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Mobile food vendors
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The City is currently exhibiting the draft mobile food vending vehicles local approvals policy and proposed fee structure. The exhibition closes on 14 January 2014.
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How to apply
You need a permit to sell food from a mobile vehicle within the City of Sydney area. The local approvals policy for mobile food vending vehicles (download below) applies to all mobile food vending permit applications and approvals to operate.
The policy sets out the relevant legislative requirements for safe food handling and preparation practices, and conditions for on-street trading including hours of operation, permitted streets and proximity to other businesses. It also covers the 2 types of mobile food vending permits:
- Mobile food van: a moveable vehicle used to sell tea, coffee, drinks, cakes, sweets or similar food. The mobile food van routinely changes location and can make intermittent stops of up to 15 minutes at a time.
- Mobile food truck*: a moveable vehicle used for on-site preparation and to sell hot and cold food. The food truck routinely changes location and must not remain in the same location for more than 4 hours at a time. The current fee is $300 for 12 months.
*Please note: currently permits to operate a mobile food truck are only available to the operators selected to participate in the Sydney Food Trucks trial. An extension to the trial was approved by Council on 13 May 2013. No further permits will be issued until the trial has been evaluated in March 2014.
Mobile food vehicles support the City's OPEN Sydney Strategy for the late night economy. During community consultation in mid-2011, many people said they wanted more and better quality late night food options in Sydney.
Application checklist
To apply for a mobile food van permit:
- review the mobile food vending vehicles – local approvals policy (download below)
- submit your completed and signed application form (download below)
- ensure supporting documentation listed on the form is included
- pay the application fee.
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The City has commissioned a report to evaluate the food trucks. There were 408 food truck customers interviewed as part of the research. The report is available to download below.
Find out more about the trial and download the app to find out where the trucks are serving in real time at the Sydney Food Trucks site.
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If you like your games to look the best, as myself, you probably already know that VGA is the only true solution for the Dreamcast. VGA-boxes aren't rare at eBay, but the only VGA box to deliver 100% perfect signal, is the original one. Those can be rather expensive these days. Therefore, we want to add an internal VGA port, and attach it directly to the mainboard - it gives the same perfect signal, as the original box, it's much cheaper and most 3rd party VGA-boxes sucks, compared to this solution. Of course, this requires to rip your machine appart, and make cosmetic changes as well.
Most people are already aware of mmmonkey's guide, but his print-schematic seems to contain some errors. E.g. V and H sync have to go through the 150 ohm resistors, as the first thing from the Dreamcast board, and they don't on his print.
Anyway, here's what I've made. I started drawing a schematic myself, which is 100% correct.
The best thing would probably be starting with the board. As the image above says, you'd need these components:
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My result:
The next thing I did, was to solder the first bunch of wires, to the VGA pins, as shown on my drawing. The last thing I did, was to solder the last bunch of wires directly on the back of the Dreamcast motherboard. Ain't no big deal really, but to make it all fit, was more of a challenge. I might have used to big wires for this.
Anyway - I solved the problem, by only keeping the switch on the back of the case. Next, I placed the VGA and Minijack -sockets in the old modem (I never used it anyway)
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And to think I was gonna be close to Phantom.. Ha, Ha, Ha,.... Great truck though guys. I do like the custom work that you have put into your ride Phantom. Looks good.
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10-27-2012, 12:27 AM #52Thanks Gunnin, It seems like it never ends. Nice lookn truck you have there yourself. It looked like you had me for the first 1/3 of the month. Then I caught a little momentum towards the end. If you dont get in this month you still have a ROTM worthy truck without a doubt.
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10-31-2012, 12:21 AM #54Wow, in just a little over 24 hours we went from 199 votes cast to 224. What this tells me is that another surge of votes could change the current standings. Voting closes tomorrow, so if you haven't voted already, please do so within the next 24 hours.
11-01-2012, 04:31 PM #55Thanks to everyone who voted and commented on October's ROTM.
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Fake A Bloody Injury? That's A Suspendin'
Curt Schilling says Harlequins are doing it wrong. Who can forget his "heroic" 2004 bloody sock stunt? He saved Boston and sentenced the rest of America to a lifetime of hearing from insufferable Red Sox fans. The sock is already enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame along with George Brett's pine tar bat. Maybe Brett's bat is in the Royals Hall of Fame but it's a still a hall albeit with much less fame. Where will Harlequins' Tom Williams fit into the history of great cheaters? Somewhere between Bill Belichek and Albert Belle.
Williams was suspended for 12 months by an independent disciplinary panel for faking a bloody injury in order to effect a substitution.
Williams and the club were both found guilty of fabricating a cut to the mouth in order to allow substituted fly-half Nick Evans to return to the field with five minutes remaining.Television cameras spotted Williams winking towards the bench with 'blood' smeared around his mouth.
Two members of the team's medical team had misconduct charges dismissed which seems a bit suspect. Did Williams have fake blood on him before the medics came out to "assist" him? He couldn't have hatched the plan himself. The director of rugby was also cleared although the club was fined £215,000 half of which is suspended for two years. Someone else had a hand in this subterfuge fail but we may never know the full details until Williams has an author ghostwrite his inevitably uninteresting autobiography. See Cashley Cole.


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1. Flagstaff Brewing Company – What they are doing right…
- Presence on Twitter (@FlagstaffBeer) where they are not only talking about their business, but are having conversations with consumers about Flagstaff, beer, brewing and other topics.
- Leveraging the search tools built on and around Twitter such as http://search.twitter.com , Flagstaff Brewing Company is seeking out consumers talking about all things Flagstaff and Beer. See a personal example below. I didn't even know they were on Twitter, but they saw my tweet and let the community know they have Wi-Fi. There are a variety of ways including http://search.twitter.com, search columns within Twitter clients like TweetDeck and Seesmic Desktop, RSS feeds and other independent websites and applications where businesses can find and engage with consumers about topics related to their organization.
- Facebook fan page (www.facebook.com/Flagstaff-Brewing-Company). Somewhat limited engagement here, but I like how they are at least using the platform to announce events to their fans and give a small glimpse into the brewery via pictures.
2. Boulder Canyon Natural Foods: What they are doing right…
- Boulder Canyons Twitter stream (@BoulderCanyon) is an example of Twitter done right. They not only promote the happenings around their company, but they reach out to consumers who have health-food related questions and provide links to content where they believe their audience will finds tips or added value for their lifestyle.
