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Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance) >Food & Dining > Arnold's Country Kitchen
605 Eigth Ave S, Nashville, TN | Directions 3720336.151410 -86.779584
Mon. - Fri. 10:30am - 2:45pm;Sat. - Sun. CLOSED
The food may be good but you can get great meat and three anywhere in Nashville. The owner is so rude that I could not believe it. After eating we started to do some shopping in the adjacent shops and were told that we would have to MOVE OUR CAR. Clearly there is some bad blood among the neighbors but that shouldn't extend to the customers. The other 2 shops in the building were super nice and apologized for the rudeness. I would rather spend my money where it is appreciated!
Arnold's: A Southern Gem – I go there about once a month, usually with folks from work and sometimes we bring guests from out of town. These out of town guests often comment on the southern charm of Arnold's, especially the friendly service. They have several tasty meat choices, some are only available on certain days of the week. All are good as are the vegetables and desserts, but I usually don't get a dessert as I get full on the meat and 3. Get there early if you don't want to stand in a long line. I once tried to avoid the crowd by getting there late (around 2pm) but I don't recommend this as the meat I wanted was sold out.
Pros: Great southern food, SWEET tea!, friendly service
Cons: The line can get long.
Arnold's Country Kitchen is Over Rated – I used to go to Arnold's back in the 90's and it was awesome. We loved their roast beef and all their veggies. My three sons and I decided to go a couple of weeks ago and it was so disappointing. The roast beef was wayyy over cooked, dry and the tall dark haired young man slicing it was trying to slice it soooo thin his knife kept slipping off the hunk of beef. He shaved the dried up over cooked roast so thin it almost looked like powdered beef mixed with almost transparent slices. Also, when I asked the young man if he could please slice it thicker he told us that that is the way it comes. He was rude. The vegetable portions have gotten smaller too. So sad to see this happen, it used to be wonderful. Not anymore. We had driven over 50 miles to eat there, so we went ahead and ate it but will never ever go back and never recommend to anyone. I know it get's rave reviews, but if you had not been there years ago when they were really exceptional, then you would not know what you are missing. Looks like the kids of the original owner are running the place now, cutting corners AND not taking care to maintain the food quality or customer service because they have inherited a huge following from their parents years of hard work.
Pros: NONE
Cons: No where near what it used to be.
AMAZING MEAT-AND-THREE! – When food dies, it wants to go to Arnold's. This is the finest example of funky Southern comfort food. The roast beef is top shelf and the flat corn bread could probably cure cancer. You owe it to yourself to go to Arnold's. You don't know what you're missing. Go now. Stop reading this and GO NOW!
Authentic Nashville – If you like southern food (or think you do), this is place you've been dreaming about. I walked around in a fog, not really knowing what true southern food tasted like, until I came to Arnold's. The first time you try the food, it's almost explosive. I never knew roast beef could be so flavorful! And that gravy could have such punch! Or that green beans or squash casserole could really lead to a party in your mouth.
The line staff are very friendly and if you've been in there more than a couple of times, they come to recognize you. While it is cafeteria style, there is a fellow who walks around with pitchers of tea and water to refill your beverages. Their lemonade is also top notch. Pricing is reasonable. Expect a pretty good line between the hours of 11 and 2, although it moves at a fairly rapid clip.
This place blows all other southern meat and threes out of the water in Nashville. This is a joint that knows flavor goes beyond salt and pepper. 5 stars. Try it and don't look back.
Best in the World – I just spent the last week in Nashville and ate lunch all week at Arnold's -- it was the best food that I have ever eaten. Each day there was a new special and awesome veggies -- I tried and loved food that I previously would have thrown away. I went to all of the Nashville attractions and I would return back to Nashville -- only for Arnold's- I really appreciate how they made me feel at home -- especially Arthur. Now everthing that I eat is so bland and boring. If I lived in Nashville I would always be eating at Arnold's -- Nasville please stop in for the best home cooking around and I promise that you will come back for seconds -- Thanks Nashville.
Best Meat and Three in Town – Arrive early to avoid the long line but even if you have to wait, the food is well worth it. Absolutely delicious!
Best Meat-and-Three in Nashville – If you are looking for authentic, down-home country cooking, then look no further. Arnold's is jam-packed every single day for a reason. It's the best Meat-and-Three in town. I've never had anything there that wasn't delicious. This is Southern food at its finest. I would recommend this place to anyone.
Grandma would approve! – By far the best meat and 3 in town. Even my young children love it. I feel like I am in my Grandma's kitchen with every yummy bite. Try the turnip greens, my 6 year old thinks they are heaven. Don't forget some pie, chocolate is our favorite! There is always a line but it moves very fast. Staff is super friendly. Highly recommended!
The "Best" for Country Cooking!!!!!! – Lunchtime is always great when I go to Arnold's. The veggies are seasoned well, and the selection of meats would please even the pickiest eater!! Trust me on this one, they know where to display the desserts, right after the salads, and before the veggies!( I love the pies!) This is good, stick to your ribs, comfort food. Everybody on the line is friendly and fast. The line may be long sometimes, but they get you through quickly. 100% better food and faster than the drive-thru. Make the trip!! You won't be disappointed!!
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At a recent price of $19.36, Intel shares (ticker: INTC) reflect that somber outlook; they're down some 23% since we ran a bullish story six months ago ("Why Intel Deserves Another Look," May 28).
