15 JUNE 2011: The Virgin Australia Group of Airlines will today suspend flights to and from Perth due to the forecast of ash plume due in the area from 1.00pm Perth local time today.
Group Executive Operations Sean Donohue said the decision to suspend services was made in consultation with the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre and Bureau of Meteorology.
"The ash plume is forecast to be at a lower band level of approximately 15,000 feet and with this in mind, Virgin Australia will suspend all services into and out of Perth as a precautionary measure.
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Winners Photovoltaics
MBJ Services GmbH - Mobile PV Testcenter
MBJ Services GmbH, Hamburg, Germany has developed a Mobile PV Testcenter to test the performance of PV modules. The solution combines for the first time different ways of measuring the performance of solar modules, such as recording the current-voltage curve, inspecting electroluminescence and using infrared imagery. A sophisticated LED solar simulator plays a role in this. The jury was impressed by the device's high testing speed and its flexible on-site application: The Testcenter, which has been especially designed for use in the field in harsh surroundings, requires only a limited amount of energy and is capable of testing up to 18 solar modules per hour.
The solution is key for the future, as the large-scale installations constructed over the last two to three years have now reached an age where problems are more likely to occur. The importance of rectifying faults in PV installations is therefore becoming increasingly greater. In addition to developing the technology to do this, MBJ has also used its business model to create a franchise concept to market and sell its Mobile PV Testcenters.
SolarEdge Technologies GmbH - 3rd generation power optimizer with IndOP technology
The company SolarEdge Technologies GmbH, Grasbrunn, Germany has developed a power optimizer for solar modules which regulates the relationship between voltage and output in accordance with the constantly updated optimums determined for each individual module (MPPT/Maximum Power Point Tracking). Instead of applying MMPT to each separate module, industry solutions have until now monitored all the modules connected in a series as a whole, disregarding the requirements and specific characteristics of individual modules in terms of solar radiation, temperature and individual performance.
The new generation of performance optimizers which is currently being put forward is for the first time compatible with all inverters on the market. The innovative IndOP technology means that the power optimizer does not require any additional interface to work with inverters produced by other manufacturers. In addition, the solution includes safety functions such as electric arc detection. The jury was won over by the optimizer's increased efficiency and the minimal output loss when used in
older PV plants. It regarded the reduction in cost as a key indication that the solution is on its way to becoming increasingly competitive in the market of module-integrated electronic products.
Solon Corporation - SOLON SOLquick
Solon Corporation, Tucson, USA is an internationally operating manufacturer of solar modules, specializing in turnkey solutions. Solon uses frameless modules in its installation system for flat roofs, SOLON SOLquick. Thanks to this material-efficient technology the modules are well-protected during transportation and easy to install. The brackets are fitted to the solar module ex works, meaning assembly is quick, easy and does not require any tools, and the module fastening stage can be skipped.
The modules are suitable for installation onto a variety of roof types, either through self-stabilization, the use of ballasts or by penetrating them through the roof. Since metal is not used, they do not require grounding. The module support structures are made from wood fiber and a thermoplastic polymer, making them low in weight. The jury pays tribute to the fact that SOLON Corporation kept the overall costs in mind when developing its installation system, and that during the manufacturing stage the modules and brackets are fixed together so that they are ready to be fitted to the flat roofs.
Autarcon - SuMeWa|SYSTEM
Autarcon GmbH, Kassel, specializes in water treatment systems for regions with poor infrastructure. In many of the world's regions, clean water is in extremely limited supply. In the opinion of the jury, Autarcon addresses this problem with its reliable, mechanical system for conveying, filtering and disinfecting water. The company's "SuMeWa|SYSTEM" generates its own power, making it independent from external energy supplies. It uses electrolytically-generated chlorine to sterilize the water, which can then be stored without problems. Autarcon's solution impressed the jury with its simple mechanics, which for the most part can be maintained using a toothbrush and citric acid. The system is suitable for mass production and for use in emerging and developing countries, where it can help to protect the lives of 800 million people who drink contaminated water every day. The jury deemed the product to be an exemplary, ecological solution.
