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It was right next to our hotel, so we just walked over. I had the seafood linguini, pretty good. Husband had the coconut prawns. He really liked them. Good service, reasonable prices.
It was right next to our hotel, so we just walked over. I had the seafood linguini, pretty good. Husband had the coconut prawns. He really liked them. Good service, reasonable prices.
We always stop at Mcgraths when going through Medford and have never been disappointed. They have a great lunch menu, reasonably priced with delicious bread and vegetables and we always have good service.
Awful. Sat us in bar without asking us if we were comfortable with the atmosphere. Mixed grill included doughy cold crab cake, salty mushy salmon, shrimp with shell and feet still on cooked. Vegetables were hard, potatoes were soaked in something and were orange inside. we picked through it, left it on our plate, paid the $40 and left hungry.
WE have enjoyed Mcgrath's on several visits to Medford. The food has always been presented well, and was served HOT. Service was pleasent and friendly and reasonable. Seafood can be either very good or very bad, well our experience was GOOD.
We have eaten at two Salem and one Milwaukie McGrath's - some are better than others. The Medford restaurant was close to our motel, so we gave it a try. It is one of the better managed ones and a happy find. Service was good, our server was pleasant and knew the menu, our food was hot upon arrival, and... More
Very reasonably priced, FRESH seafood cooked to perfection. This is a seafood restaurant that could compete with San Francisco for selection and expertise. Prawns were huge, fish cooked perfectly - removed from grill before completely cooked to arrive at the table moist and just-done. No hint of fishiness; just melted in the mouth. This was a happy surprise in Medford... More
We really wish there was a Mcgrath's near where we live, we liked this place that much. The quality (and quantity) of food was excellent! Try the Hazlenut Sole, you won't be sorry! Our waitress was great, wonderful service with a smile. Fantastic dinner and memories.
We were traveling through to California and we delighted to find this casual seafood restaurant with so many entrees to choose from. The waitstaff was very informative and friendly both times we visited. We had crab cakes, scallop carbonara, cod and basa fish. All were accompanied with a hearty, fresh salad and great fresh steamed vegetables. We were also pleased... More
I went to this restaurant only because some friends wanted to go here because it was near their motel. It was a poor choice, even for Medford. This place epitomizes everything that is wrong with a standard American restaurant~~poor quality food, sloppy service, ugly atmosphere. Why bother? I would rather have some cheese and crackers in my motel room than... More
This McGrath's like all the others we have eaten in, proves excellent service combined with a great menus. There is a huge variety of meals to choose from, mostly seafood of course as the name would imply, but other things too, and a good range of meal sizes. The food is very well prepared, and reasonably priced. Nice atmosphere, good... More
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I get it. What do you want me to say. So I use more than normal. From my knowledge it is not conductable. It comes like that from factory, everytime, for ever since parts were ever made. Less is more is, never, true. I don't wear my pants on backwards. My shoes are clean. My room is tidy and organized. The car gets fresh tank ofpetrol every week of premium gas. Our house cleaned daily. I eat everyday. I don't skip breakfast. Our dogs are well fed, well mannered and very happy. I love using my computer and I don't nitpick. I do everything I can to make sure everything is perfect. Youknow everything that starts off as a joke on the forums eventually becomes a political discussion. I don't need to know where and how my tax money, yes I pay it, is spent for whatever reason. I just read this shit in the news: We can spy on you. We know your encryption keys for calls. We can read your SMSs. More than just spying, we can steal data from the SIM card, your mobile identity, and charge to your account this crap has been going on as long as I can remember. WHen people report it like this in exact phrasing it is just sad that sadomy has taken over true politics.
Home depot tubing actually works better than i thought! im in a tight spot for cash and needed to rebuild my loop so that i could give my processor a little more love and take it off stock cooling
Put a tiny rice sized dot in the middle of that GPU and spread it out and put the cooler on top, or let the cooler do the spreading on its own. Now when you take that GPU off with that much TIM its going to be all over the sides. Gonna be a mess. Agreed, I was very confused.
My serious setup This is my home setup. I run several virtual computers, games, movies, downloads,etc 24/7. The tower is below the right side lower monitor.
Info about me. You know I'm psychotic right? I'm not susceptible to intimidation. I have a rare onset of an aggressive form of tourette's. When you think I'm trolling the forums, I'm really very much just sad. I'm not lieing. Anyway back on topic. Isn't it great that AMD CPU's can now come in 4ghz form? The one I'm talking about is the A10 6800K APU. It runs at 4.1GHz factory and boosts to 4.4GHz. My highest OC ever was 4.63GHz on my older 920 chap. I'm overwhelmed that they come like that from the factory now. Anyone have one to share?
Wow major sag. That is part of the reason I went for a Silverstone case with its 90 degree oriented design. Although the 90 degree design is probably doing some harm to other components no idea tbh... I'm guessing you already knew this but you know there isn't an 8-pin PCI-E power plug connected to the port on the GPU? Only the 6-pin is connected.
New receiver! Got this bad boy second hand except the remote and volume knob weren't working. I only paid $40AUD to get it repaired after I bought it! It sounds ridiculously delicious, everything is so rich and lovely compared to my old Denon. ^The front HDMI work wonders for me. Neatly hidden behind screen Using my 10 yr old herpy derp stand to prop the center above my screen. I originally made it to be used with my racing wheel pedals to create a more 'sports carish' feel but it kept moving around.