Whether Intel's stock can rally in 2013 may hinge upon how successfully it deploys its manufacturing expertise to make chips for other companies, rather than on how well it pushes its own chips. That's a big shift in strategy—and one fraught with challenges—but it looks increasingly necessary.
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But even if Intel can get more traction in these new markets, it will face another problem: making up for lost revenue. Smartphone and tablet chips sell for just tens of dollars, versus an average exceeding $100 for Intel's PC processors. "If the PC market falters at all, it's hard to see how you can replace that revenue—it's just not there with smartphones," says the Linley Group's principal analyst, Linley Gwennap.
To make up the balance, Intel must seriously consider doing what it has refused to do, which is to open its factories to producing chips for other chip companies, sacrificing the pre-eminence of its "X86" software, the code that has been at the heart of its microprocessors for decades. With Apple in and out of court with Samsung, which mass-produces Apple's chip designs for a fee, Apple could very well entertain taking some of its business to the more hospitable environs of Intel's factories.
Otellini, meanwhile, exits with Intel still dominating the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing technologies. One of his great accomplishments has been to press on with development of "Tri-gate," a novel three-dimensional transistor that lowers chips' power consumption and puts Intel years ahead of the competition.
Whether Intel can turn marvels like Tri-gate into a broad-based manufacturing businesses may depend on whether it can convince rivals to trust it with manufacturing their chips. It also requires Intel to devote capacity it would normally use for its expensive chips to the lower revenue that such contracts would yield.
For all its prowess, that is a major challenge, and making the shift won't be easy, by any means. The stock will struggle to record gains until it's clear Intel can make the leap. So, if you don't own the shares, avoid them for now. If you do, hold them—they pay a 4% dividend, after all—but be watchful.
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The Rock Band Track Pack: Classic Rock has been made official. Previously leaked through ESRB ratings, the twenty pack disc is now official and heading to consoles May 19 in North America. It will be available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2 and Wii.
This standalone disc features 20 songs that can be imported onto your hard drive (Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 only) for use in your Rock Band library and can also be played as is. The disc will set you back $29.99.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- There is something perfect about the Children's Theatre of Charleston staging J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit." Who better to convey the magic and courage of Middle Earth's smallest citizens than children?
Tim Mace directs a team of young actors as Bilbo Baggins and a band of dwarves on their classic quest to claim a treasure guarded by the evil dragon, Smaug. Gandalf, Gollum, elves, goblins, trolls and spiders round out a cast of more than 40 children ages 6 to 14. A true musical production, the production has 15 musical pieces and is the only stage script and musical score approved by Tolkien.
Mace said this is one of the most faithful adaptations of any work he has ever seen and thinks that must be what earned it Tolkien's blessing.
"It doesn't dumb it down, and that is so common in children's plays," he said. "I am drawn to this play specifically because it doesn't belittle the audience.
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ANNAPOLIS, MD (December 15, 2010) – Governor Martin O'Malley will join Delegate John Olszewski Jr., Councilman John Olszewski, Sr., community leaders and others at the Essex United Methodist Church to participate in one of the Maryland Food Bank's "Mobile Pantries." The Governor will also be joined by executives from Walmart, who have donated a turkey to every box of food distributed at the pantry, and have partnered with the Maryland Food Bank for the donation of over $445,000. The Governor will thank Walmart for their support of the food bank, particularly during the holiday season.
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Police have warned flood "sightseers" at the seafront and North Quay areas of Great Yarmouth that they are putting their safety at risk.
Police have warned flood "sightseers" at the seafront and North Quay areas of Great Yarmouth that they are putting their safety at risk.
They said people still trying to drive and walk across the flooded area of North Quay, which is now closed.
In the Gorleston area, from Riverside Road to the Ocean Rooms, and on to the beach and amusements, large crowds – including people with small children on their shoulders – are gathering very close to the seafront. There are serious concerns for their safety and police officers will be visiting this area to urge these groups away from danger.
Haven Bridge is also now closed and people are standing on the bridge trying to get a better view of the flooding.
Chief Inspector Kate Thacker said: "Some of these people have no concept of the danger they are putting themselves in and we are urging pedestrians to keep away from the flood water and sea front and for traffic to avoid the town centre.
Acle New Road, between Breydon Bridge and North Quay has also recently been closed to traffic as a result of flood water.
The River Yare water level breached the sea defences at South Quay after 9.30pm.
Dozens of locals came out to watch, standing on Haven Bridge and the quayside taking pictures.
Boats moored in the river were raised to above road level, and were seen making adjustments.
Meanwhile, there were also reports of roads being flooded in Gorleston.
At around 11pm, Superintendent Neil Baily of Norfolk Police, speaking from Great Yarmouth, said: "Even now the high tide has passed; we have to keep a watching brief of the situation as the water could continue to rise.
"There is still a risk for another hour or so after high tide and we're not really going to know of any breaches of the defences until that has passed.
"In terms of the seafront, we have not had any particular issues but it is still very busy out there.
"At the moment we are in Southtown and Gorleston where some water has come across a few roads but it is not known yet if it has breached homes.
"We are also trying to keep people safe as a lot of people are going to the water to have a look. We're asking people to stay away from the water's edge and keeping up the police presence."
Meanwhile, Hemsby's old lifeboat shed along with two bungalows on the fragile dunes were claimed by the sea tonight.
Members of the public who were attending a fundraising night at the Lacon Arms in Hemsby rallied to a local couple when it became clear their bungalow on The Marrams was about to collapse.
