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Azio Downtown
- Address:
229 Peachtree St.
Atlanta, GA 30303Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Azio Downtown
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.aziodowntown.com/
- Phone: 4042220808
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - close,; Saturday & Sunday: 5:00pm - close
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Zachary Smith
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: .
- Private Party Contact: Kevin Kohler 4042220808
A word from Azio Downtown
For more than a decade, Azio Downtown has established itself as a cornerstone to diners in the downtown area. They offer a contemporary interpretation of traditional Italian cuisine in a refined yet casual setting. Offering a stunning ambience, a vast selection of Italian fare and a reputation for great service, Azio Downtown is the perfect option for dining out downtown - lunch or dinner.Continued
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Azio Downtown reviews from OpenTable diners
47 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.9
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (23)great for lunch (15)special occasion (12)fit for foodies (12)neighborhood gem (10)romantic (6)hot spot (6)late-night find (3)notable wine list (2)vibrant bar scene (1)great for outdoor dining (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Great Italian, Great Price downtowndboceanhammockDined on 9/19/2014We were visiting Atlanta for a wedding and there were ten of us who needed to go to dinner. We checked Open Table for a few and a lot were booked but this had 4 stars and had openings. The food was very very good. One of our friends had the Calamari and said it was one of the best preparations of Calamari he has ever had. Another had the spaghetti and meatballs, a huge portion, two people could have had it. The chicken marsala was a hit. The only thing I didn't quite care for was the Carpacci0. Its was only $10.95 and I should have known from that it might not have been prime meat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good restaurant for businessMeetingJAGJRDined on 9/16/2014there were four of us for lunch and, boy, was it crowded and noisy. The service was okay and the food was average, however, the service was good and we received our meals quickly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian food in downtown ATLTakefiveDined on 9/13/2014Azio has a great menu with many interesting and unique items. the pastas are great, as are the pizzas and meat dishes. The veal azio is a unique combination of fresh vegetables and cheese with very tender. My son is an aficionado of hard core red sauce Boston North end pasta dishes and they easily satisfied him with their pasta bolognese. this restaurant is highly recommended in downtown Atlanta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Why have I not eaten here before!HungrytravelerDined on 8/31/2014I come to Atlanta 2-3x a year and have passed by the tinted windows of Azio nearly every time. So when I visited town with my two grown daughters on a very crowded weekend, I did not think of this restaurant when I searched for somewhere on OpenTable that had seats and reasonable prices. We were very happy with the results. Both of my daughters' pasta choices were gigantic and delicious. My pizza was wonderful. We will recommend it highly going forward. Very attentive and charming service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Foodvbteach2Dined on 8/31/2014I love to eat here. I come to Atlanta every year for vacation, and I always make sure I eat here. The service is great, but the food is excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/21/2014Went two nights in a row with customers. Very busy with show in town, but service was prompt and friendly. Food very good and great choices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth the hypeGugliMugliDined on 8/20/2014Visited restaurant for business dinner. Had reservations and were seated promptly. Server was terrible, inattentive and was too busy bad mouthing other patrons while standing in the middle area. I can read lips. The idea for the restaurant is right, but our server failed in execution. Food portions were big, taste was adequate. Our guests expressed a better experience at Pizza Hut!! If casual dining, no attention to detail is the order for the day - you will enjoy Azio.