- Similar to their engagement via Twitter, Boulder Canyon's Facebook page goes beyond promoting their products/company, and provides links to articles their health-conscious fans would be interested in reading. When consumers post questions or comments, they reply with answers. They are creating conversations with consumers that go beyond their products.
3. Morgan/Dorado Public Relations: What they are doing right…
- Engaging with strangers and connections via LinkedIn. I have seen Joe Morgan of Morgan/Dorado Public Relations pop up all over LinkedIn's "Answers" section. The section provides any LinkedIn user the ability to post a question and receive answers from the community. He has spent quite some time answering questions about PR, social media and marketing, and even landed a client doing so.
Large companies need to realize it's not about screaming at consumers. We want engagement, conversation and an understanding that the brand wants us as much as we want them. Flagstaff Brewing Company, Boulder Canyon Natural Foods and Morgan/Dorado Public Relations show us that even small organizations can engage with consumers via social media, and do a good job at it.
Do you think these organizations are good examples? What other examples, good or bad, of small companies engaging in social media are out there?


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The Magnificatthe Song of Mary (Luke 1: 4655)formed the climax of every Vespers service, and the altar was ceremonially censed while it was sung. This setting for eight voices and instruments is one of Monteverdis finest pieces, a work that is clearly rooted in the mid seventeenth century, but one that also looks forward to the early works of Handel.
Monteverdi sets some verses of the text as self-standing entities: Quia respexit, set largely as though it were one of the languorous triple-time arias found in Venetian song-books of the 1620s and 30s, is a case in point. But he also groups some verses into larger, more impressive, units. An example is provided by the first two verses, which are bound together by an opening for all the voices and instruments which gives way to a solo tenor intoning the beginning of the plainsong Magnificat tone for the first mode. Similarly, verses 6 to 8 are linked by an eight-part refrain for Fecit potentiam, using the triadic figures and repeated notes of the warlike style that Monteverdi pioneered in his Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda of 1624. Verses 9 and 10, with their combination of sustained dissonances and faster-moving motives form a wonderful climax to the work and, with the final Gloria Patri, to the Vespers service as a whole.
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Sorry, Boeing; European airframe to be new Air Force refueling tanker
Posted by John Keller
I never thought I'd see it -- an airframe of European design as the primary airborne refueler for U.S. Air Force combat aircraft.
Still, that's exactly what we're about to see after Northrop Grumman Corp. won a potential $40 billion contract to build 179 KC-45A tankers to replace the venerable KC-135s that have been in service for decades. The contract starts with $1.5 billion for four aircraft.
This has to be a bitter pill for Boeing to swallow. Boeing HATES Airbus the way Hillary Clinton hates Barack Obama, only worse, and Boeing's hate has been finely aged over decades. During my days as a Washington reporter I remember the quickest way for me to tick-off a Boeing company spokesman was to ask a press conference question about "our friends at Airbus."
The KC-135 is based on the old Boeing 707 jetliner, while Northrop Grumman's KC-45A is based on the Airbus A330 airframe . Boeing's failed entry in the lucrative tanker sweepstakes was based on the company's 767 airframe.
The Air Force will continue to operate the larger KC-10 Extender airborne refueler, but remember, that airframe is not even a Boeing original. Even though Boeing controls this airframe, the KC-10 is based on the old DC-10 airliner, which was designed by McDonnell Douglas before Boeing acquired that company.
This contract award to Northrop Grumman and the Airbus-based new tanker certainly knocks Boeing down a peg at the same time Boeing had been riding high in its continuing competition with Airbus for worldwide commercial jet orders.
Boeing had been smart enough to read the writing on the wall that airlines throughout the world were shifting to small, fast, and fuel-efficient jetliners instead of the super-huge aircraft like Boeing's own 747.
As a result, Boeing looked to the 787 Dreamliner as its future commercial aircraft success, while Airbus was stuck in jumbo-jet mode with its A380 -- a behemoth that's behind schedule and that is forcing airport alterations around the world to accommodate its huge size; the thing is too big for many existing terminals.
Yet today's nose-thumbing belongs to Airbus and to Northrop Grumman. I can't wait to see what Boeing's response is going to be.


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Friday, October 03, 2008
Who will bell the Sheikh?
Watching the cartoon show Tom & Jerry as a child, I was firmly in the cat's corner. Though supposedly the villain of the piece – because he was always trying to make an afternoon snack out of cute little Jerry Mouse – Tom had to suffer one indignity after another. Over the course of several episodes, he was (among many other things) pounded to pulp by a mallet, drilled full of holes, sliced into fine pieces by something resembling a salami shredder, and brutally electrocuted until his brain exploded inside his skull. Of course, he reconstituted himself within a few seconds each time – cartoon cats will do that – but this was still violence of a raw, primal nature, and it was difficult not to feel sympathy for its victim. "That vile rodent needs to be put away for good," I would mutter to myself, shaking my fist angrily at the TV screen.
I was six years old at the time, but it seems the Muslim cleric Sheikh Muhammad Munajid – who is an adult – feels exactly the same way about Mickey Mouse. Here is a man so cheesed off with cartoon mice that he has launched a fatwa against Walt Disney's iconic creation, insisting that "Mickey must die". His case is that rodents are generally disgusting little creatures, "steered by Satan", and that depicting them in cartoon form has the effect of making them seem cute and lovable. Watching Mickey Mouse has a corrupting influence on little children, who will soon turn to devil worship, and then God is screwed. Or something.
On this evidence, I feel sure the good cleric would not have approved of Jerry either. Also, given his squeamishness about rats contaminating people's food, I don't see him encouraging the continuing existence of Remy, the rodent protagonist of the animated film Ratatouille, who serves as chef in a restaurant kitchen. Or Anatole, the mouse from Eve Titus's children's books, who works in a cheese factory. Nor would he think highly of Stuart Little, who is adopted by a human family and eats at the dining table with them.