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Hi Grant (and indeed everybody)! well, as far as historicals go it's all intriguing at the moment! For now, I just invested in some Napoleonic French for BP, so that will be my first historicals project. ECW also appeals (am tempted to raise the flag for the Royalists, I blame By The Sword Divided!) so perhaps later in the year I'll have a crack at something in that line. Bolt Action is also going to get some attention. I guess I had better get on the introductions thread...


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Team skated in Glens Falls this morning, and sounds as if things are status quo. Especially being on the road, Scott Pellerin said, they'll wait and see on the injured players, which likely means no big lineup changes tomorrow. They'll evaluate everyone when they get home. (That includes Brett Gallant.) They have an extra at Read More
Adirondack liveblog
Sitting back in Connecticut, so we'll be listening to Bob Rotruck and following Corey and Diana C. Nearhos on the Twitter. Diana had a neat note this morning about Jon Sim and Terry Murray. Kenny Reiter vs. Cal Heeter, with Yann Danis hurt. Corey tweets them as such: BRIDGEPORT F: Lee-Strome-Halmo Quine-Sundstrom (A)-Wiles Larson-Langkow-Bruton (C) Read More
Nine defensemen: Party like it's October
Almost a flashback this morning at Harbor Yard: Bridgeport had nine defensemen out there for practice before they headed up to Glens Falls for tomorrow night's game. The nine included the seven who dressed for warmup Sunday plus Sean Escobedo, out the past weekend after taking a hit in practice during the week, and Mike Read More
Strome named Player of the Week (and rookie of the month)
The AHL just named Ryan Strome its Player of the Week. Strome had two goals Friday, two assists Saturday, and that big goal and an assist plus the crashing forecheck to set up the first goal yesterday. Unless I'm missing one, Bridgeport's first POTW since Casey Cizikas in January 2012. Monthly awards come later today. Read More
All-around game
Barreling in was the forechecker, laying a hit on the Manchester defenseman, forcing a turnover, getting the puck to the Bridgeport guy on the left half-wall. The guy on the half-wall, who beat Brandon Kozun for the puck and fired a shot (that maybe J.S. Berube'd want back, but anyway) that made it 1-0, was Read More
Three in three
Right back at it, Bridgeport starts Kenny Reiter once again. Three starts in three days for him. Without John Persson, something had to give. Looks like Jon Sim gets the day off, too: second weekend in a row he gets the third game of the three-in-three off. While new PTO Mike Banwell is on the Read More
Albany liveblog, last day of November edition
Sorry for the delay. Finishing up that "moving" stuff. Sigh. Anyway. You don't care. Phil should be live any second now, if not already, at AHL Live. (Josh will be, too.) We'll follow Corey, Pete Dougherty, the Devils. The box is here. Per Corey, same lineup, but different lines: BRIDGEPORT F: Lee-Strome-Halmo Persson-Sundstrom-Bruton Quine-Langkow-Sim Larson-Wetmore-Johnson Read More
Just like last game, Hartford scores early. (Took the Wolf Pack four shifts instead of two.) There, the similarities end. What was the difference? "You'd like to try to play a complete game," Scott Pellerin said. "We want a 200-foot game, but also the 10-foot game, along the boards. Overall, we battled hard in those Read More


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Saudi must boost private sector to meet jobs demand: IMFSaudi Arabia needs to strengthen its private sector to satisfy demand for jobs by its young population and reduce its dependence on oil exports, said a senior International Monetary Fund official. The world's top oil exporter More… |
WARNING: Gulf needs urgent labour reformsGulf oil exporters may see unemployment among their citizens rise in coming years unless they change a decades-old habit of relying on cheap foreign labour, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday. Since the 1970s, milli More… |
Jordan to raise state spending in 2014 with Gulf helpJordan has set projected state expenditure at 8.1 billion dinars ($11.4 billion) for 2014, raising spending by 12.8 percent overall as it puts to work $5 billion in grants from oil rich Gulf states, the state news agency said on Thursday. More… |
Oman's public wage bill could jump $2.3bn in 2014Oman's public sector wage bill may jump by as much as 900 million rials ($2.3 billion) next year, according to the finance minister, accelerating a deterioration of its state budget position. Financial Affairs Minister Darwish More… |
Curb exuberance, IMF tells DubaiDubai's government has to make sure its property market is driven by fundamental factors, not speculation, and be ready to act if it sees very rapid increases in asset prices, a senior International Monetary Fund official said on Tuesday. More… |
Kuwait must curb spending: IMF chiefKuwait should contain current expenditures such as the public sector wage bill and generalised subsidies, and find ways to enhance non-oil revenues, to overcome the risk from eroding buffers, said a top official. The challenges ca More… |
Egypt can't rely on Gulf aid foreverEgypt is engaged in a high stakes gamble, using billions of dollars from Gulf allies to stimulate the economy and keep its politically charged streets calm in the hope that investors and tourists will return. The biggest Arab coun More… |
IMF team visits Egypt for first time since JuneAn International Monetary Fund delegation is visiting Egypt this week, the Finance Ministry said on Thursday, only days after the Central Bank governor Hisham Ramez was quoted as saying a senior IMF official had behaved in a "totally unacce More… |
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After 32 years of teaching and research, and dozens of published articles and awards, Penn State DuBois professor of psychology John Johnson will retire at the end of this semester. Johnson has taught at Penn State DuBois since 1981, earning his full professorship in 1995. He completed a research fellowship at the University of Bielefeld, Germany. He was previously an instructor at Johns Hopkins Evening College and Towson State University. He is a member of several professional organizations, such as the American Psychological Association and the European Association of Personality Psychology. Johnson completed his undergraduate work at Penn State, and earned his masters degree and doctorate in psychology at Johns Hopkins University.


