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The structure of fixed telecommunication networks currently undergoes significant changes. More and more applications/services (e-mail, video, fixed and mobile phone telephony,...) are realised using a logical IP/MPLS routing layer on top of a physical optical transport layer. Network operators have to design their networks in an efficient way such as to satisfy customers' demands with high quality at reasonable cost. The design of a two-layer network consists of planning a topology for both layers, dimensioning hardware (e.g., routers and cross-connects) and link capacities, and routing communication demands. Also survivability constraints have to be respected in the planning process in order to account for cable cuts or equipment failures. Due to the lack of better planning methods, the two layers have usually been planned one after the other in the past, although there are strong interdepencies between them. The existing mathematical models for an integrated planning of both layers are very hard to solve to optimality using conventional solution approaches. In a first phase (at the time with Siemens), this project aimed at enhancing existing models and algorithms by multi-layer aspects in order to reduce computation times. This goal was achieved by using advanced model reduction techniques and by adapting established cutting planes known from single-layer network planning to the multi-layer context. In a second phase (now with Nokia Siemens Networks), the goal was to extend the solution methods to large-scale two-layer networks with 50-70 nodes and survivability constraints. For such large planning instances, it is out of question to just apply a black-box mixed-integer programming solver because of the huge linear programs and the enormous computation times. We have developed problem-specific enhancements to a branch-and-cut-and-price approach to compute feasible network configurations with a quality guarantee. | |
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Wonderful Dinner! Many thanks to our server, David, who made our evening exceptional and offered perfect suggestions for both food and wine. We brought some friends in who are from out of town, and they just raved about it as well! Food and service were A+++! Thanks DeNovo for a great night!
Yes, it costs more for the "finer things". The problem is often times you pay more and don't feel you are getting the "finer things". At De Novo we did. We had a party of 8 and our server was David. He was great, very attentive and had all the info on drinks and specials. The starters were perfect for sharing and everyone enjoyed their meal. Yes it took some time for each course to come out but it is supposed to. That's what happens when the kitchen is actually cooking your food and not just reheating it. Very trendy, much larger inside than it would appear. Perfect for a romantic night of two and a large celebration of 8 or more.
This was my first visit to DiNovo for dinner (have had lunch there several times) and it was outstanding. Our waiter was funny and quite charming. He did a great job with our party of seven.
We wanted to sit close to the Jazz. It was noisy, but still enjoyed it. We had a bit of a time getting bread at first. The scallops were wonderful.
DeNovo's did not disappoint for our second visit. The food was excellently prepared and the staff is ALWAYS welcoming. With open table reservations, we got seated instantly. Highly recommend this venue to anyone looking for top shelf food with top notch service.
This was a great place to eat before enjoying Wicked in downtown Columbus!! Great food and ambiance.
Great good. Great service. Nice crowd late, after Wicked. Would go back in a minute.
Very good food. More than Ample Portions, appropriate for higher priced entrees.
A new menu at De Novo with more variety. Each of us had either double appetizer or appetizer/sandwich and dessert. Everything was very good. Our server Nicki made certain we were out with plenty of time to get to theater. This was our third time with her as server and she is outstanding. De Novo has proven to be a great addition to limited downtown dining.
Exceptionally friendly and knowledgeable staff made for a great start. Food was excellent. Egg nog brûlée topped wonderful meal and waiter made sure we were out in time for show without feeling rushed!
I have been to DeNovo several times and consistency is always the word that comes to mine. Consistently great! The crab stuffed quail was fantastic. As was the grilled watermelon salad.
The food here is so different and so spectacular. The decor is beautiful. I recommend it for anyone who is downtown.
Four of us shared appetizers and dinners. Everything was excellent. The Chilian Sea Bass and Kangaroo appetizers were amoung our favorite dishes. We were served by Johnathon who is a gem. He knows both the menu and the wine menu well and was able to describe his recommendations. We would definitely go back...and definitely will recommend to others.
A coworker recommended deNovo after she had drinks there this past weekend. I had some business associates in town from Chicago and I suggested we try it out. The interior space was awesome...trendy, but not over the top. Great lighting and use of space. The server was attentive and provided some recommendations from the menu that we tried. The phone was also outstanding. My meat needed absolutely no seasoning...which is rare. Everyone in our party enjoyed the experience and I'll definintely be back.
