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The Meadows trauma and addiction treatment center in Wickenburg, Arizona, is a sponsor of the Wickenburg High School Safe and Sober Senior Grad Night Party that is being held on Friday, May 25 at the high school cafeteria. The Safe and Sober Senior Grad Night Party was started to create an alcohol and drug free, safe environment for the students to celebrate after the high school graduation ceremony.
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The Meadows Sponsors Wickenburg High School Safe and Sober Senior Grad Night Party
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2005 during prom and grad season (April, May, June), 676 students under the age of 21 were killed in alcohol-related traffic accidents. One third of the alcohol-related fatalities involving teens each year occur during those months.
"We are very pleased to support the Safe and Sober Senior Grad Night Party," said Jim Dredge, The Meadows CEO. "We applaud the efforts of both the Wickenburg High School and the parents in focusing on the safety of the students while providing a memorable event."
Jackie Jacobson, Principal of Wickenburg High School, said that the Safe and Sober Senior Grand Night Party is a tradition at their school that the parents take very seriously as they plan and execute the entire event. "The objective is to keep the students safe and make sure they're not in the desert or at someone's house making very poor choices," commented Jacobson. "The event has been wildly successful with a 90% attendance rate."
Sergeant Owen Black of the Wickenburg Police Department said that while the police provide outside security at the party, they take a very small role as it is managed by the senior class parents. "It's an amazing thing that they do. It provides a safe environment for the kids to celebrate where there are no drugs or alcohol," expressed Sergeant Black. He commented that during the time the safe and sober format began, which he thinks was in 1984, he is not aware of any major incident from a drug-related issue at graduation.
The party goes all night from 10:00pm to 4:00am with prizes and activities, including a money machine where students spend a few minutes trying to catch money floating in the air. The parents monitor the comings and goings of every student, taking their keys and having them sign in and out. The gifts are distributed at the end of the event as an incentive for the students to remain at the party.
The organizer of the Safe and Sober Senior Grad Night Party, Annette Roberts, said that all students leave with a gift. This year there are approximately 170 students. In the past, the parent committee would buy televisions, computers, anything that the students could use for college. "This year may be a little different with more students participating, along with the economic conditions," said Roberts. "With more graduates, it's harder to buy gifts."
The parent committee will accept donations through May 25. Last year, according to Roberts, $18,000 was raised. At present, the committee has raised $8,000 through various fundraising events. For more information on how to donate to the Safe and Sober Senior Grad Night Party, please contact Annette Roberts at 928.671.0312 or Lori Hancock at 928.684.9434.
The Meadows is an industry leader in treating trauma and addiction through its inpatient and workshop programs. To learn more about The Meadows' work with trauma and addiction contact an intake coordinator at (866) 856-1279 or visit http://www.themeadows.com.
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Data frames are integral to R. They provide a standard format for passing data to model-fitting and plotting functions, and this standard makes it easier for experienced users to learn new functions that accept data as a single data frame. Still, many data sets do not easily fit into a single data frame; data sets in ecology with a so-called fourth-corner problem provide important examples. Manipulating such inherently multiple-table data using several data frames can result in long and difficult-to-read workflows. We introduce the R multitable package to provide new data storage objects called data.list objects, which extend the data.frame concept to explicitly multiple-table settings. Like data frames, data lists are lists of variables stored as vectors; what is new is that these vectors have dimension attributes that make accessing and manipulating them easier. As data.list objects can be coerced to data.frame objects, they can be used with all R functions that accept an object that is coercible to a data.frame.
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HEY YOU 1 10:25am Wed 20 Jun 2012 Share Quote Permalink Like (2) Dislike Another SOCIALIST REPUBLICAN getting a government check.
YesYNot 2 10:42am Wed 20 Jun 2012 Share Quote Permalink Like Dislike That was really funny. It shouldn't reflect poorly on Paul though because
1) He pays into the system more each year than he gets out of it (he says)
2) You can be for raising taxes while not voluntarily sending in extra money each year.Pubs use #2 argument all the time saying...
'If you want to raise taxes just send in extra money each year.' That argument of course is a load of crap. Many business leaders want good environmental regulations. They want this, because they don't want to be awful polluters. At the same time, they cannot voluntarily subject themselves to standards that other business do not follow. If they did, they would go out of business. So, you need a fair rule set that everyone follows. -
Vicente 3 1:17pm Wed 20 Jun 2012 Share Quote Permalink Like Dislike If he really believed it's an evil to be axed, he'd work to DISMANTLE it right now, and he wouldn't accept a check from it. But he's another politician who knows better than to touch the third rail, he wants some change that will only screw things up well after he's dead and gone and doesn't have to fix it.
Real Libertarians, like Rose Wilder Lane and Isabel "Pat" Paterson, refused benefits and were staunch advocates of dismantling.
Ayn Rand accepted Social Security and MediCare, so at least he's following in the well-trod footsteps of a hypocritical liar.
thomas.wong1986 4 10:53pm Wed 20 Jun 2012 Share Quote Permalink Like Dislike Another SOCIALIST REPUBLICAN getting a government check.
from the article... he is in favor of YOU having the option and choice to own and manage your own retirement account.
Currently neither YOU, Ron Paul, or anyone have a choice, since its taken out of your earnings. Therefore not a hypocritical liar as some would like to spout... What choices do you have today ???
