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Business Calendar
1,000,000 - 5,000,000 downloads
- Really useful
- Easy to use
- Many features
- Some minor bugs people are experiencing
+ By Appgenix Software
Navigate through all the features and never miss an appointment
Business Calendar Free is an organizer app perfect for managing all your task and events. On each screen, you can tap on the top bar and a Help Window will pop up with a clear explanation.
Check calendars to select them to display and use the arrow to add them r delete them from your favorites. Once you've chosen, move finger over the days to select them, tap on a single day to view the day events and move finger vertically over the screen to go to the next or previous month. In order to create a new event, long tap on any day and write. You can also view the Agenda, which only shows the upcoming tasks you need to do in a simpler way.
Besides the syncronization and many features, the app also lets you change several settings in order to customize the Calendar to your own taste.
Business Calendar Free was developed by Appgenix Software Free, being their only app so far. Really good calendar for busy people who want to keep track of their busy lives in a simpler and more organized way.
* smooth scroll- and zoomable multi-day view (1-14 days)
* graphical and textual presentation
* month, agenda, day and event view
* color-coded year view
* quickly fade in/out calendars using the favorite bar
* search function
* configurable widgets in different sizes for month, week, agenda and day view (3 design themes for each widget type)
* easy switching between timeline bars and event titles in month view
* intuitive new handling option: just move your finger over some days of interest in month view to open them in the multi-day view
* quick day overview when adding a new event
* many options for recurrent events (e.g. to add a recurrent event that takes place every other week on Tuesday and Thursday)
* context-sensitive help system to optimize your work with Business Calendar
This is the free version of Business Calendar, it is containing (unintrusive) ads in some views but is fully functional! Even so, the ad-free paid version offers some additional features:
* drag&drop mode in the multi-day view to move and copy events
* option to link a contact to an event
* tasks organizer for Google Tasks and Toodledo (with free add-on)
* configurable font sizes for the app and the widgets
* option to select individual calendars for each widget
* own Business Calendar reminders
* 11 different widget design themes
* additional dark theme for the complete application
* option to create templates for events
* multi-selection mode to delete, move or copy multiple events at the same time
* import/export function for calendar files in the popular iCalendar format (.ics, .ical)
Please do not move the application to the sd card if you want to use the widgets (general limitation of the Android operating system)!
The app depends on the reminders of the stock calendar application please make sure you have not disabled them if you want to get alarm messages for your events (the paid version also includes own Business Calendar reminders)!
- bug fixes
- option to hide declined events
- inviting of guests improved
- resolution of month and week widget improved
Note: The full version of Business Calendar now also is including tasks support (Google Tasks, Toodledo tasks and local tasks)!
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Just like it want my calendar to be.
This is a great app that I've used since it first came out. I'm very happy with it.
Love the app, considering getting the paid version although the free one already is fantastic. Would like to get the option to change the GMT-time I'm travelling at the moment and really am missing that, now I have to go on a computer to get the times set
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This app is phenomenal!! It's the PERFECT planner, esspecially for me because I just started college and there are always a million things going on. The full version is totally worth it, but the free version os still fantastic. I just reeeeeally wish I co
The only thing that I can suggest is nice if you could implement something so that we can click the calendar widget to see all of the tasks for that specific day, rather than opening the app. Would be nice to see a small list pop up with that day's task


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Historic Roads & Trails
Looking for a hearty helping of Tennessee heritage? There is no better way to experience Tennessee's traditional arts and crafts, musical roots and historical sights than by taking it to the trail.
Travel the historic Avery Trace Trail and step back to the 1800s as you walk the same road settlers once used when traveling from Knoxville to Nashville. Explore the Cherokee Heritage Trail and discover unique wares by Cherokee artists and crafts people, or visit the Sam Davis Trail and pay tribute to the "Boy Hero of the Confederacy." Tennessee trails offer something for every age and interest. Choose the trail for you.
Sam Davis Trail
A four-stop tour - site of capture with monument, site of execution with museum, cemetery where he was briefly buried and life-size statue in town square. ...more
Region: Nashville & Surrounding Areas
City: Pulaski, TN
Phone: 931-424-4044
Screaming Eagle Trail
The Screaming Eagle Trail is waiting for you: filled with outdoor adventure, lip smackin' barbecue, military lore and country music must-sees. Start your journey on a musical note at Nashville's famed Bluebird Café. ...more
Region: Nashville & Surrounding Areas
City: Nashville, TN
Southeast Tennessee Civil War Trail
Southeast Tennessee's Civil War Trails, Fighting for the Rails brochure provides a designated path for southeast Tennessee travelers to follow as they explore sites associated with the American Civil War in Tennessee. The brochure has 47 sites and covers 10 counties. ...more
Region: Chattanooga & Southeast
City: Chattanooga, TN
Phone: (423) 424-4267
Sunny Side Trail
Sunny Side is waiting for you: a trip through Smoky Mountain backroads and lush Appalachian countryside. Jump-start your journey with outlet shopping in Sevierville, hometown of the iconic Dolly Parton. ...more
City: , TN
Region: East Tennessee
City: , TN
Tennessee River Trails
The Tennessee River Trail is waiting for you: a winding trail through Tennessee's diverse river country featuring some of Tennessee's most unique activities. Stop in Waverly, a historic railroad town featuring a museum and Civil War Fort. ...more
Region: Southwest
City: Jackson, TN
Phone: 731-668-6424
The Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community
You'll be inspired by the largest group of independent artisans in North America. The historic 8-mile Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community loop has been designated a Tennessee Heritage Arts & Crafts Trail. ...more
Region: Smoky Mountains
City: Gatlinburg, TN
The Jack Trail
The Jack Trail is waiting for you: a journey filled with history, music, horse racing and whiskey making. Reclaim your pioneer spirit at Cannonsburg Village in Murfreesboro — a reconstructed "living history museum" featuring a gristmill, blacksmith's shop and one-room schoolhouse. ...more
Region: Nashville & Surrounding Areas
City: Murfreesboro, TN
Top Secret Trail
Top Secret is waiting for you: a trail of secrets hidden among the scenic wilds of the Upper Cumberland Plateau. Immerse yourself in early Knoxville history by touring Blount Mansion, James White Fort and Bleak House, General Longstreet's 1863 Battle of Knoxville headquarters. ...more
City: , TN
Traditional Music Trail of Southeast Tennessee
The Blues To Bluegrass Trail describes the annual, monthly, weekly and other live music events in southeast Tennessee. Please visit the venues to hear the musical heritage of southeast Tennessee and experience an important part of the people's lives who live here. ...more
Region: Chattanooga & Southeast
City: Chattanooga, TN
Phone: (423) 424-4263
Trail of Tears National Historic Trail
The Trail of Tears National Historic Trail commemorates the removal of the Cherokee and the paths that 17 Cherokee detachments followed westward. Today the trail includes about 2,200 miles of land and water routes, and traverses portions of nine states. ...more
City: Multi-city, TN
Phone: (505) 988-6888
Tullahoma Campaign Civil War Driving Trail
The Tullahoma Campaign of 1863 is often overshadowed by the simultaneous events of Gettysburg and Vicksburg, even though the results were strategically more significant than Gettysburg and tactically equivalent to Vicksburg. With the loss of manpower, agricultural staples, the industrial base and, most importantly, the Chattanooga rail center, the Tullahoma Campaign was the beginning of the end for the Confederacy. ...more
City: Multi-city, TN
Unicoi Turnpike Trail
The Unicoi Turnpike Trail is a trade and war path that predates written history.
