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I was with a group of six for our dinner reservation. We couldn't have asked for better service. A minor mishap occurred with a dish. The incident was relayed to us immediately, and the restaurant made up for the tardiness of the meal in a form of compensation. The food was excellent, as well as the choices for craft beer. I will definitely return as will everyone in our group.
Food (scallops and salmon) was excellent. Portion size is smaller, which was perfect because I didn't want to stuff myself.
As one of the original businesses leading OTRs re-birth, I have wanted them to succeed. Past experiences were not always great, but today was perfect. Creative, delicious, and cool. Lavomatic is here to stay.
Excellent food and very good service. Got a free desert for a birthday too. It was quiet on the night we went, but we've been there when it's crowded.
Great night out with friends. Service was great and food was awesome. Really enjoyed it!
Initially the new menu appeared to be limited. However, every single item we ordered was delicious. Our waitress informed us she had arranged the special entree that day.
Went there before the Ballet. The service was friendly and the food was great. Menu is limited but our food and the food at neighboring tables was excellent. Will definitely be there again. Great Find.
Reservations were made for a group of seven to celebrate my birthday. Food and service were excellent. What a found off-putting was the attitude of the hostess when she saw that my father required a walker. we were going to be seated on the roof but with no elevator access this was impossible. She snapped "Next time you make reservations be sure to specify that you have someone who cannot go up steps." Given the nature of our society I expected that people of all mobilities would be accomodated and that building codes were such that buildings with multiple floors had to have some sort off freight elevators at the very least. While I enjoyed the food and had no complaints about the service, I am doubtful that there will be a return visit.
Took my Mom and wife there for Mother's Day brunch. Everything was so great! Really had a good time. The new furnishings look very nice.
Food, atmosphere and service were out of this world! The Cincy restaurant week menu offered a wonderful selection at an amazing value. Our server, Sarah, was an absolute doll! OTR got it right with this establishment. Outdoor dining available on a roof-top terrace just adds to the overall WOW value of the place. A must share with friends and family.
Tried Lavomatic during restaurant week May 2013. Seated promptly. They have indoor and outdoor rooftop seating. Server was attentive not pushy. Selective menu was good way of trying different menu items to share. Looking forward to going back and trying other items, though enjoyed what we had ordered. Great place to go downtown with convienent parking. Ensemble Theatre just few doors down Vine.
We missed our initial reservation time due to a late running meeting, but the staff were really understanding and accommodating. The service was great. Our server recommended a wine (which I always like) and asked questions about my husband's complicated drink order to make sure it was correct. We had the Restaurant Week menu which was interesting and a great value (lots of food for the price). The mac and cheese had great flavor, but needed to be just a little warmer. The arugula salad was really excellent. The walk to and from the parking lot involved numerous encounters with panhandlers which definitely detracts from the overall experience, but the restaurant itself is certainly a great addition to the neighborhood.
Great food. Easy to find parking in the lot across the street. Great choices on the menu - I'm a vegetarian and still had lots of choices to select from. The waitress was attentive and still gave us time to enjoy our dinner. Even though we were full we still shared a dessert. It was worth every bite!
If by "energetic" it means a bit loud and had to raise my voice for guest across the table to hear me clearly then I marked that correctly. That is not always the case but most likely will be in the evening on a Friday or Saturday night. You can decide for yourself if that Is a negative or if that means its lively full of energy and the type of energetic atmosphere you are looking to surrounds yourself in. Other than that this place is great. Food never disappoints and service is always friendly and attentive
Our party was running ahead of schedule and the hostess (even for a busy Saturday night) did everything she could and got us in ahead of schedule! We had a gorgeous outdoor table, sadly had to retreat inside for the last half hour of our visit due to rain, but it was no less beautiful. The shining star of the evening, however, was our AMAZING server, Julia. She was attentive, friendly, and made some stellar recommendations for both food and cocktails for our party. I cannot believe I waited so long to check out this fabulous establishment and cannot wait to go back! Nearly a month later and we are all still talking about the cocktails!
Fairly limited choices but food and service were both very good. The website needs updating to reflect the recent changes.
