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SYRACUSE (AP) -- A former central New York mail carrier has been sentenced to more than a year in prison and ordered to pay back the more than $325,000 in workers compensation funds she stole from the federal government.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says 42-year-old Tracey Raponi of Martville, Cayuga County, was sentenced Wednesday to 18 months in federal prison and ordered to pay nearly $326,500 in restitution. Raponi was employed as a letter carrier with the U.S. Postal Service in Fulton in neighboring Oswego County.
Raponi and her husband pleaded guilty in May to making false statements in order for her to get federal workers compensation benefits.
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"Take Care" - Beach House (05:48)
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As a very sentimental and nostalgic person, I'm naturally drawn to the memories I've personally attached to certain songs. I've discovered that not everybody does this, despite my naive mindset that surely everyone must bury their deepest secrets and milestones within musical tracks. Hearing a song with an emotional commitment can have a strong reaction, particularly if it hits you when you least expect it.
Certain songs connect me to various places, time periods, moments, or experiences. Some songs, like this one, are connected to a very specific person, and a tiny minute fraction of time that somehow manage to transcend the 'big picture.' I've listened to this song on repeat, often a couple dozen times in a row, and wondered what it is about it that just rips my heart out every time. For me, it really represents the inability to have what my heart really wants/wanted, and the realization that sometimes we really do just have to give something up based on logistics, no matter how strong or intense every piece of your being wants to continue forth.
A small tiny fraction of my existence is magnified in a larger than life way every time I hear this song. it always tears me up, makes me question everything, reconsider my choices, and regret things that haven't even happened yet. Is it worth it to put myself through such turmoil? I can't help but listen, though. Perhaps because the only chard left of something that was momentarily magical is buried deep in the bars of this song. The hopefulness of a promising dream lies beneath, despite the unfortunate fact that the dream is nothing but a charade.
What is worth fighting for? When do we give up, and why? I guess for me, in this case it was about a two way street that I was walking alone. Even if the heart wants what the heart wants, sometimes the heart has to die a little bit. As a self-admitted romantic, I'll just say that it damn well sucks. The heart should always get what it wants.
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Thank you for sharing, keep making people smile Anna.
I don't think it matters who the celebrity is - If anyone special can put a smile on these service people faces than I'm all for it. : ) I think Anna should be congratulated for taking the time to go & visit with them : )
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Sharing Traditions
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Students will:
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• Explore and apply the concept of what makes something a tradition and how traditions are celebrated.
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• Demonstrate an understanding of various types of traditions.• Orally use words that describe the different types of traditions and items that are associated with their celebration.
• Extend oral vocabulary by speaking about what types of activities qualify as traditions.
• Use key concept words [culture, holiday, celebrate, generation, moral].
• Use the slideshow to review the key concept words.• Explain that students are going to learn about sharing traditions:
• What types of things are considered traditions.
• Different ways traditions are celebrated.
• The difference between celebrating traditions and simple fun.
• How traditions are shared and passed down.
• After the host introduces the slideshow, point to the photo on screen. Ask students: What is a tradition? (an activity that we participate in on a regular basis, or pass down through the years, which celebrate our culture).• Ask students: What are some types of traditions? (holidays, birthday parties, traditional stories, etc.)
• Say: Traditions are customs that have been passed on. How are traditions celebrated? (fireworks, cakes, ceremonies, etc.)
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• Guide students through the next four slides showing them different types of traditions. Always have the student identify the type of tradition you are talking about and identify items associated with that tradition.Apply
• Play the games that follow. Have them discuss with their partner the different topics that appear during the Talk About It feature.• After the first game, ask students about the traditions they celebrate. After the second game, encourage them to share traditional stories they have heard or talk about ways they celebrate traditions with their families and friends.
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The presidential debate this week was much ado about nothing, and Mitt Romney beat Barack Obama because he was more energetic in distorting the significance of their miniscule differences. What generally has been celebrated by the mainstream media as a wonky debate over substantive disagreements on the economy and medical reform — "a fundamental choice about the future of America," Peter Baker trumpeted in The New York Times — was nothing of the sort.
It is absurd to depict this rhetorical stew of superficial nitpicking by two candidates with a proven record of subservience to the Wall Street bandits responsible for wrecking our economy as a meaningful exercise in democratic governance. Both would rather talk about anything but Wall Street's financing and control of both parties and chose instead to dwell on their nonexistent differences over health care reform.
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In my own pet project, a talking email client reads -- that is, speaks -- incoming messages. It's based on a refinement of an idea I introduced in "Talking Java!" I'll tell you more about it later.
For now, start by installing and configuring the JavaMail software.
If you use Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 1.3, you're in luck: it includes JavaMail, so no additional setup is required. If, however, you're running Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) 1.1.7 and upwards, and you want email capability for your applications, download and install the following:
To install, simply unzip the downloaded files and add the contained jar files to your classpath. As an example, here's my classpath for this project:
.;C:\Apps\Java\javamail-1.2\mail.jar;C:\Apps\Java \javamail-1.2\mailapi.jar;C:\Apps\Java\javamail-1.2 \pop3.jar;C:\Apps\Java\javamail-1.2\smtp.jar;C:\Apps \Java\jaf-1.0.1\activation.jar
The mailapi.jar
file contains the core API classes, while the pop3.jar
and smtp.jar
files contain the provider implementations for the respective mail protocols. (We won't use the imap.jar
file in this article.) Think of the provider implementations as similar to JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) drivers, but
for messaging systems rather than databases. As for the mail.jar
file, it contains each of the above jar files, so you could restrict your classpath to just the mail.jar
and activation.jar
The activation.jar
file allows you to handle MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) types accessible via binary data streams. Look for
the DataHandler
class in the Not Just Plain Text section later.
For the record, the rest of this article does not offer comprehensive API coverage; rather, you will learn by doing. If it's in-depth API information you're looking for, then look at the PDF files and Javadocs included in the respective download bundles.
Once you've installed the software, you need to get email account details to run the examples that follow. You'll need your ISP's SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) server name and POP (Post Office Protocol) server name, your email account login name, and your mailbox password. Figure 1 shows my details -- not the real ones, you understand -- as used by Microsoft Outlook.
Figure 1. Tony's Internet mail settings
The first example shows how to send a basic email message via SMTP. Below, you'll find the SimpleSender
class, which takes your message's details from the command line and calls a separate method -- send(...)