The places, events, and people associated with the trail are linked to the nation's history. ...more
Region: Chattanooga & Southeast
City: Etowah, TN
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Woodlands Trace Byway
Running along a ridge of land between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, Woodlands Trace is a beautiful, easy drive in rolling terrain with opportunities to pull off and explore seasonal splendors of nature on your own or at developed interpretive facilities such as the 1850 Homeplace and the Bison range overlook.
This 43-mile passageway blossoms with trees and flowers in the spring, a green canopy in the summer, brilliant foliage in the fall, and a clear view of the hardwood forest in the winter. ...more
Region: Nashville & Surrounding Areas
City: Dover, TN
Take a journey into Tennessee's rich history and heritage on the Old Tennessee Trail. Over eighty points of interest take you from...
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Ian Frazier, Infrastructure, "Any Drop to Drink," The New Yorker, July 2, 2012, p. 25
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SKYY Infusions Introduces All Natural Ginger
Filed under: Spirits
SKYY Vodka, the super-premium purity-minded spirit in the distinctive cobalt blue bottle, has introduced the first nationally available all natural ginger infused vodka as part of the Infusions line we wrote about earlier. Thanks to its signature infusion process, fresh spiced and juiced ginger flavors abound, along with notes of roasted oranges and cinnamon and intricate aromas. It joins the entire line of All Natural SKYY Infusions: Citrus, Pineapple, Cherry, Grape, Raspberry and Passion Fruit. an assortment of all natural infusions made from real fruit that has been ranked #1 in taste by the prestigious Beverage Tasting Institute. Below are some cocktail recipes featuring the new elixir created by some of the country's leading mixologists:
Fruit and Gingerly
Created by Adam Wilson of Beretta San Francisco
2 oz. SKYY Infusions Ginger
0.5 oz. Orange Juice
0.5 oz. Fresh Grapefruit Juice
0.5 oz. Lime Juice
1.5 Tbsp Fresh Cranberries
3 Chunks Pineapple
Club Soda
Muddle cranberries and pineapple in a cocktail shaker. Add ice and rest of ingredients except soda and shake vigorously. Pour into a Collins glass with fresh ice and top with soda. Garnish with chunk of pineapple and/or three cranberries on a toothpick laid horizontally over rim of the glass.


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The Bureau of Land Management Hollister Field Office administers approximately 284,000 acres of public land in Central California. Bounded by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the San Joaquin Valley to the east, elevations range from sea level to over 5,000 feet and major landforms include the Diablo Mountain Range, Salinas Valley, and San Joaquin Valley.
Fort Ord National Monument
Within the lands managed by the Hollister Field Office are three Areas of Critical Environmental Concern, two Research Natural Areas, two National Monuments, a National Historic Trail, and a National Recreation Trail.
Fort Ord National Monument has been seeing numerous improvements to the already stellar trail system. There are three trail access points to 86 miles of trail including the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail. Open every day from dawn to dusk, visitors can travel through grassland hills, oak woodlands and coastal chaparral: be sure to download our Monument Trail Map and Brochure.
For more recreation opportunities on your public lands visit our Recreation web pages.
Wildland Firefighters working in Central California
Wildfire season is not over yet in California. Remember to be FIRESAFE, maintain a DEFENSIBLE SPACE to protect your property, and always BE PREPARED. For more information about restrictions, links to wildfire incident status, and tips on fire safety visit our Fire and Fuels Management Program web page.
Join us for National Public Lands Day on Fort Ord National Monument on Saturday, November 16, 2013. Visit our Fort Ord Volunteer web page for more information or to sign up. See you on old Fort Ord!
Fire Restrictions Lifted for Hollister Field Office Public Lands
Planning and Science Review Regarding Oil and Gas Development on Public Lands
Release of Proposed Resource Management Plan (PRMP)/Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for Clear Creek Management Area
Panoche-Coalinga Area of Critical Environmental Concern Management Planning
Rick Cooper, Field ManagerBureau of Land ManagementHollister Field Office20 Hamilton CourtHollister, CA 95023Phone: (831) 630-5000Fax: (831) 630-5055Office Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., M-FContact us by Email


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Damn it!
Alright seems to work again. I got it to work by changing the tmp path for sessions to the server temp path. I changed it back and changed permissions on the local temp path and it seemed to still work, but apparently that was just an illusion. I've changed it back to the global temp path and now I can get it.
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Bob Bob Ricard
- Expensive
Michael Franke
Time Out rating:
Venue details
Bob Bob Ricard 1 Upper James Street
- Venue phone:
020 3145 1000
- Venue website:
- Opening hours:
Lunch served noon-3pm, dinner served 6-10pm Mon-Fri. Meals served noon-10pm Sat
- Transport:
Tube: Piccadilly Circus tube
- Price:
Main courses £14.50-£38.75. Set lunch (Mon-Fri) £31.75 & £33.75 incl glass of wine
Bob Bob Ricard
- 1 Upper James Street
- www.bobbobricard.com
- 51.512343,-0.137289
- 1 Upper James Street
Bob Bob Ricard
Reviews & ratings
Firstly 5 stars for their fitout. The place looks amazing. Secondly you can press a button for more champagne. Genius! I went at lunchtime so it was perhaps missing a bit of atmosphere that a dinner trade would have. The menu to be honest wasn't stand out. My food was nice but not to die for. Great place for a date or celebration.
katerina Sat Sep 21Rated as: 3/5 -
It was the worse customer service and the hospitality I have ever seen in London. Although the food was ok and the ambiance was good, the management was very unprofessional towards the guests
Beau Tue Jun 11Rated as: 2/5 -
Great fun, great food, amazing cocktails. There is no other place like it in London.