I have eaten here on four occasions. Recently, I had a reservation on a Friday night for myself and my date. We arrived about fifteen minutes early but were seated right away. There is valet as well as limited street parking and a public parking garage within a block of this restaurant. We opted for the Spicy Ahi Tuna Cups to start. My date had the Scallops and I had the Crab Crusted Sea Bass. The appetizer was great and my Sea Bass was cooked to perfection. The portions were just right and we both opted for after dinner drinks instead of desserts. I really like the ambiance at this restaurant. It is never too crowded or loud and is not far from other establishments or entertainment venues in the city.
I just love this place! The food is delicious, well balanced and beautifully plated. The service is outstanding with the staff taking care of us as if we were life long friends. Don't miss an opportunity to visit this beautiful restaurant. It is one my favorites!
This was my second time visiting deNovo. I took my daughter and her roommate to de Novo as a treat before school started. Jason was our server and was one of the best I have encountered. The food is indescribably exceptional, witheach plate standing on its own as a masterpiece. We all sampled each other's appetizers, entrees and desserts. The only sound after each bite was "mmmmm" or "oh my god that is delectable." We tried the seared watermelon, crab cakes and mixed salad, lobster Mac n cheese, kangaroo, de Novo pasta and sea bass. We finished with a classic cheese plate, creme brûlée and cheese cake. This restaurant is worth every penny spent. I look forward to visiting here again when my wife and I come to Columbus to visit our daughter.
Very nice restaurant with a great menu. The tomato soup is the best I had ever had. The Kangaroo, is similar to venison, but how it is served is spicy from the coating of pepper. The staff is very attentive. There is a large dining space in the rear of the restaurant although we sat in the front half. I was under the impression there would be some live jazz being performed, but must have misunderstood. This is a romantic place for dining, and along with the unique menu, it will be a destination place for many.
Amazing restaurant! We had a brunch for a birthday celebration and the entire dining experience was phenomenal.
We were there on a Sunday evening of a holiday weekend. Besides the table that we were using, the restaurant only had a half a dozen other tables full. The wait staff was jovial and kept asking if we need anything. He was very pleasant but he should have picked up that we needed more utensils or clean plates. He immediately got the tools after we told him. The food was amazing. We had a couple from Denver and they even said that it ranked with restaurants in their big city. Every dish was better than the other. We had trout, pork chops, bison, and the kangaroo. We have been there several times before and we have always come away thinking it is the best place in town.
The food was fabulous and interesting. Waiter was perfect in attentiveness. My special request made as part of the reservation was graciouly accommodated. The music was really loud. We sat in the front of the restaurant which was probably the least noisy and it was just barely tolerable. However, I have to admit our group was in their 50's and 60's, so we are probably not their target customer.
Great food and atmosphere. Unique preparations prepared well.
That would be me, when I left. Food was excellent, nice atmosphere. Service was flawless.
I have trouble finding anything to eat that's somewhat healthy, and I always have to default to the scallops.
Lovely restaurant with great food and good drinks. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
The wait staff is fantastic, and does everything to make your visit special. Live music has always been classy and a perfect addition to the ambiance.
The food was amazing, and the service provided by our server, Pam, was spectacular. Overall, it was a wonderful night and we look forward to our next visit.
I took my parents here to celebrate their birthday. We had a "rock-star" table and the food was amazing! My folks loved their brunch entrees and were so impressed with the flavors that they want to try dinner. Our sever, Mikey, was terrific. Her service was really relaxing and we didn't feel rushed. There was plenty of time between courses and made some great recommendations.
What I knew of De Novo was only what I had read in other reviews, but it was close to our hotel and the Ohio Theater, where we were going afterwards, so I took a flyer and tried it out. We were not disappointed! The host was welcoming, the server was knowledgeable and pleasant. The atmosphere was wonderful. The portions were plentiful. My only suggestion is that they add more vegetarian choices to the menu. Even though they were able to accommodate my wife, it would be better if they were able to list it and save having to ask. But I'm not complaining--just making an observation. We will certainly be back when we are in the Columbus area.
They loved the food, ambience and host. It was an exceptional evening.
Enjoyable Evening And I was Amazed At How Relaxed I Felt. Soft piano and Vocals Set The Pace A relaxing eveningt. WeStarted Our Mea lwith Appetizers And Bread. My Friend Ordered The Chefs Special Of Lamb Chop And I Ordered The Sea Bass Which Was Very Tasty. On A Side Note Valet parking for 5.00 which alleviates parking concerns.