-- to send it:
package com.lotontech.mail; import javax.mail.*; import javax.mail.internet.*; import java.util.*; /** * A simple email sender class. */ public class SimpleSender { /** * Main method to send a message given on the command line. */ public static void main(String args[]) { try { String smtpServer=args[0]; String to=args[1]; String from=args[2]; String subject=args[3]; String body=args[4]; send(smtpServer, to, from, subject, body); } catch (Exception ex) { System.out.println("Usage: java com.lotontech.mail.SimpleSender" +" smtpServer toAddress fromAddress subjectText bodyText"); } System.exit(0); }
Next, run SimpleSender
as below. Replace smtp.myISP.net
with your own SMTP server, as derived from your mail settings:
> java com.lotontech.mail.SimpleSender smtp.myISP.net firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com "Hello" "Just to say Hello."
And, if it works, at the receiving end you'll see something like what's shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Message received from SimpleSender
The send(...)
method completes the SimpleSender
class. I'll show the code first, then detail the theory:
/** * "send" method to send the message. */ public static void send(String smtpServer, String to, String from , String subject, String body) { try { Properties props = System.getProperties(); // -- Attaching to default Session, or we could start a new one -- props.put("mail.smtp.host", smtpServer); Session session = Session.getDefaultInstance(props, null); // -- Create a new message -- Message msg = new MimeMessage(session); // -- Set the FROM and TO fields -- msg.setFrom(new InternetAddress(from)); msg.setRecipients(Message.RecipientType.TO, InternetAddress.parse(to, false)); // -- We could include CC recipients too -- // if (cc != null) // msg.setRecipients(Message.RecipientType.CC // ,InternetAddress.parse(cc, false)); // -- Set the subject and body text -- msg.setSubject(subject); msg.setText(body); // -- Set some other header information -- msg.setHeader("X-Mailer", "LOTONtechEmail"); msg.setSentDate(new Date()); // -- Send the message -- Transport.send(msg); System.out.println("Message sent OK."); } catch (Exception ex) { ex.printStackTrace(); } } }
First, notice that you're obtaining a mail session (java.mail.Session
), without which you can do nothing. In this case you're calling Session.getDefaultInstance(...)
to get a shared session, which other desktop applications may reuse; you can also set up an entirely new session -- via the
method -- that would be unique to your application. The latter could prove important for email clients not isolated on a
per-user basis, such as a Web-based email system implemented with servlets.
Establishing a session requires you to set certain properties; at minimum, you need the mail.smtp.host
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A variety of news outlets, including TMZ [1] reported that actress Brittany Murphy died early Sunday morning after going into full cardiac arrest. She was declared dead on arrival after being rushed to Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. A cause of death has not been determined.
Murphy was no stranger to animated television and film. She did a variety of voice acting gigs, including Luanne on KING OF THE HILL. The actress, who starred in 8 MILE, JUST MARRIED, UPTOWN GIRLS, LITTLE BLACK BOOK and others, was 32 years old.
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Dead Man Switch | Dead Man SwitchA morbid topic but still an important consideration: What happens to your
digital assets when you die? The Dead Man's Switch for software has not really appealed to me. The reason I hesitate to build one is I fear that it will go off before I die through some accident or neglect on my part. So, I operate without one... for now. The critical problem that needs solving revolves around passwords. How should you pass on the keys to the digital kingdom when you yourself pass on? The simple form of a software dead man switch detects your death through a time delay based on system inactivity. When the timer goes off, your passwords transfer to the next of kin. I've worked in software long enough to know that this solution will have bugs and the false reporting of my death will result in unexpected password transfers... Enter Team Password Manager. A nifty little bit of software that allows for group sharing of passwords. The existence of this tool makes me wonder why we need to wait for the unfortunate end to trigger the sharing of our secrets. If the legacy can be trusted to one individual upon your death, then if you choose wisely, you should be able to trust them with your secrets while you live. With the passwords, any skilled individual could retrieve or continue to operate the electronic legacy. A new idea worth exploring further: Sharing these secrets early could enable new modes of collaboration that our systems prohibit today. |
Vapour Locked | Vapour LockedA lesson: You can't cheat your way up a learning curve. I bought a simple theme for a throw away website that turned into a fun side project. With new requirements coming in, and a complete and utter lack of understanding of how the theme works, I found myself stuck. Two weeks later my struggle to avoid learning jquery and bootstrap have produced nothing of value. A heartfelt sigh, capitulation, and acceptance now has me climbing that slow ramp back into productivity. (jquery and bootstrap are properly good BTW) I'm more impressed with both as I dig in, and thus I'm forced to admit that my initial resistance has cost me two weeks. I could have jumped in enthusiastically, but instead I dug in with both heels and refused to budge... Hopefully this lesson wont be lost on me, and the next time I'm forced to explore new tech and I will do so with an open mind. (I'm staring at you Coffee Script and only slight glancing at you Ruby) |
Back to the drawing board | Back to the drawing boardI've neglected my drawing practice for almost two months in favor of other tasks. (above: the happy results now that I've returned to the weekly habit) That first hippo I find both terrible and awesome at the same time. Not at all what I wanted to produce, but the comic book like features with the angry emotion seems to make it a special accident. The last one shows how a little bit of practice affects results; an almost accurate rendering of the original Dexter hippo. Not bad for a couple hours of effort. |
Dear Mr. Garcia | Dear Mr. Garcia"THE WORLD has always cried out for men - and women - who can get things done, for people who have initiative, who are self-starters, who see a task through to its finish." The copyright date catches my eye, and the thoughts start flowing: Seventy years ago the meme 'gets things done' regains popularity. I say regains popularity because eleven pages into the first chapter and we find "A Message to Garcia". Reprinted in entirety from 1899. "The world cries out for him; he is needed and needed badly--the man who can carry a message to Garcia."Over a century ago with the same old lament. Five generations, each expressing the idea that of the two types of workers we have a strong preference for people who get things done. I don't have the time or inclination to start researching this but I'd bet large sums of money that this pattern holds back through time for as long as any society has existed. And more, I believe that those of us who carry Garcia's letters have always found tension when working alongside those who don't. |
Who ya gonna call? | Who ya gonna call?If you are one to look for business lessons in the movies, you love Wallstreet, Boiler Room, Glengary Glen Ross, even The Big Kahuna. For you, I offer up an unlikely artifact from 1984: Ghostbusters.