Magnus Sanderson Sat Aug 25 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
most of the restaurants you have on the late-night dining list close before midnight, that's surely not late.
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Loved it here. Been 4 times now.
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I never normally write reviews but had to for Bob Bob Ricard...had been there several times for cocktails in the basement bar which is excellent. Ate there for the first time a few weeks ago and had a fantastic evening in fun, classy yet unpretentious surroundings. Chicken pie was so so good, as were the starters (truffley potato dumplings..yum), and we had a melting golden ball of chocolate for dessert which was as fun as it sounds! What really stood out was the service which was outstanding. Now my favourite place to eat in London!!
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Very enjoyable place with fantastic atmosphere and attentive service. The strawberry souffle and the rhubarb gin and tonic are highly recommended! Well worth putting your sunday best on for.
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Great lunch on Saturday. Stunning decor and great food, a real treat for all the family coming in from outside London.
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Excellent service, high quality food and unique setting - I would highly recommend Bob Bob Ricard.
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December 10, 2013
October 13th was another record setting night for Johnny Manziel. He broke his own school and Southeastern Conference record for total offense with 576 yards against Louisiana Tech. 72 of those yards came on a fourth quarter touchdown run that helped the Aggies win 59-57 in Shreveport.


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9 Safe Alternatives for Treating Children's Cold Symptoms
Menthol and Eucalyptus Vapors
Treats: Chest and sinus congestion; cough
Why use vapors? Your congested baby will breathe a little easier when the scent of menthol or eucalyptus is in the air. The soothing vapors of these plant-based essential oils (menthol is made from peppermint leaves) open the body's air passageways by triggering blood vessels to dilate. Eucalyptus oil is thought by many to possess expectorant qualities, meaning that breathing in eucalyptus vapors might make it easier for your child to cough up loosened mucus.
How to use them: Gently applying a petroleum-based menthol chest rub or adding liquid menthol to a steam vaporizer are tried-and-true vapor remedies. Twenty-first century vapor products include eucalyptus-scented baby bath products and small waterless vaporizers that heat essential oil-soaked pads to distill the soothing aroma throughout your child's room.
But no matter which remedy you choose, carefully observe how your baby reacts whenever you use a vapor treatment. "Occasionally, the vapors may be too strong for some children, but overall they work well," says Dr. Sears. Discontinue using any product that causes wheezing in your child—a sign that the vapors are too strong.
Keep in mind: Stay calm if your baby remains congested, despite your best efforts with vapor or other congestion remedies. "I try to remind parents that noisy breathing probably bothers them a lot more than it does the child, and as long as the child is content and feeding well, the less intervention the better," says Dr. Miller.


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Black Like Me, 50 Years Later
John Howard Griffin gave readers an unflinching view of the Jim Crow South. How has his book held up?
- By Bruce Watson
- Smithsonian magazine, October 2011, Subscribe
Late in 1959, on a sidewalk in New Orleans, a shoe-shine man suffered a sense of déjà vu. He was certain he'd shined these shoes before, and for a man about as tall and broad-shouldered. But that man had been white. This man was brown-skinned. Rag in hand, the shoeshine man said nothing until the hulking man spoke.
"Is there something familiar about these shoes?"
"Yeah, I been shining some for a white man—"
"A fellow named Griffin?"
"Yeah. Do you know him?"
"I am him."
John Howard Griffin had embarked on a journey unlike any other. Many black authors had written about the hardship of living in the Jim Crow South. A few white writers had argued for integration. But Griffin, a novelist of extraordinary empathy rooted in his Catholic faith, had devised a daring experiment. To comprehend the lives of black people, he had darkened his skin to become black. As the civil rights movement tested various forms of civil disobedience, Griffin began a human odyssey through the South, from New Orleans to Atlanta.
Fifty years ago this month, Griffin published a slim volume about his travels as a "black man." He expected it to be "an obscure work of interest primarily to sociologists," but Black Like Me, which told white Americans what they had long refused to believe, sold ten million copies and became a modern classic.
"Black Like Me disabused the idea that minorities were acting out of paranoia," says Gerald Early, a black scholar at Washington University and editor of Lure and Loathing: Essays on Race, Identity, and the Ambivalence of Assimilation. "There was this idea that black people said certain things about racism, and one rather expected them to say these things. Griffin revealed that what they were saying was true. It took someone from outside coming in to do that. And what he went through gave the book a remarkable sincerity."
A half century after its publication, Black Like Me retains its raw power. Still assigned in many high schools, it is condensed in online outlines and video reviews on YouTube. But does the book mean the same in the age of Obama as it did in the age of Jim Crow?
"Black Like Me remains important for several reasons," says Robert Bonazzi, author of Man in the Mirror: John Howard Griffin and the Story of Black Like Me. "It's a useful historical document about the segregated era, which is still shocking to younger readers. It's also a truthful journal in which Griffin admits to his own racism, with which white readers can identify and perhaps begin to face their own denial of prejudice. Finally, it's a well-written literary text that predates the 'nonfiction novel' of Mailer, Capote, Tom Wolfe and others."
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I first read a brief sumary "black like me" in the spring of 1960.at time I was at a hospital in fla.my supervisor who sawing me reading the sumary fired me on the spot.the next I joined the army.the book seemed to have inflamed souls of several whites'
Posted by art knighton on October 6,2013 | 08:44 PM
Here it is 2013 and I have just read "Black Like Me." I am amazed and shocked that so many of the attitudes Griffin encountered are still prevalent today, maybe not as widespread but still haunting the country. At least in many ways things are much, much better and fairer for blacks, and other races as well. We have a long way to go yet!
Posted by Barbara Rich on August 6,2013 | 10:33 PM
Loved the book. Read it over 30 years ago.
