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The most significant expansion to the University of Newcastle's Central Coast campus since its construction 15 years ago will be unveiled on Wednesday 16 November.
Federal Member for Robertson, Deborah O'Neill, will officially open the new Education and Nursing Building and the Exercise and Sport Science and Psychology Building. Both buildings are part of a $20 million capital expenditure program that has been underway for two years.
University of Newcastle Vice-Chancellor, Professor Caroline McMillen, said the facilities would serve the growing campus and deliver significant benefits for staff and students.
"Enrolments at our Central Coast campus have increased by 40 per cent over the past five years, reaching 4,290 students in 2011. These significant additions to the campus will provide state-of-the-art teaching and learning spaces, and help to accommodate the growing demand for programs at the campus," Professor McMillen said.
The Education and Nursing building will provide model classrooms for education, specialist information technology teaching spaces, a simulation laboratory for nursing and general purpose classrooms. The $4.8 million 'smart building' will save energy through a computerised management system to reduce the amount of power used for cooling and heating.
The $7.7 million Exercise and Sport Science building will provide specialist facilities for two of the campus' newest programs, Exercise and Sport Science and Psychology.
It will contain three specialist teaching spaces and laboratories for the Exercise and Sport Science program, specialist spaces for the Psychology program to support research and group work, three general purpose classrooms and a gym for use by staff and students.
University of Newcastle Pro Vice-Chancellor Central Coast campus, Professor Stephen Crump said the extensive capital works program showed the University's commitment to providing state-of-the-art education facilities for the growing region.
"Our blended learning environment of discipline education and professional training produces graduates who are career-ready, with appropriate knowledge, skills and attitudes. These facilities will be vital in training those students and attracting more leading researchers and academics to the Central Coast," Professor Crump said.
The projects were supported by the Federal Government's Universities Renewal Funding and Capital Development Pool schemes. The University contributed additional funds.
The Education and Nursing Building and the Exercise and Sport Science and Psychology Building will be opened by Federal Member for Robertson, Deborah O'Neill, on Wednesday 16 November at 11am and 11.50am respectively at the University of Newcastle Central Coast campus, 10 Chittaway Rd Ourimbah.


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Runs birdwatching field courses, all of which take place on Cape Clear Island in County Cork.
Explore the city and surrounds on a bike over a 2½-hour tour that can include a lunch option.
Offers hands-on cooking classes and cooking demonstrations. Accommodation is also available.
Boats depart from Dunquin Harbour and take 20 minutes; add €15 for an ecotour of the island.
Burke's Activity Centre offers horse trekking, crazy golf, a hedge maze and a working farm.
Near Ceann Trá Heights is Long's Riding Stables , which offers mountain and beach treks.
One-hour open-top bus tours depart from in front of the Court House on Merchant's Quay.
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By Sammy Batten Staff writer
You're a senior who has completed his high school eligibility and would like to play college football. But with national signing day looming next month, you haven't been offered any opportunities to compete at the next level.
If the scenario above matches your situation, then Jack Britt High School would be a good place to be Saturday morning.
Jack Britt's first-year coach Brian Rimpf will conduct the Big Show Combine, which will give graduating seniors a chance to perform in front of college scouts.
"The underclass combines are all about testing and exposure,'' Rimpf said. "We're having kids bring their highlight film and their (academic) transcripts. So (college) coaches can come watch the kids here, and if they're interested can see their transcripts when their done.
"This is a great way for kids who didn't get the exposure during the season to get a college interested in them.''
Registration for the event will start at 8 a.m. Players may also pre-register online at the Big Show Combine website (http://www.bigshowcombine.com). It is open to any high school player who has completed his eligibility.
A charge of $40 is required. Players will participate in normal combine events like the vertical jump, broad jump, bench press, 40-yard dash and 3-cone drill. They can also showcase their talents in position and seven-on-seven drills.
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Unlike underclass combines where college coaches are prohibited from attending under NCAA rules, they are allowed to view the Big Show Combine because all the players have completed their prep eligibility.
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As part of a preliminary feasibility study into whether small scale nuclear energy is a viable option for Alaskan communities, the Alaska Energy Authority and the University of Alaska ACEP jointly hosted a Nuclear Energy Exploratory workshop at the Dena'ina Conference Center in Anchorage, Alaska on December 9th and 10th 2010.
The purpose of the workshop was to serve as a forum to discuss the current status of small-scale modular nuclear power technologies including design and permitting considerations, safety and security, economics, ownership structure, nuclear industry resources and environmental issues. The information was presented to help identify the next steps, if any, in considering this technology for Alaska. Participants included representatives from the U.S. Department of Energy, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, invited experts from the U.S. and Canada, Alaskan utility managers, native organizations, the Air Force, the Alaska environmental community, state agencies, the University of Alaska, and state and federal legislative representatives.
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Dec 19, 2012
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-- lawmakers any closer to making my Christmas dreams come true and actually hammering out a deal to save our economy.
Well you just heard Texas Republican senator Kay Bailey -- say that she thinks it's -- certainty but are the to singing a different we want to check it out right now.