I was so disappointed when I arrived to find the fish tacos weren't on the menu, but my disappointment was short-lived. The chicken salad sandwich was by far the best sandwich of ANY KIND I've had in years. This is not your father's chicken salad; instead, Lavomatic's version was like eating the best Indian-style chicken dish you've ever had but served in sandwich form. The tater tots casserole side dish and glazed donut bread pudding were also excellent. Service was attentive without being intrusive. Don't miss this place!
Dropped in to give it another go during restaurant week, and I was very pleased. The food was great and the service was the best we have had downtown in a very long time. The Salmon was out of this world, a must try. We will be back for sure.
We went during Restaurant Week so our menu was Pre-fixed. They have a nice selection of brews on tap & some different cocktails to choose from. My husband tried a stout and I had their Cran-bubbly cocktail which was delicious. We were treated to a "chef's special treat" to start which was crostini w/homemade pimento cheese, a slice of heirloom tomato and radish with a sprig of dill--delicious. We shared a crabcake for our 1st course which was tender and had a nice sauce with a little kick to it. We also shared the 2nd course-- the arugula salad w/candied nuts and a nice dressing. We each got to order our main course and I chose the Thai fried chicken dish and my husband got the brisket burger. Both were bursting with flavor & unique.
Average bar/restaurant? No way!Food taste and presentation superb. From the delicate flavorful and well dressed crab cake to the "dessert to die for"" donut bread pudding, each course was beautifully presented, with subtle tastes and combinations. The pork entree melted in my mouth, the black bean a soft crunch and the croutons a rich flavor. Simple funky decor (washing machines after all!) but the service was 4star elegant. Ie. replacing a used fork-brought on a napkin lined plate, and filing water glasses without being asked. Noise level a little too high for my tastes. There is dining upstairs inside and patio, which we will try next time.
The last time we ate at Lavomatic I thought it was "all washed up." But I was wrong. The new chef Josh seems to brighten the whole load from our service to the food. Excellent choice.
Lavomatic was perfect for lunch. There's a good selection available on the menu with something for everyone. Also the service was great. I was a little worried at first to see if we'd be able to get out in an hour or not. The staff took care of getting us served very quickly, but not rushed.
This is a great place for a Sunday brunch on the open roof top. There were seven of us and we were able to stay long after we were done eating to have quiet conversation and not be bothered. The food was great.
The service was excellent. We were dining before the theatre and our server was attentive to our needs. We had doggie bags and the server suggested we leave them at the restaurant and pick them up after the show. This is a very nice service. The food was excellent as always.
My husband and I enjoyed a nice meal at Lavomatic before seeing a play at Ensemble Theater Cincinnati. We had some beers as it was happy hour and enjoyed the selection - some thing for everyone on draught. Nothing on the appetizer menu sounded good, so we had them bring the tots casserole and truffle fries as appetizers instead of side dishes. This worked well and the items were delicious! I had the gazpacho - it was fine, but I wouldn't get it again. My husband's Brisket Burger was AMAZING! We'd certainly go back!
Lavomatic has been our go-to place before seeing plays at the Ensemble for years. We love it. The food is consistently delicious, the staff are fantastic - friendly and professional. The ambience is great AND it's not very expensive.
The Lavomatic Cafe and Urban Wine Bar is an excellent restaurant with an interesting menu and fantastic service
My friend and I booked reservations for 6:00 pm prior to the symphony at 7:30 (Music Hall/Washington Park is less than a 5 minute walk), and arrived on time. It was a little difficult to find, as it's in Over the Rhine, but in the area that is in the process of being built up. However, we were seated very quickly, and our waitress was extremely attentive. The menu has just been redone, so we were excited to try the new selections! My friend had pork belly and fried rice, and I had a filet with cauliflower stuffed potato. We also ordered drinks from the bar, which had quite a selection of beverages, and house drinks. Our food arrived after only 10 minutes or so, and was fabulous! We will be back!
Like I told our server " You were first in OTR, and I don;t care how many others open up, you are still the best!!" They change the menu often with more and more creative pairings. Love this place!!
Interesting variety of eggs and entrees off the regular menu.
We chose Lavomatic for our 2nd date and it couldn't have been more perfect. Great cocktails, delicious food and music from the Midpoint Music Festival all combined for an incredible dining experience.
Our service & food were both outstanding. Overall, Lavomatic was a very good dining experience and I recommend it.