Posted by jacqueline boxer on July 26,2013 | 08:03 PM
I read the book Black like me almost 30 years ago and it was one of the best books I have ever read. For a white man in that day and time to do something to me was very brave but yet extremely smart as well. To really know what other people are feeling and see how they are treated you have to do some unheard of risky things and he was brave enough to do it. I have always hoped that he was truly able to communicate his experience and that his message would come across loud and clear. I am on my way over to my favorite book store to buy another copy. Thanks to Mr. Griffin for opening my eyes
Posted by Leslie Trout on March 11,2013 | 12:53 PM
I remember when this book was written and read parts of it in the newspapers and also Reader Digest but never read the whole book until this last week. I lived in Milwaukee, WI and went to Hopkins St. School K thru 8th grade with people of different colors than I, we didn't always get along but it wasn't because of color. Griffin's book is true and as a officer during the 60's the epiloge was also right on.This is a book all should read especialy today. God Bless you.
Posted by Richard Erfert on June 13,2012 | 05:55 PM
I teach this essay in my college freshman composition course and it always provokes a lot of interest. I think we need to continue to teach about our segregated history, as ugly it was and uncomfortable as it makes us, because young people are fast "forgetting" where we have come from. I am always surprised at my students' level of ignorance regarduing this subject....For them it is "ancient" history, though their parents and grandparents likely remember these times. Why this is so is another, complex discussion, but we educators must continue to try to "connect the dots" for young people, in an effort to awaken in them empathy and self-understanding.
Posted by Carolyn on May 16,2012 | 07:38 PM
I know the world has changed for the better,but has it really. Look what they say about Obama. I was born in the fifties,but only read this book now. Its an eye opener. I read a book called "Gentelman's agreement in high school,as A NY jew I was surprised these things could happen also.
Posted by carrie on March 7,2012 | 10:34 AM
From African enslavement, Native American genocide, Chinese exclusion, Japanese internment, mosque defacement & Koran burnings to Arizona SB-1070, the victims are different, but the theme is the same: ethnocentrism, homophily, and vilification of The Other. Has the U.S. outgrown this theme? Judging by the righty-whitey make-up of Tea Party rallies and their Take-Back-America signs, it appears not.
Posted by Alan Headbloom on October 27,2011 | 01:23 PM
I read this book when I was in high school, during the Civil Rights movement years. I was living in California where schools had long been integrated -- if they ever were separate -- and where there were no "Whites Only" signs. But there was plenty of prejudice despite that outward appearance of calm. Other kids made hateful comments to me just because I was reading this book. Teachers routinely belittled black kids and punished their infractions more severely than those of white kids. I think the most important thing about Griffin's book is that it made so many white people think what it would like if they were on the receiving end rather than the dispensing end of prejudice -- a thought that had never occurred to most.
Posted by Diwiyana on October 14,2011 | 04:41 PM
There is no mention of the film starring James Whitmore, which further established the venture.
Posted by capnDave on October 6,2011 | 08:02 PM
I read this book in high school in the mid 1960's. It astounded me.I was born and raised in so. CA.my mom was born in the 1920's in austin,tx and couldn't wait till she could see tx in her rear view mirror.now I know why.she was living it and was disgusted. because of this i never knew prejudice was so rampant.she was way ahead of her time.I hate the fact that there are people in the US that still act this way.the jim crow signs may not be out in the open but you sure know that act is still there.it is really sad to see this in the US in the 21st century.now it has reappeared because of our election of Obama.how disappointing.
Posted by Consuelo on October 6,2011 | 03:53 PM
I still vividly recall reading Black Like Me in the 8th grade; it had a profound effect on me, as it did with an entire generation in the 1960s. It was a powerful vehicle for a country to experience, however vicariously, the demeaning inequity and discriminition of American racism, which judges people on the basis of skin color. This alone makes Griffin's work not only a classic, but a noteworthy piece of American history.
Posted by Renaldo on October 6,2011 | 03:53 PM
John Howard Griffin's implausible and often contradictory accounts of his career as a French monastic/resistance fighter/wounded US Army Air Corps veteran/concert pianist/photographer/"nonfiction novel" author and stoic hate crime victim plus his miraculous recoveries from blindness and total paralysis lead one to wonder if Black Like Me isn't one of the biggest literary hoaxes of the last half of the 20th century. Not only is Robert Bonazzi Griffin's "unofficial" biographer, but he's also the executor of the author's lucrative literary estate and married to his widow.
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Some of my neighbors have probably wondered why, for the past four months, they've seen me trudging through the Rockcliffe Park neighborhood at the crack of dawn, wearing combat boots and carrying a military pack. Given this year's ongoing commemorations of the War of 1812, someone's probably wondered whether I'm out to prove Thomas Jefferson's famous assessment that success in Canada would be "a mere matter of marching." Or, more simply, whether this American has lost a few marbles.
Well, happily, neither is true. What I've been doing is preparing for the Nijmegen March that begins next week.
For those not in the military, a little background: Since 1909 the Dutch military has held a four-day training exercise in Nijmegen, a city of about 160,000 in the eastern Netherlands. What started as a small local event has become an extravaganza attracting some 50,000 marchers from around the world. About 10,000 are from militaries, the rest are civilians. I am told the event attracts close to 1,000,000 spectators. There are different distances for different groups; the military groups march 40 kilometers a day for four consecutive days – about 8 to 9 hours each day.)
I am going with a group of about 250 members of the Canadian Forces who have been long-time participants. Canada has an honored place in the march as a result of the role they played in the liberation of Holland during WWII.
I have been asked by many people — most often by my wife, Julie — "why are you going to the Netherlands to walk 40 K a day, in the summer heat, in combat boots?" (She's leading the contingent that thinks I might have lost a few marbles, by the way).
The story is actually very simple. I was having breakfast with Laurie Hawn, the MP from Edmonton who is a retired Air Force pilot, and several senior officers in the Canadian Forces. They were all talking about having done Nijmegen and what a great experience it had been. In a moment of exuberance I said: "Gee, that sounds like fun. I'd like to do it some time." A few days later I received an invitation from the Canadian Chief of Staff, General Walt Natynczyk, to join the Canadian Forces for this year's march. How could I say no?
I often talk about how the extraordinary relationship between Canada and the United States is unlike any in the world. That is particularly the case between our two militaries. Americans and Canadians in uniform have stood shoulder-to-shoulder in Afghanistan, Libya, NORAD and elsewhere around the world. This is my chance, in my own small way, to stand (and march) shoulder-to-shoulder with my friends in the Canadian forces.
Tomorrow I'll talk a little about the training and my recent obsession with socks and insoles.