The couple who live there were at the Lacon Arms fundraiser when their home disappeared. They are now being taken to stay with friends.
Pub landlady Lorna Bevan-Thompson said the devastated couple are "shell shocked" but safe.
"We saw what was coming, got a few people together and tried our best to get what we could from the bungalow," said Mrs Bevan-Thompson.
"But we didn't get much; a computer, a couple of chairs and some photographs.
"It's just awful."
The old Hemsby lifeboat shed, which has borne the brunt of the coastal erosion at Hemsby gap this year and was abandoned back in October, has also been claimed by the North Sea, as an empty bungalow on the Marrams which was evacuated during the stormy weather two months ago.
The man who lived in the bungalow was moved to bed and breakfast accommodation by Great Yarmouth Borough Council at the time, and has been there since.
There are also reports that Caister's seafront café has been badly damaged, possibly taken completely, by the encroaching sea.
Great Yarmouth College announced this evening it would be closed on Friday due to the floods.
Previously, Major Simon Ward, of the Light Dragoons, based at Swanton Morley, said 65 troops from B and C squadrons are on stand-by at Gorleston fire station.
He said: "We're still awaiting tasking from the fire service, but we've under gone some training in flood barrier erection and are waiting to assist should we need to."
He said the squadron was called at 4.30pm.
A fire and rescue boat from the Devon and Somerset brigade was also on scene.
A tweet from the brigade reads: "One of our #Fire Rescue Boats that have been sent to #GreatYarmouth - on stand-by!"
Ian Scott, director of the Pier Hotel, at Gorleston seafront, said guests have been ushered upstairs.
He added there has not been a compulsory evacuation of the hotel, but guests have been made aware of the situation and asked if they would like to leave.
"We've given guests a choice whether they want to vacate," he explained. "We've given them all candles.
"If the water gets into the basement it would knock out the electricity."
Earlier, scores of people were leaving their homes in Southtown, fearing serious flooding tonight as a surge tide arrives in Great Yarmouth.
Families moved all their valuables upstairs, boarded up doors and could be seen wheeling sandbags through the streets in wheelie bins.
Alan Thompson, 59, lives in Lichfield Road, around 200m from the River Yare.
The retired tiler recalls the floods in 2006, which wreaked damage on homes just two doors down from him, and was taking no chances.
Mr Thompson, who lives with his mother Irene, 84, loaded up his car with possessions and planned to stay with his sister in Burgh Castle.
"We've moved 90pc of our stuff upstairs," he explained. "We blocked the drain covers as we didn't want sewage to come through the house."
He had 60 sandbags left over from the last flood, and used these to defend his terraced home.
He said he got call from the Environment Agency at 5.30am but "they just said to us there was a potential high tide".
As the scale of the threat dawned on him, they decided to leave their home.
They had initially bought candles and filled pans with water, anticipating power cuts.
Further down Lichfield Road, 25-year-old Simon Turbey was putting sandbags outside his home.
The father only moved to the area a fortnight ago with his fiance Danielle Butterfield, 32, and seven children between them, aged from six months to 15.
"We weren't going to put sandbags out but we thought better safe than sorry," said Mr Turbey.
They got the free sandbags from Great Yarmouth Borough Council, and plan to stay with family in the Barrack Estate.
But they said they are fearful their possessions could be stolen while they are away, and tried not to worry their children.
They have moved possessions - including their pet parrot - upstairs.
Miss Butterfield said: "We didn't know how to explain it to the children as we didn't want to scare them or they wouldn't sleep.
"We said there would be some bad weather and we were going to grandad's."
Rest centres were set up in schools, as the Great Yarmouth borough braced itself for what it was thought could be the worst surge tide in three decades.
Half a dozen emergency hubs were established at Flegg High School, Martham Primary School, Caister High School, Cliff Park High School, Ormiston Venture Academy and Lynn Grove High School. As of last night Caister was full.
Earlier today, Norfolk Police temporary chief superintendent Roger Wiltshire urged people to leave affected homes and stay with friends or relatives until the emergency is over.
Great Yarmouth Borough Council leader Trevor Wainwright said: "This is very serious situation we're in.
"The projected surge is a foot higher than in 2008 and, in that case, it will reach the walls and breach our defences."
Both Breydon and Haven Bridges in Yarmouth remained open, but the weather did effect travel.
Castle Lane in West Caister blocked both directions between West Road and A1064 junction because of a fallen tree and First said all Great Yarmouth town bus services stopped at 8pm, with the last bus from the James Paget University Hospital in Gorleston at 8.30pm.
As the river started to rise, more people were heading to the rest centres across the borough.
Sam Thomson was co-ordinating the operation at Ormiston Venture Academy, in Oriel Avenue, Gorleston.
She said the Environment Agency called them at 10am, and wheels were set in motion.
Workers from Great Yarmouth Borough Council delivered 40 beds to the school, which are set up in the main hall, and further inflatable beds.
Mrs Thomson said the school had 100 of its own camp beds - used on activity weekends - and has set them up in the sports hall in case demand is high.
"Since we started the work here we notified our catering team and staff," she explained. "We were asked to close the school at 12pm.
"They kitchen staff converted what was going to be the school lunch into soup, hot rolls and sandwiches so we're ready to go."
Up to 20 staff will work on a rota basis, and the school has already received calls from people wanting to volunteer.
"We have a lecture theatre ready to show movies and we have a games room so if we have any children come with their parents we have the capacity to create some fun," said Mrs Thomson. "We've organised with staff who live in the local community and aren't in the flood area to come in.