Ghostbusters exemplifies the true startup spirit. A romantic arc that takes our entrepreneurs from the lowest moment and shows us how they bootstrap their success. Let us take a walk through the plot as described on the wikipedia: Following their first encounter with a ghost, misfit parapsychologists Peter Venkman (Bill Murray), Raymond Stantz (Dan Aykroyd), and Egon Spengler (Harold Ramis) lose their jobs at Columbia University. Unable to research their discovery, the trio establish a paranormal exterminator service known as "Ghostbusters" in a former firehouse.How many starups are formed after the founder finds themselves suddenly out of work? (and don't ignore the lesson that this trio is the product of incubation inside the university) With no customers and dwindling funds, they are eventually hired by the Sedgewick Hotel manager to investigate a haunting. At the hotel, they capture their first ghost and deposit it in a "containment unit" in the firehouse basement.Finding your first customer is a significant challenge. Surviving on personal savings is the mark of a true bootstrapped business. Paranormal activity begins to increase in New York City; the Ghostbusters become celebrities containing it, but are increasingly burdened by their hectic schedule. The group hire a fourth member, Winston Zeddemore (Ernie Hudson), to help them cope with the demand.Growth always results in a first employee. A significant milestone for the new enterprise. Success found by disrupting industry often comes with legal challenges. The incumbents use their regulations to try to end the disruptive service. It is a repeating pattern to this day. ... As hundreds of New Yorkers wipe marshmallow goo from their faces, the Ghostbusters are applauded by the city's population.Interlaced through the story you find examples of marketing, business negotiations, and R&D. But most importantly of all is that hard work cannot be avoided. The Ghostbusters run an on call business and that requires a 24 hour commitment to their startup. They live at the office, respond day or night, and do the schlep work required to rid the city of ghosts. Staying true to their purpose they achieve a level of success that all founders dream about. |


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SYRACUSE -- A proposal to tear down a stretch of the elevated interstate highway that divides downtown Syracuse has the backing of the Cuomo administration's top transportation official.
State Department of Transportation Commissioner Joan McDonald told The Post-Standard of Syracuse on Wednesday that removing that portion of Interstate 81 would be "great" for the city. Her agency will decide whether or not I-81's nearly 1½-mile-long viaduct is removed as part of a plan to revitalize downtown Syracuse.
Last month, more than a dozen elected officials and other community leaders in the Syracuse area wrote to McDonald to point out how other cities have benefited when they chose to take down or reroute their elevated highways.
The letter did not endorse any of the ideas that have surfaced over the past year. Those proposals include turning Rt. 81 into a tunnel through the city, rebuilding the overpasses, re-routing the highway, turning it into a ground level boulevard or doing nothing.
The letter informed McDonald of the profound impact any decision would have on the future of Syracuse's economy, neighborhoods, health, environment and safety.
One of the community leaders who signed the letter is Syracuse Common Council President Van Robinson. He told CNY Central's Jim Kenyon that he was glad to hear DOT Commissioner McDonald was in favor of bringing down the elevated portion of the highway. Robinson said planners made a "mistake" back in the '60's when Route 81 was built.
"The popular thought back in the '60's was build a highway and you would enhance your downtown, you would increase your population. But just the opposite took place. The highways were escape routes for people who did not want to live in the cities," Robinson says. "Once that highway is gone, there should be development which is going to be very beneficial to the city."
I-81 is a major north-south highway in New York, running from the Pennsylvania state line to the Canadian border.
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Spirit The Earth Aflame (Reissue)
Heritage is something of crucial importance to Primordial, and it's not limited to lyrics of Celtic history or the spent blood of their native Ireland. Musical heritage, while less overt, is equally important, as shown through their apparent debt to the Viking-themed works of Bathory. While the most well-known album of that era, Hammerheart, has been updated and in many ways surpassed by the epic work of Moonsorrow, it is their most often overlooked album, Twilight of the Gods, which is in many ways carried on by Primordial. Their classic Spirit the Earth Aflame may not sound directly like it, but the unabashed cultural pride, mixture of sorrow and triumph and epic gray atmosphere all very much carry on the spirit of Quorthon's sprawling masterpiece.
Honoring the past would mean nothing without a signature sound, and anyone who has ever heard Primordial knows that they have one of the most recognizable. At the base is a top-notch rhythm section, anchored by now-former drummer Simon O'Laoghaire. (His ousting is pure tragedy, however necessary.) Simon's work is merely one part of how the band utilizes a methodic nuance from the bottom up, and he remains one of metal's most inventive and selflessly understated skinsmen. Next are the guitars, which on Spirit the Earth Aflame focus on slowly blackened strums, galloping epic riffs and the occasional folk lead that plays tandem with the top of their layered metal cake: Alan "Nemtheanga" Averill's irreplaceable and wailing vocals. The man stuffs more emotional complexity into one line (such as the beginning of "The Burning Season") than nearly every other vocalist, of any musical style, could stuff into a lifetime of recordings. He is, in a word, peerless.
This outline of Primordial's sound could be used to describe most of their work, particularly that which has followed since this album's original release, but Spirit the Earth Aflame is possibly the band's most holistic slab, flowing as a complete piece but containing some of their best individual songs. After the title track sets the haunting stage, "Gods to the Godless" (a song deserving of the same massive praise commonly reserved for "The Coffin Ships") sees every Primordial characteristic at full strength. Beginning with clean guitar lines that predict how the song will shift and swell as it goes along, it continually builds without a hint of awkward transition or songwriting incident, with each band member unselfishly playing their role for the good of the composition. This sort of "melodic foreshadowing" is one of the band's greatest strengths, making their music continually rewarding to listen to, and ensuring that the listener's taste for these songs grows with their perception of them. Other tracks, such as the galloping "The Soul Must Sleep" or epic "Children of the Harvest," share this quality. The chants and lone lead guitar line which introduce the latter are only part of an album finale which will etch itself into your musical memory. And perhaps Primordial's highest quality is that none of this seems even the slightest bit calculated--just perfectly natural and brutally honest.