Paul is outspoken about the need to end government programs like the Federal Reserve and the departments of energy and education.
But he said he would not eliminate programs like Social Security and Medicare, despite his belief that the programs are unconstitutional.
He planned to allow citizens under the age of 25 to opt out of the system in order to save their own money for retirement, if elected to the presidency.
Vicente 5 11:05pm Wed 20 Jun 2012 Share Quote Permalink Like Dislike But he said he would not eliminate programs like Social Security and Medicare, despite his belief that the programs are unconstitutional.
If he were a True Believer, he'd live it. He'd make it happen, starting personally, right now, no half-measures. Taking Social Security checks is not "getting back your money", your money was spent the same year in a loose sense. Money he's taking right now is coming from people working right now. If he and millions of others stopped taking their checks, then the program would have to be recognized as no longer needed and wound down. He could START A MOVEMENT by being the first to publicly tear up his SS check on camera and resolve to never cash another one. Ron Paul could exhort his followers to follow his example starting with the richest ones first of course, and with enough public support fan that spark into a flame. No, Ron Paul is much like his hypocrite son who rails against MediCare meanwhile taking money from it and saying he "deserves" to make a decent living. Ron Paul is just another demagogue with a megaphone and a bunch of rubes who listen despite his demonstrated inability to live up to his high-sounding words.
The saddest thing is not the crazy old man who got out of the attic, it's the worshipful Paulistas who think he's a goddamn Oracle.
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- BIRTH DATE: December 08, 1925
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Born on December 8, 1925, in New York City, Sammy Davis Jr. overcame prevailing racism to become an entertaining legend. He was a successful comedian, actor, dancer and singer. As part of the Rat Pack, with Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, Davis was known for his films and his partying ways. As his fame grew,
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his refusal to appear in any clubs that practiced racial segregation led to the integration of several venues in Miami Beach and Las Vegas.
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Sammy Davis Jr. was born Samuel George Davis Jr. on December 8, 1925, in New York City. After his parents split up when he was 3, Davis lived with his father and soon began a career tap-dancing in vaudeville. He, his father and Will Mastin performed as the Will Mastin Trio until Davis left to serve in the United States Army during World War II. During his time in the service, he overcame racial prejudice by joining the entertainment unit.
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Upon returning home, Davis resumed his showbiz career, performing stand up, acting and recording music. In 1956, Davis starred on Broadway in Mr. Wonderful, and in 1964 in Golden Boy. His refusal to appear in any clubs that practiced racial segregation led to the integration of several venues in Miami Beach and Las Vegas.
Davis's films include Porgy and Bess (1959), Robin and the Seven Hoods with fellow Rat Pack members Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin (1964), Sweet Charity (1968) and Taps (1980). While Davis found his greatest success as a performer in the 1950s and '60s, he continued to entertain and record until the early 1980s.
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Davis was involved in a serious automobile accident in 1954, and lost his left eye as a result. While in the hospital, recovering from the accident, the famous performer began studying Judaism, reading, among other works, Paul Johnson's book A History of Jews. Several years later, Davis—who was raised as a Roman Catholic—converted to Judaism.
Davis married Swedish actress May Britt in 1960, when interracial marriages were forbidden by law in 31 states. The couple had one daughter and adopted two sons before divorcing in 1968. Davis was married to dancer Altovise Gore from 1970 until his death, on May 16, 1990, in Beverly Hills, California.
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NASA's Ikhana UAV hard at work over the Lake Arrowhead blaze, with a thermal imaging pod under the wing. ( NASA Photo by Jim Ross) Telstar Logistics has written quite a bit about Tanker 910, the DC-10 water bomber that has become an essential firefighting tool in California this week. But Tanker 910 isn't the only advanced aircraft helping to battle the blaze; to generate the advanced data firefighters need to identify critical fire hotspots, NASA has also been flying a version of the General Atomics Predator B unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in the smoke-filled skies above Southern California.
Little is known about the actual abilities of the WJ-600 drone or the more than two dozen other Chinese models that were on display at Zhuhai in November. But the speed at which they have been developed highlights how U.S. military successes with drones have changed strategic thinking worldwide and spurred a global rush for unmanned aircraft. More than 50 countries have purchased surveillance drones, and many have started in-country development programs for armed versions because no nation is exporting weaponized drones beyond a handful of sales between the United States and its closest allies. "This is the direction all aviation is going," said Kenneth Anderson, a professor of law at American University who studies the legal questions surrounding the use of drones in warfare. "Everybody will wind up using this technology because it's going to become the standard for many, many applications of what are now manned aircraft."
Global race on to match U.S. drone capabilities
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Those drifting moon jellyfish at the aquarium may not seem like they have much purpose in life, but one group of researchers has been looking to make a jelly-inspired underwater robot that could go on search- and-rescue missions and survey for the military. Now the team, funded by the U.S. Office of Naval Research, has created a silicon Robojelly that uses hydrogen and oxygen for fuel as it swims, so its only "exhaust" is heat and water. They published their findings March 20 in the journal Smart Materials and Structures. Robojelly's muscles are made of a shape-memory alloy , a metal invented by NASA that "remembers" its original shape.