I just went for the first time and loved it. The food was spectacular, the service was stellar, and the ambiance is great. It was a great experience and I've already told everyone I know that they should go.
De Novo is very convenient for before or after a show at the Ohio Theater or Riffe Center. The servers have personality, but aren't pushy. Always a nice group of people there, but easy to get a table. It's deceptively large - long and narrow, and well laid out. What needs some improvement is the menu. Too much experimentation here. Sometimes that works, but other times... They need to have some innovative items, but also a few really good classics with a little zing, not weirdness. A $30+ entree has to be really special, and they aren't quite there. On the other hand, there is a good variety to choose from the rest of the menu, and we had a decent meal and a great time there. We'll be back to see how it continues to develop.
The winner and still champion of Columbus dining is De Novo
My group was running quite a bit behind. Thank goodness for a great host and excellent servers who kept me company while I waited. Never made me feel I was "taking up space", even though I had a primo table at a primo time. The food was excellent also. We all chatted about the ambiance and how well we loved the decor. Will be back for sure.
While visiting Columbus chose this awesome restaurant from open table, everything was great! From the appetizers , the salad, entree to the wine list. Great find in Columbus, I will go again on my next visit.
Great décor. Unusual entrees with wonderful flavors. Great wait staff.
Third time here and food has always been great. Eclectic menu which changes.
We were a party of 13 and Mathew took very good care of us. We had a wonderful time.
great service! great food! I am gluten free and while their menu was not marked- they were so helpful and were able to be flexible and accommodating!
After so many years wishing for great small, available dining spots for pre or post BalletMet or ProMusica events this was a terrific discovery. Friend noted the brunches are super and well priced so we tried it for dinner. Thrilled with the food, ambience, selection, and our server, Pam, and the attention to our time. Can't wait to go back!
OK the food was quite good and the staff was fun. I don't normally get excited about salads but I tasted the house salad and it was one of the best I've ever had. The appetizers were a little small but then again this isn't Applebees. I had a steak which was AWESOME! I definitely want to go back. I also want to see how this restaurant matures when all those apartments open across the street. I sat in the back where it was a little more quiet but the energy up front was cool and not too loud.
We had dinner with a group of family and friends after a show at the Riffe and we loved it. I love that they're kitchen is open late while still in the downtown/columbus commons area where lots of restaurants don't stay open. The style and ambiance was great; very unique, rustic, yet crafty. The food was delicious!
This place was a great find. The ambiance and decor were warm and romantic, and the live jazz music added charm and elegance to the scene. Our server and the bar staff were knowledgeable, friendly, professional and efficient. The mahi mahi bahn mi and the beef tongue ruben were top notch and great with the parmesan truffle fries. They know what they're doing here when it comes to food. My only complaint was that the hostess was a mess. She was new on the job and management should not have let her run the show on her own. She didn't know how to greet guests, how to get our names so she could monitor our wait, and she didn't understand how to manage the table rotations. Not a good first impression for the restaurant.
I enjoyed a tasty brunch with my visiting brother and sister-in-law as well as my children at Dr Novo. Staff seated us in a back room but were very attentive. My brother enjoyed the kangaroo and the rest of us liked our more traditional brunch offerings - egg benedict, banana pancakes and waffles.
This was our 5th time to De Novo and the best in all respects: Ambience always energetic but somehow more comfortably energetic this time, and the food and service were both 2 steps up from our 1st visit. Sit in back if you want conversation, or in front if looking for a party atmosphere.
We went to De Novo before a Catco show. Service was well timed for the theater - quick enough to give us time, not so fast as to feel rushed. We were in the back room which was fine, a bit quieter and still a nice setting. All of the food was exceptional, even the salad (poached apples, who knew they would be so good with greens?). Pumpkin & ginger bisque and steak flatbread were highlights. We're looking forward to a return visit!
We enjoyed a wonderful Thanksgiving brunch at DeNovo. Our party of four greatly enjoyed the brunch buffet and there was something there for everyone. It was a smartly designed menu which was interesting and delicious. The wait staff was friendly and attentive.
We really enjoyed the Thanksgiving buffet at DeNovo. The decor and ambience were fabulous, and the staff was more than gracious considering they were working a holiday and the place was jam-packed with people. There was a nice assortment of hot and cold food options, most of which were delicious. As on any buffet, there were a couple of items that missed the mark with us, but that were probably just perfect for someone else's taste. Overall, we were very happy with our choice for the holiday.