Although this Metal Blade reissue was most likely made to improve availability and increase revenue, one holds a small amount of hope that the bonus disc was intended to give fans a taste of the band's own heritage. Contained are very early black metal live tracks (including a cover of a non-Viking Bathory song, of all things), b-sides to The Burning Season EP, and other scattered rarities. The nine songs range from the merely curious to the very welcome, and they help to make this the best version of a classic album. For those who already own it, however, this reissue is certainly only for the utmost of completionists.
Spirit the Earth Aflame has always been in a funny spot in Primordial's history. It was neither the album that put them on the map (Imrama) nor their most universally beloved masterstroke (The Gathering Wilderness). But in a career of triumphant wins it is yet one more, and an ideal starting point for any poor souls still unfamiliar with the band. If you're also missing Bathory's Twilight of the Gods, pick that one up as well. Aside from the history lesson, you'll permanently improve the net value of your music collection by several points.
If that seemed wordy and overly-fawning, it is only because this was the first Primordial album I heard, and it holds a very special place in my personal history with the band.
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Waldorf student Britney Ott presented her work on graphic story telling at the Streamlines conference in Dubuque, Iowa.
Waldorf College theatre professor Dr. Bob AuFrance has been named a finalist in the Mark David Cohen Playwriting Competition for his original play, Lost Socks, which was staged in September this year.
Waldorf College Vocation and Service committee is organizing a fundraising event, Breadline, to raise funds for the local food bank and Kids Against Hunger on Saturday, December 17.
Waldorf College students Jason Mueller and Dean Safe have won the Alpha Chi undergraduate award to support the research in their discipline
Waldorf College student Braden Falline has been selected to present his research on the history of the Boy Scouts at the Missouri Valley History Conference in Omaha, Neb., which takes place March 1-3, 2012.
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The first Flag of the National Heroes Flag Day was pinned on President Mahinda Rajapaksa on Wednesday(May 07) morning at Temple Trees during a ceremony inaugurating a month dedicated to the war heroes. The first flag was pinned on the President by Deepika Rasangika Jayasundare, daughter of war hero S.P. Gamini Jajasundare who had laid down his life for the country. Speaking on this memorable occasion President Rajapaksa stated "we should always remember our war heroes who have laid down their lives to preserve the Sovereignty and National integrity of the motherland". The President said that the children of war heroes must be looked after and that providing for their welfare should be considered a duty.
"Our soldiers have not only fought, but engaged themselves in many humanitarian and social activities, not only helped in construction of roads and bridges but also helped the people in the newly liberated areas in the East to breathe freely." Present at the ceremony were Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickramanayake, Secretary Ministry of Defence Gotabhaya Rajapaksa, several ministers, Commanders of the Forces, Senior Officers of the Security Forces, and Governors of Provincial Councils. (Courtesy : Ministry of Defence and Government Information Department ) |
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WHEELING - West Virginia head coach Doug Taylor is quite fond of his stable of backfield candidates for the 67th annual Rudy Mumley Ohio Valley Athletic Conference All-Star Charity Football Classic.
And rightfully so.
Taylor announced his options for the backfield, including a pair of record-setting quarterbacks and a pair of tailbacks who are coming off fine seasons and careers.
Camp for the July 29 game at Wheeling Island Stadium begins in a little more than two weeks.
"We're blessed that we have two established quarterbacks, who have proven themselves over the long haul," Taylor said. "We feel our two quarterbacks bring a lot of leadership qualities and, on top of that, they're quality kids."
Slated to battle for the quarterback role in the week-long camp are Wheeling Park's Lee Peluchette and John Marshall's Aaron Fonner.
The Mountaineers' tailbacks are also impressive, including Wheeling Central's Gino Bianconi, Magnolia's Jayson Keller, Brooke's Tim Faulkner and Morgantown's Sammy Lusk.
"We've got good speed and good athleticism," Taylor said. "The kids we chose are two and three-year starters from good programs. We obviously want to throw the ball some, but we still feel we'll have to establish the run, and I think we can do that."
Here's a capsule look at the players, who had returned their biographical information:
TIM FAULKNER, Brooke - The a four-year letterman, who is headed to West Liberty to play football, ran for over 1,500 yards and 18 touchdowns while catching 21 balls for 376 yards for former coach Tom Bruney. He also spent four years as Brooke's kickoff returner.
Hard work garnered the 5-foot-10, 200-pound running back All-State honors in West Virginia, as well as selection to several all-star teams and being named Two Rivers Athletic Conference player of the year.
Before getting his chance to shine offensively as a senior Faulkner spent two season as a key member of the Bruins' defensive unit at strong safety.
GINO BIANCONI, Wheeling Central - This Maroon Knights' tailback had a season no one will soon forget for head coach Mike Young. The 5-10, 180-pounder led the Maroon Knights to the Class A State Championship last December with a record 355-yard, five touchdown performance in the title game. All told, he ran for 2,139 yards and 31 touchdowns.
Bianconi was named first-team all-state and all-OVAC. He was MVP of the Super Six.
The son of Michael and Polly Bianconi of Bridgeport plans to attend the University of Akron.
AARON FONNER, John Marshall - This veteran was had an impressive career calling the signals for the Monarchs' offense.
The 5-11, 193-pounder finished his career with 5,150 yards passing, 1,230 yards rushing and 65 touchdowns. For his efforts, he was a first-team all-OVAC selection. He was a second-team all-stater. Along with football, Fonner was a three-year letterman in basketball and baseball.
The son of Gary and Denise Fonner plans to attend Waynesburg University.
JAYSON KELLER, Magnolia - This former Blue Eagle mainstay etched his name into the record books for coach Mark Batton's squad.
The 5-11, 190-pounder became the all-time leading rusher in Blue Eagles' history this past season, finishing his career with 2,108 yards. He's also the school's all-time leading scorer with 30 touchdowns. He averaged 10.6 yards per carry in his career.
Last season, Keller was a first-team all-stater in Class AA after earning second-team honors as a junior. He was twice named first-team all-OVAC and was a finalist for the WTOV-9 Big 22 Award.
The son of Robin and Jimmy Keller of New Martinsville plans to attend West Virginia University.
LEE PELUCHETTE, Wheeling Park - This former Patriot made the most of his one season under head coach Chris Daugherty.
Peluchette helped guide the Patriots to the West Virginia Class AAA playoffs by throwing for 1,429 yards and 17 touchdowns. A year earlier, playing at Wheeling Central, Peluchette threw for 2,200 yards and 28 touchdowns.