Is democratic congressman Henry qua -- thank you so much for joining us.
Thank you so much you know like -- -- where we where million miles -- if -- outside the beltway feels like -- live on a different planet first the ball I mean that's that.
But we watch what's going on in Washington and we're thinking are they getting closer to a DO not because.
You know one minute everybody's friends the next minute they're sort of hurling insults at each other at a press congress -- you tell me what's going on behind closed doors.
I think we're seeing the up process of the the art of the deal you know both parties come very far apart.
They get a low closer and Iraq before they sealed the deal they gonna do -- -- posturing I like we're seeing right now.
Will probably take some votes tomorrow that really don't mean anything.
That will come back next next week right before the debt -- And the art of the deal will be done next week.
Really see you think -- to Chris received tight situation -- something might happen because that is Monday after all.
Yes ghetto -- it's a little bit out next week had to be -- 31.
Oh there powerlessness all right inside that that day he waited a day after Christmas well come back.
It's just to if you look at any negotiations.
That you dinner I called the dance of -- Negotiations you have one side say in the first -- very far apart.
They get a low closer right before they sealed the deal they're gonna posture we're seeing this right now we saw this another.
Debt ceiling we seated before.
And we're gonna see it again next week.
You see if you say the plan B vote you can that's meaningless in.
Your mind.
It why it's and it's it's in a way it it really doesn't matter that much but for some people.
They gotta take this vote they got to send that message to their own constituents but at the end of the day it's not the final vote they'll be a final vote but I think we'll be.
Not tomorrow -- sometime after that.
You know into the rest of us here outside the beltway it seems like there's a lot of quibbling.
About who among the wealthy is gonna pay more taxes all that and the ends.
Amounts to about ten dollars and fifty cents you know I mean it's gonna close the problem that we have with the budget.
By eight you know so little it doesn't make any difference at all.
And it it doesn't seem like you guys are talking about controlling any of the massive over spending with which.
If this were my house and my budget we're this far out of whack boy we would cut up the credit -- -- -- down in the business not spending any more money.
You don't last year when we get the -- silly that we did cut over a trillion dollars over the next ten years.
More ready to cut more money and I certainly I'm one of those blue dog Democrats.
That I want to see more more cutting we need to do that I.
-- the growth of new spending that's not like actually cutting spending that's like slowing down the increase of spending.
Well that's why the -- -- is a good -- -- sit down.
And cut some of the growth because you know there are you know we we have cut -- we need to cut more but we -- to -- some -- time on how we cut.
OK let's let's talk a little money meter here -- it's I'm getting depressed and wanna have some -- hot on a scale of zero to money.
What do you think are the -- one to money I guess we don't really do Xerox that would be too depressing one to money what are the odds that a deal get standing your opinion.
My opinion we -- optimists as Americans we have they can do spirit.
I was saying main finding.
-- -- That's -- need you know times.
-- to elect well not quite but you know what I mean that's about it aren't awesome.
Thank you so much for coming -- we appreciate your time.
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As Yogi Berra would say, it's deja vu all over again. Watching the unfolding debate over Gen. Peter Pace's comments on gays in the military, I started thinking of how President Bill Clinton was first pressured to formulate the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy - a policy Hillary Clinton has now said should be repealed. (While campaigning in Iowa on Jan. 27.)
The issue had been simmering throughout the first Clinton campaign, but it came to a head on Nov. 11, 1992 -- Veterans' Day. I was on duty in Little Rock. Clinton had just been elected and was formulating his cabinet, but he was still governor of Arkansas. In the hopes of asking the president-elect about his campaign commitment to gays in the military, I went over to the State House to watch him salute the armed forces.
On the rope line that day, I asked: "How are you going to handle the opposition of the military to your position on gays and lesbians in the military?"
Clinton didn't hesitate.
"If people who have served our country with distinction, many of them with battlefield ribbons and who have never had any kind of question about their conduct, can be booted out of the military, that is the issue, and I think there are ways that we can deal with this that will increase the comfort level of a lot of the military folks here."
Except it proved a lot harder than he'd thought to "increase the comfort level" of Colin Powell, the popular chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the rest of the Joint Chiefs. Or satisfy another leader with important ties to the military, Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Sam Nunn, D-Ga.
For a new president who had been elected despite a huge controversy over his draft status and opposition to the Vietnam War, this was a lose-lose proposition. Why would he want to take on the military establishment as one of his first acts after taking office? Nine days after after being sworn in, Clinton announced he was postponing a decision on the issue. Months later, Powell helped him come up with a compromise - "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." But the military remained resentful toward the commander-in-chief. And on the other side of the debate, he lost the support of lifelong friends from the gay activist community like David Mixner.
Few in the White House at the time thought it would be more than a short-term solution to a deeper societal problem. Fifteen years later, it is still official policy - and just as controversial.