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Situated near the airport, in Ontario, this hotel is close to Ontario Mills Shopping Mall, Citizens Business Bank Arena, and Victoria Gardens. Area attractions also include the Ontario Convention Center.
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In addition to a restaurant, Hyatt Place Ontario / Rancho Cucamonga features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café and a bar/lounge.
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Plasma televisions include premium digital channels. Guestrooms also feature beds with pillowtop mattresses, refrigerators, and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Hyatt Place Ontario / Rancho Cucamonga features an outdoor pool and a fitness facility. The hotel offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary hot breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This 3-star property offers access to a business center, audio-visual equipment, and a meeting/conference room. Event facilities measure 850 square feet (77 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers concierge services, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Complimentary self parking is available on site. Hyatt Place Ontario / Rancho Cucamonga is a smoke-free property.
Pet Policy: For guests staying 1-6 nights, a $75 non-refundable pet fee will be administered. Guests staying 7-30 nights, a $75 non-refundable pet fee plus an additional $100 cleaning fee will be administered. Guests staying 30 plus nights, please contact the hotel using the contact details in the booking confirmation. The fee(s) will be inclusive of taxes. A maximum of 2 dogs per room are permitted. Only dogs weighing 50 lbs and under are permitted; two dogs may be allowed in a guestroom provided the combined weight of both dogs does not exceed 75 pounds; the pet fee encompasses this and pets exceeding this are at the hotel's discretion. All pets must be housebroken. Service animals are exempt from fees.
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- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 77
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Enjoy our complimentary a.m. Kitchen Skillet™, served daily, with hot breakfast items, fresh fruit, oatmeal and plenty more to choose from.
Hyatt Place Ontario / Rancho Cucamonga has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and appetizers.
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- Self parking fee: USD 7.50 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: USD 75 per room, per stay (maximum USD 175 per stay) plus USD 100 one-time cleaning fee
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This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The photos in this description reflect the brand standard and are provided for illustrative purposes only.


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When you're already on the ropes, it can't hurt to try something new. That seems to be the attitude over at Yahoo. Hot on the heels of their Livestand mobile digital magazine, the venerable search engine made major changes to its search results for two things that users look for the most at this time of year: recipes and gifts.
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4 Cities Show Leadership in Adapting to Local Climate Impacts
by -Take a look at four U.S. cities—Boulder, CO.; Salt Lake City, UT; Pinecrest, FL.; and Hoboken, NJ—and it's clear that they are at the frontlines of climate change. But take a closer look and you'll see that they're also at the forefront of local climate action.
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The world will need to spend an estimated US$5.7 trillion annually in green infrastructure by 2020 in order to limit global temperature rise to 2 degrees C. This week, it took a step toward creating an institution – the Green Climate Fund – that will be pivotal in achieving this goal.
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The world is projected to hold a whopping 9.6 billion people by 2050. Figuring out how to feed all these people—while also advancing rural development, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and protecting valuable ecosystems—is one of the greatest challenges of our era.
So what's causing the global food challenge, and how can the world solve it? We begin to answer these questions through a series of graphics below. For more information, check out the interim findings of Creating a Sustainable Food Future, a report produced by WRI, U.N. Environment Programme, U.N. Development Programme, and the World Bank.
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A new publication from EMBARQ explores the existing literature on the safety impacts of sustainable transport – primarily from the United States and Europe – and adding examples from Latin America and South Asia. The evidence suggests that projects that reduce traffic—such as congestion charging—and those that improve infrastructure—such as high-quality mass transport systems—can have a positive impact on traffic safety, in addition to numerous other co-benefits.


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Venice, LA.--Zipping along in a 21-foot bay boat, we follow a muddy-brown finger of the Mississippi past golden-tipped marsh grass to the point where the river tickles the Gulf of Mexico. As the afternoon sun curbs the April chill, it is difficult to imagine that below the river's glassy surface lurks a deadly force. Every year this invisible menace creates a vast swath of oxygen-starved water along the Louisiana coast, suffocating billions of creatures by midsummer. Aptly dubbed the dead zone, this phenomenon hit record proportions in 1999 at 20,000 square kilometers--roughly the size of New Jersey.