The Military Is About To Start Using Robotic Jellyfish For 'Surveying'
Personal recreation drones being developed
By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 13:13 GMT, 8 November 2010 They could put your mind at ease - or do very much the opposite. A new arms race is on and it could change everything from the way we parent to how we get our celebrity gossip. For the technology currently being used by the CIA to ferret out terrorist leaders in the hills of Pakistan is set to arrive in a neighbourhood near you - and there's nowhere to hide. Coming to a sky near you? A remote CCTV camera drone circles in the sky during a political rally in Britain last year.
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I had to show you this estate, it's a great example of a Hollywood restoration, taking a fairly standard Southern California home and turning it into something extraordinary. The LA Times Hot Property column reports that the home belongs to producer-composer-musician Tom Rothrock and his wife, Monique who bought the property in 2002 for $1.475 million. I'd love to see a before because the after is amazing. The couple spent the last seven years working on the four-bedroom home which is situation on around a third of an acre at the crown of Lake Hollywood. The fully updated home has large windows and doors opening to the outside.
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Brando's is one of those great restaurants that you go to for a special evening. Reservations are a must. The people who work here are real, eye contact, smiles and if they don't know the answer to a question they'll ask. We had two appitizers on special, I had the figs wrapped in prosciutto, blue cheese and truffle oil, delicious! My babe had lobster ravioli in a light broth with micro greens (baby basil leaves) WOW, a great start. The cocktails are well made and a nice choice of wines. Dinner we had lobster and porterhouse steak off the menu, the lobster was very good a little spicy, exactly what the server said. We saved room for dessert, we split the pistachio ice cream with a cream and graham cracker was awesome too. Well worth it!
Food was very good and waiter was very attentive. Only negative was table for two was too small for me. Would have preferred a larger table away from the bar in the main dining room.
My Son picked Brando's to celebrate his 24th birthday. We have been there before and enjoyed the food immensely.
The food was excellent. However, being the hot Jersey Shore summer of 2013, the restaurant needed to turn off the pizza ovens or dramatically increase the air conditioning. It was extremely hot in the restaurant. We would have stayed longer but could not because of the heat. Please fix this as the food and ambience is great.
We ate in the dining area so I can't comment on the bar area but it looked very nice. The food was excellent. They had no problem with sharing a meal and bringing an extra dish which was nice. Not to many places you pay $25 for an appetizer and $55 for a meal (they do have lower priced meals on the menu) that you say it was well worth it. Also the bread with the dips were very good. Glad to have found this place not to far from home.
This Italian restaurant has the best food and atmosphere. Our meals were delicious and promptly delivered. The owner welcomed each guest and thanked us for coming. Great place!
After experiencing outstanding samples during Taste of Asbury we vowed to go back. Started with happy hour in the bar. Bartender, Chris, was friendly and welcoming. Then on to the dining room for crisp wedge salad and homemade Bolognese. my friend had the rack of lamb and filet mignon ravioli which she said was excellent. Fresh bread and dippings on the table were very fine. Others in my party had the beet salad (we thought sliced a tad thin but yummy) and home made mozzarella app special. Zabaglione finish was fantastic!! Wait staff attentive and extremely professional. Highly recommend.
We enjoyed Brando's tremendously. It was a fabulous restaurant with great food. A little pricey but worth it. Would definitely go back.
Had a great time, the bartender, Frank, was outstanding. The service was great, food great, ans well within a price range.
One of the best restaurants in Asbury Park. Reservations are a must. The rib-eye steak still on the bone is the best - great for sharing.
Brando's offers fine food, generous drinks, and reasonable service but all diminished by ambient noise that, when the room is nearly full, precludes normal conversation. Tile floor, high hard ceilings, and little sound dampening do little to ameliorate the noise level. But that aside, the restaurant offers a pleasant dining experience for a reasonable price.
Food and service was outstanding. A little pricey but worth it. Nice wine list
This place is great. The food is fantastic, we've ordered many different dishes and not one has disappointed yet. The dishes are right sized and moderately priced. They have a great bar too, solid scotch variety. The owner has come by our table on two occasions to see if everything was satisfactory, something you don't see as much anymore. You can tell they are proud of their establishment and want you to enjoy your meal. Most importantly though, the food is just so good - everything they make...from the bread to the ricotta, veal ragu, pastas, steaks, even their wings are hard to replicate. The day it becomes hard to make a reservation here, I'll be sorry I wrote this review.
Not inexpensive, but some of the best food at the Jersey Shore
Our first time here and we all loved it. The homemade pasta was outstanding and properly cooked. They accomdated our requests for 'not too spicy" and for "bring on the heat"!! Sitting in the bar area watching Then Godfather and The Bronx Tale was great, but I really enjoyed watching the lady making the homemade pasta. We will definitely be back....
Dined at Brando's this past Sunday. Always a great menu with varied specials to try. Marni waited our table and was an excellent server who was very helpful and bubbly. We do have one request for Brando's baker........we miss the awesome breadsticks! Bring them back. Haven't seen them the last two times we where there. Otherwise I rate thislace an A+.