None of us had time, energy, ability, or inclination to cook the Big Meal this year. Researched where to go in Columbus for Thanksgiving with aging Mom & step father. Choose De Nova, adhere we had great meals, previously. What a good choice!


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Wondering if anyone has installed A/C in a 54 Hornet and not used an electric fan? Am considering moving the radiator (3 row core) forward to gain room for an electric, but still looks more than a little tight to get it in. Any thoughts and experience would be appreciated.
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If it is realy an issue there are remote condensers available to go under the floor of the car.They have a flat coil and mounting tabs with a fan mounted to them. The HotRod guys use them and you see them on the back of the cab on over the road trucks.
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A member in our Chapter has a '54 with A/C and I believe the condenser and pusher electric fan are mounted in front of the radiator....He doesnt use the electric fan until engaging the A/C. -
Thanks for your help. Will see how much room I can gain to squeezer a pusher fan up front.
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You are lucky, as the 54's have plenty of room to put a pusher fan, but try the 51-52 and 53's. I got one in my 53 and it took a little wiggling. Run a seven (7) blade fan from an AMC with air or a Mercury with air. Works great. Walt.
Thanks Walt. I'll start looking for the AMC or Mercury fan blade. Tom
The AMC fan blade well bolt right on, while the Mercury one will need about 20 thousands of an inch removed from the outer part of the bolt holes. Center is like Hudson, 5/8 and slides right on and keeps it centered. I had mine done in a machine shop. Walt.
I seriously doubt that you will find room between the grille of a 54 and the radiator for a large enough electric fan. If you move the radiator forward, It will be impossible without cutting the grille pieces. The 54 has much less room then other models.
As to the fan..There are lots of six blade fans out there that are universal and can be installed with no alterations. however.. the flat blade so called "flex fans" I found to be LESS efficient than the stock four blade. The curved blade six blade from Speedway motors worked best and REALLY worked when i installed a home made shroud. No I don't have any pictures. By the time I got it all sorted out I was too exasperated to linger one more minute under that hood ! LOL -
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I can give you a couple of pics of my fan install if you like. 54 cpe, 3 core rad, but it's tight. I'm 6 volt no AC.
You should have plenty of room for condenser AND front-mount fan. I've got that setup on my '51 coupe. Had to replace the existing, larger elec. fan with a slightly smaller, low profile one to fit, but I've had absolutely no problems with overheating, even in 110 degree Texas summers.
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Prior to coaching, Baker started his playing career at Lovington High School where he got All-District and All-Regional honors. After graduation went to on to play at Lubbock Christian University where he attained All-Conference, All-State, and Tennis Champion awards.
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I work in a highly technical field (I do research on information security, aka ethical hacking), so it seems like a given that I would use a digitally-based GTD system.
I started GTD with a paper-based system to get the hang of the workflow, gradually moved to digital over the last couple of years with RTM, Google calendar, and an iPhone, but I'm strongly considering moving back to paper.
Benefits of computer-based GTD:
- my emails, meeting invites and references are right there, so I can link to them
- Archiving and searching abilities
- Just takes up less space in my purse
- Reoccurring meetings are easier to sync up
- It makes me feel all super-cool to pull out my iPhone
Benefits of pen and paper:
- Doesn't need batteries (I missed a meeting last week because my iPhone battery was dead when we were talking about scheduling it, and I never transferred it to electronic!!)
- Forces me to slow down and think about what I'm committing to as I'm writing
- Visually, it's easier to parse through a paper calendar
- I can put stickers and doodles on things, which is waaay more fun
- During weekly reviews, I can literally lay out all my lists and projects on a table to get a bigger picture
- When I've crossed off my entire list of next actions on a page, and there's one that's dangling, it's a an indicator that I've put everything else first - therefore, I've been procrastinating on it and should really act on it, clarify the action, or make a decision to move it to someday-maybe (vs. digital, where it's just one big list)
I guess, in general, I just feel more disconnected when I use a digital system. Oddly enough, I used to gauge my stress levels by my handwriting in my planner - if I started scribbling my NAs in cursive, it was a sign I needed to manage my projects and maybe shelve some commitments for a while. Am I crazy for thinking about moving back to paper? Am I looking back through rose-colored glasses here, or looking for perfection where it doesn't exist? Has anyone else gone through this?