BELECTRIC Drive GmbH - BELECTRIC Charging Box
BELECTRIC Drive GmbH, Kolitzheim, has created a novel charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. To do this, the company developed technology for combining a power grid fed by renewable energy with the e-mobility of the future. A local load management system coordinates the charging times of electric cars with solar power generation. This maximizes the amount of solar power fed into the vehicle batteries and avoids the need to purchase expensive peak load power. The charging box has a modular design, can be easily customized and combines solar power and e-mobility in one logical solution. The system is constructed such that car drivers can pay for the energy charged to their vehicles via parking ticket machines. Above all, the jury was impressed by the way in which the system is so thoroughly thought-out from the first to the last step.
Féron GmbH & Co. KG - HelioX PV® backsheets CPC
Aluminium Féron GmbH & Co. KG, Düren, specializes in coating and laminating sheet materials. The films used for backsheets of photovoltaic modules are important components in photovoltaic systems. The company's new "HelioX PV® backsheets CPC" increases the efficiency of crystalline solar modules and have an outstandingly long lifetime, which results in lower production costs and savings for customers. Fully operational modules with the new backsheets are currently undergoing testing, but the film itself passed all the individual tests in style, which also impressed the jury.
ABB Schweiz AG
Zurich based company ABB Schweiz AG specializes in reducing common losses in the production of solar power. It has developed an intelligent product for photovoltaic applications, the "S800" high performance process system. The system ensures that unaffected strings continue to function normally and deliver yield in the event of a partial failure in the photovoltaic installation. Thanks to its low energy consumption levels, the strings can be controlled without great losses, and a remote switching unit (RSU) provides additional security (e.g. in the event of fire). The product's longevity and its lack of harmful components ensure that greater benefits for the environment are achieved.
Gehrlicher Solar AG
Owing to the cost reduction potential offered by larger scale products, solar modules are becoming ever bigger and therefore proportionately heavier, which makes manual installation virtually impossible. Gehrlicher Solar AG based in Neustadt and Dornbach, Germany, has developed an innovative transportation and mounting system for large-scale photovoltaic modules. In this complete system, the entire process from manufacture to installation is linked together. The system guarantees the smooth transportation of up to 18 large modules, and a unique rail system (backrail solution) facilitates installation. The concept minimizes assembly time, and therefore costs as well.
SMA Solar Technology AG
SMA Solar Technology AG of Niestetal, Germany, has been singled out for a central inverter which meets all modern demands and combines the latest technical components in one practical unit. Its "Sunny Central 800CP" is the world's first weatherproof single device with a nominal power output of 800 kVA. The high power output is enabled by an intelligent power management and ventilation concept. Furthermore, the system features an integrated monitoring unit (string monitoring) with selflearning error management. Installation is greatly simplified and transport costs reduced thanks to the inverter's compact design.
Aerowest GmbH
One award was given to Aerowest GmbH from Dortmund, for their "AeroSolar" software, which produces high resolution aerial pictures. The program can be used to calculate whether or not setting up a photovoltaic installation on a roof will be profitable without needing to actually visit the site in person. "AeroSolar" creates a 3D image of the roof surfaces and calculates the potential electricity yield of an installation, taking into account local conditions such as the duration of sunshine, shading from trees or other building parts.
National Semiconductor Corp.
American company, National Semiconductor Corp., received the Intersolar AWARD for their "SolarMagic power optimizer", which minimizes the energy losses of photovoltaic installations caused by environmental factors. The device considerably improves the energy yield of roof-mounted installations which are partly shaded by trees or chimneys, or which are covered by fallen leaves. The "SolarMagic power optimizer" offers home-owners great potential to open up new surfaces to photovoltaic modules, which have hitherto not been considered profitable.
Berlin-based SOLON SE received an award for their roof-integrated system "SOLON Black 160/05", which completely replaces traditional roof tiles or roof coverings. SOLON's complete system is easily mounted and also suitable for older roof constructions due to its lightness. The special feature of the "SOLON Black 160/05" roof-integrated system is the attractive design, with completely black modules, black side panels and a black polyurethane frame.