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Chemical weapons caught in Syria warBEIRUT - The U.S. and regional allies are closely monitoring Syria's chemical weapons - caught in the midst of a raging civil war - but options for securing the toxic agents stuffed into shells, bombs and missiles are fraught with risk.President Bashar Assad's embattled regime is believed to have one of the largest chemical weapons stockpiles in the world. Fears have risen that a cornered Assad might use them or that they could fall into the hands of extremists, whether the Lebanese Hezbollah militia, an Assad ally, or al-Qaida-inspired militants among the rebels. For now, the main storage and production sites are considered secure. However, some suggest the civil war poses one of the gravest risks of losing control over non-conventional weapons since the breakup of the Soviet Union two decades ago. Turkey's prime minister sharply criticized the U.N. Security Council on Saturday for its failure to agree on decisive steps to end the fighting, as NATO ally Germany backed the Turkish interception of a Damascus-bound passenger jet earlier in the week. Recep Tayyip Erdogan told an international conference in Istanbul that the world was witnessing a humanitarian tragedy in Syria. Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu met Saturday with Arab and European leaders amid growing tensions between Turkey and Syria. He told reporters after the meetings that Turkey was prepared to use force again if it was attacked, just as it did last week when a shell fired across the border from Syria killed five Turkish villagers. "If a similar incident occurs again from the Syrian side, we will again take counter action," Davutoglu told reporters, while stressing that the border between Syria and Turkey is also the frontier of NATO. Syria's suspected chemical weapon arsenal is scattered across a number of locations, mainly in the north and west, where fighting between Assad's forces and rebels seeking to oust him has been heaviest. The price of military action against the arsenal is prohibitively high, Steven Bucci, a former senior Defense Department official, and others say. Airstrikes on chemical weapons depots could inadvertently release toxic clouds or expose them to looters. A ground operation would require thousands of troops, and the U.S. administration has pushed back on any suggestion of direct military action in Syria. Pinpoint operations by special forces could easily go wrong. The issue has been a topic in the U.S. presidential campaign. Republican nominee Mitt Romney has said he would send U.S. troops into Syria if needed to prevent the spread of chemical weapons, while President Barack Obama has said that movement or use of chemical weapons would have "enormous consequences." Syria's secrecy compounds the problem. Damascus hasn't signed nonproliferation agreements, long denying it has chemical weapons. Syria "is a black hole for us," said Michael Luhan of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, declining to give an estimate of the size of the arsenal because foreign inspectors are barred. Other experts acknowledge there is no firm data and say they base their estimates largely on U.S. intelligence reports. Syria is believed to have hundreds, if not thousands, of tons of chemical agents, said Leonard Spector, deputy director of the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies in Monterey, California. This includes mustard gas, a blistering agent, and the more lethal nerve agents sarin and VX, he said. A map by the Monterey think tank shows four production sites, one 12 miles southeast of Aleppo, Syria's largest city and a major battleground where artillery attacks killing at least two were reported Saturday. Anxiety rose over the summer after the regime warned it might use chemical weapons against foreign attackers. Obama warned Assad that the threat of chemical warfare is a "red line" for the U.S. Even key Assad ally Russia told him to stand down. Analysts say the bigger threat is that the weapons fall into the wrong hands. Such worries over the fate of advanced weaponry were highlighted on Friday, when a shadowy militant group known as Jabhat al-Nusra joined Syrian rebels in seizing a government missile defense base. U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said late last month that Washington believes the main sites are secure but the regime apparently moved some chemical weapons to protect them. Panetta acknowledged that the U.S. doesn't know what happened to some of the weapons. Spector told Congress this summer that the regime could lose control over chemical weapons sites, even as it holds on to Syria's urban centers. The rebels control stretches of countryside in the north and the west, close to where the main production facilities are believed to be, said Spector, a former senior U.S. arms control official. With front lines shifting, such sites could fall behind rebel lines or its regime guards could abandon them. Hezbollah fighters, meanwhile, could take advantage of the chaos and try to loot installations. Israel, which fought a war with Hezbollah in 2006, has warned it would act, presumably by striking suspicious Hezbollah convoys. Bucci and Stewart said airstrikes carry too much risk of harming civilians, while targeted operations would not be able to secure all sites simultaneously. Using special forces "would necessitate putting troops in harm's way, without overwhelming support," said Stewart, a former anti-terrorism investigator at the U.S. State Department. "The only way to secure all the sites in a comprehensive manner is through a large ground force, which is politically untenable at this point." For now, the West's best options are deterrence and containment, analysts said. This includes warning the regime and the rebels of the dire consequences of using or losing control of chemical weapons and working with Syria's neighbors, particularly Jordan and Turkey, to prevent chemical weapons from being smuggled out of Syria. On Thursday, Jordanian officials confirmed that U.S. special operations forces and their Jordanian counterparts have been training at a compound some 50 miles from the Syrian border how to protect civilians from possible chemical attacks. "With chemical weapons, it starts to get so beyond the pale," Bucci said of the potential threat. "It scares the heck out of everybody, rightfully."
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Fischer studied the flute with Aurèle Nicolet and began his musical career as principal flute in Hamburg and at the Zurich Opera, where he studied scores with Nikolaus Harnoncourt who was a profound influence on him. Fischers conducting career began in his thirties when he replaced an ailing colleague, subsequently directing his first few concerts with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, where he was principal flute under Claudio Abbado, who encouraged and inspired him in his newfound talent for conducting. Spending his apprentice years in Holland, Thierry Fischer has since appeared with many leading orchestras in the United Kingdom and Europe.
During his tenure with the Ulster Orchestra in Belfast, Fischer toured with the orchestra to Prague and New York and appeared several times at the BBC Proms, conducted cycles of Schubert, Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Brahms, Schumann and Honegger, and made a critically acclaimed series of recordings of the works of Jean Françaix.
Fischers hallmarks are a lightness of touch and transparency of texture, allowing room for vivid characterization. He has a keen stylistic sense and brings a fresh approach to repertoire which extends from Bach, the Classical repertoire and the early Romantics to the second Viennese school and the great French composers of the early twentieth century. He is a keen advocate of his compatriots Frank Martin and Honegger, and displays a particular feel for the music of Prokofiev, Stravinsky and Shostakovich. Furthermore, he has an affinity with the unique textures and radical utopianism of Messiaen.