We decided to try Brandos based on menu and other reviews. We were not disappointed. From the great bread with different toppings to the martini and wine list. We hada large group and there was so much to choose from. The appetizers were large portion to share. Our meals were all great from pastas to veal chop. We wish we had room for dessert because it looked great!! Our waitress was helpful and had a great personality. We normally eat elsewhere for Italian but not anymore when we are here to visit. Only downside is that there is no childrens menu.
Very good Italian food decorated as a Brooklyn Italian restaurant. Brought a lot of good memories back for me and my wife.
From the bread bowl to the coffee, all first class. Classic Italian decor. We sat across from the bar and could see the three flat screen TVs playing great old mob movies - Godfather I & II, Gotti, and Bronx Tale. No sound, but we knew the dialog. Large portions and well paced attentive service. Two hours went by for dinner without it seeming slow. Everything was fresh and delicious, clams oreganato appetizer was large enough to share and the sauce needed extra bread to soak it up. Had tile fish and duck entrees, both generous potions and full of flavor. Too full for any consideration of desert. We'll be back.
We really enjoyed our food here. The salads were very well prepared, and the pasta dishes we had were perfectly done. This was house made pasta and it was expertly prepared. We didn't realize they specialized in steaks though until the waiter told us so we were prepared to order classic Italian. We may come back for the steaks because they sound good. A nice night.
If you feel like a Luger/Wolfgang's steak but don't want the drive, look no further. Brando's, labeled an Italian restaurant, not only buys from the same supplier but serves up their 30-35 day, dry-aged steaks in the same melt in your mouth fashion.There is a two inch square block on the bottom of their extensive menu the reads"Ask about our dry-aged steaks". Make sure you do and leave room for dessert.
I have dined at Brando's on a number of occasions. My expectations of great food and good service are always met. Absolutely one of the best restaurants on the Jersey Shore.
I live about an hour and a half away in PA and would drive to Asbury Park just to eat here! YOU CANNOT go wrong!!!! I had Sunday Gravy this past Sunday for the first time and OH MY - words cannot describe. I generally do not wright reviews, because food is such a personal thing, but I can't say enough about Brando's. The only thing I'm dying to try and have not yet is the aged steak - that's next time and my mouth is watering already. GO!!!!!!!!
I had the roman artichoke appetizer which was very good. The special shrimp and broccoli rabe spring rolls were also delicious. Would definitely come back soon.
GREAT FIND. I had not been to Asbury Park in some time and was a little concerned. The food and service were excellent. The atmosphere was very nice. Would definitely go again.
We had heard great things about Brando's through a family friend. Our first opportunity arrived with a special occasion, and we were not disappointed. Matter of fact, we were thoroughly impressed. The ambiance was flattering for a rather large restaurant in Asbury. The bar looked welcoming. The food, however, was the best part of the experience. We each (4 of us) had something different. The Angry Lobster, Sunday Gravy, Veal Milanese and Duck were all absolutely amazing. We were all blown away by the food! We're already looking forward to dining here again!
We always like going to Brando,s. the food is great and friendly service. The steaks are a mouthful.
The food is consistently good and the service as well.
This was my first time at Brando's and I assure you it won't be my last. There wasn't one complaint at my table and we all had something different. The service was friendly and professional. My only disappoint was that something I wanted on the app. menu was not ready when we sat for dinner. (beet salad) I'm sure it would have been just as tasty as the rest of our food.
Great experience! Food outstanding, service from Justin very professional yet friendly. The slab bacon side is a MUST!! Very nice atmsphere/decor and bar area. Will be back again soon!
My wife and I have been here twice now. The first time we dined outside as we didn't have a reservation, Guiseppe was our waiter. Guisseppe could not have been nicer, he did not rush us, he just let us enjoy our dinner and evening. great old Italian guy right out of a movie. Our second trip me made reservations and dined in the main dining room. The place is just great looking inside, lighting is just right. We had the "Sunday macaronis and gravy" special and frankly you don't get much macaroni but you do get a variety of meats. Sadly it was a little disapointing. Stick to the main menu. Overall very nice place or as my wife says "Awesome place with awesome food.
Always delicious food! Have never had a bad meal at brandos. A fav place to go!
We had dinner at Brando's for our five year wedding Anniversary. Everything was fantastic, from the service to the food! Our waiter Bob was very helpful with suggestions on the menu. My wine glass was never empty!! I had the incredible sea bass special with clams & artichokes in a light tomato broth. Great low carb dinner, very flavorful. My husband had the dry aged t-bone. I've never seen a steak of that size!!!! It was crazy!! Cooked to perfection!! If you've never been to Brando's I highly recommend it! One of our best dinners in AP!!
We celebrated a birthday dinner at Brando's last Saturday night and had a very enjoyable dining experience. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. I will have to say we ate an early dinner because we had tickets for a show, so it was cozy and quiet. I have been there when it was crowded and both times were a good experience. The polenta with the the mushrooms was to die for. I would recommend this restaurant to my family and friends.
I've been here before. This time took a friend here for his birthday dinner. Still very pleased with the food and attentive service. Tried different menu items again this time. Fried calamari was awesome, as was the Orecchiette Siciliano and my friend's filet mignon... Save room for dessert--lots to choose from, this time the "milk & cookies"...delicious! Look forward to returning again soon.
Dinner was fantastic, compliments to the chefs! Service was really good, it was nice that we were there on a tuesday, they were very flexible about us hanging out at bar before going to table 1/2 hr after our reservation. Everything was great!!