Blame falls primarily on the 1.6 million metric tons of nitrogen--mostly fertilizer runoff from Midwestern farms--that pour out of the Mississippi and the nearby Atchafalaya rivers every year. State and federal officials finally agreed last October on a plan to curtail this recurring ecological disaster, known as hypoxia. But with no budget and no official committee to coordinate strategies, the plan is vulnerable to political whims. "This whole issue is being caught in that flux, so it's really hard to predict what will happen," says marine ecologist Nancy Rabalais, whose 16 years of work with the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium brought the dead zone into the limelight.
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There have been a large number of members on this forum asking for some version of a chat system. We have it than we don't. Then we do again. It was something that was used and asked for, but we still don't have it. Than today I log on to see what the best GM community has going on and I see pics in the thread list. Yes I don't keep up on the daily behind the scene business of this forum, but did anybody ask for that?
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Hey @aloxdaddy99 ... Virtually no one used the chat system and it was causing all sorts of behind-the-scenes problems. In fact, i think only like 10 people have asked for it, maybe I'm wrong on that ...
I'm in the process of expanding the site with some extra features that are designed to add additional help and value to the members. For example, I also added in a LIKE / THANK tool. So you can "like" any particular post that a member makes, or you can "thank" them for it.
I'll re-think the chat system, but again, like 5 people used it on average in any given day from what I can tell.
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06-07-2013, 10:32 PM #3Steve I will agree that not too many used it, but members like @aloxdaddy99 and I as well as other more "major" members used it alot. We used it as a way to talk easier than through PM's or lots of posts in guess the next poster. I feel if chat comes back for good many will use it once they learn how to create chat rooms and such. Like in Field of Dreams, "build it and they will come".
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Friday, February 04, 2005
Speaking of Blue & Gray
Check out the shoes (and the cool pic of JTIII)
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- Diamond_Mike said...
Also, JTIII is soliciting info on how to improve the GU basketball experience.
https://www4.georgetown.edu/uis/keybridge/keyform/form.cfm?formid=791 - 11:51 AM
- Italian Stallion said...
The shoes look pretty cool. My all-time favorite uniforms were the ones from the 95-96 team.
As far as making the games more interesting, i vote to bring back the noise decibel monitor in the upper wings of the crap-hole known as usairways arena. in addition to giving people a reason to scream, it was the mark of a good game when that thing was up to 100 for a protracted period of time. - 1:06 PM
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- Diamond_Mike said...
Boathouse article:
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And more props for JTIII:
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Mofi wrote:The match case issue is not a bug. This was discussed already at Replacing "[A-Z]" to "_[A-Z]".
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I've been on RPGuild for quite a long while, now, and I used to be really active, but one day I just stopped coming on here. I don't know what happened... Real life got busy, I guess (like it wasn't before? xD). But I missed writing on here so so so SO much! D:
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I've had a bit of an obsession with the idea of American pie since watching Twin Peaks in my yoof. Something about that classic diner environment and Special Agent Dale Cooper's palpable enjoyment of those perfect slices of pie really captured my imagination. The diner's waitress, played by Madchen Amick, may have also had something to do with it.
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Please Note: this information is from last year's Institute. Save the date: the 2013 Writers' Institute will be held April 12, 13, and 14.
Schedule and Workshops
- Saturday, April 14th detailed schedule
- Sunday, April 15th detailed schedule
- Download the workshop choices menu.
- Download the registration form.
Friday, April 13, 2012
8:00 - 9:00 am
8:00-9:00 Registration (coffee, tea, juice, pastries)
The bookstore in Lee Lounge opens at 9:00AM and is open all day Friday and Saturday. Closed on Sunday.
8:30-9:00 New and Good with Writers' Institute Director Laurie Scheer
The 23rd Annual Writers' Institute promises to provide writers with the latest in craft, publishing, and marketing information. This 3 day conference features the tried and true elements we've seen in the past years, i.e. pitching to agents, outstanding speakers, and informative panels and networking opportunities. This year's event will also bring back the ever popular practice pitch sessions and personal consultation opportunities. Additionally, we are offering a new forum called Inspired Ideas-an hour and a half of back-to-back mini seminars-a total of 5 per session-featuring some of our exceptional speakers addressing hot topics in 15 minute sessions all united by the same theme. Be sure to check it out. (This is a new version of How to go to a writers' conference).
9:00 - 10:45 am
9:00-9:25 Introduction of Agents and Speakers
Introduction of speakers and announcement of contest winners.
9:30-10:45 Keynote Speaker- The Writer's Life with John Vorhaus
Having a productive, effective writing life is actually a lot easier than most people think. You just set a practical goal – seek to be closing the gap between the writer you are and the writer you intend to be – and then support that goal with simple, useful tools. This workshop is designed to help you establish that goal and master those tools, all in a supportive, informational and inspirational setting. Learn how to find and refine your voice, follow your muse, feed your passion, make your writing time productive, gain creative confidence and kill writer's block for all eternity.
9:30-11:00 Private Pitches (8 minutes each)
1DC13-1DC21 Private Pitches with Linda Konner
1DD22-1DD30 Private Pitches with Laurie McClean
1DE22-1DE25 Private Pitches with Andy Ross
1DF22-1DF30 Private Pitches with Gordon Warnock
11:00 am - 12:20 pm
Concurrent Sessions: (choose one)
Take Your Characters to Dinner-and Dessert with Laurel Yourke
Characters turn novels into feast or famine. Yet considering character only in terms of plot can produce scrawny stick figures. The solution? Feed them. Hang out with your characters in your own world—the one outside your novel. Discover character secrets and successes while wining and dining your cast. In other words, take them to dinner. For dessert, treat your characters to Aristotle's four C's: Class, Credibility, Coherence and Causality. The session includes dinner and dessert—but for fictional characters only.