- Great FoodBigDaddyGDined on 8/12/2014This is probably my favorite place to have lunch. Working downtown for the past 10 years, this is always my first choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JunebugVIPDined on 8/2/2014Either the chefs had a bad day, the waiter was having a bad day, we picked a bad day and/or the previous reviewers were wrong. Was not a good choice.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 7/20/2014Our waiter Joey was awesome. He made the evening. Food was very good and would definitely dine here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food, Sub Par ServiceHungryinatlVIPDined on 7/12/2014We went during a busy market time, we had a reservation and were seated within 5 minutes of arrival. However, we waited 20 minutes to be acknowledged by a waiter who simply asked if we were doing OK. When I told him that we weren't sure if we had a waiter, he began to become very condescending and saccharine in the way he spoke to us. He gave us the specials and recommendations and when I told him that one sounded good, but that I needed shrimp only and not the chicken that it usually came with as well, he assured me that was no problem. I am not sure why I was shocked when it arrived with both shrimp and chicken! I sent it back and was given a replacement relatively quickly. However, there was no compensation made for the mistake!Special Features:
- Great As AlwayslovetocoastDined on 7/12/2014I try to go to Azio every time I'm staying in downtown Atlanta for market. It's always wonderful! Our server, Henry, was great and the food was fantastic, as usual.Special Features:
- Good Food and ServiceByrdVIPDined on 7/11/2014We both had pizza, and they were very good. The portions are very large including the desserts.Special Features:
- good italian downtowndiningoutDined on 7/10/2014We always dine at Azio when in Atlanta for Market. The food is very good and the service is fair for a busy restaurant. Very generous portions and good wine selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tricky finding it, but worthyDbjone2Dined on 6/30/2014the entrance is actually on Andrew Young, so we were really glad our Open Table directions listed the cross street. This restaurant is huge, but the way it is divided feels very intimate. The interior is gorgeous, and the food and service match that. We had been eating out for two weeks in a row, and just wanted fairly predictable pasta. That said, My husband's Bolognese was really unique. He loved it! I ordered the pasta Florentine, and while it was good, it was kind of ordinary. The salad I ordered, on the other hand, was NOT ordinary! The Ensalada Tricolore was superb. Loved the light dressing. We also had calimari, and that was pretty interesting with spicy peppers included.Special Features:
- Solidly good.ChrisDined on 6/30/2014The food at Azio's was perfectly good. I had the pasta bolognese, and it was rich, not hugely memorable, but I was happy to eat it. This was a solid experience. Nothing to write home about, but they were able to accommodate a dinner for 12, and service was attentive and informative.I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesome find!mstev2232Dined on 6/28/2014Azio Downtown was a great find. Excellent food in downtown location. Service was also excellent. Yum!Special Features:
- Great pasta Specials!kallportVIPDined on 6/17/2014The pasta specials are always exciting at Azio's. They always invent something that is tasty and loaded with extras, like shrimp, pork, mushrooms, etc. If you get a chance try it.Special Features:
- Friendly and DeliciousChristineg30Dined on 6/17/2014A group of us recently chose this restaurant for a dinner meeting while we were all in Atlanta for a conference. They gave us a large round table which made it easier for us to talk to one another during the meeting and our server was very attentive the entire time. We all got different entrees and they were all delicious. The portions were perfect and the deserts just set the experience off. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome service!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/14/2014This place was awesome! A 3 girlfriends and I were in town on a get away trip, we found this place online and had noticed it while walking around the downtown area. Decided one night to go here for one of the girls' birthday. We made reservations, as we didn't know how busy it would be. We walked there as it wasn't far from our hotel, and lucky for us, it wasn't busy at all! We were seated right away and were given our choice of table :) Our waiter was extremely attentive, friendly and nice! The food and wine were very good and reasonably priced! I would definitely return to Azio Downtown again and would recommend to it friends!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- pretty goodhappyfoodieDined on 6/11/2014Food wasn't the best but wasn't the worst. All of the food items that we ordered were pretty bland. But nice quiet place and great service!Special Features:
- The following 419 reviews are from the Azio Downtown reviews archive.
