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All-Clad Electric Grill/Griddle with Removable Plates
- Summary
All-Clad's electric grill/griddle comes with two grill plates and one griddle plate, so you've got options for countertop cooking. Use it as a full-size grill large enough for family meals and entertaining, or put it to work as a combination grill/griddle—ideal for side-by-side cooking of foods like eggs, pancakes and bacon. The plates are removable for easy dishwasher cleaning.
- Constructed of rugged stainless steel and aluminum.
- Includes two grill plates and one griddle plate.
- Two separately controlled heat zones for simultaneously cooking and/or warming foods at different heat levels.
- Two independent thermostats ranging from keep warm to 480°F; indicator light illuminates when selected temperature is reached.
- Nonstick aluminum cooking surface ensures ultrafast, uniform heat.
- Detachable stainless-steel splatter guard.
- Drips and spills are channeled into a removable dishwasher-safe tray.
- Includes two scraper tools for cleaning grill and griddle.
- Removable grill/griddle plates and splatter guard are dishwasher safe.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 21" x 15" x 7" high overall; 20" x 13" cooking surface.
- 15 lb. 8 oz.
- This product is intended for use in the United States and Canada and is built to United States electrical standards.
- Made in China.
- Use & Care
- Use wood, plastic or heat-resistant nylon cooking tools to avoid scratching the nonstick surface.
- Use included cleaning tools to scrape foods from grill and griddle plates.
- Removable grill/griddle plates, drip tray and splatter guard are dishwasher safe.
- Use wood, plastic or heat-resistant nylon cooking tools to avoid scratching the nonstick surface.
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Light-Weight Visual Components Library (LwVCL) is a powerful, small, fast, efficient, framework of visual components that provides a rich set of customizable, flexible user interface components. There are versions for J2SE/J2ME Personal Profile, J2ME MIDP, .NET, and SWT. This provides a unified GUI framework for different platforms that provides the same API, the same concepts, and the same look and feel.
This is a tool to collect information from web servers and to spider the web sites. This was written for the Open Source Security Testing Methodology (OSSTM) located on http://www.ideahamster.org/osstmm- description.htm. The spider is a multi-threaded resusable module that can be used in other projects.
MUSCLE (Multi User Server Client Linking Environment) is an N-way messaging server and networking API. It includes client-side networking APIs for various languages, including C, C++, C#, Delphi, Java, and Python. MUSCLE lets programs communicate over a network via streams of serialized Message objects. The included server program ("muscled") lets its clients message each other and store information in its server-side hierarchical database. The database supports flexible queries via hierarchical wildcarding, and "live" updates via a subscription mechanism.
A Torrent server appliance that is easy to use and lightweight.
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I'm attending a wedding today. It will be a rather odd thing for me, because I will have no responsibilities in the wedding. For obvious reasons, I perform most of the wedding ceremonies I attend.
"How's your heart spiritually?" This question is even more serious than questions about our physical heart. For if the physical heart fails, the spiritual heart better be ready.
Many of you know that I like to pray while I am walking. Since I live way out in the country, I can walk with very little contact with traffic.
Today, I have three things to share with you: this week's message, a personal invitation and a "thank you" for your support.
"We ask you, brothers, to respect those who labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you, and to esteem them very highly in love because of their work. Be at peace among yourselves." (1 Thessalonians 5:12-13 - ESV).
I have a confession to make, and it concerns a news report I heard recently. As I was driving home I heard on the news that a pastor of one of the largest churches in American is being accused of a horrible crime.
God's word directs us on how to be pleasing to Him and how to live for Him. His plan for man's salvation of faith, repentance and baptism for the remission of sins, is a simple plan.
A couple of months ago I kicked the bathtub. No, I wasn't mad. I was clumsy.
I am excited about the parables of Jesus. I have noticed multiple lessons in most parables Jesus used. The story of the sheep and the goats, as recorded in Matthew Ch. 25, is no exception. Jesus says there will be a day when all the nations will stand before Him and He will divide them into two groups. The group that pleased the Lord will be invited into the Lord's kingdom and the group that displeased the Lord will be cast out and will endure everlasting punishment. Now, of course, that is an over simplification of a profound spiritual ...
The other day my wife came running to me from outside the house and wanted me to hear some birds in the trees talking to one another – that is, in bird talk.
The other day my wife came running to me from outside the house and wanted me to hear some birds in the trees talking to one another – that is, in bird talk.
Our influence is something that cannot be overestimated. Christians are to go into the world and teach individuals about the Lord.
What an embarrassing moment it was. I took my test to the professor and said, "Dr. B, I'm sorry, but I can't read the note you wrote me. What does it say?"
While visiting someone in Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, I walked into the lobby and saw a woman sitting alone, crying. My first thought was to keep going, but, out of compassion and concern, I introduced myself and asked the woman whether I could be of help.
Pastor Moses Blackmon didn't move to Georgia because he had been selected to pastor a new church. A native of Troy, Ala., Blackmon moved to Miami at the age of 3. In 2006, he relocated to Liberty County. "My daughter's husband was in the military and we moved to Georgia," he said.
Sometimes life throws us curve balls - situations, circumstances and problems that we just don't know how to handle.
Over 2,000 years ago, there was this one called Jesus Christ who came on the scene in history. He preached, taught and healed the sick. Crowds gathered just to see if he was going to perform another miracle.
Dad used to tell me, "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Coach would say, "No pain, no gain." And one teacher would remark, "We learn best through adversity."