Skytron Energy
The product range of Skytron Energy includes installation monitoring systems for photovoltaic power plants. The outstanding monitoring solutions PVGuard and StringGuard are essential components of a total system used to monitor the running of PV power plants. These new measurement systems were developed in order to keep pace with rapidly growing use of thin-film solar modules in large photovoltaics power plants. The Skytron Energy system works with fiberglass data lines and can cover distances of several kilometers, so even large power plant configurations can be monitored. The innovative monitoring system makes the operation of these installations significantly more profitable.
SMA Solar Technology AG
SMA Solar Technology has succeeded in making considerable developmental advances with its 'SUNNY BOY 5000TL' inverter. The new generation is the first to provide wireless networked installation monitoring. It is the first inverter to facilitate wireless installation monitoring using Bluetooth technology. Bluetooth is a reliable and proven wireless standard used throughout the world for data transfer. The new technology enables up to 100 inverters to be automatically networked together and to communicate with each other. At the same time, it is now possible to have safe and rapid control of the PV installation via a built-in interface. With data transfer cables no longer necessary, important data is communicated wirelessly, enabling considerable cost savings to be made when constructing the installation. The new equipment can achieve 97% peak operating efficiency.
Phoenix Solar AG
Bridge building provided the core idea for one of their latest products, the Phoenix Power Bridge. The innovative sub-structure, a new type of assembly system, enables photovoltaic modules to be mounted on roofs more conveniently and safely, and in greater widths. The system makes it possible to have gaps between supports of up to six meters, at one-meter intervals on either side. The new on-roof assembly system also places fewer burdens on the rafters. This removes the need for the statics documentation, which would otherwise be needed because the stability of the assembly frame and the maintenance of the roof statics are assured at all times. Thanks to the Power Bridge, roofs which were previously unsuitable can now be fitted with photovoltaic installations. Finally, supports can be spaced at wider intervals meaning a fitter needs only one third of the roof hooks that used to be necessary, which in turn reduces assembly time by 40%.


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SEATTLE, Feb. 6, 2013 - in light of the critical nature of the topic, Swedish Vice President of External Affairs Dan Dixon was interviewed by two media outlets this week - The Seattle Times and KOMO TV (Channel 4; ABC) - about local hospitals having to 'board' mental-health patients because of the lack of appropriate beds.
Swedish/Issaquah First Hospital in State to Offer Bavia Postnatal Massage Services
ISSAQUAH, WASH., Feb. 1, 2013 – Childbirth is often painful and always unpredictable, but postpartum recovery doesn't have to be. New mothers can now leave the hospital even happier with Postnatal Body Therapy™ by Bavia™. This postnatal massage service is now available at Swedish/Issaquah.
Swedish Cancer Institute Names New Executive Director after National Search
SEATTLE, Jan. 31, 2013 – Swedish Cancer Institute (SCI) recently announced the appointment of Thomas D. Brown, M.D., MBA, as its new executive director. Dr. Brown will join SCI March 16.
Free Class on Nutrition for Young Athletes to be Held at Swedish/Issaquah Feb. 20
ISSAQUAH, WA, Jan. 23, 2013 - With spring sports starting, don't drop the ball on nutrition. Nutrition is just as important as physical conditioning for athletes. So, as spring sports begin, let Swedish help you and your children prepare to hit it out of the park. Join Registered Dietitian Ally Colson for an interactive training on game-winning meals and snacks and help your young athlete become a nutrition champion.
Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Patient Featured in Fortune Magazine Article on Robotic-Assisted Surgery
SEATTLE, Jan. 22, 2013 - Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute cardiothoracic surgeon Eric Lehr, M.D., and one of his patients were interviewed for an article on robotic-assisted surgery that appears in the Feb. 11 issue of Fortune magazine.