- What a great find!phillyfamilyVIPDined on 5/15/2014We took our three kids there for an unexpectedly late dinner, possibly expecting a disaster of a meal. Instead, the staff made it a wonderful experience! They found pens and paper for the kids to draw, they chatted with them when they finished eating ahead of us, and they brought them complimentary desserts...which made their night! Our food was superb (especially the bruschetta), and they had my favorite Zinfandel on the wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- vacation stop overwoodsDined on 5/3/2014food, atmosphere was food noise level was high but only because of proms. waiter was upmost pleasant and attentive. great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was amazingBadServiceGoodFoodDined on 5/3/2014The food was really really good, but one thing that really messed everything for my experience was the fact that the entire time we were there the waiter only showed up one time throughout the entire meal and that was when he took our order. I had to get up and ask another waiter for a refill for my water several times. I also had to go up to another waiter to tell them I was ready to pay, but right when I did he came up for me to pay and tip. Needless to say he didn't receive much tip. The food was amazing and I would love to eat there again, but that waiter needs to be fired. I saw him time and time again go to every single table several times to see if they needed anything and refill their drinks and yet never even looked at my table.Special Features:
- Great as always!SouthernAgendaDined on 4/30/2014I attend Americasmart several times a year and ALWAYS plan on at least one evening at AZIO. I can count on a nice glass of wine, a crisp wedge salad, and other wonderful fresh plates. Service is always friendly and knowledgeable. I was thrilled to find an easy way to make a reservation this trip too. Thanks Azio!!!Special Features:
- Lunch timeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/22/2014Our team celebrated Administrative Professional day by taking our Administrative Assistant to lunch. Azio's was an easy choice and they were readdy for us when we arrived for our reservation. The meal was delicious and we were in a quiet area so we could easily enjoy conversation. Our waiter was courteous and very attentive. ThanksSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very suprisedOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/19/2014This was my first time at Azio's Downtown. I have often seen it but just passed by. I decided to try it and was suprised. Alot of choices, the server made some suggestions and our order came quickly. The food was very good. I will be back to try somthing defferent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingNancyDined on 4/12/2014The server was not knowledgeable, and not apologetic for serving the wrong wine and then double billing for the replacement. Food was ordinary at best. An Italian restaurant that doesn't serve cappucino. This place has gone downhill. Its only advantage is that it's close to the downtown hotels.
- A little disappointed...OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/11/2014I have heard about Azio forever and tried if for my son's birthday dinner. They seemed very unorganized, even from the moment we arrived. Waited 10 minutes to speak to someone...and there was only one party ahead of us. Waiter was running around like the evening was chaotic but the restaurant wasn't even half full. Made the evening a little uncomfortable. The food was average at best. Even the bread that was served as we were seated seemed very institutional. No flavor, pretty boring. Cool place, food and service are not worth the price. And it's not very expensive.
- Maybe it was a bad night?DaveincincyVIPDined on 4/8/2014Business dinner for 7 One person ordered the seafood pasta special and had to return it TWICE because the pasta was cold. To their credit, they comp'd dessert, but I still ended up paying for that entre
- Consistently deliciousdeac84Dined on 3/29/2014Azio's has been a favorite dining spot for our annual trip to the Hinman Dental Meeting in Atlanta. I love their pasta dishes and try a new one almost every year. The Spaghetti Rustica is one of my favorites, mixing a mildly spicy sausage with the red sauce and noodles. Great pizza and the chicken Marsala is to die for. Enjoy!!Special Features:
- Great authentic Italian foodJerryDined on 3/28/2014THis is authentic Italian food from someone who is full blooded Italian. The prices are quite reasonable and the service is good. Reservations not required, but I recommend making them just in case there is a big crowd.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious and good serviceKMurphyDined on 3/28/2014We were in town for a conference 2 years ago and ate at Azio. We had a great experience then and decided to go back and it did not disappoint! Great Italian food and great ambience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service, good food.SingerDined on 3/21/2014Our waiter at Azio's was great. He came to us right away and we received everything very quickly. The food was very good, reasonably priced. Our reservation was on Friday night at 5:45, the restaurant wasn't crowded at that time. Glad we went!Special Features:
- Sweaty ServerOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 3/18/2014The food was good but service was very slow. The worst point was our server was sweating profusely. There was concern his sweat would drip in our food - yuck!I would recommend this to a friend.