The Bible plainly states that all men have sinned (Romans 3:23). Sin, though not inherited, has been a plague of each generation of mankind. Each individual sins and is responsible for their sins.
There is no doubt that we are living in some difficult times. Many are struggling to make ends meet. Many are wondering if there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
Sunday was an exciting time, and those at St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church are celebrating a great accomplishment in the life of their church.
This week has been beautiful, and I think spring is finally here to stay. We have been fooled before with a cold front sneaking its way back in. Well, speaking of being fooled, Tuesday was April Fool's Day where many a folk were hoaxed or tricked. Most of this was all done in fun and brought much-needed laughter.
Well, did you survive April Fool's Day? Or are you one of those who pulls the pranks on others?
Often, the love of Jesus is not seen in the lives of his creation.
"Jesus said, 'Take ye away the stone.' Martha, the sister of him that was dead, saith unto him, 'Lord, by this time he stinketh, for he hath been dead four days.' Then they took away the stone from the place where the dead was laid. And Jesus lifted up his eyes, and said, 'Father, I thank thee that thou hast heard me.' And when he thus had spoken, he cried with a loud voice, 'Lazarus, come forth.' And he that was dead came forth, bound hand and foot with graveclothes, and his face was bound about with a napkin. Jesus ...
The older I get, the more I pay attention to my surroundings. I notice the beauty of flowers, trees, stars and even little details.
Spring has come. It's obvious on the calendar. We already have moved the clocks forward for daylight saving time. And where we live, trees and flowers are blooming all over.
Last week, we looked at Isaiah 1:18 and saw that God was willing to give his people an opportunity to come to their senses and turn back to him. Those people failed to heed God's warnings. Surely, man can learn from their mistakes (Romans 15:4).
The August Birth Month Committee of Bryan Neck Missionary Baptist Church will hold a fundraiser dinner from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 18-19 at the church in Richmond Hill.
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Detroit Speed & Engineering has what you need for tubbing your custom Camaro including this stainless steel 18 gallon narrowed gas tank. It uses the original mounting location and includes stainless steel straps for a direct bolt-on installation. This gas tank arrives ready to hook up. The DSE LS1 fuel pumps use a Walbro GSS340 electric in-tank pump that delivers 60-65 PSI @ 55gl/hr (on 13.5 volts). For consistent fuel flow this gas tank has internal baffles and is pressure tested to ensure a lifetime of leak-free performance.


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To help create Outdoor YogAdventures for the group! http://www.facebo... Looking forward to it!
Hiking, Biking, Swimming, Skiing, Horseback Riding and More!
Recently really enjoyed Table Rock! Would also LOVE to put together a Grand Canyon hike if you all want to venture out!
Went on a two day off road jeep ride in the desert in the middle east! Crazy and fun!
Hey Melanie,
I love what you guys are doing, and i was hoping to make your life easier with MINDBODY's online scheduling software. I would love to talk to you more! You can reach me at [masked] or [masked]! Check us out at www.mindbodyonline.com
i met you sunday out side of the Yoga Oasis!! seriously, thank you so much for all you do for the yoga community! one of the other advantages of yoga is all the wonderful people you meet! take care now! nancy williams
Hello! How was the free hot yoga yesterday? Did you say the group would do it again on 11/17? I didn't see anything posted yet. :). Thanks so much!
Hi Melanie,
Any idea what's going on with the Sunday vinyasa at Freedom Park? Is Joseph not doing it anymore? A few of us have shown up the last few weeks and found no instructor.
Any word on the Thailand trip?
Hi Melanie. I need to cancel out of this for tomorrow. I am so sorry for the short notice. I haven't been very active in the group yet and messed up my plans (I had directed my e-mail to go to a different folder and well....I messed up) I am hoping there is a wait list and someone else can take my place?
Welcome to the OCDB ... Well see you at the Practice ... You are Vars Yoga Friend ?
Hi Melanie! I joined this meetup because I enjoy doing Yoga for fitness. I would like to enroll in the 500 Hour Teacher Training. I don't have any professional experience. I just workout at home. I have two great Yoga books that I just purchased. Do you think I need to read my books before enrolling in the classes?
Thanks, Cheronda
Hi Melanie,
I live up in the Smyrna area and am wondering, are you going to be expanding your meetup locations for classes in the future?
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Art Martin, D.D., M.A. -Art Martin is a healer and therapist.
He is world renown for facilitating miraculous and spontaneous healing. I met him because a woman healed her vertebra and the metal rods and screws simply disappeared!
He authored 7 books.
Art, will give a free talk Nov 2 at Dr Etti's at 7 pm.
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This recipe is better (and better-for-you) than takeout!
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Easy crock pot meal. Tastes great over brown rice (not included in calorie count).
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These are great. Even my kids love them. Serve on a whole wheat bun and you have a tasty , healthy meal.
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Pizza is one of my favorite foods, and the sweet sauce at Papa John's is my all-time favorite. My viewpoint is, if you're going to make it at home, don't make it "just as good," make it better! So I'm remaking a medium Papa John's pie with pineapple, onion and bacon(BACON!!!). Fresh homemade sauce and premium ingredients make this recipe more than worth the calories, and still trimmer than the fast food original!
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In these financially straitened times, your holiday has never been more precious. As budgets fall and expectations rise, travel companies are having to work harder than ever to secure your custom. The 2013 Telegraph Travel Awards is your chance to reward the companies and places that continue to surpass your expectations – and to highlight those that have let you down.