But I wonder how the Sheikh would feel about another comic-strip character, namely Rat in Stephan Pastis's excellent Pearls Before Swine. Rat is the opposite of everything that Mickey Mouse stands for. Whereas Mickey – despite a short fuse – is basically good-hearted, a gallant boyfriend to Minnie and a fond master to Pluto, Rat is misanthropic and frequently cruel in thought, speech and deed. He mocks his friends. There's nothing cute and sweet about him. Any little child reading Pearls Before Swine would immediately conclude that rodents are not nice people. This manner of negative rat-representation in popular fiction should go down well with our Sheikh.
The point is that instead of playing Pied Piper to all fictional mice indiscriminately, the cleric should examine each scuttling pest on its own merits; he might then find a few that would endorse his own views. I propose that copies of every comic strip, story and cartoon show that has ever featured a mouse be sent to him as soon as possible. Going through them should keep him occupied for a few years, which will be a good thing for all concerned parties – mice and men.
15 comments:
- Karthik said...
You forgot to mention the comedy
'Mouse Hunt'. :-) - 11:51 AM, October 03, 2008
- Shwet Awasthi said...
By the way , I clicked on the E-mail subscription thing and found out that the feedburner thing has a sense of humour. After enlisting there was a message , 'we can't wait for your click , which of course was for subscription'. Also the closing message was - no new entry no e-mail for you.
- 12:16 PM, October 03, 2008
- Jabberwock said...
Karthik: there's a whole list of fictional rodents here. Haven't even heard of many of these. Wonder if the Sheikh has.
Shwet: not sure if that subscription thing is working. I added it yesterday and subscribed to it through two of my email IDs, but haven't received any new-post notifications yet. - 12:51 PM, October 03, 2008
- Kartik said...
Haha! I remember Mind Your Language's Ali talking about how much violence he was seeing on TV lately, and then mentioning that it was esp. on Tom & Jerry :)
- 4:39 PM, October 03, 2008
I think there should be a compulsory reading session of H2G2 to the Sheikh - he would then understand that he is the rodent and not rats :)
- 5:01 PM, October 03, 2008
- swayamblogam said...
What about the "rodents" from Art Spiegelman's Maus? I bet the good Mullah will find the Joos (sic)=Mice another good reason for a fatwa. ;)
- 5:33 PM, October 03, 2008
This cleric, Raj Thackeray, Bal Thackeray, Bajrang Dal, fruitcake evangelists - I have no idea how to have a conversation with these people.
Should we tell Bal Thackeray all South Indians or Muslims are not bad, should we tell Raj Thackeray our constitution allows any Indian to live and work anywhere, should we tell this cleric you cannot have a "workable" fatwa against a cartoon character, should we tell evangelists there are other ways, other than theirs to reach god.
Where do we start? - 5:36 PM, October 03, 2008
- Daily Poppycock said...
I live in freakin' Disney Land, watch mickey's glorious art work every so often..sort of dislike rats..But duh ! I was never able to make that connection with Satan..Argh !! Our IQ must be lower than the mullahs.
- 6:13 PM, October 03, 2008
- Cinna the Poet said...
so glad to know that there are others who thought the cat got a raw deal. the cheek of that doggone underdog! but even as that smug mouse is winning unsuspecting hearts, the Mickey-mocking Sheikh might already have made it to the state dept's long list of FTOs.
- 6:19 PM, October 03, 2008
- Quirky Quill said...
I'm quite intrigued by the media habits of the religious leaders and the upholders of our values and morality.
Ulema in India are reading tabloids in which they see Salman Khan doing ganpati puja. Bajrang Dal watches MTV. Sheikhs are watching cartoon network. Nope. won't do.
Media corrupts and in the greater interest of society, these visionaries should boycott all forms of media and lead us, by example to the path of purity. - 6:22 PM, October 03, 2008
- Rachna said...
All my life, I have felt really really really sorry for Tom- in fact that is why I stopped seeing Tom and Jerry- I used to get so miserable at bechara Tom's haalat and all the awful things that happened to him (while everybody was laughing around me).
Glad that somebody else also feels (felt) the same. - 9:37 PM, October 05, 2008
Wow, one banal post and more such thoughts follow. Metro Now really has a lot of columnists. Jhoomur Bose, Jabberwock etc etc.
- 4:23 AM, October 06, 2008
- PH said...
Liked the "mice and men" touch:)
- 1:46 AM, October 07, 2008
- buddy said...
last line awesome!
- 9:02 AM, October 07, 2008
- rahul said...
that Sheik is goona go into over drive issuing fatwas as animated films are the next big thing :))) - 12:37 PM, October 08, 2008


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January 3rd, 2013 11:00 AM #16
So sorry to hear of the APA, but you are very lucky it was diagnosed now, before you lost any children. Usually it's picked up only after 2-3 miscarriages.
Anyway, much more importantly, do you live in Washingon State? If so you should know that the anti-vaccination movement is stronger there than anywhere in the country, such that the rates of complete MMR immunization are in the 70s-- yes, 70s, lower than most developing countries. There have been large, hundreds-to-thousands of cases of many of the preventable childhood diseases, including rubella. If you're not immune I would absolutely get the booster. Yes, you can't get pregnant while the virus is in your system-- because congenital rubella is a TERRIBLE thing. Baby will be deaf with a host of birth defects and neurological problems.XY: Antoine Raphael (3.1.2012)
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January 3rd, 2013 03:03 PM #18
Hi Alzora & Blade!
Great to hear from you ladies. It feels awesome finally talking about all these things. Frankly, my real life friends get a glossy look in their eyes when I talk to them about it (and half are healthcare professionals like me too). I basically broke up with a best friend (who is an MD) because when I was telling her all about the work up and diagnosis she thought it be a great time to tell me about her latest shmashmortion (numero 2).
I think Preseed is awesome. I finally coughed up the twenty dollars for it last month, and I think it's worth it. People seem to think it INCREASES your fertility more than a woman who uses nothing during baby dance, which is not true. It's just a little more gentle and thinner so it doesn't hinder anything that would naturally occur.
The shots would be Lovenox (low molecular weight heparin, which is a little different than straight heparin) which is what I bet you were on too if you had to inject your stomach (that is the worst part if you ask me).
I know I should really get the MMR booster, but with the autoimmune diseases I take biologic immunosuppressants. I'd have to hold therapy for something like 6 weeks total to get the live vaccine. After about 3 weeks of no meds I'm essentially disabled and can't work (my job requires standing for up to 12 hours) ... I guess I could get short term disability in the meantime, but it seems like such a burden (and I like money). I'm hoping and praying that herd immunity will be strong enough in my great hippy state of WA to protect me.