- They do Italian just fine in ATL!26pt2runnerVIPDined on 3/17/2014We enjoyed Azio. It can be expensive but we were in the mood for pasta and that side of the menu is quite reasonably priced. The food was good, service was efficient if a little indifferent. The wine list is average, but nicely selected. I would definately return the next time I visit Atlanta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian food downtown AtlantaLuv2goDined on 3/15/2014Just a block way from the Ritz Carlton and Westin hotels is a great Italian restaurant. The food and wine was very good as were the desserts. I had the veal picatta and my wife has salmon. Both very tasty and not over-cooked. Will definitely go back. One suggestion to the restaurant: bring in a nicer bourbon selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prom 2014!SamanthaDined on 3/15/2014Myself and a group of friends found this restaraunt and thought it would be a great choice for our senior prom! All in all I give it five stars! We walked through the door and were immediately welcomed, our waiter was awesome! Great food and a great time, made a great start to our perfect prom night!!!! Thanks again!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian place downtown AtlfiftiesdeanDined on 3/6/2014Good food, unique pasta dishes. They were able to make custom order dishes as well. This is a great Italian restaurant in area littered with national chains.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meal, very good serviceRSBDinerDined on 3/6/2014I would dine here again. Picked it based on cuisine and location. Great find. All 4 of us enjoyed our meals.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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I did the entire procedure as shown in message 2 but I still get the "Autodesk Design Review 2011 (0x643 Internal Error)" message after it tries installing for a few moments.
Interestingly, none of the registry keys that I was supposed to delete were present.
Windows XP pro 2002 SP3.
Mickey Morgan
I followed the suggestion to remove the Microsoft Visualbasic programs but Design review put them back and the installation failed again.
I bailed and went to 2010 which is still an upgrade from where I was previously. That installation worked. I'll wait until the 2012 version as I don't want to spend more time on 2011.
Very helpful post. My Design Review 2011 install was failing and uninstalling Design Review 2008 was throwing a "Fatal Error." The first set of instructions didn't help, but the second "complete removal" procedure did.
thanks much.
Same here, on Vista Business X64 (german). Tried everything but this **** thing just won't install. (Why am I not surprised?)
Error 1603
major install issue.
When I went to install design review 2011 (upgrade reccomended from the program itself) everything went fine till the very end of the install where it crashed, I've attached the install log.
At this point I cannot install Design Review 2011, or 2010 (screen shots of the errors I get when I try to do 2010 attached).
I need this program to markup window layouts for work, and without it am basically stuck.
It seems that the registry key are locked, and I can't even access them to delete or remove. Help?
If you are not able to delete the keys, then you are trying to install as a user that is not an admin.
Must be admin to install.
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Enjoy a new movie every night during the week of Feb. 4 for our Black History Month Film Series.
Feb. 4: African American Lives -- Features Henry Louis Gates guiding eleven other African Americans on a search for their ancestry while exploring the history of African Americans from the Middle Passage and slavery to the early 20th century. 2008, Not Rated. 240 minutes.
Feb. 5: Daughters of the Dust -- The story of a large African-American family as they prepare to move North from the Sea Islands off the coast of Georgia at the dawn of the 20th century. 1991, Not Rated. 114 minutes.
Feb. 6: The Color Purple -- The heart-wrenching story of a young black girl in the early 20th century who's forced into a brutal marriage and separated from her sister. 1985, Not Rated. 154 minutes.
Feb. 7: Their Eyes Were Watching God -- A drama set in the 1920s, where free-spirited Janie Crawford's search for happiness leads her through several different marriages, challenging the mores of her small town. 2005, TV-14. 113 minutes.
Feb. 8: Malcolm X -- Screen version of the life of Malcolm X, who through his religious conversion to Islam, found the strength to rise up from a criminal past to become an influential civil rights leader. 1992, PG-13. 201 minutes.
Feb. 9: The Murder of Emmett Till -- Accounts the murder of fourteen-year-old, Emmett Till, in Mississippi, in 1955. 2003, Not Rated. 60 minutes.


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SCOTT ROTHKOPF: Play-Doh is a deceptively simple sculpture. I say "deceptive," because it's one of the most technically challenging objects in the entire exhibition, and one that Koons has been working on for twenty years, and completed, in fact, just in June.
The idea for this work originally came about out of a mound of Play-Doh that his son, Ludwig, made. Koons talks about his interest in this object being the freedom that the child had to express himself.