All was outstanding. Staff always friendly. A great evening.
This was our second dining experience at Brando's. Once again, the food was amazing. We also strategically skipped appetizers in favor of desserts. Definitely a worthwhile choice. The Gnocchi 3-Ways was delicious. I dined on the Pasta al Forno. It was amazing. We couldn't decide on desserts, so we split Fried Tortoni, Zeppoles and Zabaglione. I haven't eaten that much in a long long time. Everything was simply delicious, without being overbearing. None of the dishes were over-the-top. Each had flavors that accented each other perfectly. Delish!!
Dinner was outstanding - recently there have been a few 'misses' but this last time - everything was as good, if not better, than it's always been .... BTW - what happened to the focaccia and pizza type bread? I hope it's still on the menu. There were some new fall additions to the menu that were excellent.
After my second time at Brando's, I come away with mixed feelings. On my first visit, one of the specials, a wild boar gnocci appetizer, was superb. The entrees of all four of us were, likewise, excellent, but the gnoccis were a standout. This time, my salad was hohum, a dish that was piled high with arugula and little else. I left most of it. However, my entree, a veal bolognese which I chose to put over buccatini was quite good. The other diners at my table appeared happy as well. Service both times was attentive without being overbearing. I will return to Brando's, if only to see if the appetizer specials can equal that first experience.
Food was delicious and portions are huge. Our first time as this restaurant is over an hour from home. Would not hesitate to go back. Menu is very diversified so lots of items from which to choose.
food, staff restaurant 5 star!! will recommend to everyone.
Had an exceptional dinner. One of the best steaks I've had in a long time. My husband had the braciole appetizer & it was delicious in a balsamic reduction......very creative! Our only disappointment would be the pasta dish that we shared as an appetizer. Firstly, the meatballs are far too big. You could fit 4 normal meatballs into their one! I think this doesn't allow the meatball to absorb any of the sauce. Also, the sauce itself was pretty non-descript. I'm an Italian housewife and I'm still amazed at how many restaurants can't put together a simple and delicious red sauce. I think too many of them want to use an overabundance of herbs, and a lot of times they're dried herbs.......yuck! All in all our meal was very enjoyable.
A great combination of comfort and style. The service and food were outstanding!!
The food and menu were outstanding, ample portions and great quality. The menu was only topped by the service. Our waiter Giuseppe was engaging and phenomenal, great conversation, good recommendations. He truly made us feel as if we were dining at his home. We will be back.
Always (even though we have only been there twice) enjoy the fabulous food at Brando's, cooked and presented perfectly! We will be back!
Aged cowboy rib-eye steaks rocked. Meatball Insalata for appi could have sufficed for dinner, great meatballs, great "gravy". Busy Friday evening but we were not rushed with our courses which is GREAT. Super atmosphere, felt like we were in NYC.
We had avoided Brando's since it opened because we were never fans of any of the previous incarnations at that location, but the building doesn't have bad karma after all. The food was excellent, the service very professional, the pricing far-- particularly the well-chosen wine list with a wide price range and reasonable mark-ups. The zuppa di clams was exceptional, the large berkshire pork chop excellent, and the meatball duo appetizer excellent as well. Although large enough to be a main course, in truth. We will definitely be back, to make up for a couple of years of neglect.
The way it should be. I've been to Brando's twice so far and the experience has been terrific. The food brought back childhood memories of Sunday dinner at Grandma's. The Sunday Sauce with meat balls is stellar. Respectable wine list, especially the red's from Tuscany. Service was well above average for comparable establishments. Everyone in my party loved their meal choices. Officially my go-to spot for Italian on the Jersey Shore. There is something for everyone at Brando's, whether its steaks (too many choices/ways to describe here), pasta dishes, or salads. We shared calamari and creamy polenta with mushrooms (excellent) and for my entrée I had homemade rigatoni (al dente) with meatballs. Loved it all.
The waiter had very good timing, degree of thoughtfulness, helpful. We had a group of twelve and all enjoyed their dinner.


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TAMPA - The No. 14 ranked West Florida baseball team outlasted No. 4 Delta State in a 5-1 win on Friday night on the second day of the NCAA Division II South Regional hosted by the University of Tampa. Senior starting pitcher Drew Bryson (Cullman, Ala./Wallace State CC-Hanceville) pitched his third complete game of the year and struck out 10 batters in the win.


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The Last of the Nomads
by W J Peasley
Price $22.95
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'Peasley's description of the events … is informative, compassionate, exciting and at times deeply moving.' —Don Grant, Australian Book Review
'The intriguing story of [the rescue of an elderly couple believed to be the last Australian nomads] and how they survived alone for the previous 30 years or so in the unrelenting western Gibson Desert region of WA, is fascinating reading.' — Chris Walters, The West Australian
'This is a most remarkable book about the recovery during the 1977 drought of an ailing Aboriginal nomadic couple, living in desert regions of Western Australia.' — The National Times
Warri and Yatungka were believed to be the last of the Mandildjara tribe of desert nomads to live permanently in the traditional way. Their deaths in the late 1970s marked the end of a tribal lifestyle that stretched back more than 30,000 years.
The Last of the Nomads tells of an extraordinary journey in search of Warri and Yatungka.