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MARGARET DECKER DOES make a good point in that the faithful are perhaps HAPPIER then the Atheist because the faithful have something to believe in; AND to look forward to; that being ETERNAL SALVATION.
Eternal salvation IS the engine which drives Margaret's faith; meaning that without this BRIBE; the priest would have no CONTROL over Margaret.
Let's take a moment to ANALYZE Margaret's eternal salvation. (heaven)
Say you make it to heaven MARGARET. What about your best friend, or the man who saved your son's life in Viet nam, your sister, a brother, a beloved aunt, a parent, a loving spouse, the nice neighbor who always lent a helping hand.
How are you going to be happy in heaven; knowing that one of these is screaming over a slow fire in hell for all eternity?
After all. SOMEBODY'S mother is going to hell.
So you see: The whole concept of an afterlife is unworkable; because it is a SELFISH concept.
Unworkable unless those who make it to heaven are transformed into unfeeling, robots; unmoved by the sight of the neighborhood ice cream man screaming within a wall of flames.
The whole concept of an afterlife, the rapture; heaven; is unworkable.
So you see: Heaven doesn't exist. It can't; because the kind of people who are supposed to go there; wouldn't be happy.
Christianity is supposed to be about love; yet they told us everything there is to know about the pains of hell; and almost nothing about the rewards of heaven.
Have you ever thought about what you are going to do with yourself in heaven? Sit around with Jesus Christ all day?
You see: The difference between heaven and hell; -is that hell WORKS; heaven doesn't.
Nevertheless; it's all messianic rubbish Margaret; and the only reason Christianity "got off the ground" in the first place was because it was sold with a CANDY JAR containing eternal salvation.
However: I DO understand WHY you believe in your faith. What I DON'T understand is HOW any rational and intelligent person CAN believe it.
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Here's from me and from my -- That.
While I do not believe that did anything illegal.
Or ever thought I was doing anything illegal.
I did an awful awful lot that was wrong.
And there is no one else.
For my -- None of the people who came to court and testified.
Or responsible.
Nobody working for the government is responsible.
I am responsible.
If I wanna find the person.
Who should be held accountable for -- -- Honestly I don't have to go any further than the mere.
It's me.
It is me and me alone also want to say a word about my own children.
-- who really solid yet seen has been here every single day.
She has been here no matter -- No matter how awful and painful.
A lot of the evidence was for her.
Evidence about her dad.
Evidence about her mom.
-- she loves so so dearly.
That she never wants flinched.
He said -- -- I love you I'll be there for you no matter what.
And I'm so proud to have had her with me through all this process.
And then finally.
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They -- fourteen recently Emma Claire and Jack who just turned -- -- is I take care of every day.
And had not been able to see -- as much but I see him in the morning I get their breakfast ready.
Get off to spill and there we get home and that -- -- -- supper together.
And I love them both so.
Dearly and there's such an important part of every day of my live.
And then finally my precious win.
Who I love.
More than any of you could ever imagine.
And I am so close to and -- so grateful for.
So grateful for -- I'm grateful for All My Children.
Front of -- to straight men in America if Arenas if senator John Edwards off the hook at least for now.
The jury deadlock in on five charges in this campaign corruption trial and they acquitted him on one charge.
So I was edwards' first up after the judge declared a mistrial TV cameras.
The former presidential candidate jumped in front of the cameras and had lots to say -- -- panelists here.
Jim Hammer joins us in San Cisco Bernie Grimm and Ken -- -- -- -- big defender of John Edwards.
I would -- indiscernible I have tremendous statement as far as I'm concerned all right John Edwards there's.
There's -- wore -- there and horse manure all.
For what he did get onto his wife before -- admit he lives a bad -- that was right here in the studio.
And I'm very saddened but.
Let me say that's the government did not have outlook okay each year to bring this case was -- -- -- subtext -- money.
Kandahar it's -- ball when you look at bunny Mellon the hundred year old person was supposed to give you some money she didn't justified.
Fred baron who was a list of different smartly yesterday it had -- a government -- not the case this is -- -- some extra money.
Yeah I mean I mean on the court right now I've been trapped for three weeks down the halls of clemens' case it's it's costing him millions of dollars to watch this all unfold.