Peluchette's selection to the West Virginia squad makes him the ninth member of his family to suit up in the conference game.
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Refine oil where it comes out of the ground, eliminating transportation costs and hazards, make the first market close to the refinery, and create lower prices. The same answer applies to the Keystone pipeline.
Re: Shame on people that don't care about poverty (extreme). I may have a soft head and a soft heart, but I will and do help folks that can not help themselves. Americans are the most generous people on Earth. They are among the first to volunteer time and resources whenever a disaster occurs ANYWHERE around the globe. And nobody will hinder you from giving ALL of YOUR money away. It's yours to give. It's the giving away of other people's money that has your GBs so upset. BO was mentored by a Communist revolutionary (Frank Marshall Davis) and it is obvious that Barrack Obama is determined to destroy the free enterprise system and the middle class. THAT is why everyone is so upset. I would be pleased to discuss this further, if you desire.
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From Here to Eternity?
Motion Picture Association of America letter wants permanent corporate welfare for movies
Corporate welfare for movies appears permanent. … more
State 'Super' Sizes Movie with Subsidy
Hollywood getting more corporate welfare from your pockets
Hollywood getting more corporate welfare from your pockets. … more
Corporate Welfare Won't Save Detroit
Red Wings should build their own arena. … more
Corporate Welfare Awarded for Superhero Movie
Big Hollywood getting $35 million of your money
Big Hollywood getting $35 million of your money. … more
WingsWorld on Fox Business
LaFaive on Fox's "Money" discussing Detroit … more
More Corporate Welfare for Detroit
New Red Wings arena should not be subsidized
New Red Wings arena won't save city. … more
Corporate Welfare a Continual Failure
Time for government to focus on the basics
Time for government to focus on the basics. … more
Films or Potholes?
Cost of film subsidy program would repair over 5 million potholes
Hollywood corporate welfare could be used to fix roads. … more
Stop Giving Tax Dollars to Hollywood
Corporate welfare for movies is "economically foolish." … more
Why Film Subsidies Must Go
Independent studies show Hollywood corporate welfare a bust
Independent studies show Hollywood corporate welfare a bust. … more
House Budget Puts Roads Above Film Subsidies
Some Republicans protecting Big Hollywood corporate welfare
But some Republicans want to protect corporate welfare. … more
Paul Williams RIP
Rock journalist made it on is own, with no subsidies. … more
Higher Scrutiny of Government 'Investments'
Mascoma pulls IPO, questionable subsidies remain. … more
Center Analyst Discusses Film Subsidies
Jarrett Skorup on FOX2 Detroit Sunday. … more
'Transformers 4' Taking $20M from Taxpayers
Last "Transformers" movie made $1.1 billion. … more
A Look Behind the Curtain
Center analysis exposes fallacies of Oz subsidies. … more
Media Ignores Costs In Film Coverage
Lawmakers exchange bad policy for Hollywood glitz
Lawmakers exchange bad policy for Hollywood glitz. … more
Michigan Gets Flying Monkeys for $40 Million
"Oz" defends its own corporate welfare while slamming others. … more
Michigan Taxpayers Already Paid for 'Oz'
Film costs state taxpayers almost $9 each
Disney gets $40 million subsidy; has $4.8 billion profit. … more
Time to 'Sequester' Arts Subsidies
Let people keep their own money, choose their own art. … more
Long Live Rock: Technology Throws a Lifeline
The market, not subsidies, helps music evolve. … more
Government Funding of 'Scientific' Research
Lots of benefits for politicians, little for taxpayers. … more
On Breughel and Brussels Sprouts
Why public funding for the arts, or food, is still a bad idea. … more
The Common Ploy for More Funding
Universities want even more tax dollars. … more
Ethanol Subsidies Costly, Damaging
Walker commentary in Lansing State Journal Sunday. … more
Terrible Track Record
Government's 'green' venture capitalism experiment a failure.
Government's "green" venture caplitalism experiment a failure. … more
Skorup Cited in Wall Street Journal
Taxpayers shouldn't fund sports stadiums
Taxpayers shouldn't fund sports stadiums. … more
Taxpayer-Funded Stadiums a Lose-Lose Proposition
If Ilitch wants new home for Red Wings, he should pay for it. … more
LaFaive: Put Subsidies for Detroit Red Wings on Ice
Taxpayers should not be forced to support stadiums, arenas. … more
The 'Pro Big Business' Myth Put to Rest
Center a lone voice against corporate welfare for 25 years. … more
Prop 3 Can't Change the Laws of Economics
No matter how badly supporters want to think it can
No matter how badly supporters want to think it can. … more
Another One: Stimulus-Backed Battery Company Workers With No Work To Do — Playing Cards, Watching Movies, Reading Magazines
LG Chem joins the growing list of 'green' failures
LG Chem workers "have nothing to do." … more
Legislators Propose More Corporate Welfare
Picking winners and losers; mostly losers. … more
MEDC Removes Video of Obama, Top Dems Praising Failed Battery Company
YouTube promotion showed Obama, Granholm, Levin and Stabenow promising thousands of jobs
A123 had been touted by President Obama, Gov. Granholm. … more
Wind Subsidies Upon Mandates Upon Subsidies
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Richmond hotel with a roundtrip airport shuttle
Situated near the airport, in the city center, this hotel is close to Richmond Centre Mall, Richmond Olympic Oval, and Aberdeen Centre. Local attractions also include Richmond Night Market and Kwan Yin International Buddhist Temple.
Hotel Features
Quality Hotel Airport South provides a roundtrip airport shuttle and complimentary wireless Internet access. Other amenities include a rooftop terrace and a 24-hour business center.
Room Amenities
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, guestrooms feature refrigerators along with air conditioning and climate control.
Hotel Amenities
- General
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting/conference room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measure 400 square feet (36 square meters). A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. This Richmond hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Use of nearby fitness center (complimentary)
- 24-hour business center
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 400
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 36
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Business services
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 4
- Total number of rooms - 70
- Elevator/lift
- Free breakfast
- Laundry facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- One meeting/conference room
- ATM/banking
- Rooftop terrace
- Free parking
- Secure parking
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free self parking
- Free guest parking during stay
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Free parking, Free guest parking during stay, Secure parking, Free self parking
- Room Amenities
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Private bathroom
- Desk
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Voice mail
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Wake-up calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Clock radio
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Climate control
- In-room safe
- Dining
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa, JCB International
- Pets
Pets not allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway bed fee: CAD 20 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Hook Examples
Getting started writing hooks can be tricky, especially in-process (Python) hooks. On the one hand, writing hooks is a good way to learn your way around Mercurial's internals. But if you don't already know those internals, getting your hooks working is hard work. Hence this page, which contains documented hook code based on real-world hooks. (I'm going to assume that you have a working knowledge of Python here. You don't need to be an expert, but please work through a tutorial or two before trying to write Mercurial hooks.)