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Fuel Rails and Spider
Why do folks replace these components? Do they get rusted, or clogged?
05-24-2011, 08:06 AM #2With the spider on the 1996-1999 5.7L, 5.0L V-8 and the 4.3L V-6 the popets in the spider usually go bad or else you end up with a broken fuel line, or else the pulse just straight up goes out.
As to the fuel rail they can corrode, or else begin to leak.Mike
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Interesting the spider is a conduit for the pulse? I may be having intermittant pulse problems which is causing random stalls.
05-24-2011, 01:26 PM #4Which motor do you have??? because depending on the motor you may not have a spider
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I have the 5.3L
05-24-2011, 01:39 PM #6There isnt a spider on the 5.3L just 8 independent injectors, as well as coil on plug. the 5.3L is lightyears ahead of the old 5.7L it replaces..
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West Oak Restaurant
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The newly renovated West Oak is a great all-in-one spot to have a great steak or seafood under $30 and with the champagne lounge in the back open to 2am, it is the perfect spot to enjoy drinks with friends after dinner is done. Definitively one of Vancouver's finest for the yaletown elite.
From the moment our group of 8 walked in, we were greeted warmly by the owner and made to feel right at home. The Chef honoured us with an excellent scallop amuse bouche. Great drinks - I had their classic margarita. Great food - 5 of us had grass-fed, no hormone beef steaks (dreamy), 1 linguini ("fabulous"), 1 had the sablefish ("really good"). With my tenderloin steak, I substituted the brussel sprouts with bacon for the mushrooms and asparagus - the brussels were fantastic. Really cool interior with the massive original beams on display. Nice bar at the front, open kitchen at the back. I will eagerly recommend this place and will be coming back soon.
There were 5 of us and we were greeted in such a welcoming fashion as we entered. The manager and all wait-staff were so helpful and friendly. I had the Sablefish (melted in my mouth), the Brussels sprouts and bacon (like no other Brussels sprouts I've ever encountered- incredibly delicious - to die for). Others in my party had the salmon ("excellent"), lamb shank ( perfectly done and falling right off the bone tender, tenderloin - succulent, cooked perfectly to order. Everyone in our party cannot say enough about the Brussels sprouts and the mocha-java creme brûlée.
The food was fantastic, but the service was OK. After we finished our meal we were deciding if we wanted to get dessert and we figured that our server would give of 10 minutes to decide. She came by 30 minutes later.
Patio, gorgeous interior, larger group seating availability, bar, sustainable/Oceanwise/grain fed menu options, this place has it all. Including, a trendy club in the back when you are ready to take your night to the next level. We have been to West Oak and tried patio seating, bar seating, restaurant seating and have always enjoyed lovely food with great service. You can use Open Table for convienieniant reservations.
To be fair, we were the only ones at the restaurant so our service was amazing and friendly. We picked West Oak because it's walking distance to BC Place and we were heading to a game. We sat outside on a gorgeous sunny day and really enjoyed it. The food was good and lots of options on the menu - my favorite part was the baked-to-order cookies! We would come here again.
This is a beautiful restaurant serving really good food. I'm not sure why there's not more of a buzz but I'm defiantly recommending it to everyone I know. A very well rounded menu, something for all tastes and resonanly priced for the quality! we did not leave hungry! desert was great too! The signature cocktails are fab as well.
My friend and I went to West Oak for the first time prior to a concert. First impression of the menu was the impressive variety. Not a big menu but diverse. To start we decided to share an order of Chinois Prawns. These were absolutely amazing! As was the beet salad that consisted of ruby and orange beets and greens placed on a bed of goat cheese cream... yummy! My friend had grilled free range chicken caesar salad and I had the beef carpaccio. The former was good (particularly tasty was the maple bacon) but the carpaccio was just ok. The aioli was bland and the meat a bit stringy. I shared how fantastic the prawns and beet salad was to our server Stephanie but also let her know about the carpaccio as an FYI. She took it off the bill. Wow!
Ate here for the 3rd time before Eagles concert . Brought some friends and they loved it. Food was nothing less than fantastic!! I love this place. Great service great drinks and a funky atmosphere. If you like Glowbal you will like West Oak. A new Chic gem. Try it! I am going back.!
We were just ahead of the dinner crowd so we had our choice of seating and sat outside on the patio. The beet salad was quite the delight and they gladly split the salad for us to share without a charge. The entrees we had --- the pasta with tomato and basil and the beef tenderloin were superb. The steak was cooked perfectly. I had the cottontail cocktail which featured watermelon, mint and vodka and it was a surprisingly good drink. All in all, a nice meal, good food, good service, and good value.
Staff was great. Everyone was right on top of service. Friendly, helpful, knowledgeable. Food was good. Would recommend. Noice loud and hard to hear each other but other then that I'd recommend.
Went on our first date here and it was a perfect spot for that. Food/drinks were amazing and the service was great. Prices aren't cheap but it's definitely worth it.
Our group enjoyed our seafood entrees, but the sablefish was quite oversalted. The mussel appetizer was very tasty. Service was adequate. Restaurant was very loud - our group had trouble carrying on a conversation. Good for groups but not good for a quite conversation.