"It's quite surreal."
Staff from Peterhouse Primary School and Herman Primary School also volunteered to help at the rest centre.
Pam Reed, cook manager at Ormiston Venture, said the last time a rest centre was set up at the school was in 2006.
She recalled up to 300 people needed their help.
"We've adapted whatever food we were going to be doing," she said. "We shall be here for however long it takes and my staff are all coming in at different times as well."
The school took delivery of milk, bread, fruit and other supplies from Tesco, which kindly donated the items free of charge, in addition to the school dinner food.
Special provisions had been made at Cliff Park High School for people with disabilities.
Speaking at a press conference this afternoon, Norfolk Police's chief superintendent Roger Wiltshire said: "For those of you who were in the Yarmouth area in 2007, this flood warning is more severe," he said.
"In 2007 we did advise people to evacuate their homes and flood water was very narrowly below the defences so there was no flooding. I need to emphasise that event is more severe than the one in 2007.
"There are officers visiting the 9,000 homes in the affected areas, advising them to make arrangements to stay with friends or family and to evacuate their homes for their own safety.
"If people are unable to do this due to illness or disabily, you can contact police or the district council and arrangements can be made to take you to one of the seven rest centre we have set up across the borough or to another a place of safety.
"There are a limted places at the respite centre across the borough."
"I would stress that this is not short term issue. We are talking about three tides - the first at 10.45pm tonight, then at 10am tomorrow and the third tomorrow evening at about 9.30pm-10pm.
"This is a 36-48 hour evacuation. It's really important people understand that."
Asked if officers will be available through the night and into tomorrow, Mr Wiltshire said dozens of extra officers have been drafted in and will remain until the emergency is over.
Mr Wainwright added that council staff will be on hand at rest centres.
There is also a 24 hour telephone helpline: 01493 856100.
Mr Wainwright said that while the region had a "good resiliance plan in place", this was a serious situation.
"We have to look back to 1953 floods," he said.
"This is very serious situation we're in. The projected surge is a foot higher than in 2008 and, in that case, it will reach the walls and breach our defences."
He estimated that 15,000 people - "maybe more" - could be displaced if the storm surge and flooding is as bad as predicted.
And with only 1,500 places available at the rest centres, people who evacuate are asked to seek safety with friends and relatives in the first instance.
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So many people have panicked yet want to risk their lives by getting so close to the sea for a photo. It is far worse in Lowestoft.
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some parents there with 4 year old kids on a freezing school night at 10.00pm, unbelievably stupid.
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Wheelie Bins Flying Across The Roads Hitting Parked Cars!
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Unbelievable. Wes 1975 ,wake up to reality and Step outside your ivory tower
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Oh! wes 1975 - you are well'ard and sooooo cool.
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Great Yarmouth will have a soggy Bear. What a Pleasure that is to see on the hills !
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Wow!! im so glad i saw this review from chandra. I moved to Houston last year and joined this location around december 2011. I just recently canceled my membership and told them last month it was my last month payed the 50 dollars and i was out! had no problem there? The service was also very enjoyable and they made great recommadtions. It makes me mad that people can go on here and bash this place because they cant cant read the basic info on there membership. The services are worth every penny!!!
Never again! – Never, ever again. After purchasing a groupon for a week of services, the planet beach associate told me of their special groupon deal. I sat with this associate, asking multiple questions, over and over again, for over 45 minutes (I've had memberships b/f and know the tricks). I specifically asked about the cancellation policy, and up front told her I was only needing services up until my sister's wedding. She assured me, over and over again, all I would owe was $50. After the wedding, I go to cancel, and am told it's over $100 to cancel! She even wrote on my contract, $50 to cancel. The manager then stepped in as she heard I was asking questions, stated she understood, and could tell by my contract I did ask extensive questions, and it did look like I was told something incorrectly. She assured me a regional representative would contact me.
The next day I go into tan, and the associate who signed me up was there, and I asked her, again, about the cancellation charges. She states, 'yes, its $50..' and I explain to her how she forgot to mention the additional charges...all she states back is, "oh....". The manager whom I had spoken to the day before is listening to us, and I ask the associate, didn't your manager tell you I was hear yesterday and you incorrectly represented your contract? She states, no! What kind of company doesnt at least attempt to correct their associates when they give out bad information, especially regarding contracts!?
I never heard from the regional representative, and I will never purchase anything from this company. Horrible, horrible service and their associates are not trained to properly handle their contracts.
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I have been to my fair share of tanning salons and what-have-you's in my life time, heck, I even grew up having a tanning bed in my house and I even worked at a salon when I was in HS. I have never found a place I have enjoyed as much as Planet Beach!
The staff at all the Houston locations has succeeded my expectations. They are always there to help me out when I have sometimes the silliest of questions. They continue to educate me on all of their products and services, which I have found to be the most helpful. I love how they are so sweet to walk you thru a service, whether it be my 2nd time or my 20th! They go above and beyond-from the owners to the staff. I recently brought my mom who was in town to the spa with me and she was impressed at how well the staff knew almost every since person that walked thru the door. That is something I never could do back in the day and thats something I haven't been able to find just anywhere! They were even so kind to give her a complimentary session!!!!!!!!! Of which I picked the Hydration Station thingy and she LOVED IT!!!!!!