Swedish Physical Medicine Specialist Interviewed by KING 5 TV about Exercises to Help Relieve Neck, Shoulder Pain
SEATTLE, Jan. 17, 2013 - KING 5 Television (NBC) News Anchor Jean Enersen recently interviewed Erik Brand, M.D., M.Sc. - a sports medicine physician with Swedish Spine, Sports & Musculoskeletal Specialists - about exercises to help relieve neck and shoulder pain, which is a common condition often associated with poor posture while sitting at a desk for long periods.
Swedish's Ballard, First Hill, Issaquah and Edmonds Campuses Welcome First Babies of the New Year
SEATTLE, Jan. 4, 2013 - The start of each year brings many new things, including new life. And on Jan. 1 Swedish helped welcome many newborns, including those lucky enough to have been born first on New Year's day at the medical center's Ballard, First Hill, Issaquah and Edmonds campuses.
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Approximately 50 Occupy Cincinnati protesters attended yesterday's City Council meeting to testify against Piatt Park's 10 p.m. closing time. Negotiations between the city and protesters is ongoing, according to reports, but no agreement was made yesterday after protesters turned down an offer of a new place to stay overnight and the city declined to let the group stay in the park under new restrictions.
Councilman Chris Bortz and Councilwoman Leslie Ghiz, both of whom have connections to property along the park, have brought up the possibility that if protesters aren't removed that someday the city will have to let the Ku Klux Klan camp out. Ghiz yesterday was criticized by protesters for posting on Facebook the private information of two people who wrote emails criticizing her (more on that here). CityBeat reflected on the situation again here.
Cincinnati has the third-highest rate of childhood poverty in the country, and The Enquirer's Mark Curnutte tells the story of an East Price Hill family and school system struggling to keep up.
Hamilton County for the fourth straight year dipped into its rainy day fund instead of instituting major cuts or raising taxes.
National non-profit teacher training program Teach For America has offered to work in Cincinnati Public Schools, possibly as early as next year. CPS has yet to commit to the partnership, noting that there are laid-off veteran teachers in the region.
A misleading advertisement by pro-SB 5 group Building a Better Ohio has been pulled from nearly 30 TV stations, including two in Cincinnati. Here's the original report about Building a Better Ohio splicing the an ad created by We Are Ohio. The Columbus Dispatch's "Ad Watch" had already designated the Building a Better Ohio version as "misleading" because Republican spending cuts are largely to blame for any firefighter layoff decisions local governments are facing.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney yesterday popped in on a local pro-Issue 2 and Issue 3 call center and then refused to publicly endorse either Republican initiative. "Yes" votes on Issues 2 and 3 would keep Senate Bill 5 and allow Ohioans to opt out of mandatory health care passed by Congress last year, respectively. From CNN:
"I am not speaking about the particular ballot issues," Romney said, only after repeated questions from reporters. "Those are up to the people of Ohio. But I certainly support the efforts of the governor to reign in the scale of government. I am not terribly familiar with the two ballot initiatives. But I am certainly supportive of the Republican Party's efforts here."
Both topics are tricky for the Romney campaign.
He is no stranger to health insurance mandates, having passed one of his own in 2006 while governor of Massachusetts.
Meanwhile, the Republican-backed union legislation remains deeply unpopular in the state, which is all but certain to be a swing state once again in 2012.
Romney also doesn't want to make his tax returns public. Too modest.
Cincinnati police didn't give out any citations in Piatt Park last night, saving the people in the Justice Center a lot of paperwork and wasted time. Some occupiers and local homeless activists have planned a march on Saturday to highlight causes of homelessness.
New York officials delayed a monthly park cleaning that would have meant having to clean lots of protesters too. The movement is spreading to Canada, where occupy protests are scheduled to begin this weekend in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Calgary, Vancouver and Halifax.
Former Bengal Carson Palmer was freed by the team yesterday when it traded him to the Oakland Raiders for two draft picks. Palmer had threatened to retire his he wasn't traded, and the Bengals secured a considerable package of picks in return: the Raiders' first-round pick next year and either a first- or second-round pick in 2013, depending on the team's performance with Palmer.
CityBeat's Halloween beat writer Jeff Beyer wrote a tale of horror and redemption for this week's issue, which just so happens to involve a once-cherished hero (Palmer) returning to wreak havoc on the city for confining him: The Pantom of Paul Brown Stadium: a Love Story.