-- -- Edwards left a lot of cars behind him but the government is as wrong I don't understand why this case is being brought in the first place and it is just.
Silly Edwards some seeds I mean I'm glad I didn't need to break him down here because I would've been a little bit sick.
Jim why was this case -- from the very beginning most lawyers looking at it could -- confused by in the prosecution's.
Theory about.
We know about this case -- -- week to begin with impressive every case is they can win here look at this funny -- why you bring in this and hear the evidence that's coming I hear through reporters that wasn't in the car of they keep wondering why the -- that's.
You know I don't wanna criticism GA there's our prosecutor discuss they tried tough case Friday because of the huge mistake and you're -- happens grown up.
Prosecutors and I get a little too close to their case and I can imagine going to this case and find in the -- and saying -- I've got that -- Evans and finally the next check confining a witness.
If you -- television about a case and too close to it and out stepped back and say OK one theory is he violating campaign finance -- the other one though is.
He just wanted to keep the sixth grade and that's not a crime.
There Heidi -- -- -- -- and that's what the prosecutor did or didn't say there are two totally reasonable explanations one not a crime wanna crime and I'm not gonna prosecute this case.
You know pretty of the strongest addresses prosecution had a which is grossly improper is that he is it was a very difficult to like I mean is it.
It's so hard to like I actually have to applaud the jury that they could step aside from.
You know from all the horrible things that they hear you got him and give and give -- a look at the evidence fairly -- but even listen to what he set out on the steps -- check it sound like you wanna like one of -- -- realized he loves his kids but all my precious Quinn and he -- sob choked -- -- Kenny Watson if it ain't -- his other -- That right okay okay okay I'm always the the the -- there's just so bizarre in so many different levels but it's a it's really a testament to the jury system in this case.
Casey Anthony I mean people that actually can put aside bad character would you just goes to convict somebody -- -- -- basis.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- For I was thinking about what he said outside the courthouse that he thinks is coming back -- from playing every.
Heard -- pay your speech you heard and read George Edwards outside of red -- -- yeah -- anyway -- -- problem.
My daughter off court -- -- from jail.
-- -- When -- when you look at this case so what are other sleaze balls in his -- repairs or Yahoo! 300 chief witness former government this guy not only -- -- Got the money coordinate its private major don't what even some of some money and -- -- the house I asked him.
I think there's another product to the to the question why did the prosecutor get wrapped up in this case there's this idea that when you come across a case that so disgusting we all agreed.
He's a -- carried on not just his wife but.
Did what he put his daughters through is beyond despicable.
I I think prosecutors can get so wrapped up the citizen he's such a horrible man I'm gonna get on what being a horrible isn't a crime and in this case.
Isn't -- have Jim -- you know I'm.
That's dangerous so Jim -- -- you Amy that's it because prosecutors -- prosecute someone could it lightly and he gets to the top prize of being the biggest -- Mean that's dangers when you're supposed to went Yankee.
I India also I think she's really warnings -- we wanted to try out.
Or what I'm going juries I'd be curious don't want to convict people for basically -- -- sex offenses this guy what a horrible Hudson who was achieved.
Most jurors don't think that's a crime.
What is what they deserve this man was a heart -- away he.
Representative starts well yes I'm being evil intricate -- Clinton wanted to -- Elvis let me try to become the vice president Jeter does great.
Can you imagine our ambassadors would've gotten to this country.
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Jennifer Garner has sparked a whole new set of pregnancy rumors after being spotted out with what appears to be a slight bump. The Ghosts of Girlfriends Past and Arthur star was photographed grabbing a snack at a local coffee shop in Los Angeles, California on Thursday, June 30th, 2011.
Joining her was daughter Violet, who was wearing an adorable pair of glasses and pretty lavender nail polish, and a lucky friend who shared a cool treat.
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TOA Technologies is the leading mobile workforce management solution provider for the global utilities industry, partnering with energy providers like E.ON, one of the leading power and gas suppliers in the U.K., and energy efficiency service companies like GoodCents. In addition to the 2013 Fierce Innovation Awards: Energy Edition, TOA has been recognized for its ETAdirect solution in the 2013 European Smart Metering Awards, named the Smart Metering Solution Provider.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Police in Beverly Hills, Calif. say singer Whitney Houston died this afternoon in her hotel room at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
Police Lt. Mark Rosen said in a news conference that the 48-year-old's body is still in her fourth-floor hotel room while detectives investigate her death.