I highly recommend their aged Manhattan - one of the best ever. We also loved the filet, tomato carpaccio and zucchini fritters. The potato skin with cauliflower was a tad underdone, but was flavorful. The place was really busy because of Wait Wait Don't Tell Me, but we never had to wait while our server took care of others. She was very attentive, even making sure we were warm enough (we were near the door). This is our first time back since the renovation and we look forward to our next visit.
My wife and I booked reservations 2 days prior. I informed the staff in my reservation that we would be celebrating our 10 year anniversary. We arrived early but our table was already waiting, candlelit in a nice corner. We were greeted at our table with a complimentary glass of champagne and an extremely friendly wait staff. The atmosphere inside is casual but very artsy and romantic. I had the tenderloin and it was terrific. My wife had the scallops and loved them. We enjoyed our experience overall tremendously. Everything was perfect, from the food to the atmosphere, to the excellent staff.
Enjoyed Sunday brunch before the CSO - excellent Brunch - top notch service, seated right away. Had the Benedict with Goetta - a hit with all of four of us! Very reasonable Brunch prices. Seated right away with Open Table reservation, even though definitely a busy morning.
With all the great spots in OTR Lavomatic has really stepped up. The new Chef has a very creative menu. We were surprised how good of a time we had, loved all of our food and they had good selection selection at the bar too. Also with our Opentable reservation we didn't have to wait.


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STATE COLLEGE, Pa.—Penn State unveiled a classic look for the uniforms to be worn by its hockey teams in their inaugural season as Division I programs.
The blue-and-white drawstring jerseys feature the Nittany Lions logo on the chest. Names will be worn on the backs of the home white sweaters.
Penn State decided to upgrade its men's and women's hockey programs to Division I and build an ice arena after a record $88 million donation in 2010 by energy company executive Terry Pegula, who now owns the NHL's Buffalo Sabres.
Pegula's donation has since increased to $102 million. The arena is scheduled to open in 2013.
The women's team begins play Oct. 6.
The men's team starts Oct. 12 as independents before the Big Ten hockey league's inaugural season next year.

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I am replacing two kitchen lights. each light has a separate on/off switch on the wall. both have the same circuit breaker. I replaced the 1st light and all was well. There was light. I removed the 2nd light which was a 4 bulb florescent pillow style, this one has lots of ceiling box wires, 2 black, 2 white, 2 ground and 1 red. I capped 1 black, 1 white, 1 red and 1 ground and used the other three to attach to my new fixture. I had no light. I then started with the black wires and unhooked my two blacks and took the cap off the third black and used that black with my light fixture black and capped off the other black. Now I have light at the second light fixture but now the first fixture is not lighting. I then try using my two black wires (one from the box and one from the fixture) and added the red wire. Fixture #2 still works but fixture # 1 still not working. At this point I can now turn fixture 2 on and off with both wall switches. I have rechecked all my wiring and caps and all appears fine. Both new fixtures are 3 wires, black, white, ground. 1. what wires should I be using at the 2nd light? white, black, ground? What do I do with the extra wires, white, black, ground and red? Why did the 1st black wire from the ceiling not work but the second black wire did work? 2. why is the #2 light working on both wall switches? 3. Why is fixture #1 not working since I remove the florescent fixture and installed the new fixture? 4. Are there wires that are at fixture 2 ceiling box that also control the light at fixture 1? Thanks for the help. | |||
What's going on is that power is fed into that box and split between the two switches. As to tell you what to do, not going to happen over the internet. If you have a meter and some electrical knowledge, then disconnect all you have done and identify all the wires. If you can't do that then call in an electrician. Jaybee | ||||
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Once again a loss to Man United in Australia results in much laughter and ridicule, towards me and other Arsenal supporters, mostly. But they can't really talk because they don't analylse the game at all.
But they at least read a match report (in which people don't bother to here) you would have known that they were lucky. Very lucky.
We had no Fabregas, but they can argue that they had no Hargreaves (like he would have helped), but more importantly, Van Der Sar. They can't talk about Tevez and Ronaldo, as good ol' Ferguson bought of all people, Owen and Valencia, that I don't think can adapt to Man U in hurry.
But in the argument we can also say we had no Nasri or Walcott in that matter, and Walcott could have replaced Eboue.