This is truly one of the best restaurants in Yaletown - if not Vancouver! They simply do everything right. Enough said.
The menu was varied, with an emphasis on local and fresh. I appreciate the Ocean Wise designation, to ensure sustainable fishing. The waitress was fantastic and the general wait staff attentive and professional. Very good experience.
Went to West Oak for a nice romantic dinner. Great location (heart of Yaletown). BF ordered off the Taste of Yaletown menu, I ordered off the regular menu for variety. Got the roast chicken with potatoes, broccolini and dijon sauce. AMAZING flavours and presentation! The only complaint was that the dish had a bit of pickled something that was too salty. BF's sablefish dish was delicious but the fish was a bit underdone. Great cocktails and appies. The restaurant was a bit too loud once it got busier. Music was a bit too loud.
great vibrant scene! went with a group of girls and each one of us had a great time. beautiful scene.. delicious drinks and food.. we shared a few appies and was delicious! def will come back again!
I took my parents here for taste of Yaletown and it didn't disappoint. My parents had the cauliflower truffle soup and the seafood pasta. I had the sablefish with risotto. Everything was cooked to perfection and our server was so patient and attentive throughout the evening. My parents are already talking about going back for more. Great evening, definitely provided the same service as when I went on a regular night.
We took a last minute chance on West Oak on a rainy Friday night and just snuck in before the rush. Great choice! Started at the bar while they prepped our table and enjoyed several features off their $9 bar menu (doubles!) which were well crafted. Followed by fantastic service and meals at dinner. Really enjoyed the personal attention by the owner and other host who added to the lively conversation and experience. We'll be back!
didn't know what to expect, the location and service was very attentive and very good, food was slightly above average but not over the top, however was satisfactory to everyone
The food was great as was the service. I would definitely go back. If you're looking for a restaurant in Yaletown, definitely this is a very good choice. It's the best steak I've had in Vancouver (much better than the Keg). Per the menu, it's grass fed, etc and it definitely tasted like such. The prices were quite reasonable.
We had an amazing time @ WO. Some of our party had food restrictions that were accommodated so well. The service was exceptional as was the food - especially the mussels. The decor is gorgeous. I can't wait to go back.


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I want to begin by doing a quick dissection of the 6.1 I've given to Erebos, Hate's seventh full-length. In musicianship and production, Erebos received high marks. Hate does their interpretation of blackened death metal quite well, technically speaking, and being from Poland, it makes sense (you know, with Vader and all those other bands being from there). The drums are lightning fast and triggered so that every single tom hit rings loud; the guitars are thick and heavy with tone clear enough to hear the intricacies of the dual guitar attack; and Adam the First Sinner, though improbably named, has a solid vocal attack. But if we're aiming for honesty here, then I have to insert 'derivative' somewhere in each description. Hate's latest offering displays a high level of instrumental proficiency and is well-produced, but the band fails to write anything that distinguishes itself from the masses of similar-sounding bands; ergo, their songwriting score suffers, which in turn offsets two high marks and leaves Erebos with a 6.1.
It's practically a mantra around here, it seems to me, but instrumental proficiency does not alone make for a good album. The instrumentation might be good, certainly, but songs can still be lifelessly written and completely forgettable. I read a review out there of Erebos that said this album sounds less like Behemoth than their previous album Morphosis, but I disagree and feel quite the opposite is the case. What I will say is that from the start Hate doesn't deliver with the sort of intensity Behemoth has been capable of in the past, and I thought what Hate was doing prior to Erebos was more unique on most accounts. Morphosis treaded similarly down the blackened death metal corridor, but there was still something somewhat novel in the album's melodic timbre and song construction. In his review of that album, Jeremy Morse pointed to a certain 'melodic adventurousness' that distinguished them from 'similar' bands in the Polish death metal scene (Vader specifically was mentioned, though like Jeremy, I, too, don't quite hear the connection).
On Erebos, there isn't much that I would call adventurous. Opening track "Genesis" features some throwaway acoustic guitar over pulsating, sci-fi sounds and what are most likely midi samples – a drab intro. As second track "Lux Aeterna" kicks in, the drums stand out front and center, especially the way the blast beats are broken up over the military march guitar progression. It got me excited for a minute, really. But then the verses come in and it starts to sound a hell of a lot like Behemoth, and it wasn't until "Hexagony," eight tracks in, that I found my attention momentarily grabbed again, this time by an unexpected flare up of thrash-mindedness in the guitars that made me think of Testament. And so while Erebos has its moments of inspiration, they do not come in a dosage nearly large enough to sustain a whole album. That, coupled with song lengths that generally push five minutes and the fact that just below the surface you encounter vast regions of already well-charted territory, leaves the pristine production and occasionally interesting serpentine riffs counting for little.
I enjoyed some of Hate's back catalogue enough to get myself somewhat excited at the prospect of hearing a new release from them, hoping to discover the band had pushed themselves into some fresh new territory on Erebos in which to exploit their clear talent as instrumentalists. Alas, I was to be let down. Maybe next time, guys.


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New York City and other existing metropolises need to be updated to lessen their impact on the environment and boost their sustainability. Pictured here is the High Line, an elevated rail structure-turned-park on Manhattan's West Side.
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- The planning of new eco-cities generates buzz, but retrofitting existing metropolises to be environmentally friendly and sustainable would be more effective because they already house so many people.