The survey on which those awards is based has long been the most trusted in the industry. Why? Because the voting is done by Telegraph readers, who are among the most experienced, discerning and adventurous of travellers, and because the methodology is sound and entirely transparent: the results are qualitative, not quantitative.
We recognise that you need to invest your time and energy to make the awards what they are, so as a reward for your efforts we have teamed up with PCC, a public-relations agency specialising in luxury travel, to offer you the chance to win one of 22 incredible holidays worth a total of more than £170,000.
The prizes include a trip on a private superyacht in the south of France, ultimate wildlife experiences in Kenya and the Galápagos, time in beach retreats from Bali to St Barts, and stays in the world's finest hotels – from Château Saint-Martin on the Côte d'Azur to the Kristiania in Lech, in the Austrian Alps. In addition, we have a number of iPad Minis to take with you on your travels.
The awards will be presented at a ceremony later this year.
The categories for the 2013 Telegraph Travel Awards
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Worth £15,000
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4. Five-star Kuala Lumpur
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5. Fundu Lagoon, Pemba
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6. Indian adventure
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7. Kenyan safari
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8. Luxury yacht in Indonesia
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10. Le Bristol, Paris
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11. Brenners Park, Baden-Baden
Worth £4,000
The dramatic Brenners Park Hotel & Spa in Baden-Baden (brenners.com) lies on the edge of the Black Forest. It is perfect for those seeking fresh air and space, whether for trekking, mountain-biking or water sports. The prize is a three-night stay, including breakfast and return economy flights for two people from London.
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The Hotel Saint-Barth Isle de France (isle-de-france.com) is located on one of the finest stretches of sand in the French West Indies, Flamands Beach. Set amid enchanting tropical gardens overlooking the sea, the 39 rooms, suites and villas epitomise luxury living. The prize includes five nights' half board, including return economy flights from London.
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More like a private residence than a hotel, the Kristiania in Lech (kristiania.at) is one of Europe's finest ski retreats. It has 29 beautiful rooms and suites, and offers hospitality that is second to none. It also has one of the best selections of Austrian schnapps in the Alps. The prize is two nights' half board, including return flights from London, for two people.
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19. French Alpine ski holiday
Worth £1,500
PowderWhite (powderwhite.com) is one of the top five independent ski operators in Britain, selling stays at chalets, hotels and apartments in the French, Swiss and Austrian Alps on a non-packaged basis. The prize includes a one-week stay on a self-catering basis for up to four people in an apartment in the French Alps.
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Each week, Patch users contribute numerous insights, opinions and observations. The following is a collection of the most thoughtful, moving, controversial or just plain funny comments that appeared on Patch sites in Eden Prairie, Edina, Golden Valley, Hopkins, Minnetonka, Richfield, Shakopee, Plymouth, St. Louis Park and St. Michael. Click on the headline to read the full story and join in the conversation.
(The comments below are not meant to reflect the opinions of Patch or its staff.)
Residents Learn About Law Enforcement Through Police Academy
Beginning Jan. 29, every Tuesday evening from 6 to 9 p.m. the Golden Valley Police Department will host the Citizen's Police Academy where residents can learn about SWAT teams, canine units, crime analysis and more.
Patch user Carolyn Kaehr attended the academy a few years ago and loved it:
This is SO worthwhile; I was in the Academy several years ago and gained a lot from the experience. I respect all that the G.V. police officers do to make this community as safe as possible. Complete the application and get ready to be educated and inspired !!!
Should Richfield Go to a Single Garbage Hauler System?
The potential for the City of Richfield to initiate a city-wide garbage collection plan has got lots of residents talking. While the item isn't currently on the city council's agenda, it has looked at the issue before and will likely again.
Patch asked readers if they would support a single garbage and recycling hauler system, with many wanting to keep the system as is.
A reader only identifying himself as John said:
I see no reason to change. I left one company because I got it cheaper at another. Who will really benefit from going to one carrier?
Jill wrote:
But, Greg Mangold laid out reasons the city should go to a single collector:
Good things happen when there are less garbage trucks on the roads resulting from a competive biddng process to select one hauler:
1. Cost savings for citizens. The city of Maplewood realized an average savings of 50% per household on the solid waste collection portion of the city's households garbage collection bill, during the first year of its contract with the selected bidder. Their was no increase in rates for the second year.
2. According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation one fully loaded garbage truck has the same impact on a street as 1,000 car trips. If weather conditions and other vehicles are the main factors for roadwear, as some suggest, why does Richfield have a four-ton per axle weight limit for its streets? It stands to reason that the city would save money on road repair.
3. Less trucks means less of these vehicles competing with children walking to school on the street in the early morning darkness.
4. If 19 truck trips are not too many on "garbage day," what number of trips would be too many?"
Paulsen Votes No on the Fiscal Cliff Deal
The vote on the so-called fiscal cliff generated a lot of comments. Representative Erik Paulsen voted against the bill, promoting several comments about problems in Washington.
Loretta Holscher said:
Just more self interest. Makes me sick - Paulsen is just another cog in the dysfunctional wheel called Congress. Is anyone ready to step up to the plate and make tough decisions? Excuses, excuses.....
More than 100 DVDs have gone missing from the shelves of the library, and an investigation is being conducted to find out whether someone is stealing them, as there are no security devices currently installed.
The conversation in our comment stream questioned why the library has mainstream movies to begin with. Willow put it this way:
I am saddened by these apparent thefts too as we LOVE our St. Michael library and hate to think of that going on there. On the otherhand, why IS the library stocking movies? We've rented them there before but it's never crossed my mind to question that. It's certainly not a traditional item to have in a library. Library = books.