Anyway, our team in a year has grown better than theirs, minus VDS.
So today we started with Bendtner on the bench, with Eduardo. Last season, a
Almunia, Sagna, Vermaelen, Gallas, Clichy, Denilson, Song, Diaby, Eboue, Arshavin, Van Persie line up wouldn't have sounded too threatening with Song, Diaby, Eboue and Denilson almost never playing when Nasri, Rosicky and Walcott were in.
This game now, was quite in Arsenal's way, but Nani, Fletcher, and Rooney did have chances.
But Arsenal were the first to score, a brilliant strike by Arshavin, that Superman bolted into the top of the net, five from half time.
Half time, though, and Man United were beginning to take control. It didn't take long for a goal at our end. Almunia's save made contact with Rooney, and a penalty was awarded. Goal.
And Diaby's own goal minutes later seemingly finished us off.
But we weren't without fight, with RvP's free kick hitting the crossbar, and moments from time, his goal was flagged offside, and that resulted in Wenger was sent from the dug-out.
Final score, 2-1 to Man United, but they were very lucky, and we were unlucky to pick up another three points.
By the way, this was copied and pasted from my blog, and excuse the seemingly extra parts here.


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"We didn't encourage sovereign countries to take a particular position on Modi, but they did take that position and we have noted it. If they take another position, we will note it."
Khurshid was commenting on foreign countries, beginning with the UK, warming up to Modi. Earlier, the UK and the US had denied Modi visas.
On Friday, all leading dailies like The New York Times, Washington Post, Time, The Telegraph and Pakistan papers wrote on Gujarat polls and Modi. The "charismatic leader" was described as the "frontrunner" for the prime ministerial post.
"The polarising figure inched closer to becoming the leading political challenger to India's dominant Gandhi family," noted the New York Times.
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The wilderness: An opportunity to grow
In today's Gospel reading, "The Spirit drove Jesus into the wilderness, where he remained in the desert for forty days, tempted by Satan." It may not have been a Vision Quest, but Jesus is sent into the wilderness and emerges from his time there with focus and, well, vision that launches his ministry.
"This is the time of fulfillment," he announces. "The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the Gospel."
This, especially as related by St. Mark, is the Gospel message in a nutshell. The Scriptures are fulfilled. The kingdom of God is here. Repent, turn around and follow me.
This is a wonderful message as we enter Lent. We are all so easily consumed with our day-to-day responsibilities that it sometimes is hard to remember to stay true to our purpose in life. What is that purpose? Well, if you don't know it, you might need to spend a little time in the wilderness yourself.
In my case, I struggle to stay true to my desire to be of service to the "poor" in my community. I put poor in quotation marks because it isn't just the economically poor that we are called to serve. The spiritually-poor, the relationship-poor and the love-starved are among those that God asks us to reach out to with love, compassion and welcome.
The Lenten tradition of "giving up" something is meant to intentionally deny ourselves something that we cling to for security in order to turn more completely toward God.
Of course, Jesus didn't necessarily waltz off into the wilderness on his own initiative. We're told that the Spirit "drove" him there. I don't know about you, but I feel like I have been driven into the wilderness at various times in my life — times when what I normally rely on for my identity and security is stripped away. The loss of a job and the loss of a relationship were two of the events that sent me searching for a more lasting source of security and identity, and each led me to seek a deeper sense of God's presence in my life.
The Lenten tradition of "giving up" something is meant to do just that — to intentionally deny ourselves something that we cling to for security in order to turn more completely toward God. It's not just about giving up peanut butter or chocolate, but about giving up the bad habits that separate us from God and others.
In the past I've tried giving up yelling at my children, or giving up using anger to try and maintain control over my household. And I've also tried to give up putting others down as a nasty, negative way to feel good about myself.
Whether we choose or are driven to be there, the wilderness need not be a scary place. It represents an opportunity to grow, to know ourselves and to know God better. It is a chance to regain purpose and fulfillment in our own spiritual journeys.
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Purple is the color of royalty and it gives off a look of luxury and opulence – a great color to have in your home. However, bright purple is quite a bold, in your face color. This means for best results you should either use it in accessories or as an accent rather than as the main color or tone it down by using a less bright shade such as mauve, plum or lilac.