Fischers popularity in the United Kingdom has brought him most recently to the Philharmonia, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Hallé and BBC Symphony. In parallel to his symphonic career, Thierry Fischers collaborative approach has fostered strong relationships with several prestigious chamber orchestras, notably the Scottish Chamber, Northern Sinfonia and Dutch Radio Chamber, all of whom invite him at least once every season. He has also conducted the Australian Chamber, Lausanne, Zurich, Munich and Swedish chamber orchestras, as well as the Ensemble Orchestral de Paris.
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Living on the edge
Does Chicago want a fringe fest? We'll find out next year.
In major cities across North America, the summer season is fringe season. Fringe festivals of low-budget, high-enterprise performing arts take place from June to September, from Seattle to Orlando. New York's and Indianapolis's just concluded; Philadelphia's and San Francisco's start this week. And Chicago's…doesn't exist. Are we missing out?
Sarah Mikayla Brown thinks so. As managing director of the now-defunct Tantalus Theatre Group, Brown traveled with the company's show Dreadful Penny's Exquisite Horrors to last year's Minnesota Fringe and FringeNYC. "It was such an awesome experience," she says, that she was struck by Chicago's deficit. When Tantalus dissolved, she decided to found her own fest. On July 24, the Chicago Fringe Festival (CFF) was incorporated as a nonprofit, with a goal of producing its first festival in September 2010.
The concept's granddaddy is the Edinburgh Festival Fringe; in 1947, it began to spring up around the edges of the Edinburgh International Festival's more traditional programming. The idea eventually became a movement, spreading into Canada and later the States in the '80s and '90s. Now there are more than 35 such fests on the North American circuit. (A Chicago Fringe and Buskers Festival, consisting mostly of solo performers, was curated and produced by John T. Mills and James Ellis at the Organic Theater at Clark Street and Buckingham Avenue in 1995 and 1996 but didn't make it to '97.)
As noted by fringefestivals.us, the website of the loose association of U.S. fringe producers, there are no rules or regulations for operating a fringe festival; the events around the country are independently run, and structures vary wildly. Some are juried, while others are open to anyone willing to pay a participation fee.
The content tends toward the experimental, the avant-garde and a DIY aesthetic—something Chicago's not short of on any day of the year. And with such fringelike functions as Abbie Hoffman Died for Our Sins, the Rhinoceros Theater Festival and Around the Coyote already on the scene, there's an argument to be made that the local market is saturated.
Brown acknowledges as much but thinks her CFF can be a viable and valuable addition. "Rhino calls itself on its site the city's longest-running fringe festival, and I don't want to take that away from them," says the 28-year-old producer, who arrived in Chicago from Lafayette, Louisiana, in 2004. But unlike the curated Rhino or the juried FringeNYC, Brown plans for CFF to be programmed like the Minnesota Fringe, via lottery. "This would be in the model of Edinburgh and across Canada—completely open selection," she says. "There's no artistic director choosing one show over another show. That's part of what makes it fun; everybody comes in on an even playing field." And where Chicago's existing festivals' programming is almost entirely local, Brown hopes CFF will attract artists from across the country and eventually the globe.
This is, potentially, a Chicago fringe fest's greatest selling point. While Chicago Shakespeare, the Goodman, Court and the MCA Stage have blessed us with dynamic international programming and visits from renowned U.S. artists, a nonjuried fringe will give our audiences a chance to experience work by storefront-style companies from other American cities and will offer our theaters a new opportunity for artistic exchange on home turf.
Funded initially by private donations and a nest egg from Tantalus's dissolution, the fest is projected to start relatively small: 30 shows, five venues, five days. But Brown notes that even in the earliest planning stages—CFF currently consists of a website and a six-person board of directors—she's already getting e-mails from interested artists from Pennsylvania to Louisiana. "They say, 'This is so great, we really want to come to Chicago.' They want to come here and show their work," she says. "The vehicle of fringe allows them to do that with less risk."
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Visual Sound is among the fastest-rising manufacturers in the effects business. Touring pros who use the Nashville pedal company's wares in their rigs include Robben Ford, Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, and Gym Class Heroes.
The Dual Tap Delay is the first pedal from the company's V3 series, and the first new delay offering from Visual Sound since the Garage Tone Grease delay. With the Dual Tap Delay, Visual Sound successfully integrates digital and analog technology. But it also brings two delays together in one unit with a master tap tempo, so players can tackle the challenge of needing, say, slapback and long delays in a single tune.
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Powered by a 9V DC power supply, theDual Tap Delay is enclosed in a sleek goldcasing that is slightly smaller and thinnerthan a Line 6 DL4—which is to say, it'sbig, but still more compact than a lot ofdual-pedal devices. This casing is home to avery streamlined, clean layout that basicallyfeatures two delays side-by-side with thesignal path going from delay 1 into delay2. There are two sets of independent knobsfor each channel: time division, which givesyou four rhythmic repeats to choose from(eighth-note triplet, dotted-eighth, eighth-note, and quarter-note), manual delay time(with a corresponding switch below thatchooses between manual or tap modes),repeats, and effects level. With a modula-tion knob for adding a chorus-like soundto the repeats, delay 2 can also approximatemild tape warble for a touch of crankyEchoplex.
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combo. The first thing I noticed was that the Dual Tap Delay is extremely quiet and well behaved, which is a big deal when you're talking about delay. There have been many occasions where I've run things into my effects loop and was greeted with squealing or crackling noises. It's worth mentioning that the potential for a delay to exacerbate noise issues is considerable.
The Dual Tap Delay uses a custom programmed DSP chip for the basic delay and time functions. The controls and tone shaping sections are all analog however. And if you just listen with your ears, rather than fixate on the digital side of the pedal's construction, you'll find the Dual Tap Delay to be among the warmest delays on the market.
My explorations began with the chorus/ verb setting suggested by the included instruction sheet. The setting subtly thickened my tone, especially when I goosed the modulation knob a bit. With a little overdrive, it can sound massive—giving my guitar an authoritative voice that could cut through a dense mix, even though the
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Online Reservations
We love this restaurant for lunch or dinner. The menu is small but everything we've tried is delicious, the service is excellent, and the wines are plentiful and wonderful. We've come back each time we come to San Francisco for years. Carolyn Cowan
We haven't been there for many years and thought it would be fun to sit in the bar area. We had a lovely corner booth that was perfect for the 4 of us The menu is small but perfect with just enough selection. Service and food was good!We would all go back!!!
Waiters were very friendly but seemed a little disorganized as they were trying to deal with seating a large party of people.