Note that MercurialApi is the best available documentation for the internal APIs that you will most commonly use writing hooks. If anything in here seems unclear, pop over to MercurialApi to see if there is a better explanation there.
General notes
Of note:
all hooks will take ui, repo,hooktype -- that's a very common pattern in Mercurial code (core, extensions, hooks, whatever)
I don't care what other arguments Mercurial passes to my hook, so I just declare **kwargs so it can pass anything it likes
use repo[None] to get a changectx object representing the working dir, i.e. what is about to be committed
use ui.warn() to print an error message to the user (unfortunately there is no ui.error() -- generally Mercurial code just raises util.Abort on fatal error)
hooks use the peculiar convention of returning a true value to indicate failure. This is weird, but 1) it's consistent with external hooks, which return non-zero to indicate failure (the usual convention for child processes on Unix) and 2) it means that falling off the end of a hook (implicitly returning None) is success
Precommit: disallow bad branch
Say you have local policy that states branches must be named like major.minor-branch, e.g. 1.0-branch or 1.1-branch. You don't want developers creating new branches willy-nilly, because that can cause a mess. You can enforce this with a precommit hook:
import re
def precommit_badbranch(ui, repo, **kwargs):
branch = repo[None].branch()
branch_re = re.compile(r'\d+\.\d+-branch$')
if not branch_re.match(branch):
ui.warn('invalid branch name %r (use <major>.<minor>-branch)\n')
return True
return False
Precommit: disallow bad branch and bad merge
If you have a strong convention for branch names like the above, it enables an additional sanity check: don't allow backwards merges. Imagine what would happen if someone accidentally merged 1.1-branch to 1.0-branch when they meant to do the reverse. Bad idea. So let's take advantage of our branch name convention to figure out which branch is later, and only allow merges from earlier to later branches.
First, we need to factor out the code that parses a branch name:
_branch_re = re.compile(r'(\d+)\.(\d+)-branch$')
def _parse_branch(branch):
"""Parse branch (a string) and return a tuple of ints. Raise
ValueError if branch is not a valid branch name according to local
match = _branch_re.match(branch)
if not match:
raise ValueError('invalid branch name %r '
'(use <major>.<minor>-branch)\n')
return tuple(map(int, match.group(1, 2)))
Return a tuple of ints makes branchs trivially comparable: 1.9-branch becomes (1, 9), 1.10-branch becomes (1, 10), and (1, 9) < (1, 10).
Now, one big hook to enforce both bits of policy. (This also disallows another strange type of merge that I discovered while writing the hook. Whether you want to disallow it is your business, of course.)
def precommit_badbranch_badmerge(ui, repo, parent1=None, parent2=None, **kwargs):
branch = repo[None].branch()
branch = _parse_branch(branch)
except ValueError, err:
ui.warn('%s\n' % err)
return True
if not parent2:
# Not merging: nothing more to check.
return False
# parent1 and parent2 are both existing changesets, so assume that
# their branch names are valid. If that's not the case, we'll blow
# up with a ValueError here. If you're trying to enforce new policy
# on a repo with existing branch names, this will have to be more
# flexible.
target_branch = _parse_branch(repo[parent1].branch())
source_branch = _parse_branch(repo[parent2].branch())
# This could happen if someone does
# hg update 1.1-branch
# hg branch 1.2-branch
# hg merge 1.0-branch
# which is a strange thing to do. So disallow it.
if target_branch != branch:
ui.warn('merging to a different branch from first parent '
'is just weird: please don\'t do that\n')
return True
# Check for backwards merge.
if source_branch > target_branch:
ui.warn('invalid backwards merge from %r to %r\n'
% (source_branch, target_branch))
return True
return False
pretxncommit/pretxnchangegroup: Enforce commit message rules
Often commit messages follow conventions, most notably referring to a bug/issue number in their description. Since we can't enforce hooks for all distributed clones because hooks don't transfer, we have to enforce it on a known-good (central) repository. Thus, we have to write a pretxnchangegroup hook. Since fixing a bunch of commit messages at push time is a big headache requiring mq, we'll also define a pretxncommit hook that well-behaved developers can use to enforce rules at commit time. These hooks are defined as python in-process hooks to get portability between Windows and Linux, as well as to get nice error messages because in-process hooks can use the ui.warn() method.
You must define checkMessage() to define the rule and printUsage() to explain the rule to the user. Given some work, the two methods could be combined into a more generic method, but that is an exercise left to the developer.
import re
def checkCommitMessage(ui, repo, **kwargs):
Checks a single commit message for adherence to commit message rules.
To use add the following to your project .hg/hgrc for each
project you want to check, or to your user hgrc to apply to all projects.
pretxncommit = python:path/to/script/enforce-message.py:checkCommitMessage
hg_commit_message = repo['tip'].description()
if(checkMessage(hg_commit_message) == True):
return True
return False
def checkAllCommitMessage(ui, repo, node, **kwargs):
Checks all inbound changeset messages from a push for adherence to the commit message rules.
pretxnchangegroup = python:path/to/script/enforce-message.py:checkAllCommitMessage
for rev in xrange(repo[node].rev(), len(repo)):
message = repo[rev].description()
if(checkMessage(message) == True):
ui.warn("Revision "+str(rev)+" commit message:["+message+"] does not adhere to commit message rules\n")
return True
return False
Generic pretxncommit/pretxnchangegroup Hook
Many of the hooks you'll be writing are pretxncommit/pretxnchangegroup. Here is a general framework for that type of hook.