Hope they can figure out what's going on a put an end to it!
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I agree, this is not Redbox....this is the library! There's no need to have high priced, bought, entertainment dvd's on the shelf.....free or not. Should be educational videos only, they'd still be there, I'm sure.
Vote for Edina's 2012 Person of the Year
Hundreds of Patch readers weighed in during the inaugural Person of the Year competition on Edina Patch, which ultimately saw Edina High School graduate and documentarian Alec Fischer take home the title. Support poured in for all of the nominees, with locals expressing gratitude for their contributions to the community.
Reader Maggie Conway felt Alec Fischer was deserving of the title:
Alec is an inspiring young man, who I'm proud to vote for! He's exactly the kind of person who I'm trying to raise my boys to be like. Before he even made Minnesota Nice?, he was actively volunteering in schools in Edina, and serving as a role model and mentor for his peers. Regardless of whether he actually wins, he's definitely Edina's Person of the Year in my household!
Meanwhile, Barbara La Valleur sang the praises of both Fischer and retiring Parks and Recreation Director John Keprios:
I'd love to vote for both Alec and John. Both have inspired me. And, I'm casting my vote for John Keprios whose decades of service to our City exemplifies an extraordinary citizen. As a member of the Edina Art Center Board, I have seen John in action making a difference for our community. With his retirement this week, I'd say it is perfect timing to honor John as Edina's Person of the Year.
Obituary: Jerry Stiele
Jerry Stiele, who co-owned and operated Hopkins Auto Body for over 50 years, passed away Dec. 26.
On Facebook, Norman Teigen recalled how good Stiele's business was.
I was a customer at Hopkins Auto Body. I was an insurance claims adjuster. I was very pleased with the quality of the work done on the several occasions where body work was required for my vehicles. I attended the anniversary of the business last summer and noted how the many visitors on that occasion commented on Mr. Stiele's professionalism and courtesy. I cannot say that I knew Mr. Stiele personally but I do know that his professional and personal reputation were very high in this community and that he will be missed.
Fiscal Cliff: Rep. John Kline Explains "Yes" Vote
In the House vote on the "fiscal cliff" deal, Rep. John Kline was the only Minnesota Republican to vote yes. He released a statement to explain the reasons for his vote.
John Galt was not impressed:
Lots of tough talk coming from a guy who voted with the Democrats. John, how does a man of your age and supposed wisdom hold on to such baseless hope? Personally, I hope the people of the district have the good sense to send you packing.
And you have the stones to call this the largest tax CUT in history? Only in Washingtonspeak is this a tax cut. From your website:
"WASHINGTON – Congressman John Kline issued the following statement today after the House passed bipartisan legislation which includes the largest tax cut in American history:"
Are tax rates now much greater than they were on 12/31/2012? Of course they are, and you voted for it, along with TRILLIONS in new deficit spending, which is the real problem anyway. I will be supporting your opponent next time around, maybe even in the general if it means you're out.


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Once the Broncos got serious about bringing Manning to Denver, I thought the Broncos had it in the bag. I mean, what quarterback turns John Elway down? Right?
Miami and Tennessee, I felt, didn't have a chance. So when the San Francisco 49ers decided they would get serious about the past decade's best quarterback, I immediately became a nervous worrywart.
The 49ers are a team that will be going to the playoffs next year, and they possibly have the best defense in the NFL. While their quarterback Alex Smith sort of reinvented himself last year into a successful quarterback, I think everybody deep in their soul knows that Smith isn't that good. He's kind of a scrub, if you know what I mean. So when the 49ers entered the mix for Manning, I thought they would grab him for sure and I half-thought Manning would go there because of last year's success. I was pissed, and nervous as hell that Manning would go to San Francisco.
I explained this to a guy named Mike – also a diehard Bronco fan – whom I'd just met over a lively game of Foosball and Jameson shots on St. Paddy's Day. He too was experiencing sleepless nights ever since the 49ers entered the picture.
"This is driving me crazy," Mike said. "I've been Tebowing for Peyton Manning every night before bed."
That's one hell of an idea, I thought; maybe I'd better start Tebowing for Manning as well.
So when the news broke mid-morning Monday that the Broncos had won the Peyton Manning Sweepstakes, naturally I thought of Mike. It must have been all of that Tebowing Mike had done that ultimately brought Manning to Denver. Never underestimate the power of a good Tebow. It can do powerful things.
Thank you, Mike, I appreciate your effort.
Manning's decision to play in Denver next created yet another media frenzy. TV stations cut into Judge Judy to spread the news. Sports radio talking heads began breaking down the Broncos' chances of winning the Super Bowl next year. Twitter blew up. This is big freaking news in the sporting world, especially in the Rockies. Diehard Bronco fans are finally getting what they wanted: A quarterback that compares to John Elway.
We all know Manning wants to win a Super Bowl as soon as possible. He wants to win another world championship. So when he chose Denver over San Francisco, I think it said a lot about where the Denver Broncos are at, and where they are headed. (By the way, according to a tweet I read yesterday, odds of the Broncos winning the Super Bowl last February were 60-1. After Peyton joined the team, the odds are now 10-1.) No doubt Peyton was impressed with the Broncos' defense, offensive line, football culture, diehard fans, orange and blue sunsets, and the skiing on the backside of Arapahoe Basin. Peyton saw greatness in Denver, and he took it. I can't wait to see Peyton wearing orange next year, barking audibles from shotgun.