While the luncheon menu was limited, the salads and dessert were large, delicious, beautifully visually, made with quality ingredients and well priced. I think they specialize in pizzas at lunch..so next time, I'll try a pizza.
This place was lovely, great atomosphere and the food was all great!
Love that I could get together for a great meal, glass of wine and still carry on a conversation with my girlfriends who I had not seen in a long time. Very comfortable, cozy and delicious.
I've always heard how great Postrio was, so my wife and I went to dinner there last Saturday night. I was unaware that Wolfgang Puck had ceased being the owner back in '08. We were still very pleased with our dinner and the service as well. The one recommendation I would make is to identify what Neo Spaghetti is. From the description, I thought it was spaghetti with crabmeat in it. No where did it mention that it was squidink spaghetti. I would not have ordered it if I had known; luckily it was just an appetizer. Besides that, dinner was good.
Everyone in our party raved about their dishes & the decore. Postrio still has "it".
We had not been to Postrio since the main restaurant, which we really liked, closed. Only the top part of the establishment is operative even now. The food was very good...excellent ribeye steak and very tasty and perfectly cooked halibut... and the ambiance fine. Service was attentive and generally good though there were errors in our bill that had to be corrected twice. Drinks were strange and not very good. Martinis ordered "up" had quite a bit of slivered ice in them and the Irish coffee left a great deal to be desired! However, the location is great if you are going to an ACT performance after dinner as we were.
I arranged a dinner for a fairly large group (ten), because my father and some of his oldest work-related friends (folks I've known since I was a little kid) were all in town for a conference. The food and service were very good; I especially liked the prosciutto and fig pizza. If you're into cocktails, come in with some friends and get several to pass around. Le Fleur Jaune is particularly good.
An excellent location; quiet, understated, classy interiors. The food is good enough; the freedom to have an audible conversation with friends on a Friday night: priceless!
Ever go to a restaurant with anticipation of getting something that was on its web-site only to find out the restaurant doesn't update it's web-site menu and no longer has what you wanted... welcome to Postrio!!!! Lobster Bisk please, no we have tomato soup, what the .....??? And, to make it worse, our waiter indicated that other patrons had been asking the same question, implying that it had been that way for some time!!!! Despite that, we salvaged the evening ordering a Ceaser Salad (x the Kale offered on the menu), it was OK, nothing to write home about. We then shared a thin crust Salmon pizza which was fantastic, although we had to special order the thin crust as they have recently changed that too, in favor of a thicker crust, I recom
We went on a quiet weekday and aside from a talkative woman at the bar, Postrio was very relaxing. Beef tartar, a delicious burger, a gourmet pizza - there's nothing not to like.
Food and ambience were enjoyable - Our waitress was outstanding.
Good food, so so service, nice atmosphere. I was not as impressed as I hoped to be.
We were looking for something relatively simple since we were heading to the airport after dinner. I am not sure I would call this simple, but a great find! The food was delicious and the presentation was very nice! The restaurant felt cozy with the wood fired oven. There were many great wines by the glass as well. We started with the octopus carpaccio and also the kale salad, both were delicate and full of flavor. For dinner we had the halibut entree and prosciutto and fig pizza. Both entrees were great, but the pizza was delicious! It was drizzled balsamic and truffle oil and the crust was very good. If we are ever back in the city, we would definitely return!
Upscale and pricey, but excellent food in a beautiful setting (be sure to see the back and lower dining room). The portions are small so you may need to have an appetizer & main. I had the lamb, which was the waiter's favorite, and he was so right! Exquisite. The service armed a little slow given how empty it was there, but clearly the wait was worth it for the food. Delicious!
Wood fired pizza was loved by the teenagers, my halibut was excellent. Good experience
I was here 20 has ago and still remember it being one of the best meals ever. Friday night did not disappoint. We got there earlier than expected and they took us right in. Th flavors used in the appetizers and main courses were such unique and delicious blends! The only complaint as the size of the lamb dish - my husband would have liked a bit more. My salmon, however, was plenty. Definitely recommend Postrio!
The food has always been top notch. Mouth watering main and side dishes in a georgous setting. The layout is like a waterfall– first walking into an intimate bar scene, pop down a few steps into the next layer down for cozy tables and booths, go down a grand set of stairs to the next layer down into a huge lay-out of tables with large modern art light-hangings where you'll see the kitchen & a second bar. The staff is very attentive. What more could you ask for?
Although we found some delicious dishes on the menu that was offered, that menu did not match what was shown online. It seemed as if they kept all of the higher priced dishes and eliminated all but one lower priced item, possibly to catch some expense account business from the Oracle conference. Otherwise, the food was inventive and delicious and the server very friendly. It made for a nice dinner before the show (Beautiful).
The venue, the food and the service was good. The menu did not match the menu online so we were all surprised. We picked this restaurant based on the availability of the table for 4 and the menu. The menu was not even close to the same. I remember when this restaurant was the talk of the town, the venue is incredible, now it is very simplified and good for a casual dining experience. They need more items on the menu and to reopen as a full service restaurant. Thank you.
Our waiter was VERY hard to understand and outright bossy! He basically determined what we should order (and upped the price of our lunch). He gave us good service, however, and the food was good - just pricey and not much of it!
We had theater reservations and they were very quick about getting our order through.
So 4 stars and I wouldn't recommend it to a friend? What's up with that? Three of us dined. I was unhappy with my fish and chips. It had all the right ingredients and I felt like I should have liked it and for me it just missed. However it missed in an elegant way. If I would have had the same dish at a regular restaurant at $13.50 instead of $27.00 I probably would have liked it more. My two dinner companions were happy with their selections. The service was trying to be good and after she served our entree's she kept walking by our table quickly without making eye contact - so it was difficult to get her attention. She did all the right stuff and once again it just missed meeting my expectation.
We ate late. After the theater crowd. It was quiet and very enjoyable
We stayed at the Prescott so we decided to give Postrio a try. Our server was great and our meals were excellent. The only note I caution you is that the menu online here and on other sites is different than what they are offering now. The menu is fairly limited and may be a tad adventurous for people who aren't used foodie spots. I had a steak and my wife had a very good pasta dish.
I was in the area for a conference, was dining by myself. They easily fulfilled my request for a table with enough light to read. The waiter was very patient explaining the different dishes. The menu is limited but the food itself is very good. When I am away from home I like trying different restaurants, at home I repeat a lot. This would have earned a repeat visit if at home.