I love their services, granted they are very busy-I guess everyone loves them as much as I do. They spa services are nice-because im in and out in like an hour or an hour and a half and I feel super relaxed and refreshed and ready to tackle on rush hour traffic or the rest of my day! The staff is good at making some awesome recommendations on their products that have helped me to achieve my goals, and they really do every thing they can to make sure along the way that I am taken care of!
So for all the negative nancy's out there or the skeptical ones-This really is an awesome place to join or stop by when you have the time. I promise you won't be disappointed! Its a great retreat and something affordable you can do for yourself or better yet, for someone else!!!!!
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If you want results, tan here! – I've tanned for years and never had results as quick as I have with Planet Beach. Seriously, if you want amazing color at a rediculously low price come here!
Ted's cool, he hooked me up on a good membership, and the rest of the staff is really nice, cute too!
I would reccomend this place to anyone!
Best tanning in town – Great equipment. Great results. The massage bed is great after a gym workout. My wife liked the facial and skin hydrator. Friendly staff - they know you by name. Fixed monthly rate covers all services - not like Darque Tan with all the upgrade charges.
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Does anyone know if it's possible to change the Vocoder settings?
I have constant complaints that I am muffled or sound muffled from callers. What can I do to improve the quality?
Does anyone know if it's possible to change the Vocoder settings?
I have constant complaints that I am muffled or sound muffled from callers. What can I do to improve the quality?
This thread talks about getting a preferred roaming list - some say it helps, though I found no improvement. http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dro...l-quality.html
The OTA update being pushed out now improved voice quality noticeably on my D2G.
Side note - I believe it's a codec, not a vocoder. Though a vocoder would be a sweet addition.
Thanks for letting me know about that thread. I tried it out and we'll see how it goes.
and it maybe it doesn't work for Droid 2, but maybe you don't and it does. I've done this on Droid 1, and Droid X.
dial ##process (spell it out, yes use two pound signs)
make the call (it won't actually make a call)
You will be asked for a password, it is 000000 (six zeros)
You are now in the secret menu. I think item number 4 is the vocoder settings, and it's set to the middle quality by default. Choose #3.
Your phone will restart when you exit the menu.
I hope that helps.
Is the ##program for real? Ive totally effed up a dumbphone's connection by messing with the dev menu. Managed to fix it, for sure, but i still have no idea how.
EDIT: On a droid 2 global i can confirm dial ##program (##7764726) and enter 000000, option 4 is vocoder and option 3 in vocoder is evrc-b.
Sent from the Blue Falcon cockpit on my Fission 2.4.3 D2G
I've read in a few forums that the way to set the vocoder or voice codec quality on the droid and droid 2 global is to dial
enter 000000 as the validation code
pick option 04 from the menu
then set it to option 3.
But on my phone, option 4 is sid/nid pair, not voice settings.
Anyone have a phone like mine who knows where the new location for the voice settings are? I looked all through the program menu described above.


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The Breakfast with the Easter Bunny was a great success. Thank you to the many volunteers who helped us to make this event so awesome! A huge THANK YOU to Kim Popp and family, Wendy Witkowski and family, Mr. Orlowski, Pat and Cathy Matthews along with Nick and Katie Brazil, Cheryl Pauer, Laurie Zemanovic (our Bunny), the Peschong Family, Beth Maxwell, Randi Carter, Mrs. Lisa Gokey, Andrea Kisley, Kirk Skorlinski, the Cudahy High School Volunteers, Cudahy Middle School Volunteers, the School District of Cudahy, and of course the many school families and community members who attended.
This event would not have been so successful without help from each and every one of you. I look forward to more great events at Jones!
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Did you have Mrs. Lipske for a kindergarten teacher? Do you know anyone who has had Mrs. Lipske as a teacher?
Family Fun Night a Great Success at Kosciuszko
The staff at Kosciuszko School held the Kozy Family Fun Night for families on April 2, 2009. Students along with their families attended two- thirty minute sessions which varied from Getting Fit to Vocabulaty Games, how to make your own games, fun with math, Healthy snacks, and many other exciting activities.
CHS Art Department Participates in South Shore Tobacco Coalition's Smoke Free Billboard and Poster Contest
The Cudahy High School Creative Design course participated in the South Shore Tobacco Coalition's Smoke Free Billboard and Poster Contest. Cudahy, Oak Creek, South Milwaukee, and St. Francis school districts were all asked to participate. The coordinator mentioned that the entries received from students at Cudahy High School were some of the best out of any of the school districts. We're very proud of our entry-level art students and the great effort that they put forth on this.
Freshman Roxanne Theide took first place! This means her work will be made into a billboard for our local communities to see. Congratulations Roxanne and to all of her former and present art teachers (Mom and dad included).
General Mitchell - Drugs, Alcohol, Smoking, and your Body
The 6th grade students at General Mitchell School have been studying the human body and the affects that drugs, alcohol, and smoking can have on their body systems. Throughout this unit, the students were able to experiment with the use of Fatal Vision goggles in which students tried to perform daily tasks with goggles that simulated 0.8 and 2.0 blood alcohol levels. We were fortunate to have two guest speakers as well: Detective Mendola and Officer Mike Musa with K-9 Bronco. These two guests were wonderful in helping to answer student questions, education the students on what to look out for/stay away from, and how the police departments are working hard to keep drugs off the street.
Kosciuszko Students Attend Bucks Game
The students who participated in the Playpals program at Kosciuszko School were taken to a Bucks game as a reward for their hard work all year. Playpals are students who used their leadership skills to lead games, model good sportsmanship, and demonstrate sound problem-solving skills on the playground.