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Lori Lyker McCartney
August 20, 1959 - May 10, 2012
LORI LYKER MCCARTNEY, 52, of Houston, Texas, passed away on May 10, 2012 after a long battle with breast cancer. She was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on August 20, 1959 to Ferna Lyker McDonough and Francis Albert Lyker.
Lori graduated from Edinboro University in Pennsylvania and in 1981 moved to Houston, and worked for 7 years for Coastal Oil & Gas. Lori started working for American General (AIG) in May 1989 in the Internal Audit Department. As an EDP Auditor, she was responsible for auditing information systems for the Life Company. She was "Employee of the Month" in December 1991. Lori was a Certified Information System Auditor (CISA), a designation she earned in August of 1990. She spent 23 years with AIG.
She is survived by her mother, Ferna Lyker McDonough, son Taylor McCartney; step-son Kevin McCartney, wife Ashley and grandson Aden. She is also survived by her two brothers Frank and Robert Lyker, step sister, Nancy Pokorski, and stepbrothers Eddie, Tommy and David McDonough and numerous nieces & nephews.
Lori was a selfless woman who faced trying times life with grace and dignity, an outward example of her strong faith in the Lord. She was always thinking of others. Those who knew her drew inspiration from her strength, honesty and humor.
Visitation for friends and family will be held at Copperfield Church (8350 N Highway 6, Houston, TX 77095; 281-856-2273) on Wednesday, May 16, 2012 from 5 to 7 pm. The funeral will begin at 7:00 pm.
Tentatively, funeral services are scheduled at the Covenant-Community Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Tuesday, May 22 at 11 AM. Check back soon for more details.
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It's a great time to be looking for seasonal employment the November jobs report showed that retailers hired more workers last month than any month since 1939.
So which companies have a job for you here with the top five companies hiring this week Cheryl Casone of Fox Business Network let's take 31 and move quickly through these.
You have one with a lot of jobs still open deathly still apply for these positions these companies hired this summer actually in 2013 Shutterfly.
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Phoenix Arizona Charlotte, North Carolina 2000 jobs he's again going to be open through the end of the month Shutterfly as a person and number two.
Wal-Mart okay -- -- about Wal-Mart just mention that they hired the most of they've had -- years as like many companies had 50000 to focus for the holidays with these jobs are still going to be going.
Through the end of December many people that can be sales associates customer service some associates Tuesday after the -- some of these jobs you become full time with benefits they've got 4000 stores across the country.
They employ about one point four million people hence the importance of Wal-Mart in the health -- discussions that -- -- get -- and treatment -- bankruptcy would -- seasonal and people get laid off after the season not necessarily some of these jobs will continue to they will be able to stay at the company but yes some seasonal jobs -- only through the end of December may be in January to -- -- -- all the cleanup while -- after Christmas sales if -- well but do you know that going in and they tell -- we -- from -- December 15 through January.
Twenty I think -- is an audition they able Sadie we got seasonal work available you may be able to say they usually we'll tell you that if things work out this meaning you the statement.
-- full time job but it's never guarantee analysts say it's an audition for these parts HR block -- HR block there's probably an HR block there actually -- than five miles every American home.
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There is an Acer bought with a five miles of most Americans right now and -- can't -- some day this company as.
They got one -- seven US tax returns filed.
There are now because we're going into taxis so this actually is gonna go into to February into march the -- -- -- -- it's been happening the month of December in the month of January.
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Sales missions are gonna go through February 15 -- again this is one of those jobs that will extend into 2013.
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Personal: Birth date: November 9, 1936
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No, it's not. Believe me.
The volatile keyword doesn't say anything about when it will change value, be read/written etc. It says simply that it will not be cached in a register such that every read will get the "latest" value expected when executed under the Abstract Machine.
It says nothing about threading.
It says nothing about interrupts.
Simply remember that volatile is not magic. Think of it as the opposite of "register."
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Posted Feb 7, 2012 1:03 UTC (Tue) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
since this sort of thing has been part of C's traditional strength, this doesn't seem like a sane interpretation to me.