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Mei Mei was living in Adventure World, Shirahama, Nishimuro, Japan, she was born at the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Center, China on August 31, 1994. She was brought to Japan to mate with Ei Mei on July 7, 2000. Mei had 10 cubs in her lifetime. Two were born in China before coming to Japan and 8 in Japan, one of which died right after birth. Her first cub born in Japan, Rau Hin, was due to artificial insemination that had taken place in China. Her Japanese cubs that were all conceived with natural mating with Ei Mei are:
Yu Hin (boy) December 17, 2001, now lives in Chengdu.
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07-11-2012, 07:49 PM #2I've looked at this as a potential offroad light mounting option. I think it looks good on your truck and am inclined to say rectangular lights due to the bar's placement and shape of the area around it. (I think they're going to peek above the bumper...)
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07-11-2012, 07:50 PM #3its not bad looking in and of itself, but it looks weird to me. maybe flush mounted to the bumper would look better, but im not sure i would do that, vibration might make it rum and chatter on the bumper and chip off paint.
all depends how you mount it i suppose.
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Thanks guys... It will be closer to the bumper as soon as I get a Free sec On the way to NYC now for a Gig..I have some Piaa lights that might go on just for the show in Pa this weekend.. Then will will see...
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07-11-2012, 09:25 PM #5I don't know man. Rectangular lights for sure, but if they do peak over the bumper I think it will through out the sleekness of your truck's front end.
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07-11-2012, 10:38 PM #6I have similar concerns. I'd be more inclined to go with flush mounts on that bumper, myself...
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Thanks guys.. I have like NO time in the next few days Got Events Fri and Sun in Pa and Sat is the Bloomsburg Show So I will have to see about raising it about 1 -1 1/2 in's and getting it more flush And also look into lights..
07-12-2012, 08:07 PM #8Are we talking about the thing around the licence plate with the wings coming off it? I don't get it...but that's just me. Makes the front of the truck to busy and for me it screams " I have a truck but I want to look like chrysler 300".
Maybe it will look different with some lights on it?
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Hi everyone I'm meteorologist Mario Molina -- the fox extreme weather center with your forecast for the north the last.
And also the midwest and we are seeing a big cool down along the coastal areas like Seattle and Portland where today.
Here -- seeing highs early -- -- even seemingly mean only into the low sixties for Seattle but -- as we head into interior portions of the northwest.
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And only into the fifties in the city of Detroit were expecting a high temperature at 59 degrees and really -- reason why we're seeing such a warm up out west.
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My wife and I rode for our 1st Wedding Anniversary. The food was great, service was excellent, and it was very romantic & fun!
What a great idea the dinner train is! My husband loves trains, and I love history... and we both love food. This was a great combination! It's a little pricey, but you definitely get your moneys worth.
We were a bit disappointed with the "scenery". I realize that the train tracks are through a section of town that has fallen into disrepair so the view was beyond the control of the Dinner Train. But, overall, it was a lovely evening.
My wife and I had a wonderful time ,would recomend to all my friends.
I really enjoyed Cincinnati Dinner Train.I've never done anything like that before and I have to admit I had so much fun I didn't want it to end.Plus I had my husband all to myself for a whole weekend and we had such a good time.I just wish It would have been a longer ride even over night.I would definatly recommend it to friends and family and we will surely be back.
Surprised my husband for Father's day, he loved it! Enjoyed the entire ride, the food was great! and the atmosphere was awesome!....can't wait for the next visit!
This was my first train ride in 68 years. The food and service made for a perfect evening. Looking forward to doing it again. The only thing I would change would be to make it last a little longer.
The CDT staff was awesome. My wife and I had a ton of fun learning about Cincinnati's rich railway history. A great Saturday night!
The Cincinnati Dinner Train was a date night for my wife and I. The food was very good and it was the best part of our experience. My biggest issue with the evening was how hot and humid it was in our dinner car. I had on a dress shirt and it was so hot I was thankful I was wearing an undershirt so that I could remove my dress shirt. My wife's only complaint was that there wasn't a variety of options as far as the food was concerned. She wanted her salad but hates ranch dressing and was a little disappointed that there wasn't at least a second salad dressing option. The main course was amazing! The salmon was by far the best fish course I've ever had. My wife loved her prime rib and the side dishes were delicious!
My husband and I wanted to find something different to help celebrate our wedding anniversary this year. We found it on the Cincinnati Dinner Train! This was a very enjoyable experience. The entire staff was friendly and helpful from the time we checked in to get our tickets. The food was wonderful, and we got to experience a little of the historic side of Cincinnati by hearing about the past along the way. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants something different!
This was definitely the most exciting and very educational train ride I have ever been on. You can enjoy a wonderful dinner with a didactic moment at the same time. I never new how much history was on the railway lines. And of course I loved seeing the people come out of there home's just to wave at the Dinner Train. This was a great birthday dinner for my husband this year. Also, being able to walk from car to car was a first for me. Needless to say many people laughed when I closed my eyes and squealed as I proceeded to cross from one car to the other. One of my phobias that I haven't over came. Yet.