2009 National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
On April 29, Cudahy High School students will be inducted into the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society recognizes high school students who show achievement in scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
The National Honor Society is a renown organization that asks students to contribute toward activities both in the community and at the school. Congratulations to all those students who were selected for this prestigious organization this year.
When: April 29 at 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Where: Cudahy High School Auditorium
FIRST LEGO League Demonstration at General Mitchell
On May 13, students from General Mitchell School plan to participate in the FIRST LEGO League Demonstration in hopes to create a team. The time of the demonstration is 3:15 - 4:00.
2009 WSMA State Solo and Ensemble Festival at UW-Parkside
On Saturday, May 2, music students from Cudahy High School will attend the WSMA State Solo and Ensemble Festival at UW-Parkside. This festival not only provides the opportunity for students to perform music independently but it also gives recognition to the outstanding soloists throughout the state.
For a list of the Cudahy students who are performing, see the WSMA Cudahy Festival Schedule. The festival is an all day event.
2009 National Honor Society Inductees
Tonight, at Cudahy High School, the following students will be inducted into the National Honor Society. Congratulations!
2009 National Honor Society Inductees


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Red Birdhouse Ornament by Americana®
Material List
- Americana® Acrylic Paint – Snow (Titanium) White and Santa Red
- Round Birdhouse Ornament
- Paintbrushes – ¾" Flat and #4 Round
- Water Container
- Palette (or Plastic Plate)
- Paper Towels
- Tracing and Transfer Paper
- Pencil
Project Instructions
Step 1 Use ¾" flat brush and True Red to paint background and Snow White to paint dimensional details.
Step 2 Trace and transfer bird pattern on each side of opening.
Step 3 Use #4 round brush and Snow White to paint design.
Step 4 Use brush handle end to dot Snow White around opening and True Red on dimensional trim at ornament top.
Step 5 Seal as desired. bow.


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Great North Walk 2014 :: Cancelled until further notice
Well, instead of stepping out on Six Foot Track walking to Jenolan Caves and back for our 6th week of training... I was taking Sandi down to Emergency at Nepean Hospital.
After our wonderful wet walk over Mt Solitary Sandi developed pain in her shoulder and then neck that got worse through the week until Saturday morning after a sleepless night when I pulled the plug.
Nepean admitted her to the Neurological ward as some oddities showed up on the CT and MRI scans, and it seems that a previously undiscovered haemangioma had bled (though they weren't sure).
This poem was written over the days that Sandi was in hospital.
The Packa :: First Wet Weather Hit-Out
This brief review is taken from our walk over Mt Solitary and up the Kedumba Valley, which we did as part of our training for the Great North Walk, 2014.
We'd actually purchased The Packas about 10 months previously, but up to this weekend had only used them as pillows: they are good pillows, but not really why we bought them The previous 4 weeks of training was in hot and dry conditions, this weekend was humid and drizzly with showers and storms — perfect really
GNW 2014 Training :: Week 5
After 4 weeks of feeling like we were dying of thirst, it was an amazing experience to spend 3 days walking in the rain. One of the enduring images of the last four weeks is the one from last week where Sandi collapsed on a rock 'table' on the track (looked uncannilly sacrificial): it was another hot day in another hot weekend (probably in excess of 38°C )
This weekend's walk (an easy 33km over 2½ days: Google Earth track) started with drizzle, then a shower... more drizzle and a thunder storm... more drizzle then a patch of blue sky before being enveloped in cloud. What a privilege it is to walk in the rain!
GNW 2014 Training :: Week 4
This week we headed out on a walk, well, a couple of walks that we've done numerous times before – but never together before: Glow Worm Tunnel down to Newnes then across the Pipeline Track to Glen Davis; returning the next day.
The weekend turned out to be full of Blood, Sweat and Tears.
Our Training Schedule is here and our SPOT locations on our shared map.
GNW 2014 Training :: Week 3
This week we're out into the real bush... well, it feels like real bush
We planned to head out along Narrow Neck, down Tarro's Ladder and over to Mobb's Swamp, and hope to climb up to Splendour Rock for the sunset and sunrise, and head back via Cox's River and Ironmonger Hill.
We were using Tom Brennan's excellent track notes Dunphy Camping Area to Splendour Rock, as well as Dingo Gap's, and sort of mashed them together: Google Earth file.
GNW 2014 Training :: Week 2
This week we'd planned a short two day walk from Glenbrook down through the Glenbrook Gorge then up to Lapstone... actually, some time ago Unfortunately, it was still 36°C at Springwood at 3PM when we were heading off (probably warmer down the hill a bit...), but we were still all smiles heading off.
Our Training Schedule is here and our SPOT locations on our shared map.
GNW 2014 Training :: Week 1
With just 10 weekends to go before we set off on the Great North Walk 2014, and 2 of those taken up with other activities, we were keen to get our poor old bodies used to track life again (it's been a looooong time since we finished the Bibbulmun Track).
But it's amazing what starting the training does: it's focused us on the upcoming walk in a very concrete way. It's like the mind and body has just changed gear: certainly makes you feel quite different
Our Training Schedule is here and our SPOT locations on our shared map.
FUSE 4W Solar Charger :: Modifications
The FUSE 4W is a Solar charger manufactured by Voltaic which we've been using for a few years now... The conclusions from our 54-Day On Track Review from the Bibbulmun Track walk were:
- Walking is a very unreliable activity with which to charge solar panels:
- Tree canopy: dappled shade to dense shadows.