Publishing in the Digital Age with Agent Joelle Delbourgo
Some would argue that not since the invention of the printing press has "the book" undergone such a revolution. New technologies are changing everything about how we write, deliver, purchase, experience, and share books. As e-book sales rocket and the sale of physical books shrink, publishers are rethinking the model, making it harder than ever before to get published. What does this mean for writers and readers? Is the book as we know it dead? Why do writers need to think not only about the content of what they write but how it reaches an audience? What new forms are evolving? Where are the opportunities?
Why Critiquing is Necessary with Laurie Buchanan and Christine DeSmet
Have you ever been requested to rewrite a paragraph, page, or section? Have you ever been asked to turn a chapter inside out? In this 90-minute class Laurie shares her writing journey of working with UW Madison's Christine DeSmet. A journey of accepting feedback in the vein it was given—to make my manuscript sell. From rewriting, rewriting again, query letter, book proposal, and submission, and having my feet held to the fire (so to speak) this was an experience of a lifetime; one that I cherish and will never forget.
Writing for the Religious Inspirational Market with Jim Papandrea
It you've always wanted to encourage the faith of people like you, and you think you have something worthwhile to say, this workshop will give you practical advice for everything from deciding what to write to find a publisher, to turning a book into a ministry. Writers will learn how to think about turning their own experiences into uplifting devotional reading. Author Jim Papandrea will also share his experiences publishing in the Christian market, as well as answer questions about inspirational literature and religious publishers.
Agent Private Pitch Times (8 minutes each)
1DA01-1DA09: Private pitches with John Bolger
1DC01-1DC09: Private pitches with Linda Konner
1DD01-1DD09: Private pitches with Laurie McClean
1DE01-1DE09: Private pitches with Andy Ross
1DF01-1DF09: Private pitches with Gordon Warnock
Practice Private Pitch Times (15 minutes each)
1CA01-1CA04: Practice pitches with Christopher Mohar
1CB01-1CB04: Practice pitches with Brian Christian1CD01-1CD04: Practice pitches with Bridget Birdsall
Editor Private Pitch Times (8 minutes each)
1DG01-1DG09: Private Pitches with Terri Bischoff
Personal Consultations (30 minutes each)
1BA01-1BA03: Advanced critiques with Kimberly Aime
1BB01-1BB03: Advanced critiques with Jeanette Hurt
1BC01-1BC03: Advanced critiques with Tina Schwartz
1BD01-1BD03: Advanced critiques with John Vorhaus
1BE01-1BE03: Advanced critiques with Angela Voras-Hills
12:30 -1:50 pm
Friday Luncheon - Success Stories/Writers Networking/Genre Lunch
You'll have the opportunity to be seated at designated tables featuring your writing genre, i.e. there will be tables for Romance, Mystery, Literary fiction, memoir, nonfiction, etc. There you can network with other writers writing in your genre. Additionally, Writers' Institute director Laurie Scheer will celebrate the writers who have had success stories in the past year.
Please note: There is a separate fee for this luncheon. If you choose to bring your own lunch, you are still invited. There will be seating available at the side of the room.
Friday afternoon, April 13, 2012
2:00 - 3:20 pm
Concurrent Sessions: (choose one)
How to Write a Dynamite Book Proposal and More with agent Linda Konner
Agent Linda Konner will share her thoughts regarding all of the components of a top-notch nonfiction book proposal (including things the proposal-writing books don't tell you). Other elements of book proposal writing including book collaborations and 7 ways to make your literary agent love you will be addressed. She will also cover the tricks that may finally get your memoir sold for those memoir-writers in the audience.
The Comic Toolbox: How to be Funny Even if You're Not with John Vorhaus
Even if you generally write serious stuff, it's useful to know what makes comic ideas work, and how to make them work better. In this lively, invigorating workshop, international comedy expert John Vorhaus will give you the tools you need to understand the inner workings of the comic process – and perhaps discover that you're a little funnier than you thought. Topics include the comic premise, the will to risk, common comic tools, creating comic characters, types of comic stories and a whole lot more. For those who are "naturally funny," comedy seems like a gift bestowed by heaven. In fact, comic skills are accessible to everyone who has the ability to analyze, and the willingness to take small risks. It's a guarantee: You'll come out of this workshop exactly 90 minutes funnier than you were going in.
Panel-Blogging with Laurie Buchanan, Kimberly Aime, and Mary T. Wagner
From Nathan Bransford's well-read literary blog to The Bloggess' usual rants, blogging has become the new platform for writers to display their craft-and sell their work. Join three talented, inspired, and seasoned writers who have successful blogs. Learn how they constructed their web presences and found the followers who read their blogs and their plans for the future. Their enthusiasm is fierce so beware; you'll want to start your own blog also!