That he didn't know the rules of art making, or sculpture, and made something quite beautiful. What's ironic, of course, is that on the one hand this is an abstract sculpture, because it's just a lumpen mound. But on the other hand, it's not abstract at all because it's a perfect depiction of this initial gesture. A depiction, in fact, so perfect that it took twenty years to create.
If you look closely at this object, you see the crustiness. You see the cracks in the surface. You see all of the incredible detail of this mound of Play-Doh that was blown up to a monumental size. The way that it was ultimately achieved was through a casting in metal, and then painting each part.
What's quite amazing about this sculpture structurally is that each of the separate colors that you see is, in fact, a separate piece of metal, a separate cast. It is put together one piece at a time, in a stack. The largest pieces that you see at the bottom, are continuous all the way through.


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QUÉBEC CITY, Canada - Americans continued to thrive across the border, with Christina McHale and Alexa Glatch becoming the third and fourth US players into the final eight of the Bell Challenge in Québec City, Canada.
At night, McHale and Glatch bested Québecois players, McHale beating Valérie Tétreault, 64 63, and Glatch defeating Stéphanie Dubois, 75 62.
"I knew the crowd would be behind her, but that it would be nothing against me," McHale said. "I knew she was playing well, so I just tried to play solidly and use my forehand. I just had to focus on myself and my game."
Glatch lost three games in a row from 4-2 up in the first set but regrouped well, winning the next five games in a row to lead, 75 20. She didn't let up.
"I like playing here in front of a big crowd," Glatch told reporters after the match. "The surface suits me well. Stéphanie made me work for it."
With Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Melanie Oudin making it into the quarters on Wednesday, this will be the first time in three and a half years that four Americans have made the final eight at a Sony Ericsson WTA Tour event. The last time it happened was at Memphis, also indoors, in February 2007.
Earlier in the day, No.8 seed Sofia Arvidsson and qualifier Tamira Paszek grabbed quarterfinal berths. Arvidsson, a former finalist here, recovered after blowing a 5-1 first set lead to beat Mirjana Lucic, 57 64 62, and Tamira Paszek beat Jill Craybas, conqueror of No.2 seed Aravane Rezai, 63 62.
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Pesky Fleahopper Is Here To Stay
Let's go ahead and make it official. The fleahopper deserves some respect in today's often unfair pecking order of cotton insect pests. Why? Because if a farmer produces cotton outside Texas, Arkansas or Oklahoma, he probably doesn't know enough about this cotton insect pest to appreciate it.
On the flip side of that statement is the fact that the fleahopper is alive and well in Texas and to a lesser extent in Arkan-sas and Oklahoma. The situation isn't likely to change anytime soon either.
This tiny insect can lull a cotton farmer to sleep and appear to be non-existent. Then, without a warning, it can wreak havoc on cotton during the first three weeks of squaring.
This pest is easy to kill, and it requires little management during years when its numbers are low. But that still doesn't eliminate it as a serious insect pest to cotton.
The statistics reflect the unpredictable nature and behavior of the fleahopper. For example, in 2009, it only reduced yields across Texas by 4,000 bales. But, in 2007, the state's producers lost 108,000 bales to the same pest.
"It is one of those pests that producers know can cost them a lot," says Texas AgriLife Extension entomologist Chris Sansone of San Angelo. "They want to manage it, but there are definitely years when it doesn't need any management."
Regional Differences
Compounding a producer's strategy is the fact that the fleahopper behaves differently across Texas. This situation is due, in part, to the varying environments in each of the state's production regions.
Sansone also points to recent research conducted on the fleahopper that shows it is a more serious pest in the eastern part of Texas as opposed to the western region.
"The fleahoppers in the eastern part of the state are better at going into cotton," he says. "In West Texas, they don't seem to like cotton as much. This year the potential for outbreaks, however, increased in the western part of the state because above normal winter rains increased wild host plants for the fleahopper."
Sansone also says that some genetic traits in the fleahopper can cause behavioral differences. The fleahoppers in West Texas move into the cotton field, feed, cause some damage and then move out of the cotton. Conversely, in East Texas, they move into the cotton fields and stay there.