- Direction changing constantly: Not directly angled to sun
- We were 2-2.5 times short on charging ability, which could be ameliorated by:
- Increase charging ability by adding more solar panels
- Use an extra battery to maximise storage
- FUSE has great portability and flexibility
Our best charging rate (one FUSE Battery per two days) is probably the best we can expect to achieve whilst walking — Though what we needed, for our current battery requirements, was the FUSE to be charged once per day.
Great North Walk 2014 :: Training Walks
Our Itinerary for our 2014 walk is here, and surprisingly (if not a little shockingly): not too far away! So we've put together a hectic training schedule to get us up to speed.
Our SPOT locations on our shared map.


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Pella Opera House hosts kick-off party
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On a wing and a prayer
LAKE RED ROCK — Protective gloves aren't uncommon when dealing with a sick patient, though they're not usually heavy, leather welder's gloves. But, then, the patient usually doesn't have toenails designed to puncture flesh. Or a sharp beak. Diane Mas
- Live entertainment slated for Tulip Time This year's line-up for Festhouden, which will begin at 7 p.m. each evening of Tulip Time, has been announced. Festhouden will take place on the Tulip Toren located on the south side of Pella's square. Grandstand tickets for Festhouden and the evenin
- Vermeer receives consecutive NAEDA Dealer's Choice Award Recently, the North American Equipment Dealers Association (NAEDA) released its annual Dealer-Manufacturer Relations Survey and Dealer's Choice Awards. For the second consecutive year, Vermeer Corporation was awarded "Dealer's Choice" in the Ag/ Shor
- South Central Regional audit released Van Maanen, Sietstra & Meyer, PC, Certified Public Accountants recently released an audit report on the South Central Regional Airport Agency, Pella, Iowa. The Agency's revenues totaled $81,986 for the year ended June 30, 2013, the first year of the
- Bald eagle program, release at Lake Red Rock April 19 Come to Red Rock Visitor Center at 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 19, to learn about eagles in Iowa and why we're still talking about the impacts of lead on wildlife and people. Helping with the program will be Thora, SOAR's education ambassador eagle. Co
- Easter Egg Hunt The annual Pella Easter Egg Hunt was held Saturday, April 12 in Central Park. Nice weather greeted children of all ages for the event. The Easter Egg Hunt was sponsored by Kiwanis and the Community 1st Credit Union. More photos on Page 8. (Photos by
- Patient advocate - Helping surgery patients navigate insurance maze The rules of insurance are always changing and are frequently challenging for patients to understand. At Pella Regional Health Center, new positions have been added to help patient be informed and understand the financial impact of surgical procedur
Marion County building permits on the rise
It's expected to be a busy construction season around Marion County. According to County Zoning Administrator Missy Poffenbarger, her office has issued 17 building permits since March 18.
Burn ban to be lifted at 11 a.m.
Marion County's burn ban will be lifted at 11 a.m. Monday, April 14.
Bussey pair facing several charges
Two Bussey residents are charged in a pair of thefts in Otley and Pella on April 5 and April 11.
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Chapter 19 Australia conclusion
I used to go hunting with Johno and at night he could recognize the animals just by seeing the reflection of their eyes, he would say "that's a dingo but he is too far away" or "that's a possum don't shoot that" he would shoot about a dozen rabbits for the deep freeze and precede to skin and gut them on the way home.
We came upon a wildcat, bigger than our domestic cats and he was driving like mad through the trees aiming the spotlight with one hand while I sat holding the guns, he had his father's special it had a 22 barrel and a 303 breach with a telescope sight it was an awesome weapon, I was using his 22 which had a nasty habit of not always firing when you pulled the trigger, the wildcat was exhausted and lay down in the headlights, he said I should shoot it but the gun would not fire, the wildcat ran off and up a tree from where Johno shot it with his father's gun.
A couple of days later he said we had to go and get some bait for the wild pig trap, there were many families of wild pigs in the area and they are hunted for sport, and because they are dangerous plus they eat the crops, so the farmers set up pig traps by making a circle of corrugated iron with an entrance where the sheets just overlapped, the pigs would push their way in, but once in could not open the entrance from the inside, then the farmers would go and shoot them.
It was the practice to go out and shoot a kangaroo to put in the trap for bait, we came to a spot on one side of a small valley and on the other side we could see the kangaroos feeding, the big male had noticed us and was standing tall as if on guard, Johno gave me his father's gun and said " have a go at that one", the only medal I ever won was for the Westlands works rifle team, so the big kangaroo never stood a chance, allowing for the yardage I aimed for his head and he dropped like a stone, unfortunately Johno then wanted to go and collect the body so we walked down one side of the vally and up the other, he found a branch, tied the legs and we carried the animal to the pickup, they are horrible things up close, mangy and tick ridden I was glad to get rid of it.
Clarry and Joyce
I took Vora into Springsure two visit Clarry and Joyce Otto whom I had met on my last visit, he was as interesting as ever, he was building a new mortuary on the outskirts of the town, it was a typical wood framed building and they were just putting the steel cables over the whole building, these are required by building regulations as an anti hurricane precaution.
We were inside this structure when a policeman arrived to point out that I was parked outside on the road illegally, the road outside was a straight very wide dirt road with no other vehicle in sight, there were no road signs and the problem was although I had parked off the road, my vehicle was facing the wrong way.IIllegal Parking in Austrailia
Clarry explained that I was just an ignorant Pommy on holiday and after a chat about this and that he departed to go and catch other criminals, I went outside and photographed the scene just for amusement.