Posted Feb 7, 2012 16:54 UTC (Tue) by chrisV (subscriber, #43417) [Link]
I think it does. See §22.214.171.124/5 and /10, which are normative. The principal purpose of volatile is to deal with arbitrary changes of data values outside the program context of the process in which the code is running (ie asynchronous interrupts). (This does not include threads, which are within the program context and which, because they can run on more than one core, require quite different synchronizations, some of which are not async-signal-safe.)
See also the footnote 134 of §6.7.3/8 (which is non-normative despite the "shall not"): "A volatile declaration may be used to describe an object corresponding to a memory-mapped input/output port or an object accessed by an asynchronously interrupting function. Actions on objects so declared shall not be 'optimized out' by an implementation or reordered except as permitted by the rules for evaluating expressions." This is a curious note as, as far as I am aware, it is the one and only reference to memory mapping (and about which I mis-spoke in an earlier posting on this article because it is not in C99 which contains no reference to memory mapping).
Posted Feb 7, 2012 18:38 UTC (Tue) by daglwn (subscriber, #65432) [Link]
Thanks for the correction. But the compiler is still correct here. Volatile doesn't say anything about restricting _when_ it is read or written, only that it will get the "latest" value in a single-thread context.
It's perfectly fine for I/O as long as you can guarantee alignment such that there is no "false sharing."
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Posted Feb 7, 2012 20:01 UTC (Tue) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
Posted Feb 7, 2012 23:32 UTC (Tue) by daglwn (subscriber, #65432) [Link]
No, there isn't.
There isn't. Really.
Volatile does not mean what you think it means.
It's a bit like sequential consistency. Just when you think you understand it, something unexpected happens that is both non-intuitive and perfectly legal.
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Would this be decent to buy http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0351760 thanks Boneface
Aoparently the IOPS suck, ~5000 IOPS tested, perhaps it is a 10 000 IOPS drive at best. in which case, A-DATA S599 AS599S-64GM-C 2.5" 64GB SATA II Intern... is much better OR http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820211485 if you order from Canada
I can't find the benchmark for this drive lol... it is just what someone at a forum said when I searched Intel 29F32G08AAMDBX16 It wouldn't surprise that it is the equivalent to the Agility 2, while that A-DATA I suggest is equivalent to the Vertex 2. If he is buying in the US, and doesn't pay tax from newegg, spending at most 5~10$ more for the safety of knowing the max IOPS is 50 000 isn't so bad. There doesn't seem to be any public benchmarks for this drive, which is weird, sorry if I seemed confident this was a 10K IOPS drive, I meant that this is the ONLY info I could get, and it isn't reliable, but if no other info can be found, better pay the tiny price premium for the A-DATA Upon further reading, it seems it was a one-time deal they did with A-DATA, and this could be a different drive that the S599, so I'm not so sure about the IOPS >.>
I did the AS SSD IOPS and Copy Benchmark for my RAID 0 array using 4 of these drives: Can you determine anything from that? EDIT: Here is the MB/s benchmark for the array:
I have no real world experience with RAID SSDs, but I do have experience with SSDs. Everything I have read online suggests that running them in RAID actually causes performance degradation. I mean any instance of RAID (0,1,5,10, etc). Can anyone confirm this?
just means you lose TRIM, very normal. Garbage collection does the job for SF controllers. With the AS SSD that arctucas provided us, it seems like a 30K IOPS to me, maybe 50K, idk really. I'd have to do a fulll reinstall of windows and test my SSDs
YES 2 of these in RAID 0 would be awesome, keep in mind you do lose TRIM, though it isn't that big of a deal for Sandforce drives
Well i think im only going to get one ssd for now and think im going to go with this one http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0344221 better then the MC one?
Ok i have my new ssd, its hooked up and showing 55.80gb and 100mb system reserved, is the 100mb needed or do i get rid of it?
is there anyway to put this in a laptop with a pata drive in it currently ? my toughbook needs a new drive.