Sometimes I feel so selfish trying to get a baby with all of my health issues. I feel really guilty about it sometimes, like my DNA isn't good enough and I worry my future offspring will resent me for giving them a crappy lot. No doctor has told me NOT to get pg, and nothing is directly inheritable on a genetic basis (it's not like I have cystic fibrosis with a clear and direct link, autoimmune disease is only a "predisposition" or something vague). They just look at me with that "you have an uphill battle" kind of face. I keep trying to convince myself that since I'm smart and pretty my baby will get something good out of being my progeny, right? BTW, hubby is totally health (he has perfect vision too, gag), and likewise smart and handsome.
Such melodrama I know!
Question: any other drug store methods to increas fertility? BBT testing was just not for me. I also bought Fertility Scope (saliva fertility test) and that was likewise not for me. Anything I'm missing??"And remember, my sentimental friend, that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others." L. Frank Baum, The Wizard of Oz
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@alzora, I stopped myself from crying because I was at a friend's party so I just had to momentarily convince myself that it could be implantation spotting. My family always says that the way you start off the new year will characterize the rest of the year so I was worried that I won't get pregnant this year, but I just have to keep reminding myself that I'm not superstitious.
Also, I am just about to order PreSeed to use in this month's cycle. I assume it can't hurt!
@poppy528, Have you tried Mucinex? I was thinking of also starting to use that this month because I am not convinced my cervical mucus is of the most fertile quality.Vivian Ilsa ~ Cassia Sylvie ~ Serena Alice
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January 3rd, 2013 04:54 PM #22
@poppy-- that is what I was trying to say, that herd immunity in WA is *not* at sufficient levels. There, more than literally anywhere else in the country, you should be wary-- especially if you live in the Seattle environs. Lowest vaccination rate in the developed world is Vashon Island, which is hardly surprising.
It's a tough balancing act, I agree. The number of actual reported cases of rubella as published by the CDC is vanishingly low. I suppose, if you had to play the odds, the chance of a disabling flare once your biologics are withdrawn is much greater than the chance of being exposed to an active case of rubella.
Charting your basal body temperature and all that is of limited utility. All it will really do--assuming you do it 100% correctly-- is help you time intercourse properly. If you're having regular, frequent intercourse, it doesn't add much value. Quite a lot of inconvenience and work for basically nothing. If you have any ovulation disorders, mechanical obstruction, endometriosis, PCOS, what have you... nada. It's very passive and completely non-interventional.XY: Antoine Raphael (3.1.2012)
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January 3rd, 2013 05:03 PM #24
I have heard of ladies using Mucinex (guaifenesin) although I haven't done so. It's category C in the US which makes me wary (it is category A for you Aussies though). I might try it next month.
"And remember, my sentimental friend, that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others." L. Frank Baum, The Wizard of Oz


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1. Which local wrestler is most likely to medal at state? And who has the potential to win it all?
Each of the previous two seasons produced three medalists apiece and one from each year is returning. ECR's Ali Naser (currently at 126 pounds) finished in seventh place as a sophomore two years and Blayne Briceno of Crespi (132) was eighth last season, so each of them has the experience and the skill to get there again. Both wrestlers are ranked No. 3 in their respective weights according to The California Wrestler Newsletter and Briceno has a slight advantage because his coaches led the area's last state champion in 2006 and Naser has to defeat one of the Valencia brothers from St. John Bosco to win it all. Sohrab Movahedi of Granada Hills also has an excellent chance after he moved up one weight class (to 170) and he might go up another to 182. Richie Valliancourt of Moorpark has a great opportunity at medaling at 120 pounds, as do seniors Adrian Manzo of Crespi (113/120), Arashdeep Gill of Chaminade (160/171) and Sergio Mendez of San Fernando (106). However, Mendez faces the biggest challenge because he has to contend with No. 5 Julian Gaytan of Clovis and top-ranked Zahid Valencia of St. John Bosco to win state at his weight.
2. How will El Camino Real's Ali Naser perform following an injury-plagued junior year?
Naser medaled at state as a sophomore and was well on his way to a stellar follow-up as a junior, but a wrist injury sidelined him for the majority of last season after the 2011 Newbury Park Invitational. With his determination and work ethic, barring another injury, he should return and contend for the top spot in the state, particularly since his chief nemesis from two years ago -- Alex Cisneros of Selma -- has graduated.
3. Who could be this year's breakout area wrestler?
The last two seasons have had wrestlers who have seemingly come out of nowhere and performed at a high level -- both happened to be from Simi Valley and both medaled at state last season. There are several possibilities this season, including Royal junior Deric Ginther at 182 pounds (who won the title at the Newbury Park Invitational), Alemany sophomore Khalil Swinson, who placed third at the Santa Fe Scuffle and seniors Josh Cortes of Thousand Oaks (152), Manuel Villalobos of Birmingham (220) and Josh Adad of El Camino Real (at 126).
4. Which local team could emerge as a sleeper in the City Section?
This could be the year that another team steps into the championship spotlight and it could be Birmingham. Perennial winner San Fernando has two state-ranked wrestlers (Mendez and Parada) and El Camino Real has Naser and Adad, but neither team might be at full-strength until mid-season, which could open the door for the Patriots. Birmingham might sneak by both teams and capture the City title. The first indication of the Patriots' strength and depth was their showing at the Newbury Park Invitational, where Birmingham finished third, trailing Clovis and Martin Luther King. Brandon Bond (113), Ashleigh Balestrero (126), Kelvin Paz (138), John Bahloul (145), Frank Berduo (160), Gerson Magana (171), Daniel Pena (195), Villalobos (220) and Jose Linan (heavyweight) all medaled at the tournament for the Patriots.
5. Which area teams have the potential to capture a Southern Section dual-meet title?
Crespi, which is ranked No. 6 in Div. IV, has a good chance with Briceno, Manzo, Romero and Juan Ortiz (at 170) anchoring; Thousand Oaks has a deep team and should also be in contention with Royal and Simi Valley for the Marmonte League title and Quartz Hill got a flood of new wrestlers and seems to always be in contention in Div. VI. Simi Valley is ranked No. 7 in Div. II despite graduating a strong group of seniors last season. Highland, positioned is No. 8 Div. IV and La Ca?ada is ranked No. 4 in Div. VI.