In python
#!/usr/bin/env python
def hook(ui, repo, hooktype, node=None, source=None, **kwargs):
if hooktype not in ['pretxnchangegroup', 'pretxncommit']:
ui.write('Hook should be pretxncommit/pretxnchangegroup not "%s".' % hooktype)
return 1
for rev in xrange(repo[node], len(repo)):
for file in repo[rev].files():
#if (error):
# ui.write("\nERROR: Some criteria not met.\n\n")
# return 1
return 0
In bash
#!/bin/bash revs=$(hg log -r "$HG_NODE:tip" --template '{rev} ') #Intentional space after {rev} rc=0 for rev in $revs do files=$(hg log -r $rev --template '{files}') #Above will include discards. So you cannot 'hg cat' them all. So you may want # files=$(hg log -r $rev --template '{file_mods} {file_adds}') branch=$(hg log -r $rev --template '{branch}') for file in $files do #You do not want to check file contents with 'hg cat' here; it is too slow. #If you need to check file contents, write a native python hook. #if [ error ] ; then # echo "ERROR: Some criteria not met." # exit 1 done done exit $rc
pretxnchangegroup: enforce the stable branch to contains only merge commits on the server
If your company policy is to allow only merge on the stable branch, this hook is for you.
Note that it allows the first commit (the one after hg branch). This might be abused. A possible improvement would be to only allow this single commit if the stable branch does not exists yet.
from mercurial.node import bin, nullid
from mercurial import util
def hook(ui, repo, node, **kwargs):
n = bin(node)
start = repo.changelog.rev(n)
end = len(repo.changelog)
failed = False
for rev in xrange(start, end):
n = repo.changelog.node(rev)
ctx = repo[n]
p = ctx.parents()
if ctx.branch() == 'stable' and len(p) == 1:
if p[0].branch() != 'stable':
# commit that creates the branch, allowed
ui.warn(' - changeset %s on stable branch and is not a merge !\n'
% (ctx))
failed = True
if failed:
ui.warn('* Please strip the offending changeset(s)\n'
'* and re-do them, if needed, on another branch!\n')
return True


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York City School Board Wednesday unanimously approved a preliminary step toward reducing full-day kindergarten to half-day and outsourcing its alternative education program.
But even though the board approval is now done and the district needs only a state Department of Education sign-off to move forward, district officials said the move is more precautionary than finalized.
The urban district with a $19 million deficit laid out plans last week that could put it back in the black, but it would require slashing programs, moving from a K-4/5-8 model to a K-8 model, and cutting teachers.
Board president Margie Orr said after Wednesday's meeting the board was simply giving approval to revert to half-day kindergarten and outsource alternative education because the state needs advance notice before the district budget is final.
That still gives York City time to change its mind, Orr said.
And if some money can be found, the district will do just that, said Superintendent Deborah Wortham, at least with kindergarten.
"It's a last resort," Wortham said of cutting full-day kindergarten, a program the district has said greatly improves student achievement.
York City Education Association president Kim Schwarz said moving to half-day would be "disappointing," especially considering teachers and administrators took a wage freeze a year ago to save full-day kindergarten.
"Our kids need full-day," she said.
Schwarz said she has been told, though, that the district would make keeping full day a priority.
Flipped philosophy: The alternative education program change would be a major reversal from recent decisions.
The district just two years ago reclaimed all of its alternative students from outside providers, about 90 in all, after renovating the Lindbergh building in 2009 for about $4.8 million as its new alternative education academy.
At the time, district officials said it would save York City $1 million a year, plus give the district more control over students' education.
Now the district believes it could have a net savings of about $400,000 by sending all of those students elsewhere.
York City could save $896,325 by cutting 17 staff positions with the closure of Lindbergh Academy, according to the business office. But it would have to pay an outside provider about $500,000 to educate the students, who have various behavioral issues.
Orr said the renovated Linbergh building would still be used for something, just as Hannah Penn and Edgar Fahs Smith schools, which may also be vacant this fall after grade restructuring, will be repurposed.
- Reach Andrew Shaw at 505-5431 or email@example.com, or on Twitter @ydblogwork


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Bone Daddies
Michael Franke
Time Out rating:
Venue details
Bone Daddies 30-31 Peter Street
- Venue phone:
020 7287 8581
- Venue website:
- Opening hours:
Lunch served noon-3pm Mon-Fri. Dinner served 5.30-10pm Mon; 5.30-11pm Tue, Wed; 5.30-midnight Thur, Fri. Meals served noon-midnight Sat; noon-9pm Sun
- Transport:
Tube: Piccadilly Circus tube
- Price:
Main courses £9-£13. Meal for two with drinks and service: around £60
Bone Daddies
- 30-31 Peter Street
- www.bonedaddiesramen.com
- 51.512641,-0.133742
- 30-31 Peter Street
Bone Daddies
Reviews & ratings
Really not worth a visit if you want authentic Japanese food, couldn't even finish a bowl due to the richness of the soup due to the butter, not asian at all unless you like that type of thing! Ramen should be a broth! Really disappointed and I won't be back especially for the price paid
Mun Mun Kong Mon Nov 4Rated as: 1/5 -
I'll keep it short and sweet.
Intrigued by the recent wave of ramen places popping up in the capital, I thought I'd check out the one garnering the most hype, but which is also the least traditional. I've now been three times and have a well-formed opinion, so here we go.
Bone Daddies feels like it should be in NYC's East Village, not London. It's got a rock soundtrack, unshaven tattooed staff and huge glasses of beer (Asahi Super Creamy Head, only place I've found it in London). Barely a piece of kanji script in sight. And yet it's probably the most authentic ramen I've tried outside of the US and Japan.
First time I opted for their fried chicken, which is packed full of sweet gingery flavour, perfectly breaded (panko-based?) and not too greasy at all. For mains, the Sweet 3 Miso chicken ramen, with lashings of butter, corn, wakame (seaweed) and a chicken-bone broth as opposed to their fattier, more savoury pork broth. As it says on the menu, it's quite a sweet affair, reminding me a little of a good butter chicken curry, albeit with a little more balance of flavours. Great, distinctive stuff. On the second visit I opted for the tonkotsu pork broth base, cooked for 20 hours until it's intensely porky and satisfying. A much simpler style of ramen, slightly less filling and a little less generous on the cha siu than I'd like, but very tasty all the same. Rounded off by an "Unnamed" cocktail, which is probably one of the best Japanese whisky-based concoctions I've had.Lou Rees Mon Aug 19Rated as: 4/5 -
Very much like the US Momofuku chain ramen... westernised but flavoursome all the same. A very 'sceney' sort of restaurant. The music could do with turning down a bit - having to shout across the table to someone a foot away from you is a bit annoying. But i would go back for sure.