My husband was thrilled with his birthday present -- a surprise trip on the Cincinnati Dinner Train. Our two friends had a wonderful time, too. The nostalgic ambience, historic info presented by the owner, and the interesting views were terrific. The atmosphere was very festive and the food was good -- we enjoyed the prime rib and salmon. Staff was accommodating (I brought a cake to them in advance, and they presented it with a lively Happy Birthday song) and very nice. The ride was quite smooth. The river views were especially great, and we'll do it again in winter when the foliage along many sections of track is gone, permitting even more great views.
While a little pricey, great special occasion opportunity. Wonderful relaxed evening with friends and really good food. Would recommend for adults only as views along the tracks do not offer much, but the experience and food I wonderful
Took my father and siblings for Dad's birthday. We all had a great time, something everyone should experience.
It was fun. The food was good and the company. Staff was great. Loved the pictures also. very romantic.
This is my second trip on the Cincinnati Dinner Train. As before, the service and the food was excellent, the view was very beautiful and soothing. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a romantic night out!
I found the Dinner train on 9/14 to be a very wonderful experience. It was relaxing and the ambiance was exceptional. The historical notes were very well presented. Food was very good and other diners were very cordial and friendly. I would recommend this to anyone especially for a special occasion.
The experience was a fun one and the train itself was very nice. Loved the bar car and the "open" lounge car. The food was okay, but nothing special - we had the prime rib. Service was decent, too. Nothing stellar, but our needs were met generally. The alcohol selection could use some better options... I think many people come to celebrate something and would like something better than the bottom of the barrel products. We would do it again, though! :)
The food was first class. The prime rib was moist, tender and would melt in your mouth. The staff was very helpful and friendly. They were willing to do whatever they could to make your dining experience a great one. The conductor/tour guide was very knowledgeable and loved giving you information about the train as well as the city. I would recommend this to others as an enjoyable get away. The only draw back was the bush/trees were overgrown and blocked some of view/sights. Other than that it was a good outing.
Loved it. My boyfriend enjoyed his birthday dinner and have not stopped talking about it to everyone. All of our friends are asking for the information. My facebook family has sent me 22 messages asking me for information in just one day!
While the service, atmosphere and staff were incredible, my fiance and I were disappointed in the fact that the train could not complete it's normal route, due to a 17-car gravel train being stuck on the tracks near the river. This was our third anniversary and the dinner train was a surprise to my fiance. The night was supposed to be capped off by the scenery near the river, but the train never made it that far. We still had a wonderful time, and would recommend this to all of our friends. As a matter of fact, we discussed taking her parents on the train for their anniversary as well.
I was all very nice. The Guide was hard to hear. You need louder speakers.
The train ride was beautiful in the daylight on the trip to Cincinnati, and it was equally fascinating with the lighted cityscape as we were leaving Cincinnati. The food was delicious to match the ambience.
One of the best date dinners I have ever went to. I did it at night, I think the only thing better would be to do it in the daylight hours.
Very much enjoyed our unique dining experience. Would like to go again in the summer when days are longer so we could enjoy the scenery.
The dinner train experience and the service was fantastic! The staff are friendly and we enjoyed the historical value and history lesson they shared with everyone. Food was good, but not outstanding. We were there for the experience and good food - we got both, so we're already planning a return. We want to experience a day trip!
I surprised my husband for his birthday/anniversary present and we pulled into the BBQ restaurant parking lot and he asked "We going to a BBQ joint?" And then he turned around and asked "Are you takin me on a train?" And I said "Yes, I am". We both had a great time and a lot of people have been inquiring about the experience. Hopefully we have provided additional business. Thanks again for the great time and we'll have to come back again when it's lighter longer.
My wife and I really enjoyed the meal train and will be back with my father as he loves trains and food.
While tables for 4 are not my cup of tea for a romantic dinner with my fiancée, we truly enjoyed our experience. It was something he and I wanted to do for a long time and were not disappointed. Next time, however, we will go in the summer when we can see more (we went Nov 16). The food was hot, drink service was a tad slow, and my fiancée had to wait for his coffee for an extremely long time. The noise level was through the roof and since he and I are a little hard of hearing, it was difficult to speak much to each other. We were kept well informed of where we were and the history which was a nice touch.
What a find. I love riding the train and combined with the scenery and the lovely dinner, this is a treasure. The food was excellent and the service was very friendly. I look forward to ding this again.
The Cincinnati Dinner Train was my first time on a train. The ambiance in our dining car was warm lively and festive. Dinner was very good. All the staff were friendly attentive and professional. I would definitely recommend the Cincinnati Dinner Train.


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We've been a money manager who says he's got three plays that could -- do you.
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Thanks for joining us how nice to be here thank you.
So right at the top I'd love to know.
Why is -- they ETFC feel can be a little bit more resistant to the the waves coming in the shocks -- coming out of DC.
I think -- go for some sectors that aren't necessarily in the cross hairs so what's going on in the house and senate right now.
So I'm looking at things like at the financial sector.
I it's been beaten down over the last few years we all know about all the history that's gone on since 20072008.
Some of the banks failed in the big banks failed.
And also the problems in Europe a lot of the banks had trouble in Europe over the last couple years they're starting to rebound now.
There's an opportunity for improvement.
In the financial sector.