The best color purple might be determined by the furniture you have and the room where you will use it. Dark wood furniture looks better if balanced with the lighter forms of the color whereas pale wood or white furniture goes well with deeper tones of purple such as eggplant, aubergine or plum. However, in a bedroom you would be better with mauve or lilac area rugs rather than dark or pure purple as it has a softer, more romantic feel to it.
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Using Data to Improve the U.S. Women's Soccer Team
How technology and data are used to help the U.S. Women's soccer team be more competitive at the London Olympic games.
Aug 3, 2012
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The data you know this idea of Bob -- that we've been talking about thinking differently using new numbers to take a team and all that well it's actually happening.
In soccer the sport where advance that's it harder to come by and other sports and we caught up with the United States.
Women's national team on -- way as well to London they'll be defending their Olympic gold medals that it turns out.
This is quite the innovative group when attempted using the newest technology.
Alex -- known -- Olympic -- his baby horse because she jumped just 23 years old.
And she -- like a thoroughbred with their long strides Morgan covers more ground than just about any women's player in the world.
And our coaches have cold hard data that backs that up.
Before each training session after the cleats in the shin guards are in place the players in the US national team put on both the heart rate monitor.
And believe it or not a GPS device that tracks their every move and gives head Coach -- -- in some very valuable information.
-- that I'll open it sometimes and one Dana one -- signed an.
I'm India that -- forget about it but it comes the day after today after today.
Then economists -- to a cult -- -- may be we have to rethink.
I'll I'll tell you that's really hard if I'm the Paulson -- -- -- -- I'm waiting for the numbers to be good and then I show.
And psychology also matters for players who weren't so sure at first how they felt about.
Having Big Brother out there in the training -- he can't hide on the -- marking up -- your dad and now mid fielder have a -- Riley understands it gets -- advantage.
I think everybody's trying to get an edge nowadays and the competition is so tight you are looking -- her you know -- that little bit that will push you.
Above your opponent so I think that -- notch technology is advancing.
There's more ways to kind of get that.
-- -- and any game like soccer where movement is constant.
It's hard sometimes to measure success.
You have the obvious stats like goals scored receives made.
But this data provides coaches with more advanced metrics.
What's happening out there -- touches on the ball how many times do you find the outside -- how many times -- she filed the sentiment.
Because in order to dictate the temple and you need -- Apple -- and the movement basketball tell you concentrate on certain things.
If the numbers and Goldman would have to think long is this the right thing -- -- So may we tweak it a little -- In order to to get out the most -- the team.
She's been she's been getting the most out of them all right pretty interesting stuff the women had to London and the Olympics that's the number one ranked team in the -- -- something they're doing incessantly work.
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Despite the naysayers, and the fact that the great red meat debate continues to rage on, there will always be a need for quality steakhouses. And when you get the urge for a flame-kissed slab of All-American steer, where are you gonna go?
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Winter weather advisory issued: Crashes clog freeways, U-S 23 closed
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Update, 9:30 a.m.: U.S. 23 in the Milan area still has one lane closed on the southbound side of the freeway. The other lanes have been reopened.
Crashes on U.S. 23 near the Washtenaw-Monroe County line closed the freeway Thursday morning as snow fell in the Ann Arbor area.
Details about the accidents were not immediately available, but a dispatcher with the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office said both the northbound and southbound lanes of the freeway had been closed.
Emergency crews were dealing with multiple crashes on Ann Arbor-area roads and freeways as drivers struggled to cope with bands of lake effect snow.
The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory in effect until 1 p.m., warning of blowing snow and up to 3 inches of accumulation in some areas. The advisory is in effect until 1 p.m.
In the Milan area, the slick freeway led to a multiple-vehicle pileup, said firefighter Greg Brierley. About eight to 12 vehicles were involved in that crash and there were other crashes north and south of the main one, he said.
One car was stuck under a semi, but the driver was not injured, he said. One driver had to be extricated from a vehicle. Only two people had been transported to the hospital, he said.
"The whole city of Milan is just ice," he said.
Several crashes had been reported on Interstate 94 and in the city of Ann Arbor, a dispatcher said at 7:20 a.m. Crashes had also been reported in the area of northbound U.S. 23 and Geddes Road. A motorist reported a big backup on eastbound I-94 at Old U.S. 12 near Chelsea. Jackson Road was also reported to be backed up in the area.