Inspired ideas – Finding the Right Words – for Fiction and Non-fiction writers
This is the first session of our new Inspired Ideas forum. We'll hear from five speakers and their point-of-views regarding the topic of finding the right words for writers. You know what it's like when you just cannot locate the exact word needed to describe a particular feeling or color of a dress… Each speaker has 15 minutes to expound upon the subject matter. Join us for one or join us for all of the sessions. They are as follows:
- Writing Song Lyrics as a Narrative Exercise-J. Papandrea
- Poetry for Fiction Writers-Angela Voras-Hills
- Words-The secret is in the words. Master the six-word memoir. Empower your writing-Bridget Birdsall
- Children and Teens' nonfiction writing-when what you say REALLY matters-Tina Schwartz
- Economic Use of Words-Why Writing Like a Screenwriter helps your writing-Laurie Scheer
Agent Private Pitch Times (8 minutes each)
1DA10-1DA18: Private pitches with John Bolger
1DH01-1DH09: Private pitches with Joelle Delbourgo
1DD10-1DD18: Private pitches with Laurie McClean
1DE10-1DE18: Private pitches with Andy Ross
1DF10-1DF18: Private pitches with Gordon Warnock
Practice Private Pitch Times (15 minutes each)
1CA05-1CA08: Practice pitches with Christopher Mohar1CB05-1CB08: Practice pitches with Brian Christian
1CD05-1CD07: Practice pitches with Bridget Birdsall
Editor Private Pitch Times (8 minutes each)
1DG10-1DG18: Private Pitches with Terri Bischoff
Advanced Critiques (30 minutes each)
1BF01-1BF03: Advanced Critiques with Christine DeSmet
Personal Consultations (30 minutes each)
1BB04-1BB06: Advanced critiques with Jeanette Hurt
1BC04-1BC06: Advanced critiques with Tina Schwartz
3:20 - 3:40 pm
Break (Sodas, cookies)
3:40 Bookstore closes for the day
3:45 - 5:15 pm
Agent Panel – Q & A with Agents
Friday Evening, April 13, 2012
5:30 - 7:00 pm
Agent Private Pitch Times (8 minutes each)
1DA19-1DA21 Private pitches with John Bolger Pitch
1DC10-1DC12 Private pitches with Linda Konner
1DD19-1DD21 Private pitches with Laurie McClean
1DE19-1DE21 Private pitches with Andy Ross
1DF19-1DF21 Private pitches with Gordon Warnock
1DH10-1DH12 Private pitches with Joelle Delbourgo
Editor Private Pitch Times (8 minutes each)
1DG19-1DG21 Private pitches with Terri Bischoff
Critique Groups
1AA01: Critique Session-Christopher Mohar
1AC-01: Nonfiction Critique Group-Laurie Scheer
1AD01 Critique Session – Bridget Birdsall
7:15 - 8:30 pm
Critique Groups
1AA02: Fiction Critique Group with Christopher Mohar
1AD02: Critique Session - Bridget Birdsal


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To create a new smart playlist go to TV Shows, then click on the back button (..). Do not use back space. Do this twice and you will come to a list, at the bottom of which you should see New smart playlist.
Change the type to TV and name the playlist DanishTv or something.
Under "find items where" you want to create a rule that says (Path) (Is) (path to your danish tv shows).
Its also a good idea to set your ordering to by title.
Once you have saved your playlist you can go to Settings > Skin > Custom Home.
Go down to Custom Playlist 1, name it Danish TV and select the smart play list you have just created.
You now need to create another smart playlist for the rest of your TV library.
This time your rule should say (Path) (Is Not) (path to your Danish tv shows).
Go to the Custom Home menu again and set this new play list as TV Shows.
Don't forget to go to Settings > Skin > Home Window and hide the TV Shows item from there.
You should now have, on your main menu, an item for your entire TV library excluding Danish TV, and another which will display exclusively your Danish TV.
Hope this helps,
Good Luck!
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@SlickRed: Sweet, I will try this one of the next days and report back :-)
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Hi Slick, I did like you explained, but now I get this "error" when I try opening one of the new menus/playlists from the homepage.
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Hi Koror,
It looks like your Smart Playlist is returning 0 results. I'm assuming that screenshot you posted appears when you click on Danish TV from the main menu? If thats the case, make sure your Smart Playlist Rule looks something like this: This folder must contain all of your Danish TV and nothing else. Then, go to Settings > Skin > Custom Home Menu and make sure it looks like this: On the screenshot above you can see a menu item on the left called "Custom Submenus". Check in there for getting rid of submenus. If that isn't what you are looking for can you be a bit more specific, e.g what submenus are you trying to delete/modify? SlickRed
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I got it working, thank you for your help :-)
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Seems when I got to create my smart playlist and do tv shows then path it only shows my cd drive whe selecting the path and not the other hard drives?
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After a nice long summer of lazing around, playing outside, and staying up late, it is almost time for my kids to go to school. In order to get them back into school-mode, I have been trying to incorporate some fun, yet educational, activities into their last few days of summer. HearthSong is the perfect place to find such activities. They sell tons of fun projects for kids of all ages and I was given the opportunity to work with them again! You can see how they helped make our summer fun here.
We were lucky enough to choose two kits to review and my kids were thrilled.