I wanna pull you back a second read before we talk about specifics and talk about wind you know timing is everything you can buy the right time -- the wrong -- you have some of the called.
An event horizon index zero being the point at which you should go ahead -- full speed and by a lot of stuff for a 100 forget about so called.
You think we're at about 35 now which -- you say is is the yellow flag so should we hold back.
On these purchases for a while until -- fixings at DC.
Well if you really -- -- time a short term share you could hold back but.
That I think what's happening in DC is probably going to be resolved in the next few weeks I mean that's what we hear right.
So we you know it's been really trying to time that over the course of a couple of weeks is very difficult but may be waged at least until into -- yet another couple weeks getting it right -- right and you wouldn't hurt but these sectors are a little bit resistant to you know to what's going on down there anyway so.
Thank you saw the home building number that came out this morning and that was very very -- that sector is doing well.
Regardless of what's happened by the way the home building eight X eight should be used the ETF the exchange traded fund that you would recommend exactly the XHP is a great way to play it -- -- on things like Home Depot the down lows.
Some of the home builders they own Whirlpool.
Things that go into home.
Why would you choose to go within ETF vs picking out some of these -- to consider when you when you pick a basket.
Right -- so if you picked the best ones out of that group -- sure you would do much better than picking the ETF.
But ETF is safer you get -- whole basket say you're not exposed to the stock.
The single stock risk.
I'm so once stock has a problem you know the whole portfolio doesn't go down.
-- like home building.
I was also interested to learn the also led by -- attacked axle and usual considering how risky and.
Sector can make yet that's for the people want to take a little bit more risk the Biotech sector has been doing well.
The small cap bio hasn't done as well as the big tech big cap Biotech.
But it's a good sector there they're making money the big pharma is looking to Biotech to -- -- be there pipeline.
Of new drugs that are coming through and we got a new elected democratic president who's you know putting through health care reforms and that's gonna expand the amount of people that can let -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- You know it's not too late because Bank of America was beaten down so badly the last five years.
-- it started recommending Bank of America in August of 2000 planet and so about a year and a half ago.
-- when it was about six bucks.
What we look at the beginning of the year is about five bucks -- to cut it took a little time to work to take off.
But 2012 began the the recovery and I think we've got at least another year or two ago in that recovery.
And how -- you talk about holding these the home building ETF banking Biotech are you a long term holder and short term holder.
Definitely longer term I would it recommend holding for about a year and then re evaluate next year at this time.
Whether or not want to hold on for 2014.
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The saga of the sausage, pepper and onion sandwich. My girlfriend and I were at Heist for lunch yesterday, we ordered a sausage, pepper and onion sandwich to share with an extra house salad.
The server brought the sandwich out on one plate uncut and stated the chef could not cut the sandwich because it would ruin the aesthetics of the sandwich.
We stated we want to share it and needed for it to be cut and asked for a knife. The server then brought a packet of plastic utensils.
We then removed both of the link sausages from the roll, handled the plate back to the server and asked him to have the chef cut it.
Get this!
The server then returned with the roll still uncut and a knife along side it and had us cut it ourself which we did and handed the knife back to the server.
The taste of the sandwich was great but the service was terrible and unbelievable. We reported it to the day manager on our exit, he shrugged, shook his head a few times, apologized, and asked us how the sandwich tasted.
We have been to the Heist several times for the pizza, we have always sat at the bar and had no issues being served.
Will we go back to the Heist for pizza? At this point I am not sure, I hope this gets back to the owner, perhaps he will offer us an incentive to try again and take steps to remedy this so it won't happen again to anyone else.
To those who disliked my comment above: the truth only hurts those who lack it within themselves.
Mrs. Gabrielle Giffords!
How do they expect to maintain their one child policy when nobody in China seems to know where babies come from?
Who are the bad guys? The narcos who furnish a much-wanted product at market prices? Or the government that hunts them down and kills them?
As long as drugs remain illegal and there's a BATF to supply the cartels with weapons, these incidents will remain commonplace.
I live in Arizona's Congressional District #2; and, Rep. Ron Barber seems NOT to be a "Centrist". I would have liked him to vote against this budget. I like what Ed Martin has said and his position. I think he needs to get much more attention in Az CD-2 and currently has my support!
Nice tongue in cheek Henry. Ain't nobody got time to steal that.
Portland insists that it stays weird. New Hampshire insists it lives free or dies. So, why should Tucson not insist to stay shitty??
I think that your point, while well expressed, is lost the moment you refer to those that are the "Shitty" crowd as shitty themselves. Tucson had ALWAS been refered to as a "shithole" by non-residents (Hell, I've heard just as many locals use the same term) due to it's lack of big city nightlife, trendy restaurants, and commercial corporate businesses. And, a majority of us liked Tucson that way. It kept out the droves of tourism crowds that plague Phoenix, the college kids left during Summer and Winter meaning that the residents had half of the year to themselves, and it kept the constant cycle of "trendy businesses" out while allowing local businesses to fill the same niche.