Crashes were also reported later in the morning at I-94 and Ann Arbor-Saline Road and I-94 and Dancer Road. Several crashes had also occurred near the intersection of Miller and Wagner Roads in Scio Township, a dispatcher said at 8:40 a.m.
Ann Arbor Police also reported multiple crashes in the city.
Jim Harmon, director of operations for the Washtenaw County Road Commission, said most snowplow drivers reported at 7 a.m. Thursday and were heading out to their routes. A few drivers had been called in early to deal with trouble spots.
The Baker Road overpass at I-94 was particularly slippery, Harmon said.
He said some areas were experiencing intense snowfall as the bands of lake effect snow move through. In other areas, it may not be snowing at all, he said.
For the rest of the day, the Ann Arbor area can expect occasional snow showers with a high near 24. It will be windy with gusts up to 39 mph.
Thursday night, show showers are likely with an additional inch of accumulation expected. It will be cloudy with a low around 13 and wind chill values as low as 1 below zero.
Friday, scattered snow showers are expected before 9 a.m. It will be mostly cloudy, with a high near 19 and wind chill values as low as 2 below.
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Is it possible for the owner to remove the device?Luckily I have an older car that doesn´t have one. This may put me off buying a new one (just like I won´t buy a new smart phone because they listen to the calls and track me). Yes I am paranoid.
I guess I´ll keep my ´49 Cadillac
I have been told that the black box is built into the air bag controller, so removal will prevent the air bags from functioning.
Another threat is the dongles that insurance companies want you to plug into your ODB II connector. They are also "black boxes" that tell the insurance company how you drive.If ODB III (On Board Diagnostics) is ever approved then the vehicle can be interrogated electronically for its operating conditions including, but not limited to, its speed.
Fine, feds. I´ll freakin´ walk, instead. Just a bunch o´ wankers sittin´ around consing-up new ways to pry and control.
1984 Ford F2501970 Toyota 4x4 PU1980 Chevrolet Impala (heavily modified)1985 Ford Bronco XLT (heavily modified)1970 Jeep (almost a rock crawler)Case, Farmall, Ford, New Holland, Massey Ferguson, Deere and other brands makes and models.Three road motorcycles, six dirt bikes both 2cyl and 4cyl. Three ATVs and three sleds.Don´t think any of ´em are black boxed. ´Cause we do our own maintenance.
They´ve had them for years. The only thing new is the Public´s awareness...
They will also add GPS. You won´t know, because it is buried in one of the CPU chips. Its in many cell phones, so why not in your car?The Ins. companies and lawyers will have full access.Mark my word.
All my girls have points,condensers and carbourators.Except the duce & a half is a diesel.Rule # 17 If you can´t fix it, you can´t have it.Get rural.Get real.Live to tell about it.
I have a Morgan Horse that does not require an on board diagnostic device. He is a joy to ride.
Have you heard about the cameras that have been put on our highways? The only purpose of them is to take a photo of our license plate. I don't know how long thes photos are stored. It is already being used in Maryland.
In the near future there will be a decree that all vehicles over 10 years old must be crushed. I think Japan already does this, but here it will be ´necessary´ to save the earth, ´American´ jobs and of course to make sure they know where everyone is and how they are driving. The kids like bigger government, to the point of mind numbing oppression so shut up.
Get real - if anyone cared about privacy all those cameras along every highway would be gone.
Then there are the "smart meters" rather secretively put on our homes so utilities can be read from space -- and turned on and off when UN Agenda 21 decrees??But the power companies, county commissioners, and mayors got a little something from the UN for compliance.There are lawsuits over whether these meters are also causing health problems. You can Google Smart Meters and investigate.
Much intrusion is already here in various ways with OBD II and untold other invasions of privacy. Other malefactors seem to gravitate to the Internet. Their default position seems to be, if you come to our site, we have carte blanche to search everything we can reach, and to treat anything we find as our property to sell, trade, manipulate, what-have-you.