I wouldn't recommend it even if it was possible. The SSD's are for the SATA II interface. And PATA, well, is PATA You wouldn't get the full performance, so ideally you would be wasting money. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I don't care about the performance. I just want the drive not to puke when we put the laptop in the race car. I keep having platter crashs from the vibrations. Its getting exspensive tracking down pata drives.If there is a PATA SSD out there, let me know. It doesn't need to be big either 20-30gb would be plenty.
Well they do exist, but are somewhat more expensive. KingSpec is another brand I just saw. It would definitely be ideal in this case (now that I know what hell you put your tough book through ). *I didn't mean to hijack this thread*
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Had this for 3 months, started falling apart. Since I was dumb enough to buy this in the spring, by the time I used it it was considered a year old. Company refused to replace any broken part. Less than 2 years old now bricks have fallen out, blower won't work. Waste of money, poor customer service.
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I bought this stove to lower my heating bill. My house has a propane furnace and I spent about 3000.00 last year in propane. I have a log house, 28 x 32 with a basement, main floor, and loft and a gambrel (barn) type roof. That's about 1800 square feet and another 300 in the loft. I was hoping to cut my heating bills in half with the Durango in the basement. (the basement was not heated before I put the stove in). So far, I have cut my propane use by about 75% and the house is much more comfortable. The stove will heat all night and there are still hot coals in the morning when I reload the stove. On very cold nights the propane furnace will kick in, but not for very long. This stove is very well made, EPA approved, and a great bargain at around 800.00. It will easily pay for itself in less than one heating season.
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I have been burning wood for heat for 40 years and this is the best stove i have ever had. Starts easy, heats up quickly ,and no smoke out the door when i load it up.I don't have to cut my wood short and holds a fire longer than any of the other stoves i have used..
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Stove works well. Good heat and wood burn. Not sure about length of burn since I am breaking in the stove. Appears the be very good. Delivery went well and I was glad I ordered the curbside option. l don't consider it an issue but I have a slight issue with heating chimney to create draft when first lighting.
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we finally got the stove in the house and connected to existing chimney, and are we happy with the results. it is really a good heating stove. already I am ready to open the door. thank you so much for having such a good wood burning stove
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By Alex Hern Published 23 April 2012Purchasing managers indices have fallen for the third month in a row in the Eurozone, to their lowest point in five months. PMIs are important economic predictors which tend to indicate coming changes to the economy, so the fall implies that the economic contraction in the Eurozone isn't likely to end soon, contrary to the predictions of many economists.
The composite index, which looks at manufacturing output and business services, fell for the third month in a row to 47.4, down from 49.1 in March. A figure of 50 in the index indicates that there is likely to be no change, so a PMI of 47.1 signals a faster rate of decline of private sector economic activity. Output has fallen seven times in the past eight months. As the chart above shows, the PMI tends to track GDP growth cleanly, so the new information indicates that the Eurozone is likely to have contracted this month.
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A dreary game but still some things to talk about
Well, you're going to get some stinkers over the course of an 82-game schedule and that's what we got Sunday, no?
First half was kind of competitive but the only thing memorable about the final two quarters was that they were unmemorable.
Luckily, there are 65 more to go!
On that note …
Joey's surprise start
As far back as Friday, when they knew Reggie was going to be gone for a while (and we don't know how long but it'll be a bit), the word was Amir Johnson would start.
But then it was the 280-pound Joey Dorsey out there on Sunday and there were two good reasons, I guess.
First, it meant less disruption to regular roles (and that's been something Jay's done for while) and it may have worked very well had Amir not come in and committed two fouls in his first four minutes. Had he started and done that – which is entirely possible – it would have messed things up even more.
But I wonder if this isn't in the plans, and I have had no indication that it is but it kind of makes sense to me.
What if they give six minutes at the start of the game and six more at the start of the second half to Ed Davis now?
The kid is coming back from the minors this week, all indications are, and since things have changed so dramatically with Evans out, could they throw the kid out there and see how he does? It leaves Amir in his regular role, gets the kid some minutes that are available and would allow them to use Dorsey again as a fourth big.