1. Crespi
2. San Fernando
3. Birmingham
4. Royal
5. Thousand Oaks
6. Highland
7. Quartz Hill
8. Westlake
9. Simi Valley
10. Sylmar
Joshua Adad, El Camino Real
Taylor Amic, Royal
John Bahloul, Birmingham
Blayne Briceno, Crespi
Enrique Castillo, Alemany
Josh Cortes, Thousand Oaks
Devin Duarte, Newbury Park
Arashdeep Gill, Chaminade
Andrew Hemphill, Alemany
Adrian Manzo, Crespi
Sergio Mendez, San Fernando
Sohrab Movahedi, Granada Hills
Ali Naser, El Camino Real
Nick Ojeda, Quartz Hill
Alfredo Orozco, Alemany
Juan Ortiz, Crespi
Josh Schwartz, Quartz Hill
Tristan Shannon, Lancaster
Andrew Simmons, Highland
Travis Skidmore, Royal
Richie Vaillancourt, Moorpark
Manuel Villalobos, Birmingham
Colton Wegrzyn, Royal
Darren Fuentes, Granada Hills
Deric Ginther, Royal
Aubrey Jackson, Alemany
Jonny Parada, San Fernando
Matt Thompson, Moorpark
Jacob Cano, Simi Valley
Randon Miranda, Quartz Hill
Kelvin Paz, Birmingham
Josh Romero, Crespi
Khalil Swinson, Alemany
Saturday: Eagle Invitational, Lancaster High
Dec. 22: Megatron, L.A. Convention Center
Dec. 28-29: Tournament of Champions, Tustin High
Dec. 29: Gold Coast Classic, Camarillo High
Jan. 4-5: Doc Buchanan, Clovis High
Jan. 18-19: CIT, Morro Bay High; Five Counties, Fountain Valley High
Jan. 28: B.I.V., Chaminade High
Feb. 4: Marmonte, Golden, Mission League finals
Feb. 9: Southern Section dual-meet championships
Feb 15-16: Southern Section individual finals
Feb 22-23: Southern Section Masters meet at Temecula Valley; City Section finals at Roybal Learning Center
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Field Notes: Cross Vegas
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Welcome to Cross Vegas. Everything shiny and new was lined up in Las Vegas when the gun went off last Wednesday. New helmets, new glasses and skinsuits, new mint-colored pedals to clip into and new steeds to race around the dry grass circuit. The bicycle industry has welcomed the reprieve that this race offers each year. A chance to let go and give out a shout for the men and women that we support throughout the year. Gabby Durrin and Jeremy Powers took to the start for Team Rapha-FOCUS in another star-studded edition of the race.
With the excitement surrounding the race — and the continued progress in bringing their European counterparts to compete in these parts — it is easy to see why Cross Vegas continues to be one of the most hyped and sought after wins each year. The addition of Sven Nys to the men's race added another mouthwatering layer to this race cake. The Belgian rider made his announcement to move to Trek Bicycles in 2014 a few weeks back and it seemed to overshadow anything else coming out of Vegas. Well, that and the seemingly never-ending debate over disc versus cantilever braking systems.
But it would be apt to say from our end that the season has kicked off with a great start. Both Jeremy Powers and Gabby Durrin are in top form, taking their great results at Cross Vegas (Powers 2nd, Durrin 7th) and capitalizing on them after two short days of rest to compete in Madison, Wisconsin.
But where is Nuke?
The one missing from the bunch is Zach McDonald. We would be lying if we didn't think that great ride against Jonathan Page at Nationals in Madison was just a warm-up to another spectacular season. However, a few slight health issues have derailed the beginning of Zach's season before it could even start. Hopefully we will see some action from the wheelie-riding McDonald shortly, as stints in both the UK and Japan are already listed on his schedule. Stay tuned.
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Jeremy Powers - 2nd
Gabby Durrin - 7th
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1. Jeremy Powers (Rapha-FOCUS)
2. Ryan Trebon (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com)
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Day One - Women:
1. Elle Anderson - (Cal-Giant Specialized)
2. Gabby Durrin - (Rapha-FOCUS)
3. Caroline Mani (Raleigh-Clement)
Day Two - Men:
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2. Tim Johnson (Cannodale-Cyclocrossworld.com)
3. Yannick Eckman (Cal-Giant)
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1. Elle Anderson (Cal-Giant)
2. Meredith Miller (Cal-Giant)
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This small hotel is placed in the center of Viterbo, behind the city walls, among hundreds narrow streets. 5 min walk to bus station, 10 min to the Pope's Palace, anyway all sightseeing are behind walls and maximum 20 minutes walking. Poor breakfast, TOO SMALL shower cabin, bad noise isolation, wi-fi presents only in lobby - all this is compensated... More
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This third edition is a new and updated version of the highly popular reference book, which offers parents an easy-to-use reference guide to the law on all aspects of children's education in Scotland. Covering the key pieces of legislation, it is a valuable source of reference for parents, teachers and advisers in dealings with the educational system. It will help readers to understand and deal with the sorts of decisions, difficulties or problems they may be faced with throughout their child's education.
76 different educational topics, all organised alphabetically, are covered in this A to Z. The guide aims to equip parents, young people and their advisers with the information they need to get the best out of the education system, whilst helping teachers and head-teachers to become familiar with the legal framework in which they work.
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Revised edition (replaces 9780114973186) incorporating changes since the previous edition in 2004 and including the latest Scottish Schools (Parental Involvement) Act 2006.
Easy-to-use guide: alphabetised by topics.
Accessible and good value.
Extent | 320 pages | ISBN | 9780114973469 |
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A legislative audit of the 2010 finances of the city of Bryant has been referred to the office of Saline County Prosecuting Attorney Ken Casady. On Monday, Casady confirmed the accuracy of this statement and said, "It is too early for me to say who might be at fault or if criminal charges will follow, but we are looking into what the audit referred to us."
The Bauxite Lady Miners held the Pulaski Robinson Lady Senators to six points in the second half in defeating them 48-24 in 7-4A conference action on Tuesday at Fred Dawson Gym in Bauxite.