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I was just thinking how this summer I've spotted many more tourists in my home town than previous years and since there may be some lomographers among them it would probably be a good idea to point out a couple of tourist attractions in my town. Good bars and pubs should of course be first on this list. -
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A small and cozy shop in the center of Sofia, Photo Treyman, is a favorite place for photographers, especially for film lovers. Classic black and white photography, manual development processes, and old cameras are highly valued here. A picture of the month will await you in a humble little photo gallery, so don't be afraid to come in and take a look. Workshops, courses, and various kinds of exhibitions from the world of analogue and digital photography are conducted in the basement of the shop. -
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At some point in time, Blizzard forsake its "ready when it's ready" mantra and decided to announced that Diablo 3 would ship sans Player vs. Player (PvP). Now obviously that wasn't a major deal breaker since it still sold millions of copies, but there was nothing better in Diablo II than having someone join your game, you flagging PvP and taking that player's ear. So now that we're over two months post release and Blizzard still hasn't incorporated PvP, and it's clearly not coming anytime soon, Because Diablo decided to invent its own PvP.
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SAN FRANCISCO (September 23, 2010) – Levi Strauss & Co. (LS&Co.) today announced that it has appointed Robert Hanson, Aaron Boey, and Jim Calhoun to newly created positions to better align the company's brands and to meet the rapidly changing needs of global consumers. These leaders will have global responsibility for all product, marketing and business operations for the company's global brands: Levi's®, Dockers® and the recently launched Denizen™.
"We believe global brand leadership is the most effective way to deepen our connections with consumers, respond to changing tastes and attitudes, and grow in an increasingly dynamic international marketplace," said John Anderson, President & CEO of LS&Co. "We are taking a disciplined approach to become more consumer-focused and responsive, and more consistent in our brand presentation and retail experiences around the world. These steps are part of our strategic plan to enhance the way we serve our consumers, advance our growth, and improve our financial performance. On the heels of the successful launches of our global Denizen™brand and the popular new Levi's® Curve ID jeans for women, these appointments will help us capitalize on the strength of our brands."
Effective immediately, Robert Hanson, formerly Senior Vice President and President, Levi Strauss Americas, is now President, Global Levi's®; Aaron Boey, formerly President, Levi Strauss Asia Pacific, is President, Global Denizen™; and Jim Calhoun, formerly President and Commercial General Manager, Dockers®, is President, Global Dockers®. All three global Presidents will report directly to John Anderson.
"Each of these executives has an impressive track record at Levi Strauss & Co., demonstrating strong strategic leadership, deep consumer and market insights and finely tuned operating skills," said Mr. Anderson. "Robert's extensive knowledge of the apparel industry and the Levi's® brand coupled with his proven ability to execute make him well suited to extend the brand across our global markets. Aaron knows the Denizen™ brand and understands emerging markets, which are key to the brand's future success. And Jim is effectively leading the turnaround efforts of our Dockers® brand and is well equipped to see those efforts through and to identify new areas of growth. We believe this is the right team to take our brands to the next level.
With these appointments, the company's Worldwide Leadership Team now consists of John Anderson, President & Chief Executive Officer; Blake Jorgensen, Chief Financial Officer; Tom Peck, Chief Information Officer; Cathy Unruh, Chief Human Resources Officer; David Love, Chief Supply Chain Officer; Larry Ruff, Chief Strategy Officer; Jill Nash, Chief Communications Officer; and Robert Hanson, Aaron Boey, and Jim Calhoun in their new roles.
As part of this transformation, Armin Broger, President of Levi Strauss Europe, Middle East and Africa will be leaving the Company as of November 28, 2010. "We are grateful for Armin's dedication, innovation and strategic leadership over the years, particularly his work in establishing our global premium Levi's® XX division and the Levi's® Footwear and Accessories business," said Anderson.
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Thursday, April 12, 2012
Tastes like chicken
I looked out on the pond today to find a floater--a birdie who was meant for dinner, but didn't quite go down as planned. Nuthin' like fishing out floating birdies to make your day. I saved it for Joe--I know how much he loves doing icky stuff. I'm nice like that sometimes.
I haven't quite figured out the frog situation yet--mostly I only see two frogs, but last night I saw four. This may not sound like a big deal to most folks, but frog count is big around this house. It's like a nightly announcement how many frogs we have at any given moment. I'm still curious as to what happened a few weeks ago with "the killing"--the mysterious death of one of the frogs.