There are a lot of people questioning the Broncos' desire for Manning. What if he gets hurt? Can he still even play? What if Peyton Manning isn't the Peyton Manning we all knew two years ago?
From my standpoint, every quarterback decision is a gamble. The Colts putting all of their eggs into the Andrew Luck No. 1 pick basket is a gamble. Starting Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay every week is a gamble. The point here is that any quarterback, young or old, can get hurt in the National Football League at any time. Every play is a gamble of some sort. Yes, Manning's previous neck "procedures" are an issue that adds to the gamble of bringing him to the team, but this is Peyton Manning. His previous success is worth the risk, in my eyes and, I guess, worth the risk for the Denver Broncos as well.
Of course, there's the 10,000-pound elephant in the room we must talk about. What about Tim Tebow? What happens to the guy who brought us so much excitement and joy last season in a season that was all but down the drain? What about Tebowmania? Well, as I write this, no decision on Tebow has been announced on what they plan to do with him, but bringing Manning in pretty much ends Tebow's career in Denver, for the time being.
Do I think it's harsh? Yes, just a little. As I have said before, though, this is a business and these things happen. Thanks for the fun last year, Timmy, Peyton's going to take snaps this year. I would imagine, he understands this more than anyone. I mean it's Peyton Manning, for God's sake.
While Denver eked out wins last year with Tebow, I remember some of those games where getting a simple first down seemed to be a huge accomplishment. Yes, Tebow was an integral part of some of those wins, but he wasn't everything. If John Elway thinks Denver is going to be better with Peyton behind center, I think it's fair to say he knows what he's talking about. If the Vegas bookies think Denver's going to be better with Peyton Manning, I say we'd better listen to them. If anyone knows anything about the game of football, it's Vegas. Right?
With Tebow and this decision, I guess I feel bittersweet – more sweet than bitter – because I do like the guy. He shows great heart and passion for the game. I hope he does well wherever he goes. And if he remains a Bronco, I hope Peyton Manning rubs off on him.
I guess in all of this, nobody knows if this grand Peyton Manning scheme is going to work. He could go down with an injury (knock on wood) during the first game next year. He may just throw a bunch of interceptions. He just may be great and lead the Broncos to the AFC Championship, or, better yet, the Super Bowl. Nobody knows.
What this decision does prove, however, is that the Broncos are serious about winning a Super Bowl. The Broncos aren't positioning themselves to win five or 10 years down the road. The Broncos' organization wants to win a championship and they want to do it as soon as possible. Getting Peyton Manning reflects that desire and I am on board. It's that desire to win a championship is why I am so damn excited to be a Bronco fan right now.
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Sunday, September 11, 2005The Valparaiso University men's soccer team mounted a furious second half comeback to erase a 2-0 deficit, but lost 3-2 to Northern Illinois Sunday at Eastgate Field.
After the Huskies (3-0-1) scored a pair of first half goals, Nate Balfanz (East Peoria, Ill./East Peoria H.S.) put the Crusaders on the board in the 67th minute, heading home a Tyler Pagano (Mudelein, Ill./University of Massachusetts) pass. Minutes later, Chris Goss (Battle Creek, Mich./Lakeview H.S.) had two point blank attempts go off the crossbar, and Valpo completed the rally in the 86th minute when Jon Brighton (Warner Robbins, Ga./Houston County H.S.) chipped home a cross from D.J. Catrow (Springfield, Ohio/Ohio State University).
The tie would be short lived, however, as with just 1:10 left in the match Chris VanDuerm scored the decisive goal off a scramble in front of the net following a Huskie corner.
The Crusaders (1-3-0) head on the road next weekend for matches Friday at Eastern Illinois and Sunday at Eastern Michigan. They return home to Eastgate Field Saturday, September 24 to open the conference season against UMKC. That match is scheduled to begin at 12:00 p.m.
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I turn the iPhone's airplane mode to ON - The carrier and Wi-Fi switches off, as expected.
The iPhone goes off the sleep after the one minute auto-lock.
Leave it for a few minutes (2-3) and press the 'Home' or 'Sleep' button (wake the iPhone up), and the airplane mode switches off the carrier and Wi-Fi reconnect.
It also happens when the alarm rings - airplane mode switches off automatically.
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I bought this product for my wife, who's absolutely satisfied with the product.
She's using it on daily basis.
The best additional feature for her is text to voice , with i might say, very decent voice synthesizer, unlike on the other similar products.
Battery life is very similar as on the specs sheet, which makes the reader ideal companion
for the very long use without the need for charger.
The only thing that needs just a little time to get used to is the E-Ink screen refresh time -
certainly not the cavity, but having comparing it to my Apple Ipad there is of course noticable difference
(again, these products are not to be compared, because of the different hardware).
Text marking features are usable, experimental web browser is as it says (opens basic html pages,
advanced things like flash and so arent supported).
Text typing on virtual keyboard is similar like on the most touchscreen smartphones,
but touchpen is very welcomed here (i bought it on ebay for one us dollar), it helps alot
to pinpoint those tiny letter slots .
Overall, very good product for reading text books / material with addition of text marking (like on real books) and text to speech feature which is very usable.
Good choice for people who want the benefit of very low power consumption of current E-Ink screen technology,
but maybe not so good choice for people who want color touchscreen device with fast response.
The Kindle Touch has had some outstanding reviews, deservedly so in my opinion as I've been the happy owner of one since Christmas (acquired through eBay)and have read several books already using this device.