Termites nest
Clarry told us of the spectacular sight of the sun rising on a range of hills, He drove us off into the bush at 6 in the morning, it was four hours later before we saw another car, but when we got to the viewing point there were clouds covering the Sun. We drank 2 litre bottles of coke at the first stop. We did see some ancient aboriginal sacred secret places that were deep in the bush that hardly anybody knew about, Clarry said he knew of caves that still had the mummified aboriginal bodies in but he wouldn't tell anybody when they were.
Abandoned farm steam engines
One thing you can never forget is the stench of the dead animals by the side of the road, there are usually the result of road accidents, kangaroos in particular will leap onto the road at high speed.
We enjoyed ourselves cutting back down the coast road and on arrival in Sydney decided to go and eat at the revolving restaurant at the top of the Sydney tower, we took the lift many floors up and arrived at the restaurant only to be told "if you would like to eat here you have to book two months in advance" so we had a quick look at the view and went somewhere else to eat.
I remember going to another tall building overlooking Sydney harbor and taking some time lapse cine film of the ships and ferries in the harbor, we did the usual tourist things, the opera house, ferry across the harbor etc.
We departed from Melbourne having left the car with Graham so that he could sell it on, and then we had a stopover in Singapore on the return flight, we stopped at the Ramada hotel, I made inquiries and arranged to have a safari suit made in 24 hours, we also visited what they called a strip show, this was a complete waste of time as you could see more on any continental beach, I can't quite work out how but we also visited Penang island where I had a very pleasant trip to the hotel massage parlor, for some strange reason I was carrying an electronic keyboard that had purchased in Singapore.
We departed from Melbourne having left the car with Graham he sold it on with no trouble.
There was also a solo trip to Cap de Agde
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More Downloadable Sega Classics Coming June 10by Chris Faylor, May 29, 2009 10:17am PDT
Six of the seven downloadable and enhanced classic old-school titles Sega is bringing to the Xbox 360 will arrive on June 10, the company announced today, with the PlayStation 3 re-release of Gunstar Heroes due out the next day, on June 11.
Arriving under the "SEGA Vintage Collection 2" banner, each game will be sold separately at an as-yet-unknown price point, and has been updated to support high definition visuals, online leaderboards, and, if applicable, online play.
While Gunstar Heroes will hit both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, it appears as if the rest of the titles--Altered Beast, Shinobi, Comix Zone, Phantasy Star 2, Sonic the Hedgehog 3--are currently exclusive to the Xbox Live Arcade, with the final release, Sonic & Knuckles, likewise arriving as an XBLA exclusive later this summer.
Details, screenshots and descriptions of each game follow below:
Gunstar Heroes - June 10 (XBLA), June 11 (PSN) / Online Play
"The classic side scrolling shooter from the SEGA Genesis returns to captivate fans new and old with its non-stop action and cooperative play."
Altered Beast (XBLA) - June 10 / Online Play
"'Rise from your Grave' as the original Genesis launch game is reborn and comes to a new generation of gamers. Battle hordes of undead warriors and monsters as you return to battle in order to save Zeus' daughter Athena."
Shinobi (arcade) (XBLA) - June 10 / No Online
"Battle your way through the 'Ring of Five' as you save hostages with your ninja abilities."
Comix Zone (XBLA) - June 10 / No Online
"The game features an innovative art style that transports players directly into the panels of a comic as they fight their way to save a world from destruction as Sketch Turner. Everything from the speech bubble text, level design, and the revolutionary graphics scream COMIX!"
Phantasy Star 2 (XBLA) - June 10 / No Online
"SEGA's classic RPG which expanded on the success of the first with its epic storyline and battle system."
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (XBLA) - June 10 / Online Play
"The game that introduced Knuckles the Echidna comes to a new generation of gamers as Sonic explores Angel Island and discovers the true power of the Master Emerald. Speed through each level at lightning speeds as either Sonic or Tails as you foil Dr. Eggman's in his new Death Egg station."
Sonic and Knuckles (XBLA) - Late Summer 2009 / Online Play
"Picking up where Sonic the Hedgehog 3 left off, players can now play as Knuckles for the first time. In addition, if players already have Sonic the Hedgehog 3 or Sonic 2 in their library, they will be able to access the lock-on bonus content for each game for the very first time since the days of the SEGA GENESIS! This allows for gamers to play Sonic 2 & 3 as Knuckles!"


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This was last summer's vacation for us father and daughter pair (Raymond & Cynthia 'Shay') - still great memories. Occasional rain spray gives way to this rainbow photographed from our hotel balcony which overlooked the western mountains on Maui.
Maui Rainbow Seen From Hotel Balcony
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"Recasting Degas's Little Dancer"
This half-day symposium on August 1, 1998, featured five short talks on aspects of Degas's Little Dancer Aged Fourteen, examining the sculpture in its social, artistic, and historical contexts. Richard R. Brettell, an authority on late-nineteenth-century French art, moderated. Speakers included Jill DeVonyar-Zansky, independent scholar; Anne Pingeot, Musée d'Orsay, Paris; George T. M. Shackelford, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Douglas Druick, Art Institute of Chicago; and Kathleen Adler, The National Gallery, London.
For more information, contact the Research and Academic Program or call 413-458-0460.