He says police received a 911 call shortly before 4 p.m. local time, and paramedics who were already at the hotel quickly went to her room, but couldn't resuscitate her.
Houston's death comes on the eve of the Grammy Awards. A representative says she was to appear at tonight's annual concert and dinner for her longtime mentor Clive Davis.
A person who had been at rehearsals for the show, says on Thursday Houston appeared disheveled and was sweating profusely as she coached R&B singers Brandy and Monica. The person also says liquor and cigarettes could be smelled on Houston's breath.
At her peak in the 1980s and `90s, Houston the golden girl of the music industry and one of the world's best-selling artists. Among her hits were "How Will I Know," "Saving All My Love for You" and "I Will Always Love You." She won multiple Grammys including album and record of the year.
Her success carried her beyond music to movies like "The Bodyguard."
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Once in a great while, a guitarist finds a way to add a new twist to an old story. Such is the case with Ned Evett, who plays roadhouse boogie, amped-up folk-blues, and swampy ballads on—get this—fretless electric, flattop, and resonator guitars.
On Treehouse, Evett's new opus, we're treated to 14 superb originals featuring his raspy vocals, cinematic lyrics, and cleverly layered guitar parts that blend elements of Delta blues, Indian sarod, and Southern rock with the keening slide tones of early-'70s George Harrison and Badfinger. It's an improbable mix, yet so cool.
Evett's custom guitars feature mirror-glass fingerboards, a design he evolved while living in the Bay Area. (Most of his guitars have a dead-flat fingerboard, although he has a Danelectro with a radiused playing surface.) The glass enhances sustain and lends a unique, singing clarity to his riffs, chords, and solos. Sometimes Evett stops the strings with his fingertips, but when he wants a note to have more bite, he'll press it down with a fingernail. Together with his formidable fingerpicking chops, this flesh-or-nail "fretting" technique provides Evett with a wide range of organic tones. One moment he'll be soaring like a violin, and then he'll grab a low note and make it growl, not unlike a fretless bassist.
The mighty Adrian Belew produced Treehouse in his Nashville-area studio, helping Evett by selecting the songs and guiding the album's sonic direction. But other than playing percussion on one track and adding sparse rhythm guitar to another, Belew stands aside to let Evett handle the 6-string duties.
With his fretless instruments, Evett manages to capture the melismatic beauty of slide guitar, yet is able to finger chords, intervals, and complex lead lines like a standard guitarist. It's an amazing amalgam of two worlds that are normally segregated, and Evett moves between them effortlessly. The album is beautifully mixed—a great headphone experience—and offers enough sonic nooks and crannies to keep you coming back for yet another listen. —Andy Ellis Must-hear track: "Sayonara Serenade"
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The Mars Volta's guitarist, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, has been so busy this year that you couldn't be faulted for wondering if he believes in the Mayan prognostication about the world ending this December: So far he's toured as bassist with Le Butcherettes, taken his band the Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Group to Panama, reunited At the Drive-In, premiered his film Los Chidos at SXSW, and released the Mars Volta's sixth record, Noctourniquet—all before May. Either way, the latter serves up enough pop-prog experimentalism to be the perfect 12/21/12 death march or a sneering, post-punk middle-finger salute to doomsday.
"The Whip Hand" terrorizes eardrums with buzz-saw guitar runs during its chorus, while its verses are more soothing, thanks to Rodriguez-Lopez's reverse-delay riffs. Vocalist Cedric Bixler-Zavala agilely carries "Aegis," while Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez's trippy keyboards and Omar's ethereal chords crisscross each other and build to an explosive chorus of instrumental mayhem and vocal pyrotechnics. "The Malkin Jewel" features Bixler-Zavala doing a ghostly Jack White-style vocal in the verse before unleashing his signature howl over Rodriguez-Lopez's reggae-ish riffs and bassist Juan Alderete's growling string slides.
While Noctourniquet isn't your dad's prog rock, it does provide some Pink Floyd-inspired journeys (think "Echoes" from 1970's Meddle) in its mellower songs—especially the atmospherically creepy "Vedamalady," the hauntingly brooding "Empty Vessels Make the Loudest Sound," and the ambient, weightless drifting of "In Absentia." And there are even hints of At the Drive-In's manic power in "Molochwalker," which hangs its groove on Omar's wah-driven rhythms and half-cocked-wah solo—which is easily the album's best lead.