PS - the pipette of fat is unnecessary - the broth is rich and thick enough!Dazza V Sun Aug 18Rated as: 4/5 -
It s way too expensive even the sticky bond soup really impress me. The seats are not comfortable for sitting longer & the ingredients mixture is not balance, kind of ruin the taste of the bond soup. The taste is totally western like. The whole experience just lower than I expected. Can't say it s japanese ramen bar & more like mix of Chinese and Japanese ingredients.
Ruby Mon Jun 17 -
Not one single vegetarian option. Very disappointing.
Noura Wed Apr 17Rated as: 1/5 -
Ramen's decent but way too expensive for what it is. Service charge is too much. A cup of green tea for £3 is a fucking joke. That should be illegal. Therefore I'm not going back. Tonkotsu is better value and Ittenbari's miso ramen's better(their other ramen sucks though).
Romeo Wed Mar 27Rated as: 2/5 -
Ramen was better than I expected because I have eaten at some ramen places which opened recently. They aren't great either but the soup here is a bit better than the others. However the portions are very small and the ramen is not hot enough for me(Japanese) which means the prices are far too high. The worst thing is they add a service charge!! We spent £20 for ramen and the service charge was £2.50!! That was ridiculous. Carrying just two bowls of ramen 5 feet doesn't deserve a service charge so we won't go back there again.
Mahoney Sun Mar 24Rated as: 2/5 -
'Authentic' ramen should be cheap and filling. This place misses the mark. Its nothing like the much more impressive New York ramen alluded to in the article.
Jay Fri Feb 8Rated as: 1/5 -
Loved the food. The staff where wonderful. I will be back and soon.
Pauline London Wed Feb 6Rated as: 5/5 -
Much better than Tonkotsu nearby, which is seriously bad.
I was generally happy with it but I felt the portions were too small. Ramen should be a generous bowl of noodles and broth but Bone Daddy's portion is somewhat mean. Maybe it has been adjusted to cater for the Western market...
Also where are the gyozas? You cant do ramen without them!!!
I found the atmosphere a bit 'trendy' and the music kind of annoying.
Overall good but not great.
guppi Fri Jan 18Rated as: 3/5


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Juvenile Law Center's brief argues that the mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole imposed on a 16-year-old is a disproportionate punishment under the U.S. and Massachusetts Constitutions.
Argued that a juvenile's 75-year sentence for a crime in which the victims suffered no serious injury is disproportionate and violates state, federal and international law.
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Vancomycin-Resistant Enterococci (VRE) (cont.)Medical Author:
Mary D. Nettleman, MD, MS, MACP
Mary D. Nettleman, MD, MS, MACPMary D. Nettleman, MD, MS, MACP is the Chair of the Department of Medicine at Michigan State University. She is a graduate of Vanderbilt Medical School, and completed her residency in Internal Medicine and a fellowship in Infectious Diseases at Indiana University. Medical Editor:
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Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhDDr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications. In this Article
What research is being done on vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE?)Research on VRE is focused on several areas:
Where can people find more information on vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE)?"Vancomycin-Resistant Enterococci in Healthcare Settings," Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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what is the max voltage for an i5-3570k that u will give when it runs 24-7? i don't wanna fry the chip, it does 4ghz at 1.140V as my old i5-2500k did with my H100 with 2xNoctua NF-F12 PWM. i wanna know bcs i am planning about playing around with overclocking today, but it would be nice to know the max voltage for 24-7 use.
Yes, while it could probably take decent amounts 1.4x+ I would stay closer to 1.3x . One guy from Asus says for 24/7 air/water stay around 1.35 as max. Once your OC starts hitting voltage wall it just pays to drop down to lower clock and save the heat and added voltage needed . the small amount of performance hit you never notice .
I have my 3570k at 4.5 GHz, pos. offset .030, max vcore is 1.226 (in CPU-Z) running IBT (82c max temp). I started at 4.3 GHz, 1.250 manual vcore, got to 4.5 by increasing LLC & other CPU power settings, stable at 1.250 but hot, so played with offset voltage until I arrived at .030 + offset. Normal applications, even demanding ones, never cause temps over 60c at 100% CPU use. Prime95 runs at ~70c 24/7. I have had it as high as 4.7 GHZ, just for laughs, but temps were way too high for my H100 to handle. 4.5 is the sweet spot, after that too much heat for very little gain.
atm i am doing 4,6ghz at 1.225~1.232V stabile so far, so i guess i will keep it at that for now ^^; i tried 1.35V at 5ghz but that was a no boot and i couldn't waste my whole day trying to find it, so i stopped at 4,6ghz.
Nice, I love free performance! SiSoft SANDRA rated my humble system as faster than 95% of all PCs, pretty decent considering how much it would cost to get in the 99% bracket ($5000-$10,000)
yap it's not bad at that volt, and i use manual mode not offset, bcs i haven't had much luck with offset mode...
I got a ton of good OC advice from this guide, including how to calculate offset; http://www.overclock.net/t/1291703/ivy-bridge-overclocking-guide-asus-motherboards
i think i will take a look on it, and i need to see if i can get my head up to understand Offset mode even it should be easy, i am old school doing only Manual
probably need over 1.4v(depending on the CPU everyone is different) for 5ghz, if your under water you should have no worries. I would not try that on a stock cooler, always watch yer temps......
I say you'll reach temperature issues way before you reach a CPU degrading threshold of voltage with the H100. That being said, 1.4v-1.45v is fine for a 32nm chip on an AIO. For me 1.5v is the max 24/7 safe for a 32nm chip on custom water, my chip doesn't require a voltage increase after one entire year of 1.5v+.
well LGA2011 and LGA1155 ain't the same and nur is every chip ino that, plus Ivy is 22nm not 32nm i am not talking about Sandy
I guess you are right, I thought about Sandy. Anyway I'm crazy about voltage, my thresholds are way above what people keep saying around but still I've yet to encounter a problem. It all depends for how much you'll be using your CPU, if it is 2-3 years then you shouldn't be much worried about voltage. And if it fails well, there's still the Intel tuning plan
Yeah, I thought about it after. I've only had the 2500K and 2600K, my 3570K isn't opened yet. http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2163520 WOW H100!