My family argued as to why I would need it, given I've been reading books on my iPad for the past two years and on other pocket PC devices earlier than that. Simply put, this is a better reading experience. It is smaller, light weight and easy to read in normal (and outside) light. I also use a clip on light for reading at night - works well with the right one. In addition, it is simply to add books to your device, simply drag and drop mobi format books using whatever file manager you have on your PC/Mac.
I commute daily and read when I do, thus this is the perfect device. I would only recommend it for reading 'paperbacks', the iPad is still a significantly better device for consuming news via the web or apps, as well as reading magazines (pdf's). The Kindle can browse the web, but I'd only use it as a last resort.
Overall it is a great device, but with one caveat. Amazon will only sell this device in North America, thus if you want one, the best avenue to buy it is through eBay. This also goes for all the specific accessories that are purpose made for it and this is a right pain as some of the best ones can't or are difficult to find other than on Amazon. The Amazon branded leather case (whilst pricey) is outstanding, but had to be acquired through even more roundabout ways.
The Kindle is very practical - it's smaller and lighter than I expected, the battery life seems irrelevant because it lasts so long, it stores a good mumber of books, never crashes, great screen to read from (doesn't hurt eyes), easy to change text size to suit your preference. With even a built in dictionary makes the Kindle so much nicer and more efficient 'on the go' in this day and age.
The only critisism I can think of - it's a little slow to navigate, usually a 1 second lag or so. But considering it's a reader and not used for multi tasking, this doesn't bother me.
I commute to work 1 hour each morning and evening. I use the text to speech feature thru the AUX jacks in the car. I use to scan radio stations or listen to music and feel like I had just wasted 2 hours a day, now I listen to my Kindle and he has read 40 books to me in the past 11 months. I don't leave home without it. My husband, who hadn't read a book for years, also purchased one and reads constantly while traveling. Having the capability to carry 1000 books in one little package is awesome. I still keep and update my hardcover library for nite reading because there is nothing like the feel of a good book. But the Kindle has expanded my reading capabilities immensely. Several of the new Kindles offered have eliminated or made it more difficult to use the Text to speech, that would be a deal breaker for me. The ease of downloading the books, the small size for travel, and the text to talk is the beauty of the Kindle. It is AWESOME!!
The display is great, the visible design is good, and the price is awesome.
However there are issues to address. First of all the device contains and infrared touch screen for some mysterious reason which makes it fat comparing to Kindle 4. It's a bit heavier and wider as well.
No built-in light is also an issue. The solution is to buy a very expensive Amazon cover case that costs almost as the device itself. And all this is just for a flashlight that allows you to read in dark (you can't bring light with you everywhere can you?)
Finally, the OS is very slow as well. And that's not about the display that refreshes slowly out of physical reasons. Every operation takes more time that the display needs to refresh. Sometimes up to 3-4 seconds. And if you are to "unlock" and use browser, it'll hung Kindle a lot. So the hardware must be really cheap.
Despite those issues it's good to keep the device in hand and to read books on a beautiful display.


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Next mafia I write, I'm banning claims or PMS of any sort.
Even if it's not related to the mafia game.
All Vanilla. And the mafia can only say their votes in their QT.
No information No communication, no emotion, no fun and games, no f*****g around, just votes, and no night phase posts except by me.
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We've said it before and we'll say it again — the culture of learning is changing at the Oakville Public Library.
In the year ahead, we'll be introducing a variety of exciting new programs for all ages and digital services that will make it easier to access the library resources you love.
If you haven't already picked up a copy of our just-released Spring/Summer 2013 Program Guide, head over to your favorite branch or visit us online to access it digitally.
For now, here's a sneak peak of what's in store:
• For kids — get ready for a light saber relay and droids vs. drones obstacle course in our awesome 'Jedi Training' class or sign up for some 'Dazzle Art' programs during March Break, including sculpture-making, beading and paper maché.
We've got a bunch of other free drop-in programs like 'Wii for Fwii' where a variety of Wii games will be available for all ages to try.
• For teens — from our 'Teen Photography Workshop', 'Introduction to Animation' and 'Teen Job Search Workshop', we've got classes that will inspire both creativity and success. Many of these programs are entirely free.
• For adults — we've got many great events coming up in the next few months, including our popular 'Books and Beer' evening.
Internationally-acclaimed and bestselling author Louise Penny will also be speaking about her latest novel, The Beautiful Mystery, on Jan. 31.
Tickets are still available, but numbers are limited.
There are many tech-help classes available that will help adults navigate the digital world and utilize digital devices more easily.
• For newcomers — most of our programs for newcomers are free and have been designed to make settling into the community much easier.
For internationally-trained individuals, the 'Global Experience Ontario' workshop will advise newcomers how to become licensed and registered in the province.
We also offer an 'Employment Search' workshop and a number of other resources.
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Did you know that Spartan Race was international? 2013 continues the global positioning of the Spartan Race. Last month racing kicked off in Mexico and this month it has moved to Australia. The first in a series of races kicked off in Australia on March 2 with the Melbourne Sprint. Like all Spartan Races, the best talent shows up at the startline to prove their worth on the course. The Elite heat 'down under' produced a 1-2 finish by Matt Murphy and Shaun Phelps.
We had a chance to catch up with them to find out a little more about them and their thoughts on Spartan Racing.
Matt is 28 and lives on the Central Coast on NSW. He was a professional triathlete for 4 years in Europe and the US. When asked why he ran the Spartan Race he replied "I love obstacle racing and to me Spartan are at the top of this industry." His favorite obstacle was rope climb and his least favorite was the spear throw. Like most Spartans, he has goals for the season. He wants to nail the spear throw every time and to be at the finish line in the top 3 for each Spartan race for the season.