Recent genetic research on the fleahopper is a collaborative project funded by the Texas State Support committee and includes Dr. Raul Medina and Dr. Megha Parajulee with AgriLife Re-search as well as Dr. Charles Suh of USDA-ARS. Apurba Barman is the graduate student conducting the studies.
The threshold numbers for fleahoppers also vary across the state. In East Texas, the numbers average 10 to 15 fleahoppers per 100 plants. In West Texas, it's higher at 20 to 25 per 100 plants.
Fleahoppers Love Texas
Another unusual feature of this insect is how it confines its serious damage to Texas. Oklahoma and Arkansas can have occasional fleahopper damage, but outbreaks hinge on how many wild hosts exist in any given year.
Fleahopper numbers in California never reach high levels, according to Sansone. And he says Louisiana does not really have to pay attention to the pest. Other parts of the Mid-South and Southeast never report serious damage from fleahoppers.
Sansone says producers in his state have had good success with early season applications of Orthene, acephate, Intruder and Centric.
"When you have a lot of spring and winter rains, you'll have a lot of wild hosts for this pest," Sansone says. "Farmers need to be very timely with insecticide applications."
Still A Major Pest
• Check out wild hosts.
• Inspect neighboring fields.
• Monitor plant's first squares.
• Do extensive scouting.
• React quickly.
• Spray at threshold numbers.
Echoing these comments is veteran Texas AgriLife Extension entomologist Roy Parker in Corpus Christi. He agrees with Sansone that the fleahopper is the major cotton insect pest in Texas now that the boll weevil has been nearly eradicated.
But he says the fleahopper was a major pest even before the boll weevil was eradicated.
"I can promise you that this pest did not come along just because we stopped spraying for the boll weevil," says Parker. "And even if it doesn't get a lot of respect in other states, farmers in Texas certainly respect it."
Parker and his fellow entomologists have done extensive research on fleahoppers. Some of their research indicates that if left untreated, cotton infested with fleahoppers can experience a 200-pound loss in yields.
Apparently, rainfall in the Coastal Bend is a key indicator of how serious the fleahopper problem can be. According to historical weather data, when traveling from Corpus Christi to Houston, the average rainfall level increases an inch for every 10 miles traveled.
Anytime there is extensive rain, it enhances the possibilities for wild hosts to spread in the region, according to Parker.
He says farmers in his region recognize that the fleahopper is a major pest. The problem is that some producers have opted to implement automatic sprayings every season without any scouting.
"When I heard that, it made me madder than an old wet hen," says Parker. "That goes against all Integrated Pest Management practices. We know the threshold levels for this pest, and it's about 15 fleahoppers per 100 plants. That is your key when treating for this pest."
Aggressive Approach
• 1.1 million acres infested in 2009
• 404,085 acres treated in 2009
• 4,259 bales lost in 2009
• 108,000 bales lost in 2007
Producer Doug Wilde of San Angelo, Texas, has a reputation for being proactive in his management techniques. And that is exactly how he approaches controlling fleahoppers.
Wilde, who farms with his father John, applies Temik early and can get about four to six weeks of activity. He will then follow that up with a Roundup application and a Roundup-Orthene mix. If there is an additional need, he'll go with a shot of Trimax.
"If you're not watching for the fleahopper problem, you can lose a lot of early season squares," says Wilde. "Those first bolls are your money bolls, and you don't want to lose any of them."
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Facial nerve palsy in children can come from a variety of causes, some congenital and some acquired in nature.
Congenital facial nerve palsy is defined as palsy of the 7th cranial nerve that is present at birth or that occurs shortly afterward. It is believed to result from birth trauma, intrauterine posture, intrauterine compression, or congenital aplasia of the facial nerve nucleus. This can occur as an isolated abnormality or, less commonly, as part of a syndromic condition such as:
The most recent estimate of the incidence of congenital facial palsy in the United States was found to be 2.1 per 1,000 live births.