A few years ago, I had two female frogs that were beastly. They were swell friends, but they chased off every other frog until it was just the two of them. Then, when spring came, the two hopped off in search of boys....food...or death...whichever came first.
I'm still trying to determine if that is what I have going again--two tough gals dominating the pond. It's hard to sex frogs--IF they stay above water long enough to get a good look at them, it is still very difficult to see if that eardrum is large or small. For some reason, the frogs don't like me staring at them. Sheesh.
Year after year, I wait for grandbabies. In all my years of having the pond, we have never been blessed with eggs....or tadpoles. The fish go nuts--we've had generations of fish, but never frogs. I wonder what is with that? I always think this may be the year.
The pond never ceases to amaze me.
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- Catherine said...
Frogs eat birds??? This I did not know Lin. Well... what disturbing things you don't learn in blogland... ;)
Happy Thursday!
xo Catherine - April 12, 2012 at 6:35 AM
- Bossy Betty said...
I am thinking some intensive therapy is in order for the frogs. Get a professional in there, quick!
- April 12, 2012 at 9:52 AM
- Nancy said...
Hmn...I'm also surprised to hear that frogs eat birds...I thought they stuck to bugs. Yuk. Thought about you today- I went walking in a park here with a large duck pond. I was fortunate enough to a have a few quiet moments where no one else was around to observe a few squabbles, and general going ons. I totally get the appeal ( I mean, I always have) but, don't think I've ever been alone around one before. It was so nice.
- April 12, 2012 at 11:59 AM
- Tracy said...
Perhaps the frogs are having a party and just forgot to invite you?
I really did not know frogs eat birds; really? that's gross...I think I was better off not knowing... - April 12, 2012 at 12:24 PM
- Patty Woodland said...
A carnivore is a carnivore....
- April 12, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- DJ said...
Yeah, a floating bird would have pretty much ruined my day too. Yuck!
- April 12, 2012 at 5:25 PM
- Ann said...
I didn't know frogs ate birds. EWWWWW.
Sounds like you had a "girls gone wild" frog edition thing going on there - April 12, 2012 at 5:34 PM
- Lin said...
Catherine--You must have missed my posts on this. It's creepy, but they eat what they can...including other frogs. Nature is not pretty. Even in the pond.
Betty--I wish I could figure them out, Betty! They are wacky, those frogs!
Nancy--It IS nice. It is by far the best improvement we have made to this house. Everyone is drawn to it when they come over. And I like to listen to it at night during the summer.
Tracy--Yep, they eat birds. But sometimes, the birds don't get caught the right way and the frog has to drop it. We've cleaned up a lot of non-swimming birdies in the past. It's not pretty.
Patty--You get it. While it is not pretty, we've come to accept the circle of life.
DJ--Yeah, it's not fun. What's worse is walking out to see a frog slowly swallowing a bird. You can see a birdie in this frog's mouth (look at photo)
Ann--Yep. Bullfrogs will eat birds, mice, snakes, other frogs, etc. I used to tell the kids not to get too close to the pond. :) - April 12, 2012 at 9:38 PM
- Veronica Lee said...
I can imagine a little Em drawing the food chain and she insists that frogs eat birds and not the other way round!! LOL!
- April 12, 2012 at 11:30 PM
- Marg said...
I sure didn't know that frogs eat birds but then I have never paid any attention to the poor frogs. Sure hope you get those grandbabies or at least some tadpoles. Too funny.
As far as the older cat goes, I think it all depends on whether they get along with other cats. Most places will let you know if they do or not. Take care. - April 13, 2012 at 5:38 AM
- Lisa @ Two Bears Farm said...
Frogs eat birds?!? I never knew that!
You asked about asparagus - you don't harvest it the first year. After 2 years it grows in bigger patches and you can start harvesting. So we'll hopefully enjoy ours next year. - April 13, 2012 at 5:55 AM
- Lin said...
Veronica--Hahaha! Yeah, we don't like that part of the food chain!
Marg--I dunno, I hear those tadpoles can take over. So maybe it is a good thing we don't get them. Thanks for the info on the cats.
Lisa--Yeah, it's kinda creepy/cool. We've come out many times to a frog with birdie legs sticking out of his mouth. It takes a long time going down. Blech. - April 14, 2012 at 10:00 AM


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