"Defensively, I didn't think we played bad," Bauxite Coach Josh Harrison said. "We were out of position a few times, especially in the press. I thought we did a pretty decent job of scrambling and hustling defensively. Out of the press, we had some people out of position and a few people not rotating quick enough. They got a few deep passes and some easy shots there early."
Bobby Carl Spencer, 76, of Benton, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 10. He was born Sept. 29, 1935, to the late Dennis and Helen (Bryan) Spencer in Benton. He loved spending time with his children and grandchildren, who loved him dearly. He enjoyed woodworking, fishing, and taking his dogs, DeDe and Gypsy, to the lake. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by one brother, Ray Spencer, and one sister, Winnie Spencer.
Joseph Harvey Yielding, 74, of Alexander, passed away Nov. 25, 2011. He was born Jan. 22, 1937, in California. He was a decorated veteran of the U.S. Air Force and a dedicated employee of American Airlines for 30 years. He was preceded in death by his parents, Jesse Walker and Ruth Gates Yielding; and two brothers, Cecil and Robert Yielding. He is survived by his sons, Joe Yielding and Shelby Yielding of Alexander; a sister, Ethel Bodary of Michigan; and a brother, Kenneth Yielding of Michigan.
Sherry Nell Taylor Westerman, 68, of Baton Rouge, La., formerly of Benton, went to be with our Lord on Jan. 6. She was born in Fordyce on Sept. 11, 1943. She was a registered nurse. Sherry was preceded in death by her mother and stepfather, Christine and Raymond DeLoach; her father, Waymon Taylor of Benton; her grandparents, Ed and Bessie West of Benton and Robert and Emma Taylor of Dallas County.
Dr. Paul Hogue Jr., 88, of Benton, passed away peacefully on Jan. 9. He was born in Paron on Jan. 4, 1924. to Frank P. Sr. and Lyda Roberts Hogue.Â
Doris L. Hilligas, 80, of Bauxite died Monday, Jan. 9. She was born Aug. 27, 1931 in Fox. Doris was a homemaker She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Dica Ramsey; and a son, Larry Hilligas. She is survived by her husband, Earl Hilligas of Bauxite; sthree ons, Bob Hilligas of Bauxite. Steve Hilligas of Arizona and Eddie Hilligas of Bauxite; a daughter, Bonnie Moss of Damascus; a sister, Terri Hess of California; 12 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.Â
Carrol Dee Davis, 59, of Traskwood, went home to be with the Lord Jan. 7. He was born Aug. 4, 1952, in Pine Bluff, to Thomas Davis and Maxine (Davis) Sherrill. Carroll graduated from Harmony Grove High School and was an employee at Sears for 38 years. He was a member of Victory Baptist Church. Carroll was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Davis and wife Nora; and two brother-in-laws, Mike Patterson and Tommy Samples.
On Jan. 5 the Bryant City Council voted unanimously to overturn the resignation of the city's finance manager, Gary Hollis, which had been requested by Mayor Jill Dabbs. The following day, Dabbs hit the airwaves of Central Arkansas to make her case during an interview at a Little Rock radio station. In addition to Hollis' resignation, Dabbs had asked for and received the resignation of City Attorney Nga Mauhfouz. Both tendered the resignations on Dec. 30, 2010.
Oscar Lee Lowe, 84, of Benton died Friday, Jan. 6, 2012. He was born Nov. 2, 1927, in Lubbock, Texas. Oscar was retired from Reynolds Metals Co., a Mason of Lodge No. 34 in Benton, and a Navy veteran of World War II and the Korean War. He was a Baptist by faith, but regularly attended Parkview United Methodist Church in Benton. He was preceded in death by his parents, William Lowe and Audrey Henry Cook; his wife of 62 years, Bobbie Lowe; a sister, Patricia Ann Cook; and a brother, Billy Joe Lowe.


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Best Gullah food around. All the rice dishes are great, especially the gullah rice. Fried chicken almost as good as my mommas.
How can you review a place if you didn't eat there, didn't mention the beer/cocktails and your only criticism is that you can't use the prepaid car at the bar?
Get a life.
Bear Down! In town for business, this Chicago style sports bar is a must see!
Manny's Mediterranean Cafe on George St has the best Gyros I have had in years - fresh and delicious - a must. Great service and a very comfortable experience - can't wait to go back for more
I would disregard any review written during restaurant week... kind of a given there.
Cypress is excellent. Been going there since they opened and it is always a favorite, even when new and great places open.
Awesome Bar! Fantastic bartenders, and always make people feel welcomed!
The Caprese Grilled Cheese is one of the best sandwiches in Charleston.
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Bacco is my go-to Italian restaurant in the Charleston area. I have been there many times and have never been disappointed by the food, drinks, or service. I tend to be very picky with Italian food, after living in Italy for a short time. Chef Michael is an expert at recreating and reinventing many of the traditional Italian dishes I love. I especially enjoy his ability to prepare perfect hand made pasta cooked Al dente, as it should be. His main courses are also quite amazing, and we look forward to creative specials like the seared lamb neck. While you are there, make sure you give the home made limoncello a try. I look forward to my next visit. Ciao!
What a great local! So happy that there is a place on Johns Island to enjoy an after-work beer in a friendly pub. Bartender and owner Gerry is a gem, treats his customers as friends, and is a craftsman with the cocktails, too. Hard to drive past it on your way home without stopping for a pint!
Seanachai is a great little pub on Johns Island. Great staff with nice craft beers and Irish whiskey selection, with good live music every week.
Everything I have ever thought less of Charleston for has finally arrived. Thank goodness for these retro hippie amazingly creative individuals. I will never leave unless you don't stay. THEALLEY CHARLESTON
Apparently this is the best kept secrect in Hanahan/North Charleston. From the road it looks like a dive bar/restaurant but inside it's not at all. A buddy of mine told me I should go in there on a Wednesday and try their steak special (10oz. for $8.95 with salad, french fries or baked potato). This may be the best deal going in town and the sorrounding area! You definitely won't be dissappointed and the waitstaff was great!
I really wish I lived closer to Castaway's because it is such a chill, spacious bar for happy hour or to grab a bite. They have the usual pub fare but fancy it up with pasta dishes and a pork chop entree. I always make sure to go once a month on the Tuesday when they have a stand up comedy night. I'm usually not a big fan of stand up, especially when I'm not familiar with the comedians because I hate when I have to force myself to awkwardly laugh, but I've been three times and they've never disappointed! It doesn't hurt that they have super cheap beer and a $2 vodka special. I'd highly recommend!!