He went on to say, "I just love to compete against a bunch of great guys and girls who have the same interest as me and hang out with them after. Having something to train hard for is just so great."
Shaun is 40 and lives in Kinglake, Victoria, Australia. He played AFL footy for many years, He moved onto gridiron at the age of 21 years, however, was injury prone whilst playing this sport-knee, shoulder, neck. He then moved onto triathlons. Family life took over towards the end of his 20s and he pretty much did nothing for around 10 years. Last 3-4yrs he has gotten back to the gym, running, group fitness, but it has been fairly sporadic and inconsistent. Then about 12 months ago he caught the OCR bug and is now hooked.
He signed up for a Spartan Race because he liked the idea of penalties for in completion of obstacles, "I like the physical challenge Spartan has to offer" He admits he is not as fast as some of the other competitors, but makes up for it at the obstacles. He has been following the US version for a number of years. His favourite obstacle was the cargo net, rope climb, traverse wall, spear throw. His least favourite was 100metre barb wire crawl.
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The time for the unveiling of the new S- Class is coming closer and the automaker has already convinced to take the camouflage of the car off. According to the current reports, the new Mercedes- Benz S- Class is expected to be available in the brand's dealership across the globe next year.
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Moving inside the car and you will soon discover the most noticeable equipments used that start with an extremely large TFT display that is attached in almost half of the dashboard. The TFT comes along with infotainment system and also graphics for the instrument panel.
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Some observers of the recent rules published by the current NMB and NLRB have described them as the above title indicates….and they may be correct.
Labor Boards 101
The National Mediation Board is a part of the Department of Labor and works to mediate disputes raised by those employees covered under the Railway Labor Act (RLA), which includes those in the airline business. This board has now decided that unions can organize airline and railroad workers if a simple majority of voting workers support unionization, rather than a majority of workers in the proposed bargaining unit, as has been the rule for 75 years. The result is that the vote can be decided by only a small handful of employees.
Delta Airlines is the best current example of how the new rule will probably unionize Delta. Delta is the only major non-union carrier that existed before de-regulaton in 1978. It has remained so because it treated all its employees generously with benefits and wages. There have been many continuous attempts to unionize Delta, the most current resulting in four failed efforts. Obviously, Delta employees, for the most part, do not want union representation. Now, later this year, the new counting method devised by the current administration's NMB will take effect and likely result in the unions finally being successful at Delta.
One of the significant aspects of the Railway Labor Act is that it provides that once employees are unionized, they cannot be forced to disband their union or be de-certified. So that even if an airline was released from a union contract, as in a bankruptcy proceeding, it still must negotiate with the union in reaching another agreement, if they are still in business. In other words, unionization under the RLA continues indefinitely.
On the other hand, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is an arm of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) which is a much broader law that sets rules for collective bargaining efforts on all employees, except airline and agricultural workers, who each have their own labor law. This board has just published a new rule that requires all private business to publish and display notices that explain the right to bargain collectively, to pass out union literature, and to work to improve wages and conditions free of retaliation. Forcing all employers to actively support the unionization of their business is seen by many employers as simply overreaching by government union supporters and indeed is arbitrary, capricious, and may be contrary to law.
Needless to say, these boards are now controlled by the Administration in Washington, although nominally they are supposed to be independent of political pressure.
Opposition in new FAA Reauthorization Act
Opposition efforts to set aside the airline (RLA) union voting effort have been inserted into the proposed FAA Reauthorization Act, which is currently in debate (and has been for several years without results) and presents a huge obstacle to its passage. As we all have noted, some FAA employees have recently been put back to work pending further developments which should be decided by the time you read this. (September 16). The Act probably will be passed or extended with or without the change mentioned. Many fear that unless FAA reauthorization is passed all airline operations may be effectively slowed down. It has not happened so far. Legislators have vowed that this will not happen, we'll see.
No matter what one's feelings are about collective bargaining efforts and unionization, the power now being exerted by the unelected board members on labor issues is seen as getting out of hand by many observers.
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Union activity in the airline and aviation business in general has been at a low ebb for many years now. The most significant action was the ultimate demise of Eastern Airlines some years back due to a strike by mechanics and the failure of settlement efforts. The airline folded up as a result and everyone was left without a job. There have been other strike actions since then but for the most part they did not result in any corporate failures.
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CONCERN is growing for a Worcestershire man missing from his home for almost a week.
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Oakland >Food & Dining > Dona Tomas
5004 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA | Directions 9460937.836600 -122.262201
Closed Monday Tue-Thu 5:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Fri-Sat 5:30 p.m.-10:00 p.m
Neighborhoods: Temescal
Very disappointing food at Dona Tomas – Mexican food is a favorite of mine but most of it in restaurants is bareley edible. I looked forward to Dona Tomas as i saw the bit on Eye on the bay t.v. program. It is a 70 mile roundtrip for me so I made a reservation well in advance. We arrived and went to the bar and after a short wait( 20 min.) were shown to a table in a small room in back of the patio. There was a party of 14 and we could not hear each other. It was a poor pace to seat a party of 2.A brown grainy flavorless "salsa" was served with chips. Next course was ceviche and a fried shrimp appetizer. Ceviche was served on corn chips and the very sour soupy consistency made the chips soggy and there was nothing to the ceviche but sour taste. no spiceness. The breading on the shrimp was glutinous flour. The entree courses were scallops and carnitas. The scallops were very good with a exceptional sauce. The carnitas were very dry and extremely stringy with nothing to moisten them. I lacked the dessire to have dessert. Their margaritas were very good. The staff was friendly and very efficient. Our tab for 2 was $117.00 . I was very disappointed in the food as i would love to have great mexican food again. The last was at Ramona's Reataurant in San Rafael.