Now, we've abandoned the businesses, things, and people that have made Tucson the endearing, amazing, essentric black hole that could never quite let you go, unique. While LANDMARKS like El Mercado Plaza, El Parador, DeAnza Drive-In, Toxic Ranch, El Taco, and yes, even the Grill give way to "progress", we lose part of ourselves and our uniqueness to something bright and new and insignificant to our history and growth as a city. While we pour our money into shallow attempts to make a quick buck from a college kid and a bored community, we are literally forgetting about the things that made Tucson what it was, is, and deserves to be. Tucson was a "shitty" town that attracted and retrained the attention of those that loved it for what it is. It's culture. It's beauty. It's community. Downtown has become wash of those elements. I feel this is best evidenced when you realize that the mural that adorned the side of the Chicago Music Store for as long as I can remember has become an unappealing white wall. A tribute to the banal concrete dorms that now invade the area.
We have dumped MILLIONS into Rio Nuevo to do nothing more than leave leave thousands of our town's residents jaded while ignoring the issues suffered by our largest school district, animal shelter, and CITY WIDE transportation (not just a college to downtown streetcar). Are we saying that the money and amusement if visitors is more valuable and appealing that that of the Pueblo's residents? It sometimes feels like it...
There really is nowhere else in the World quite like this place and the people it raises. I think it's a shame to lose all the things that have made Tucson what Tucson is for the past 20-50+ years in such a short span for "growth and progress" with no apology for the trouncing and generalization of a city with one of the most unique and complex cultures in the country. You're washing away the dirt and grime that cover the foundation of Tucson for your Connecticut based gastropub to appeal to a band of temporary residents while offering a shrug to the residents it leaves left behind. Some of us are left to pick up the pieces of a Tucson we love while others are lost in the shiny newness of a Tucson that we don't recognize. And, those others just don't care.
That, my friend, is what I call a shitty attitude by a shitty person with a selfish opinion. And, someone that never knew Tucson in the first place.
Brandon Lavenski for Keeping Tucson Shitty
P.S. I will add that I appreciate the renovations to such landmarks as the Rialto and Fox Theatre. Not all changes are horrible things. The point here is to sympathize with those that have lived here their entire lives, uninterrupted for 20-some years, who have lost A LOT of Tucson's seemingly permi net uniqueness permanently recently.
@Belle Jordan - You are the typical retard that explains why Tucson has no jobs other than a call center. smh.
Yeah, let's do an Obama bust in Tucson, to symbolize why almost all UofA grads move OUT of Tucson to Phoenix, because there are no jobs in this wasteland. Phoenix has the jobs though.
Really? "Medicinal" is the term. Any chemo/narcotic/et. all. "can" cause issues. That is why MJ is "medicinal". As a person who deals w/chronic illness and pain, I would love nothing more than to tolerate MJ over narcotic painkillers.
MJ is one of the oldest, researched medicinal herbs for healing next to Opium in the last 1000+yrs.
Alas, I can still go anywhere & purchase multiple forms of alcohol.... any proof. Any amount.
Everthing is back to normal I lived 34 years in the states and seen much more scandeless things there then here in rockypoint its just cops doing there job to keep it safe for all of you to come out here and do the things you can't do in the states let's keep it real
WTF is wrong w/humanity (and I use the term loosely), today?
I grew up w/ Kennedy ('s) assinations, MLK Jr., Malcom X, Vietnam, Woodstock, the love/drug/hippie/yippie culture, Gordon Liddy(sic), Watergate, Iran-Contra, Peristryka(sic), Apartheid, HIV/AIDS, school/private/public massacres...... yada yada yada.....I DO NOT GO OUT & DESTROY PEOPLES' LIVES/MASSACRE/SELFISHLY WANT MY 15min......
YO! PSYCHOS! (since you are gutless, incompetent, probably impotent pieces of crap), LET OUR HUNGRY, HARDWORKING CITIZENS LIVE TO RAISE THEIR LOVED ONES AS BEST THEY CAN!!!!! $ doesn't mean crap over love and safety.
Dear "media": DO NOT POST THESE SICK OFFENDERS' FACES/NAMES ON TV.
Let the under paid/worked/outcast incredible police force go after these people.
Thank you TPD/PCSD/US Military et. al....Thank you.
Linda Ronstadt, is a Great Artist and many of her songs are true Classics. I second the "Motion"...Super-Well Deserved and It's about time. So many of her fans are 'Praying' for her heath and that she gets better. Making it to New York for the award would be great and keep the faith. As they say, "Where there is the Will there is A Way".
Also, Tucson is a Great City ! Those that have not visited Old Tucson and Tucson's Casinos don't know what they are missing. Great Pro Boxing events at Double-Diamond Casino; make plans to attend. The weather is nice and warm.
I thought Paul McCartney had his Place north of Tucson...not actually in the City Limits.
Oh well... He is another Great Artist and Tucsonian. Of couse , there are other famous folks...My buddy at DSW Trucking...World Champion Rodeo Personality....and think of all the movie that have been made in Tucson. Great Old Town .
DUH!? Everything in moderation...
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Pepelemieux, why should anyone be shot to death like that? What if your son decided to go on vacation down there? What a lack of compassion.