Wow! On Saturday night we had one of the best meals we've ever had in Charleston at Al Di La.
Wow. Al di la is hands down the best Italian food in Charleston. Great food, atmosphere, and staff. Highly recommend the pork and lamb dishes while you are there paired with something from their wine menu. SO GOOD. This restaurant will definitely be a repeat visit on my next trip to Charleston.
Back home is an awesome place for great food and drinks. very friendly staff and a good place to just let go!!! Im a former employee of the bar i quit about two months ago. I go back for drinks once in a while and will continue to go. please everyone help thisw bar continue to be one of the only good places in WEST ASHLEY TO HAVE FUN @. cheese curds are awesome but i hated making them. Good luck guys. GO G-MEN!!!!!
I was shocked to find out how cool HoB was, especially since it was right down in Mt Pleasant. This place is a craft beer lovers heaven, wrapped up in a locals bar. First of all, if you are looking for a normal drinking establishment, you are in the wrong place. This is a house, converted into a bottle shop and bar. They have a nice list of rotating taps, along with two bedrooms full of bottles. Feel free to pick out any bottle you want, and they can have it chilled and served in a few minutes. Prices are fair, especially for Mt P. What really makes this place special is the atmosphere. The owner is the bartender, and you will not find a nicer guy. He cares about his customers and wants to personally meet every one of them (first name bases kind of thing). The house-like atmosphere really pushes you to meet and converse with strangers, as you sip on fine ales. The back and side yards are set up with fire barrels and seating, as well as a stage for live acts. With many positives, we must also discuss the negatives. My only main issue is the hours, which isn't the owner's fault. They close at 10pm, mainly due to the fact that they are in a residential area. I hear that one of the neighbors doesn't like them (for no good reason), and complains quite often. The early closing time can be a letdown if you are a late dinner kind of person looking for an after dinner beer. Despite the early closing, it is still an awesome place to hang out and enjoy some brews with friends.
CPH is my go to Mt P dinner spot on most weekends. The food is consistently good and the tap beer selection tends to be the best in town (in most cases). I have probably tried every burger on the menu, and they are all delicious. I usually order my burgers rare, and am never disappointed. This quality of beef was not meant to be ordered well done. So damn juicy! The lamb sliders are fantastic, but I found out they can also make you a Big Lamb (full sized lamb burger) which takes it to another level. The truffle fries are evil, with that perfect touch of salty truffle oil flavor and a light sprinkle of Parmesan. Lately, I have been ordering the Fish and Chips, as they seem to know how to do that dish better than most places around CHS. My only complaint is that the beer prices can occasionally be on the high side, but it doesn't deter me from ordering a few brews before and during dinner. If you love burgers and craft beer, CPH should be your new home.
I love this bar best wings in town..ya ya some people don't like but my dad alawys told me you piss somone off then they tell 15 people it sucks.. and if its good youll tell a person. That being said its a fun place to go with good food. :)


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In response to the current drought conditions, USDA Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack has authorized emergency grazing and haying beginning August 2, 2012, on eligible Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) acres for counties designated as abnormally dry or worse according to the US Drought Monitor.
The emergency haying authorization for eligible Wisconsin counties becomes effective August 2, 2012, and ends August 31, 2012. The emergency grazing authorization becomes effective August 2, 2012, and ends September 30, 2012. Producers must request and receive approval from the Marathon County Farm Service Agency before haying or grazing CRP.
The counties that will be eligible for emergency haying and grazing as of August 2 are in addition to the 12 counties that have received approval to begin grazing CRP acres immediately.
"Eligible producers who are interested in emergency haying or grazing of CRP must request approval from the FSA County Offices before haying or grazing eligible acreage," said Matthew Peplinski, Marathon County Executive Director. "It is required for producers to obtain a modified conservation plan from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) that includes haying and grazing requirements," he said.
To determine if a county falls under the eligible D0 or higher drought designation, producers can visit the U.S. Drought Monitor site at http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu or contact your local USDA Service Center.
On July 11, 2012, Secretary Vilsack announced that the 25 percent CRP payment reduction will be reduced to 10 percent for all 2012 emergency haying and grazing authorizations in order to provide greater flexibility to farmers and ranchers during difficult times.
For more information and to request approval for emergency grazing of CRP acres contact the Marathon County FSA at 715-848-2330 or visit the Farm Service Agency website: www.fsa.usda.gov.


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Port et manutention : 6,99 $
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Lovely Bargain
Par Admirer of Attention to Detail
de Alberta
I honestly can't understand the negative comments about this item. All I can think of is that the original price point was perhaps off the mark and people couldn't appreciate the value. At the current price, this is certainly an incredibly great buy. After the taupe one arrived, I ordered it in two more colours. It's soft and looks very nice on, either with pants or a dress.
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Not at this price!!!
Par Sandi
de Newmarket
Never would I pay this much money for a shoddy, cheap cardigan never mind the original price. I ordered two and although I loved the colors of both, the material was extremely cheap and looked cheap too. Also the cardi's arrived with visible snags and in the time it took to try them on and package them back up I had caught them both on my ring and bracelet.Not for me and certainly not at this price! Sorry.
Par Apple Princess
de Toronto
The fit of the cardigan is quite nice, but I wish they would have used a softer material.
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This sweater is okay.
Par SHANNON
de GARIBALDI HIGHLANDS
I was torn on the purchase of this sweater. The sweater fits well, is light weight and I do like the 3/4 sleeve. My only issue is that the material is a tad scratchy and catches quite easily on things. This I find frustrating. I will keep this sweater and make sure to wear it with caution.
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Good enough to keep
Par TSC "Regular"
de Waterloo, Ontario
I liked the light weight and the fit of this garment...it covers a multitude of figure flaws. However I was disappointed it wasn't made in Canada. I am worried that it is a bit flimsy and won't stand up to washing well. It was hard to get the wrinkles out. I also found the ties looked sloppily attached and needed reinforcement. You shouldn't have to do that with a designer sweater of this price!