We dine regularly in downtown SF before going to the theatre on Geary Street. Have tried many restaurants in that area. Postrio's is the finest restaurant we have been to They have an unusual menu, the food is the best we've tasted, and the decor is very fine. The prices are in the moderate to medium-high range. A typical main course cost $20-$25. The cuisine is exceptional, and for the quality of the preparation, the prices are very reasonable. They have a 20% discount for people going to ACT, if you show them your ticket.
After the terrible reviews it got on Yelp, I was prepared for poor service and mediocre food. I was pleasantly surprised. The food was delicious (chicken and hanger steak), the brussel sprouts and kale salad were extraordinary in appeal and flavor, especially the sprouts. Our wait person was very attentive and helpful. The only thing is that the food for the main course could have been warmer. The table overlooked a now defunct dining room and overlooked the kitchen, which was noisy. . . it wasn't the usual experience where the kitchen is visible. It felt like it had had its day. I ate there at the height of popularity when everything was bustling and it was hard to get a reservation. The contrast was a bit depressing. Bar was more active.
A varied menu for all tastes! We received a 2nd complimentary appetizer and it was delicious! Let them know you are seeing a play and your service is very fast. I would recommend self parking tho, because valet was slow and due to the traffic we missed the first few minutes of the play. Other than that, it is a great spot..and reasonably priced (wines high, but beers not).
We haven't been to Postrio since shortly after they opened, but enjoyed our return. Service was attentive and the lamb entree was a particular high point.


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Eight years after its release, the always topical Idle Red Hands review new(ish) RPG kid on the block Savage Worlds. Does the game live up to its promise of being "fast, furious, and fun"? Well, one of us found it fast, another found it fun, and someone was furious. Listen to find out who thought what.
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Here's your blessing. Apologies for the future sorrows. In this latest installment of the Pantheon Pandemonium, we discuss the Greek gods and how to use themes from Greek mythology in your game. We also discuss the worst birthday gift you could possibly give your husband or wife. Hint: It's worse than givi... [click here for more]
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The only thing too big to fail is a dragon, and if we had dragon bankers, we bet people wouldn't be so keen to Occupy Wall Street. You want to pass on this episode? Passing's for quarterbacks, and I don't see a number on your back. So, listen up and join the 1%.Also, a review of Descent: Journeys in the Dark.
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Every game starts out as an idea. And before that idea is ready to be turned into a book and published, it has to be tested. That's why the Hex Games staff gathered together in Nashville back in May 2010, during the Great Tennessee Flood, and played the first ever game of Hobomancer (2013 ENnie Silver Award winner Best Electroni... [click here for more]
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WD adds FireWire 800 to Mac external hard drive
Back in June, I reviewed Western Digital's My Passport Studio and complained that it doesn't offer a FireWire 800 connection. Other than that, the drive was one of the best compact external hard drives on the market.
On Thursday, WD announced that it added this connection and capped the storage size in the latest revision of the drive to 500GB (from 320GB).
With this addition, the new My Passport Studio drive is now larger and has all three of the most popular interfaces for pocket-size external hard drives, including USB 2.0, FireWire 400, and FireWire 800. All of these connections are bus-powered, meaning you won't need to use a separate power cable.
Despite the addition of ports and the increase in storage size, the new drive still has the same passport-size compact form factor as the one released in June and weighs almost half a pound. … Read more


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Ott has begun a Kickstarter project for the release of a live DVD that he and the All-Seeing I filmed on this past tour at the stop in Atlanta, GA!
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With just eleven days left to vote for your England Player of the Year, we look back on Steven Gerrard's award-winning 2007. Missing just the friendly with Germany at Wembley, Gerrard was involved in every competitive game during those 12 months and he donned the captain's armband five times. Scoring twice, with both goals coming away to Andorra, Gerrard took his caps haul to 63 and when the poll opened he was the supporters' choice. Gerrard said at the time: "It's a fantastic honour, coming from the fans makes it very special to me - I'm really proud. "The fans pay their money and come and watch us play around the world, so to get their support is great." Gerrard topped the poll on TheFA.com, collecting 22 per cent of the votes, with Manchester City defender Micah Richards his closest rival. The Liverpool skipper began 2007 as captain of his country with Spain the opponents at Old Trafford and played in eleven games for the Three Lions.
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Call 214.969.2456 for information.
Celebrate Recovery is:
- A Christian 12-step program where we state clearly that our Higher Power is Jesus Christ.
- Based on God's Word – the 8 principles of CR are based on the Beatitudes – which is God's road to recovery, wholeness, growth and spiritual maturity.
- Forward-looking – rather than wallowing in our past mistakes, CR focuses on the future. Regardless of what has already happened, the solution is to start making wise decisions now and to learn to depend on Christ's power to help make those changes in your life.
- Emphasizes personal responsibility – instead of allowing people to play the game of victimization, CR helps people face up to their own poor choices and deal with what they can do to turn things around. We can't control all that happens to us, but we can control how we respond to it. That is the secret of happiness.
- Emphasizes a spiritual commitment to Jesus Christ – the third principle calls for people to make a total surrender of their lives to Christ. Lasting recovery cannot happen without this step. Everybody needs Jesus.
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Predicting the U.S. Open champion is never easy; NBC's Roberts likes Luke Donald
Thursday, June 14th, 2012Related Audio: Jimmy Roberts discusses course setup and favorites this week at the U.S. Open
The U.S. Open this week at the Olympic Club is sure to bring some drama out come Sunday afternoon. The course reviews so far have been very, very tough but also pretty fair. That should be a good combination. The tougher the conditions, generally the cream will rise to the top by week's end.
The USGA made an interesting decision when making the pairings this week. Putting together a top all-American threesome in Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson and then an all-European group with Luke Donald, Rory Mcilroy and Lee Westwood. If you were to bet on the tournament – putting money on one of those guys would be a good place to start.
Jimmy Roberts from NBC, who will be part of the telecast all week, discussed on 110SportsPodcast.com which threesome had a better opportunity to have a champion come out of the respective groups. "I would say that Luke, the group with Luke Donald. I don't know why. Somebody's going to have a week more often than not. People like Tiger have a week; Luke Donald is playing remarkable golf. He's just so consistent.
"That's one of the great things about the Open – it means so much and it's so hard to predict in most cases."
– For the full interview with Jimmy Roberts listen to Episode 159 on 110SportsPodcast.com.
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