Overall, with Noctourniquet, Rodriguez-Lopez and company rein things in a smidge and create the band's most accessible, i Tunes-friendly album to date. But Mars Volta purists shouldn't tweak too much over that—there's enough key-board-fueled textures, wacky compositions, and celestial guitar work to appease any cosmonaut in need of a soundtrack. —Chris Kies Must-hear track: "Molochwalker"
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Prester John is a duo comprising underground guitar hero Shawn Persinger and mandolinist David Miller, both remarkable instrumentalists and engaging singers. Persinger is the songwriter, penning some wildly entertaining, funny, clever-but-never-cheesy, smart and snarky songs. The melodies are strong, catchy and unique, with a current of pop sensibility running under the clear influences of everything from Dawg music to heavy metal to the Beatles to gypsy jazz to bluegrass, with the occasional neo-classical flight of fancy thrown in for good measure.
The original Prester John was a character in the Dark Ages who wrote letters describing a mythical, golden kingdom where he was surrounded by "infidels and barbarians," and was requesting the assistance of the Christian armies to deliver his kingdom. The kingdom was never found. It is tempting to wax philosophic about Shawn Persinger's choice of Prester John as some kind of icon, but with tongue firmly in cheek, Persinger's website says the reason is "marketing." And that actually explains it really well, even as it explains nothing at all. Which is clearly the point. Ahem.
Persinger's slightly warped sense of humor is always front and center, even in the poignant "Six Hour Bus," but the virtuosity never takes a back seat. Persinger is a powerful player, capable of driving a groove hard, playing tender fingerstyle, or flinging a flurry of lightning fast, dead accurate riffs, and don't you forget it. Miller's mandolin runs nearly the same gamut, and the combination is wonderfully complementary, especially on the drill-team precise "Best Intentions," or counterpointing gorgeously on "Peerless," or just playfully throwing lines back and forth. These two are razor sharp rhythmically no matter what they're playing. "Dear Martha" has one of the coolest grooves on the record— the guitar and mando harmonize, counterpoint and drive each other relentlessly. The fact that these two keep the energy and the drive high without speeding up the tempo speaks volumes about their musicianship. Altogether enjoyable! —Gayla Drake Paul Must-hear track: "First Date"


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From greening my household cleaning supplies to choosing organic food to being mindful of ingredients in body care products, I try to shop thoughtfully and make the best purchasing decisions for my family and the planet's health. That said, I recently discovered there's one area I've erroneously overlooked – our dog.
Our big loveable Labrador Brophy is as loyal as he is energetic. He has always been the protective guard dog we needed and the cuddly playful pet we wanted. From morning through night, he has one eye on the whole family (and the other on his food bowl).
Recently though I have been wondering if I could have been paying better attention to him. Is it possible to green pet care? Are there less toxic (and perhaps less expensive) alternatives to conventional options for common problems like fleas, pet stains and seasonal allergies?
In hopes of learning a few homemade remedies for everyday pet problems, I asked around and learned a few tips and tricks from other pet owners. Here are a few everyday products that pull double duty around the house and your pet.
Note, always check with your pet's veterinarian before treating your pet.
Baking soda: This all-purpose household item solves numerous pet problems. If you're already using baking soda to freshen your fridge, carpet or trash cans, try a thin layer on the bottom of bird, rabbit and hamster cages too. Is your pet accident-prone? After an accident on a rug or carpet, scrub the area with club soda, and let dry. Then sprinkle the area with baking soda, and let it stand before vacuuming.
Nutritional yeast: Fans of nutritional yeast sprinkle it on their popcorn and stir it into their mashed potatoes, but it is also used to help keep pets' coats healthy and makes them less tasty to fleas. The correct amount of yeast depends on the size of the dog, so seek guidance from your pet's vet.
Essential oils: I heard from a few dog owners who swear by essential oils as nerve-calming remedies and anti-itch solutions. Like nutritional yeast, fleas don't like the taste of some essential oils either.
But be careful, because some essential oils have been reported to be toxic to cats and dogs, so be sure to talk to your pet's vet first to see which oils are best for your pet. Always remember that when essential oils are used, they must first be diluted into a carrier oil. I'm sure many savvy shoppers have other homemade remedies for pet care that helps them keep a leash on the cost of pet-care products.
What are your tips? I'd love to hear them.
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