Facial nerve palsy can also be acquired later in development, as a result of trauma, stroke, tumor surgery, Bell's palsy, Lyme disease, herpes zoster infection, or other inflammatory conditions. Although some of these patients may undergo spontaneous recovery, the recovery is often incomplete. Faulty or incomplete regeneration of the damaged facial nerve can result in paresis (slight paralysis) or synkinesis (involuntary facial movements), and can leave these patients with abnormal or even distorted facial motion.
Whether congenital or acquired, facial nerve dysfunction can cause significant functional and social problems for affected children. The inability to generate normal facial motion, including the essential act of smiling, can be psychologically debilitating. In addition to facial animation, these patients can have difficulty with feeding, swallowing, chewing, speaking, and closing their eyes (which can lead to acquired eye disease).
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am i the only one who still doesn't see where/how/whatever kurt supposedly changed himself for blaine or…
how did kurt change himself i do not see it
Okay, in order for you to understand this, you NEED to take off your shipper goggles, or else you're just wasting my time and I could be sleeping right now. You said explain it so don't get butthurt. Just a pre-warning.
Kurt makes exceptions for Blaine that he wouldn't for others. Kurt has always been a self confident person… "you think I shouldn't do this or that? Fuck you, I'm going to do it anyways" kind of attitude. His self confidence has gone down hill. Blaine told him to put his hands down and he complied. He gave up his solos, his spotlight, something that he would never do, he used to bitch about that to Rachel all the time. When he finally took a stand Blaine conveniently told him that he liked him and Kurt sat down again. You can see it in the scene of Pav's death - Kurt is so sad that they lost Sectionals and Blaine shrugs it off and tells him they've gt each other and Kurt doesn't say anything. Winning was more important to him. He's putting a guy first before his goals - he wanted to go to New York. Blaine is basically saying that he's more important than that goal, and Kurt says nothing. Kurt says nothing most of the time - Blaine tells him he's not good and being sexy and Kurt complies and doesn't stick up for himself, which is what old Kurt would have done. Old Kurt would have said, "You don't think I'm sexy? Fuck you, I know I'm sexy. You don't know what you're missing out on" instead of "Oh Blaine, teach me so you can find me attractive." Blaine brings up Kurt's mom in a really disrespectful way and Kurt still says nothing. Every time Kurt does stick up for himself, Blaine makes him feel bad for it - the entire Rachel thing - and for the most part the Klaine fanbase agrees with Blaine, which makes it even worst.
Klaine is generally a horrible message to send to gay kids. Kurt should have never transferred to Dalton… what about those gay teens out there in the world who just received a death threat from their tormentors? Do you think they have the option of running away to some private school? They don't. Glee should have showed them how to deal with that, instead of having their main gay role model run away with his tail in between his legs and opt to follow around some boy for the next 10 episodes who doesn't reciprocate his feelings until he sees him crying. Then sudden he "moves" Blaine. Oh okay. You couldn't find him attractive when he's happy? No, Kurt's attractive to Blaine when he's sad because the entire point of Klaine is making Kurt feel less about himself, and sacrificing himself, at the expense of "love."
Pavarotti is a metaphor for Kurt. For Kurt's individuality. When Kurt starts to peruse Blaine, Pav is molting - he's getting new feathers - Kurt's new personality. Klaine gets together in the same episode this bird dies… you figure out what that means.
Just gonna leave this right here.
I'm glad someone else found that remark about Kurt's mother in bad taste too.