Bella is very creative and into story-telling, so she was very excited to have the opportunity to review the Pop-Up Book Set. The kit comes with two pop-up books (one large and one small), 31 die cut pieces in various shapes, 2 sticker sheets, 8 markers, and 2 pairs of googly eyes.
She took her "assignment" very serious. She spent time thinking about what the story should be, finding coordinating stickers, and illustrating her book. The result was her very first book, "The Monkey and the Friends Love Each Other". The book is absolutely adorable and something I know I will keep forever and ever. She is also very proud of it and insisted on calling her grandparents to tell them about her book once she was done. The stickers that were included really helped spark some creativity and helped lead the direction of her story. This really is a fabulous kit and well worth the $19.98 price tag. It also makes a great keepsake and I know she will get a kick out of this when she sees it as an adult!
Jack chose to review the Clean Water Science Kit. From the moment he saw the kit online, he could not wait to get it in the mail. Later the same day he saw the kit online, he told me, "I think I am going to be really good at science in school". It was so nice to hear him say something other than "I love video games!" The kit comes with everything (except for the water and dirt) you will need to build your own water filtration system to allow your child to see how filthy water can be cleaned and reused.
Jack and my husband spent some quality father-son time (and as you can see, the dog joined in) together on this one. Jack had a blast putting all the pieces together, going outside to collect dirt to make muddy water, and then seeing his "invention" (as he called it) clean water right before his eyes. It was so great to see the excitement on his face when he repeated the experiment for me later. This kit was fantastic and anything that gets my son excited about a school subject gets an A+ in my book! Plus, the kit is very reasonably priced at only $11.98!
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Massachusetts is slowly working through applications for medical
marijuana dispensaries, but some websites aren't waiting for final
regulations. Several websites now promise to connect Massachusetts
patients with doctors who fill pot prescriptions.
The surge of online entrepreneurs has some medical groups worried about safety, according to the Boston Globe. The Massachusetts Medical Society
told the Globe that many of these sites are skirting rules about being
associated with real physicians. One site owner interviewed by the Globe
said he charged $250 for the service, but most of that money goes to
the referring physician.
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LAKEWOOD RANCH — After a first round of interviews last week, three longtime educators remain in contention for the principal position at McNeal Elementary School, which will be vacated when Principal Ronna Paris retires this summer.
A seven-member panel of district officials and members of the McNeal family whittled the list to Barry Dunn, James Horner and Norma Scott, who all currently serve as assistant principals at Manatee schools.
"It's an exciting time for McNeal," Manatee County Public Schools' Director of Elementary Schools Tim Kolbe said. "This is a big moment. They want to get someone to carry on the traditions at McNeal, but whenever anybody new (comes in), there's a freshness, too."
The community can meet the finalists during a community forum at 7 p.m., May 14, at the school, 6325 Lorraine Road. McNeal parents will be able to ask questions of the candidates and provide feedback to district officials, which will be used in the selection process.
Manatee Superintendent Tim McGonegal and Lynnette Edwards, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction, will review information from the forum and interview candidates before McGonegal makes a recommendation to the Manatee County School Board on June 8, Kolbe said.
Kolbe said finalists were selected based on their responses to questions, experiences in education and how well they connected with representatives of the McNeal family.
"They all had a working knowledge of the school," Kolbe said. "They had done their research. They understand the importance of student achievement and instruction. These three (candidates) rose to the top in that."
The candidates
Barry Dunn
Barry Dunn, a 15-year veteran in elementary education, currently serves as the assistant principal at Williams Elementary School in Parrish.
"My philosophy on education is that every child is an individual who learns in his or her own way," Dunn said. "As educators, it is our responsibility to be familiar with that information and use it in our everyday practices. Educating children is more about process than content."
Dunn started in the classroom in 1994, teaching fourth- and fifth-graders at Gocio Elementary until 1997 when he began working at Bay Haven School of Basics Plus in Sarasota. There, he was a data/literacy coach, fourth grade teacher and Exceptional Student Education inclusion teacher.
He served as the assistant principal at Oneco Elementary School from July 2005 to July 2007, when assumed his current position at Williams.
James Horner
James Horner already is a familiar face at McNeal Elementary School, where he currently serves as assistant principal.
He helped open the school six years ago and has served there every year since except one — when he went to help a new principal at Daughtrey Elementary.
"Our current Principal Ronna Paris has mentored me along the way to the point where I'm definitely ready to step up and take that responsibility," Horner said. "My heart is at McNeal."
With classroom experience as an Exceptional Student Education teacher, Horner has served as the assistant principal at Braden River, Wakeland, Daughtery and McNeal elementary schools since first stepping into administration in 2002.
Norma Scott
A 22-year-veteran in elementary education, Norma Scott currently serves as the assistant principal at Moody Elementary School.
"I feel that inspiring students and giving them a love of learning is the most important thing a person can do," Scott said. "That's what we're here for. We're here for the children."
Since taking her first position at Bayshore Elementary School in 1987, Scott has taught gifted and special needs children as well as students who speak English as a second language.
She took her first assistant principal position in 2000 at Gene Witt Elementary, where she served eight years before becoming an administrator at Moody.