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In early November, Wendy Burch Steel was nominated by the Northern California Bluegrass Society for Best Female Vocalist! The winner will be announced at the NCBS Bluegrass On Broadway Festival that will be held on Saturday, January 26, 2013. This is due to Wendy's stunning performance on her recently released debut CD "Open Wings" produced by Grammy winning Bluegrass icon Laurie Lewis.
Steel will celebrate the CD release with a performance at Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse tonight, January 10, 2013, at 8 p.m. The coffeehouse is located at 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley, Calif. Tickets are $20.50-$22.50. To order online, click HERE. Call 510-548-1761 or visit http://www.thefreight.org for more about the venue.
You can buy tickets online at the Freight website and at the door.
Wendy's original material is a subtly textured and patterned blend of the most unique, haunting and sweet aspects of Americana, folk, blues, country and gospel music. Her lyrics and vocals transport the listener to a place of the heart and soul addressing the human Conditions facing us all; love, joy, loss, deep grief, happiness and fanciful dreams.
Close your eyes, sink into your seat, submerge your senses and listen to Wendy's magical voice along with the incredible instrumental and vocal talents of her musical Friends entertain you for one special evening!
Performers Supporting "Open Wings" F&S CD Release Show:
Richard Brandenberg: Harmony Vocals
Larry Chung: Banjo, Steel Guitar, Harmony Vocals
Laurie Lewis: Guitar, Claw Hammer Banjo, Fiddle, Harmony Vocals
Evan Morgan: Lead Guitar
Nell Robinson: Harmony Vocals
Tom Rozum: Mandolin, Guitar, Harmony Vocals
Markie Sanders: String Bass
John Schott: Electric Guitar
Annie Staninec: Fiddle
The T Sisters (Rachel, Chloe & Erika Tietjen): Harmony Vocals
Melody Walker: Harmony Vocals
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1. As evidence she quotes Gadamer's own statement (PAyg; PL57) that his call to a chair at Leipzig was a consequence of "high politics." She does not explain, as Gadamer does in the following sentence, that the "high politics" consisted of a decision by the Nazis to cease imposing political criteria for academic appointments because they needed the work of the best scientists in the universities to win the war. Gadamer had enrolled earlier in a "rehabilitation" camp in order to keep his position as a dozent; he did not exhibit sufficient loyalty to or enthusiasm for the regime to obtain a higher position so long as there were political criteria. [BACK]
2. As he himself reports in "Heidegger's Later Philosophy," Gadamer was surprised by the "turn" Heidegger's thought had taken in The Origin of the Work of Art (which circulated in manuscript form in Germany during the 1930-5, well before its official publication in 1954 [PHa 16; GW6:252]). Gadamer subsequently spent a great deal of time and effort coming to terms with the new direction Heidegger's thought had taken, an effort that culminated in the publication of Gadamer's masterwork,
3. Cf. Fred Dallmayr, "Hermeneutics and Justice," in Festivals of Interpretation (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1990), 95–105, and Catherine H. Zuckert, Postmodern Platos (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1996), 78–82, for an argument to the contrary. "Gadamer did not explicitly say anything about the relevance of his analysis of Plato's Republic to the Nazi regime in which he wrote," I observe. "It is not too difficult, however, to see the implicit critique. If philosophical inquiry constitutes the only basis of a true community, the regime then in power in Germany was clearly unjust" (82). [BACK]
4. In fact, there is a great deal of continuity in Gadamer's thought from beginning to end. In my chapter "Gadamer's Path," in Postmodern Platos, 70–103, I have argued that he gradually, but only gradually, indicated the ways in which he came to disagree with his teacher Heidegger. [BACK]
5. Leo Strauss makes a similar argument about the insidious character of Machi-avelli's blasphemous suggestions in Thoughts on Machiavelli; Waite claims to be employing Strauss method (against Strauss's political commitments or ends). [BACK]
6. In his Philosophical Apprenticeships Gadamer reports that his piece on Plato and the poets had "been printed under the motto: 'He who philosophizes is not at one with the premises of his time.' This was well camouflaged as a quote from Goethe and thus not quite a heroic act. But it was also not an accommodation" [BACK]
7. Cf. Eric A. Havelock, The Liberal Temper in Greek Politics (New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 1 957), and the acerbic critique of the same by Leo Strauss, reprinted in Liberalism: Ancient and Modern (New York: Basic Books, 1968), 26–34. Gadamer indicates the source of the association between the sophists and "democratic" (although not, strictly speaking, "liberal") politics when he observes that, as Glaucon makes clear at the beginning of Book II of the Republic in his restatement of Thrasymachus's contention that "justice" consists merely in the "advantage of the stronger," "justice" in the form of law (or convention, nomos) merely represents the agreement of weak individuals to band together to protect themselves from depredations by the strong. The person who knows (or, like the sophists, can teach someone) how to persuade the many (majority) to enact what he wants as law is, therefore, most powerful. Although Glaucon's argument has often been compared to social contract theory, it is fundamentally different, inasmuch as it does not ground the justice or "right" of the government in the natural rights of each individual party to the contract, but makes law merely a matter of conventional right based effectively on the superior power of the greatest number. [BACK]