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This is a post of some of the still lifes I found on my computer. Still lifes are really helpful when you're trying to learn how to draw. I'll be honest and say that they can be boring to do, but you can really learn a lot. I've done a handful of them, but these are the ones I was able to find. The media for each still life is watercolor, acrylic paint, graphite pencil, and colored pencil respectively. I built the graphite and colored pencil still lifes. The colored pencil still life was a "personal still life" with objects that belonged to me. I pulled 7 hours in one night trying to finish it on time, but I couldn't use my hand to write down any notes for school for about 2 days because it hurt so bad. -_-'


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|Journal of The Electrochemical Society 159 (2012) D148-D154
|Monte Carlo Simulation of Ion-Exchange Response of Copper Sulfide Ion Selective Electrode for Metal Pollutant Detection
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|The present work aims at studying the potentiometric response of an ion-selective electrode. The target material is a copper sulfide (CuS) thin film designed for the detection of Cu+2 ions in solutions. The electrode is prepared by mean of an electrochemical deposition of copper sulfide on a silicon substrate. The Cu+2 response is then studied and a near Nernstian behavior of this electrode is observed in the range of pCu 6-1. In order to quantitatively explain the exchange process behind the Cu+2 response, a stochastic computational method is established to explain the potentiometric response of the copper sulfide sensors that can be used for water pollutant detection. The numerical scheme is based on Monte Carlo simulation of ion exchange between the solution and the CuS membrane surface. The probability of this Cu+2 -ion exchange is implemented as the main factor, which governs the variation of the electrode potential vs. the Cu+2 concentration in the solution. Three characteristics of the detection response are studied, namely the detection threshold, the slope and the saturation concentration. The model validation is achieved by predicting the Nernstian behavior for the studied CuS sensor and by comparing the obtained results with data from the literature dealing with Cu+2 detection.
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DALLAS (AP) — A Dallas woman who beat her 2-year-old daughter and glued the toddler's hands to a wall because she was struggling with potty training was sentenced Friday to 99 years in prison.
Family members in the courtroom sobbed loudly as the judge announced Elizabeth Escalona's punishment. Escalona pleaded guilty in July to felony injury to a child, but her mother and sister had asked the court for leniency on her behalf.
Dallas County prosecutor Eren Price said the 23-year-old mother of five had not taken responsibility for her actions.
"Elizabeth lies to hide the evil," Price said.
Escalona's other children told authorities that their mother attacked Jocelyn Cedillo in September 2011 due to potty training problems. Police say she kicked her daughter in the stomach, beat her with a milk jug, then stuck her hands to an apartment wall with an adhesive commonly known as Super Glue.
Jocelyn suffered bleeding in her brain, a fractured rib, multiple bruises and bite marks, and was in a coma for a couple of days, a doctor testified at the sentencing hearing. Some skin had been torn off her hands, where doctors also found glue residue and white paint chips from the apartment wall.
"On Sept. 7, 2011, you savagely beat your child to the edge of death," State District Judge Larry Mitchell said. "For this you must be punished."
Jocelyn has since recovered and her grandmother now cares for her along with Elizabeth Escalona's four other children, including a baby born this year.
Prosecutors portrayed Escalona as an unfit mother with a history of violence. They played recordings in which Escalona as a teenager threatened to kill her mother. They said she had been a gang member and that she started smoking marijuana at age 11.
"Only a monster glues her daughter's hands to the wall," Price said during the hearing.
Escalona asked for leniency, telling the judge she was no longer the monster who committed the attack. "I will never forgive myself for what I did to my own daughter," she said.
Escalona had faced from probation to life in prison. Prosecutors initially sought a 45-year sentence, but during closing arguments Price said she wanted Escalona to be sentenced to life in prison.
Defense attorney Angie N'Duka repeated that Escalona was not a monster and that she was deserving of probation or a short sentence.
"She is no monster. She can be redeemed. She can be helped," N'Duka said during closing arguments.
N'Duka said Escalona asked, "What about my children?" after the sentence was announced.
Price said Escalona will be eligible for parole in 30 years. N'Duka said she plans to appeal.
Escalona's family has acknowledged their dismay and anger following the attack, but her sister and her mother nonetheless asked the judge for leniency.
A counselor, Melanie Davis, testified that her sessions with Escalona indicated the young mother loved all of her children and that she would benefit from more counseling. Davis said Escalona has set herself the short-term goal of finding a job and the long-term aim of getting her children back.
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kevin 1 year, 11 months ago
That is more jail time than a drug king. Where is justice in this country? 99 yrs for this is absurd.


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Though not perfect for everyone, the purse-like Mobile Edge Monaco is a laptop bag that's both stylish and functional.
As its name suggests, the Mobile Edge SecurePack is a backpack that's been designed with one goal in mind: keeping your stuff secure.