Again, it's all because of the circumstances they find themselves in but might it be worth a shot?
I think so.
What was that?
End of the second quarter and I look up and what do my eyes behold?
Jose Calderon, Jerryd Bayless, Leandro Barbosa, Sonny Weems and Amir Johnson on the floor together.
Sure, it was only for about a minute, maybe less, and it was driven a bit by foul trouble and the desire to change things up for a couple of possessions but I don't imagine we'll ever see that again. Especially when it ended up with Bayless covering Joe Johnson.
Nor should we see it. Ever again.
A 3 1-2 or a 4?
We all knew it was coming sometime, especially now with the front court down a guy, so the extended minutes Linas Kleiza played at power forward weren't a surprise.
So, how'd the coach like it:
"Good, except they went right down at him on the other end. I think he can extend the offence but they went and posted him up and when we tried to help, they pitched it out and that's why guys like Josh Smith had a great game, 10 assists. He throws it out and they pick us apart when we come and help Kleiza."
I do think Linas is more effective inside rather than out and he does have some post skills but I guess Sunday wasn't a good matchup day for him. I'd think, though, that we'll see it some more in different circumstances.
And now, more stuff …
Leslie Nielsen was a giant.
Surely, he'll be missed.
And, of course, there's a good basketball story about him floating out there and recounted here by Mr. Stein.
I really needed Peja to play yesterday so he could make a three and I could tell this story.
But, since we're a little light on stories today, and I'm quite late after sleeping an extra 45 minutes thanks to Grey Cup festivities, I better tell it: With his next three-pointer, Peja's going to tie Dale Ellis for third on the list of guys with the most made three-pointers in NBA history, with 1,719.
So what? Well, there's a Dale Ellis story. That's about trash-talking and its dangers.
Second year, game at the World's Worst Basketball Arena, against Seattle, where Ellis is playing.
Darrell's coaching, and he's a bit of a chatter and early in the game, he makes some reference to Dale's battle with drink, a rather cheap shot, actually.
Well, Ellis proceeds to make about four hundred three-pointers against Toronto in that game and after every single one, he looks over at Darrell with a "bleep you" kind of look on his face.
How'd they recant that one in the pages of the Atlanta Journal Constitution?
Speaking of three-pointers, let's get this one out of the mail:
Q: Hey Doug. I know there's only so many conspiracy theories that the Irregulars can throw at you as to why the recent trade went down (Laughed when I saw someone ask if Jack got jettisoned due to his friendship with Bosh).
That said, there's a fairly obvious reason why we brought in Peja - and I'm not talking about future financial considerations or trade bait for a contender. Yes, I'm talking about the most hallowed statistic in Raptor-land History: the 'Streak'. I think it's been noted before on NBA.com, but in your opinion, who are your Top 5 contributors to the HOTH's 3-pointer streak? Not necessarily by the volume of long-bombs they put up, but the memorability of their prowess from behind the arc. Something tells me that Weems isn't on that list yet.
Andrew P, Toronto
A: I'll give you a bunch off the top of my head:
Darrick Martin has to be No. 1 because he saved it that night in Dallas by making one in the final seconds of a blowout. He knew it, the bench knew it and while I wasn't at that game, I could sense the tension sitting on my couch.
The afternoon when Donyell Marshall made nine 12 of 'em against Philly in Toronto was kind of cool.
Mo Pete leads the way with 801 and you have to have him on any list and I'm putting in Dell and Dee Brown just because I liked to watch them both shoot.
Oh yeah, those Riders are going to win for sure.
Take Saskatchewan, it's a lock.
Oh, wait.
Never mind.
Dreary game, wrong team won.
We're going to do a Question and Answer thingy Tuesday, if anyone cares.
Noon works best for us.
See you then.
I guess I shouldn't be entirely surprised by this, given the circumstances, but I find it at least a little odd that not only haven't they sold out a game here, they've only had one crowd over 18,000 (opening night) and haven't scared a sellout yet.
I presume it picks up if they have any measure of success this year but so far, I think you'd have to term attendance just a little disappointing.


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