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WHAT: Finalists will be meeting the community and answering questions. The event is for adults only.
WHEN: 7 p.m., May 14
WHERE: McNeal Elementary School, 6325 Lorraine Road, Lakewood Ranch
Freedom, Bashaw also searching for principals
Two other East County schools also are looking to fill principal positions.
Freedom Elementary School will hold interviews with select applicants on May 15 and a community forum with the final three contenders on May 19.
Bashaw Elementary School will hold interviews with finalists on May 21 and a forum with the three finalists on May 26.
The superintendent's recommendation for all three schools will be presented to the Manatee County School Board for approval on June 8.
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Awesome Agate girls' swimmers and divers prepare for sections
By: News-Chronicle, Lake County News Chronicle
The Agate girls swimming and diving team is undefeated going into the sections meet in Hibbing Nov. 7 and 10. The girls' outstanding record is even more impressive because they have maintained their undefeated status for two years. They're spending the next few days preparing to make all their training pay off.
"The girls have been working so hard for this all season. They train hard all year and then the couple of weeks prior to the main competition we start to taper and get some good rest in," said coach Heather Mayfield in an email to the News-Chronicle.
Preliminaries start on Thursday with the top 16 in each event qualifying for section finals on Saturday.
"They have worked hard and are ready to show some Agate Pride in the pool at Hibbing on Thursday and Saturday this week," Mayfield said.
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Balmaha Boatyard was established 150 years ago by Sandy Macfarlane's great grandfather, John Macfarlane, and is still very much a family business with traditional values.
Cruises are available via the Luss Straits and around the Nature Reserve islands. For individuals or small groups, there is a ferry service to Inchcailleach island(Inchcailloch), which has a nature trail as well as barbecue facilities.
Macfarlanes have been running the mail service on the Loch since 1948. The mailboat delivers mail to the islands of Inchtavannich, Inchmurrin, Inchcruin and Inchfad. There is a one hour stop on Inchmurrin where bar lunches are available at Inchmurrin Hotel. Days and times vary.
The boats can cater for large groups, parties, educational trips, and ramblers by arrangement.
The marina allows for seasonal wet berths and moorings, dry berths all year round, storage and holiday berths by arrangement.
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New Russian Restaurant Kalina grand opening on December 5
Wednesday, November 28th, 2012While at Tucson Meet Yourself back in October I met the daughter of Chef Natasha who is opening a new Russian restaurant in Tucson, named Kalina, "a taste of Russian luxuries".
She has named the restaurant after her father, who just passed away on November 18. The Grand Opening was originally planned for November but is now set for December 5.
In Chef Natasha's own words:
"Kalina" is my family last name from Ukraine. It is a beautiful tree with red berries that are very healthy and can be eaten by people. Berries stay on the tree over the winter to help birds through cold time with food. I make homemade tasting Russian and European food. Many recipes are my grandmothers and my family.
They are located at 8969 E. Tanque Verde Road #209, website: www.kalinarestaurant.com. Open for regular hours 9:30am – 9:30pm on Dec. 5 with "free samplings and offerings and discounts". Please call 520-360-4040 to make a reservation due to the small but cozy dinning room. Lunch/dinner menu below.
Tuesday through Saturday 9:30am – 9:30 pm
High Tea all day
Closed Sunday and Monday
Will have Sunday brunch very soon with omelet and blintzes bar.
Siberian Pelmeni
meat dumplings served with creme fraiche
small 7 large 9Poltava's Vareniki
mashed potato dumplings served with mushroom consomme
small 6 large 8Stuffed Bell Pepper
rice, carrots and onions stuffed bell pepper with tomato sauce
meat 9 vegetarian 7St. Petersburg Beef Stroganoff
thin slices of top sirloin, challots, cremini mushrooms and sour cream
served over homemade egg noodles
10Chicken Kiev
served with roasted potatoes and mushrooms
10NY Steak
served with root vegetables and garlic mashed potatoes
12Borscht (Soup)
Ukrainian beet Borscht and fried cabbage Piroshki
6Olivier (Salad)
kielbasa, potato, peas, carrots, pickles, saffron mayo,eggs
served with black bread
8Venigret (Salad)
red beets, potato, red onions, cornichons,sour cabbage, shredded carrots
served with black bread
I know people in the Russian & Slavic Studies Dept. at the U of A who will be very happy to hear this news. Enjoy these Russian delicacies.


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Actors: | Stephanie Lemelin, Jesse Mccartney, Danica Mckellar, Nolan North, Khary Payton, Jason Spisak |
The six raw teenage heroes are Young Justice, the Justice League's secret weapon against the forces of evil. Based out of the Cave, the teen heroes will take on under-the-radar missions that would be impossible for the League proper (with its incandescent star-power) to handle covertly. In addition, these kids are in constant training to take their place alongside the great heroes. Red Tornado will be their supervisor; Black Canary will be in charge of their training, and Batman will hand out their assignments. And of course, Young Justice will push their missions, often turning a simple assignment from Batman into something much larger, often discovering that what they've been tasked to do is just the tip of the iceberg.
Status: | Normal |
Run time: | 87mins |
Origin: | UNITED STATES |
Aspect Ratio: | 16:9 |


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