8. One could, for example, also have been a communist. [BACK]
9. Knowledge and Human Interests (Boston: Beacon Press, 1971); "A Review of Gadamer's Truth and Method," in Zur Logih der Sozialwissenschafter (Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp Verlag, 1 970), 25 1–90, reprinted in Fred R. Dallmayr and Thomas A. McCarthy, ed., Understanding and Social Inquiry (Notre Dame, Ind.: University of Notre Dame Press, 1977), 335–63. Likewise, in The Philosophy of Hans Georg Gadamer, Stanley Rosen argues that Gadamer's hermeneutics ultimately fail to preserve the respect for the other, the integrity of individual texts or of the understandings
10. "Certainly it remained difficult to keep the right balance, not to compromise oneself so far that one would be dismissed and yet still to remain recognizable to colleagues and students. That we somehow found the right balance was confirmed for us one day when it was said of us that we had only 'loose sympathy' with the new awakening. … I exposed myself a good deal, and when the new National Socialist Kampf organization replaced our self-serving union, I was severely slandered. … So it was that the objections of the Dozentenbund prevented the sought-after title of professor from being bestowed on me. … Of course I wanted to save my academic existence in Germany, but without making political concessions that could cost me the trust of my friends in the outer or inner emigration…. Finally I found a way. … I registered for my 'rehabilitation' voluntarily" (PAyG-yg). [BACK]
11. The examples are mine, not Waite's. [BACK]
12. Cf. The New Nietzsche, trans. David Allison (New York: Dell, 1977) for a representative selection of essays and authors arguing for the new, more egalitarian interpretation. [BACK]
13. Waite refers to Leibniz, but it was Aristotle in Rhetoric (13543) who first defined the enthymeme as a form of argumentation especially suited to popular or political (as opposed to scientific) reasoning. However, in the section entitled "Why I Am a Destiny" in Ecce Homo Nietzsche denies that he ever spoke to the "rabble." [BACK]
14. This is the problem Zarathustra faces in his relations with potential followers: how can a teacher exercise influence without corrupting his students? Gadamer treats the question in the essay on Zarathustra that Waite ignores. [BACK]
15. In Postmodern Platos, 10–32, 1 trace the ambiguous stance Nietzsche took toward Plato throughout his career. Sometimes Nietzsche claims to be overturning Plato; sometimes he suspects that Plato understood everything that Nietzsche himself was arguing. [BACK]
16. Persecution and the Art of Writing (New York: Free Press, 1952), 30. [BACK]
17. In a letter he wrote to Karl Loewith in 1935 (translated and reprinted in The Independent Journal of Philosophy 5/6 [1988]: 183), Strauss explained that he thought Nietzsche wanted "to repeat antiquity … at the peak of modernity." Strauss shared Nietzsche's desire; but Strauss had come to believe that the polemical character of Nietzsche's critique of modernity on the basis of probity (a scripturally based virtue) prevented him from realizing his intention. (Strauss explains the reasons Nietzsche's attempt is self-contradictory [and hence necessarily fails] in "Note on the Plan of Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil," reprinted in Studies in Platonic Political Philosophy [Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1983], 175–91.) Waite believes that Nietzsche is succeeding surreptitiously, because, in contrast to Strauss, Waite objects to all forms of inequality or "elitism." He does not concern himself with the character of the promised "Ubermensch." [BACK]
18. Waite gives a rather inaccurate account of the conversation in which he seems to mistake the polite presentation of different views for agreement. Hork-heimer, Adorno, and Gadamer do agree that Nietzsche was a poetic writer. Adorno introduces the problem of the apparently contradictory reception of Nietzsche as a
19. In his Introduction to Metaphysics, trans. Ralph Manheim (New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 1959), Heidegger argued that Germany was caught between the "pincers" of the two technological superpowers, the Soviet Union and the United States. [BACK]
20. In Speech and Phenomena, trans. David Allison (Evanston, 111.: Northwestern University Press, 1973), 74–87, Derrida argues that the classical belief in the pure, undistorted communicability of ideas is based on the experience of hearing ourselves say what we think and concluding, therefore, that the expression and the thought occur simultaneously, in us as well as in the receiver. He begins Otobiogra-phies: L'enseignement de Nietzsche et lapolitique du nompropre (Paris: Galilee, 1984) (The Ear of the Other, ed. Christie V McDonald [New York: Schocken Books, 1985]) by quoting the section of Thus Spoke Zarathustra "On Redemption" in which Zarathus-tra describes the fragmented, specialized human beings in whom one organ or talent has grown so disproportionately to all others that it almost overwhelms them, e.g., the little man attached to a huge ear, in arguing that Nietzsche was implicated in Nazi politics, partly because he could not posthumously control the use of his name or writings (especially by his sister). Authors leave a "trace" that acquires new meaning, a meaning they cannot control (although they try by means of their name—hence the "politics" or attempt to exercise power on subsequent generations of readers). [BACK]