Dry carnitas, terrible seating, poor service – I love Mexican food and was excited about the carnitas at Dona Tomas. People told me it was their best dish so I was very disapointed to find it was incredibly dry and there were a lot of questionable pieces that I did not eat. I actually like my meat dry so for me to say it was too dry means the average diner would have been appaled. Despite a long standing reservation we, three in our party, were seated at a two person table right next to the bar. We objected to the seating and were told that was all we could have unless we wanted to wiat for at least 30 minutes. There were only two chairs and two place settings at the table and no one brought us a third chair for our third person so we had to find an available chair ourselves. Our server was preoccupied and completely unconcerned with us. Many requests for glasses of water went unanswered. The worst part was being seated next to the bar--people's rear ends were only inches from our faces as we ate. A$$ in your face was symbolic of the entire dining experience. I will never give this place my patronage again.
Avoid anytime – We came beacuse of the good review on here. Possibly the chef has changed but this place was way below average.
We go to restaurants almost everyday so we know the value of good food. This was slightly above Taco Bell both in quality of food, presentation, and mainly the service! The menu does not describe items accurately, the lavishly described mashed avocado with lime for $7 was merely a very substandard guacomole with chips.
When we asked for a piece of bread we were told they do not have any bread and ALL of their appetizers come with chips. The waiter was extremely rude and this ws the first time in my life that I didn't leave any tip. Absolutely not recommended! Oh, and extremely overprized as well.
Great Place; Ignore all the Bad Reviews – Yes, the place can get crowded and yes it can be noisy by the bar, but the food is great and the staff is friendly and helpful. Prices seem very reasonable. For all of those complaining about the prices--this is not a taqueria, so why would you expect taqueria prices? Also, I have never left the place without either being completely stuffed or taking leftovers home. How much food does one need? Anyway, back to the point. This place serves up some great food. And the menu is always changing to take advantage of what?s fresh and in-season. I've had great seafood dishes here and the margaritas are excellent. The complimentary house-made chips with ancho-chili salsa are awesome and another reason why I don?t understand how you could leave this place hungry. You can't go wrong here.
rude staff, good margueritas – We have had good and bad experiences at this restaurant. We like the margueritas and generally like the food, although it is overpriced. The last time we were there, however, we asked to be seated before our entire party had arrived (we were going to order drinks and hors d'oevres) and were treated rudely by the staff and the owner. We left without ordering anything. My impression is that the service at this nice neighborhood restaurant has slipped since it originally opened.
Tomatoes Tomatoes Tomatoes – This is a nice place for Oakland peeps to meet for a drink and some tapas. If you're looking for a cheap plate of Mexican vittles, look elsewhere. If you're looking for a Latin inspired place to hang out with a gnosh and some booze and some atmosphere you'll love it.
I have to say I think it's heavy on the tomato in everything, overtaking most of the potential flavor. The signature carnitas are just not there. I've had them a couple times and I'd rather buy from a local mexi-deli, sad to say.
I definitely recommend Dona for a social get together for a drink and to split a plate of food while you talk and laugh. I recommend its atmosphere above anything else in this vein, thus far, in Oakland.
However, in the world of choices available in the close-in East Bay and SF, I have to rate this as solidly average with the food dipping below.
Fun atmosphere but not a lot of deliciousness for your dollars.
very authentic – great atmosphere, indoor and outdoor patio seating, make sure to make a reservation. Food was delicious, the portions aren't that big, but food was very tasty. Bar is a little crowded and small. soup was very good, carnitas are a little dry but overall a nice place to have authentic mexican food.
Very good overpriced Mexican food – Tasty treats abounded, the margaritas were yummy, and the service was snappy. But really, the carnitas for $17 weren't that much better than the $5 plate you can get at a dozen places in Fruitvale. So, if you are a pretentious yuppie who would rather buy good if highly overpriced food than slum with the poor folks, this place is for you.
Loud with Small portions – I didn't really mind all the noise because I was loud right along with the rest of them. The menu was cheaply printed on one piece of loose paper with drinks on the opposite side. It even looked like their liquor selection was better than the actual food. The menu was in Spanish but I think that was only done to give it the "feel" of a authentic mexican restaurant. When we received our meals we just looked at it and started laughing. They were much smaller than we expected. Yes, we ate the food, it was good but we did go to a mexican food place in Pittsburg later that night. Lets just say we should've avoided the first one and went directly to the one in Pittsburg!!!!
Mixed about Dona Tomas – Really wonderful food, and a great atmosphere do NOT make up for the fact that the Dona Tomas staff loses dinner reservations on a regular basis, and that they served my ten-year-old an alcoholic drink when she ordered a VIRGIN margarita.
I may waffle on this sentiment if I'm in the neighborhood on a warm evening. Especially if it's a slow night. Because the food really was yummy, and the back patio is gorgeous."
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SAN ANTONIO — UTSA (6-4, 1-3 WAC) will play its final road game of the 2012 campaign on Saturday when it resumes Western Athletic Conference play at Idaho (1-9, 1-3 WAC). Kickoff is scheduled for 4 p.m. (CT) at the Kibbie Dome.
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Game #11
UTSA Roadrunners (6-4, 1-3 WAC)
Idaho Vandals (1-9, 1-3 WAC)
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