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Love the look
Par shfwilf
I love this cardigan and have received many compliments when I wear it. I purchased this in the taupe when it was the showstopper. It give such a romantic look whether tied or not it can be worn both casual with jeans or with work pants. I tend to wear mine untied and overwrap the edges. It is the perfect weight for spring days and cool summer evenings.
Good and stylish
Par Anna
de Saskatoon
I love this cardigan,ordered it in all 5 colours. Love its fit; it goes very well with BB longer tanks (bought in 2011) and his marvellous pipe pants I bought in 2012
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Brian Balley Ruffle Trim Cardigan
Par TK
de Calgary, Alberta
From the moment I took this cardigan out of the box I LOVED IT!!! It fit me like a glove, the color was fantastic (olive green) and it felt so nice on. The material is wonderful. You can wear this on a warm fall day or on a cool summers night. I wish I had ordered it in purple and if there are any left I'll order one.Brian has a way of making a woman feel sexy and I always feel that way when I wear his great clothing. He's got a great pulse on what is going on "now" and thank you for that Brian. I look forward to seeing more of your collection soon!My very best regards,Ms. Terry
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Not what I expected
Par Cheryl
I ordered these in purple, taupe, and black in size small thinking that I would have a colour to go with many of my outfits. With that being said, the fit was good, but the quality was not good. As mentioned by others, the ties are very sloppy; poorly attached and frayed. One tie looked like it was ready to come off. I didn't think that I should have to fix these myself or pay additional money to have someone else to fix these ties. I paid for these thinking I was getting good quality. Therefore, I returned all 3.
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Par Carol
de Guelph,On.
This garment is very poorly made. I would much prefer to pay more for a MADE IN CANADA quality product. I feel as someone else said, it seems there is no quality control. I would not purchase another item from this line unless it is Canadian made.Having said that, I do like the style but it is hard to get past the shoddy workmanship which will need repair in order to wear.


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WHEN John and Dominique de Menil built the first great Modernist house in Texas, in 1950, not everyone was thrilled. ''It was bewildering,'' said Anderson Todd, one of the few Modernist architects in Houston at the time. ''Most people in Houston knew nothing about Philip Johnson or Mies van der Rohe or Le Corbusier. This wasn't a house -- it was a dental office or a Laundromat.''
The de Menils put the house -- a long, flat-roofed, one-story building of brick, steel and glass -- in the fashionable River Oaks neighborhood, with its antebellum mansions and Tudor-style piles with manicured lawns. It was designed by Johnson, then a 42-year-old disciple of Mies just starting his own practice while building his legendary Glass House in New Canaan, Conn.
One cabdriver saw the de Menils' windowless facade and asked, ''What is this, a clinic?'' Deliverymen pulled up to the front door, assuming it was the service entrance.
Even their own children had reservations. ''I was very embarrassed,'' said Christophe de Menil, the oldest of the couple's five children. ''It was just so different. And my sister Adelaide speaks of being too embarrassed to have friends over.''


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ive had braces for four years and was hoping to get them off next time and the douchebag tells me my teeth arent ready. i really didnt see the need for braces in the first place my teeth were just as straight as there are today, like my teeth cannot be any straighter. im really starting to get pissed off and if there not off by summer im going to force him to take them off.
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Posted 04 April 2006 - 10:32 PM
LOL. I had braced for 2 years. Man I had a great orthadonist. I had the worst teeth ever. I mean extra teeth in the wrong place. MY two front teeth got shoved to the side and to extra were in their place. He pulled them out and used the braces to pull in my front teeth. And now they can't be any straighter. Now I have a retainer. But 4 years? And still not ready. I could barely take 2 years.
Posted 05 April 2006 - 05:37 PM
i had them for 2, then they said the same thing to me(couldn't get them off yet) so i had them for 2 more years and i am getting them off in a month now.
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I got them in January, and I'd hate going 4 years and more with them. I hate how you can always feel food you ate and stuff, and one time I was flossing, and particles from a thing I ate a week ago came out.
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[edit] Using UEStudio 9, latest version as of this date.
I have a large makefile project that is *never* going to be built from within UEStudio... it just can't work. That's no problem, I'll just build it by invoking with command lines.
But UEStudio seems to require that I build my project before it will actually start the debugger. Whenever I issue the Start Debugger command, it insists that it must first build the project. I want a project because I also want to use the CTAGs feature, but would like to ignore the build steps.
So the question is, is there any way to get UEStudio to just start WinDbg with the path and parameters that I specify, and *ignore* the build step entirely? Just start the darn debugger no matter what the state of the project is, build wise!
I just want to use UEStudio for the debug\edit portion of the dev cycle, and the building will be all outside UEStudio. This seems like it should be simple, but maybe it was designed so that it isn't possible to do this?
I'm a new user, evaluating whether to buy, and the integrated debugging is a major feature for me. If I could debug and edit inside the UEStudio IDE, kick off an external build, then restart the debugger with the new binary, that would just rock.
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While most enterprises use the platforms, many still struggle to create a social media strategy, with proper governance, workflows and employee roles.
In this roundup of the top enterprise content management (ECM) software for 2013, Microsoft, IBM and Hyland Software were among the standouts.
Take a tour of various hurdles that IT professionals must face when implementing enterprise resource planning projects with this ERP infographic.
Oracle Database 12c, Fusion Applications and Hyperion are some of the topics that hit home with SearchOracle readers in 2013.
Better integration is a main reason for ERP installations. But that doesn't mean the problems will miraculously end at go-live.
From questions about SAP Business Suite on HANA, to perceptions that BW and HANA are merging, here are the most-read SearchSAP stories of 2013.
Companies save themselves headaches by automating production processes using SAP Backflush and Automatic Goods Receipt functions, writes Jawad Akhtar.
Machine-to-machine technology is big news these days. But how does M2M technology, along with SAP analytics, enable 'smart vending'?
To meet the needs of mobile application development, existing Hadoop applications should be used.
Data mining social media can help businesses gather crucial information. This article gives advice to developers who want to get started.
Failure to properly document API development is a key problem Mashery's Delyn Simons frequently hears of.
Can SQL combine tables where the values don't relate to one another? One expert says it's difficult unless you redesign the tables.
SQL Server expert Denny Cherry shows how code can be used to the same effect as a SQL PIVOT statement.
Practical tips about SQL Server 2012 dominate the list of top SQL Server stories on SearchSQLServer this year.


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