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It was to be the ultimate urban paradise. Hundreds of pages of plans, maps and charts detailed the construction of a state-of-the-art eco-city called Dongtan on China's Chongming Island, at the mouth of the Yangtze River. Energy-efficient buildings would be clustered together to encourage residents to travel on foot; only battery- or hydrogen-powered cars would be permitted in the development. Surrounding organic farms would supply food; sea breezes and the burning of husks of China's staple crop, rice, would furnish power. Canals and ponds would incorporate the local wetlands, providing restful views for humans and continued respite for migrating birds.
Yet for all its grand goals, this island city-to-be remains unbuilt. Whether China has abandoned the project totally is unclear. It was originally slated for completion in 2010 but has failed to proceed beyond the construction in 2009 of a tunnel and bridge linking Chongming to the mainland. It is one of numerous planned eco-cities around the world that have fizzled, many because of cost. Even if every planned eco-city were successful, however, their effect on overall energy use and emissions would be minimal because the vast majority of urbanites would still live in existing cities. All these reasons suggest that we cannot rely on new construction to fully address the challenges of feeding, housing and transporting urban populations in ecologically sound ways. We need another solution.
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The Lincoln (Neb.) Journal Star is reporting that Patriots cornerback Alfonzo Dennard was been found guilty of assaulting an officer and resisting arrest, not guilty of assaulting a college student on April 21, 2012.
Dennard is to be sentenced on April 11.
The newspaper reported that Dennard faces a maximum of six years in prison, but probation may be the more likely outcome.
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A trade of some sort seems almost certain from the Buccaneers. How big is the question.
WDAE's Rick Stroud caught up to Bucs GM Mark Dominik in Phoenix Monday at the NFL owners meetings and reports the Bucs may be willing to cough up a first-round pick to acquire Darrelle Revis.
"I'm not going to sit there and be bull-headed and not think, 'what's the best thing for the team going forward?'," said Dominik while discussing the team's desire to use the No. 14 pick.
In what would be a much smaller trade the Bucs, reports Stroud, seem set on dealing away running back LeGarrette Blount. Dominik said "We do like LeGarrette but... if there's a trade that makes sense, we're going to do it."
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I like it when idiots divest themselves of good companies. It creates a buying opportunity for non-idiots.
got fascism?
If any of my $$$ are invested in Mutuals that do no support gun mfr´s, I will move it because they are not interested in maximizing my profit.
People ought to take ads out telling people to boycott Chicago, afterall, it is fast becoming the murder capitol of the world and not a safe place to go to, plus their mayor is an idiot who doesn´t believe in freedom.
I´ll pray to God to deliver us from yet another evil person. I´ve been doing a lot of praying lately. Lots of names on my list and I do know that God answers prayers; and I do know that our country is under attack by evil.
Mayor Tutu needs to address the gun violence issues in his own city before strong-arming legitimate businesses. He gets a pass on, what was it, 400 murders in Chicago last year? It´s despicable.
Actually what people ought to do is do the exact same thing that Rahm Emanuel is recommending but to tell their mutual funds to divest themselves of any bonds they hold from the City of Chicago. That would stop this foolishness. Of course, to the extent that anybody actually still OWNS any bonds from the City of Chicago.
Sue him for a RICO violation. Let him live up to his nickname.
Revolt with investments.2nd Amendment Manufactures are the only companies prospering.
Rahm.....this is illegal.....
How easy is it for the rest of us to blacklist mutual funds that avoid gun manufacturers that oppose gun safety laws?
rahm emanuel is a dangerous criminal. He has no interest in a crack down on gang shootings in chicago. He wants more killings because he likes to exploit them. He seeks to disarm law abiding citizens only.
black list chicago dont go there dont fly though chicago dont spend a dime there
#6 I think the number of murders in Chicago stood at 512 the last week of the year. Probably a couple more by year end.
Sounds illegal to me if he used the City Letter Head.
I was thinking the same thing #8.
How are those "gun safety laws" working out in your town, scumball?
To hell with the dirty ballerina. Third rate mayor or a second rate city.
Every time this son of a biiiaaich opens his mouth the target on his forehead gets bigger. He is galacticaly stupid.
Maybe ol´ Rahm and his buddies are playing the market in these companies ... figuring they can buy up these shares cheap or profit off the clearance selling by mutual funds.Kinda reminds me of when Texas counties would have elections to determine if liquor could be sold in the county. You could count on the local preachers to oppose the ratification on moral grounds. But often, their campaign would be financed by donations from the liquor store owners in adjacent counties, worried about the loss of profits from their neighbors in the dry county.
This guy is unbelievable...go away!
If you notice news clips with him jaunting along in public, he is always surrounded by gun-toting security guards. He´s a typical lying demonrat. They never practice what they preach.


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MZ had the pleasure of working with Winship Marketing reps Theresa Huffman and Kevin Scheffler in producing this touching and informative piece for newly admitted patients to the Cancer Winship Institute. It's truly a powerful place doing amazing things in the fight against Cancer. Big ups to our crew and to Winship for executing on a ground breaking video in this field. Winship wanted to introduce the human element to these types of videos a far departure from the clinical corporate feel usually found in these pieces.
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