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Radio frequency chipmakers RF Micro Devices will buy peer TriQuint Semiconductor for about $1.6 billion in an all-stock deal to create a company that could better compete in selling chips to mobile-handset makers.
RF Micro Devices CEO Bob Bruggeworth discusses the deal to purchase TriQuint Semiconductor for $1.6 billion.
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Floating elements inside block objects using CSS
This example shows how to fix the problem with a div containing a ul with floated list items, resulting in the ul element being 0 pixels high (i.e., not visible.)
In the following code there is a div-containing-list with a ul containing three elements floated left. The background of the div-containing-list is green, and the li elements have a black dashed outline.

First item in the list

Second (longer) item in the list

Last item in the list

.div-containing-list {
background: green;
padding: 1em 0;
.div-containing-list ul {
padding: 0;
margin: 0;
.list-horizontal li {
float: left;
outline: 0.0625em dashed black;
list-item: none;
list-style-type: none;
.list-horizontal.three-piece li {
width: 33.33%; /* Note: here you need enough decimals! */
The problem: how can we easily make the background area and fill it so that the area is covered by the floated elements? Note also that there might be a p element which would attach to the middle element which is two lines long.
The problem has a variation where the width of the li element is not restricted.

First item in the list, which is of great length.

Second item in the list, which is of great length also.

Last item in the list, which is of great length too.

According to some guides, you should always set the height of lists containing floated list items. However, this prevents the background from filling the whole area of li elements, if the li elements change to be two lines high instead of one.
In the following, the div-containing-list also has a full-stop-div, which has maximum (100%) width, 0 height, and clear: both style definitions.

First item in the list

Second (longer) item in the list

Last item in the list

.div-containing-list .full-stop-div {
width: 100%;
height: 0px;
clear: both;
Since this new div must be included inside the div-containing-list, and since clear: both places it below the floated elements, the background of the div-containing-list is expanded to contain it and thus also the list items.
The full-stop-div also fixes the variation of the problem:
Another solution
You could also try placing three elements in a row using the display: inline-block CSS definition, but in this case the spaces between the elements would matter, and you would either have to comment the spaces out or write the whole HTML definition of the list in one line, without any spaces.

First item in the list

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.list-horizontal-inline-block li {
display: inline-block;
outline: 0.0625em dashed black;
list-item: none;
list-style-type: none;
.list-horizontal-inline-block.three-piece li {
width: 33.33%;
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Do you slice your longer shots? If so, you aren't releasing the club through the hitting area, which is when the club is hip-high before contact to hip-high afterward.
Without the proper and aggressive release, your distance and accuracy will suffer and so will you.
In a good swing, release happens naturally, through centrifugal force. The club head gets heavier, in effect, as the momentum increases, forcing the wrists to uncock and the forearms to rotate freely.
Most of you don't release the club naturally therefore, you must create it through feel or thought.
Here's an easy-to-remember way to hit through the ball and release the club. Try to touch your left forearm with your right forearm as you hit the ball. Keep the arms as soft and relaxed as possible and rotate them as fast as you can. Your forearms probably won't actually touch, but trying will aid a better release. Work on it until you can consistently make the ball draw or hook.
Almost every great player went through a spell of hooking the ball early in his career. Ben Hogan comes readily to mind, Gary Player being another. Both were small in stature, which forced them to find distance through technique. Once hooking the ball was developed, they learned to refine the hook into a more reliable draw or fade. The point is, they "over-cooked" the release at first to achieve the hooking pattern, then made the proper adjustments to bring the hook under control.
When I'm teaching new players, I try to get them to hook the ball as soon as possible. I tell them, "We ain't cookin' until it's hookin'."
If you make the toe of the club pass the heel through the ball, you'll be delivering a strong offensive blow instead of a timid, defensive one.
Look at the swing as a mirror image, halfway back and halfway through. The right elbow hinges on the back swing, the left elbow hinges on the through swing. Most slicers of the ball have both arms, but especially the left arm, really tight or stiff at contact, leaving the clubface wide open.
Remember, "tight arms won't rotate, rotating arms won't tighten."
Let me offer a couple of drills to aid your development of a strong release, both of which can be enhanced by using a short, heavy club, such as a sand wedge.
Grip the club and extend your arms at chest level and make "baseball" like swings back and forth. On the back swing, feel the back of your left hand face the sky. On the through swing, feel it face the ground. Do this several times daily, keeping the arms as relaxed as possible.
To further enhance the arm release, try holding the club with a cross-hand or left-hand low grip, making movements as in a golf swing (you should be very aware of the left elbow hinge as the club passes through the hitting area.)
Over time, your arms will get the message to stay light and rotate freely.
Once you have a reliable release, you'll have a reliable golf game that really "cooks."
Yours for better golf.
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We are trying to get pregnant. I went off the Pill about two months ago, and I have not had a menstrual cycle since then. For a couple of days I had a colored discharge. Could this be a menstrual cycle? Is it still possible to conceive if my regular menstrual cycle has not come back?
Yes, it's possible to conceive before a real period, assuming you ovulate.
Generally, a menstrual cycle (bleeding) happens only after you ovulate. If you fail to ovulate (it's often delayed after being on the Pill), you can have some dysfunctional bleeding, which could look like what you had. Give it some time. If you're not cycling normally in another month, check with your healthcare provider. I usually give such disorder a good three months to straighten out.


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Dustin Hoffman has waded into the debate over American gun control laws by accusing movie directors of desensitizing audiences with a "fraudulent" depiction of real life violence and discriminating against actors who refuse to use firearms onscreen.
"The Graduate" star has spoken out in the aftermath of the devastating shooting at Connecticut's Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown on December 14, when 20 young children and six adults were gunned down. The atrocity prompted calls for U.S. politicians to tighten the country's firearms laws to prevent another rampage, and also sparked debate over whether gun violence on the big screen is linked to the high number of shootings in America.
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Hoffman insists he has always hated handling weapons onscreen and has only carried guns in a few of his movie roles, including "Straw Dogs," "Hook"and "Little Big Man," as he feels filmmakers shouldn't use violence to thrill viewers. The actor reveals his hatred of firearms began in the 1960s when a theatre colleague threatened to shoot him in a dispute over work.
"I have always felt passionate about the fact that the audience is identifying (with movie violence) in a very fraudulent way ... I don't find anything interesting about a gun. A gun is there to threaten or kill," he told NPR. "I don't think people understand what it's like to have a gun pointed at you. When it happened to me (it was) after Kennedy (U.S. President John F. Kennedy) had just been assassinated. I was in Boston. I remember thinking, 'I'm going to take a hit' and every second you are feeling the bullet go straight through you ... You're in immediate shock. I've never forgotten that feeling... It was a guy who was part of a theatre company on the producing end ... He came out and pointed this gun..."
Hoffman is convinced many filmakers use shooting scenes to bolster the plot because "the script is lacking," and don't convey the true horror of real life violence because "a gun is rarely used in film in a way that it feels like in life. It's simplified into being a cartoon experience."
He also fears actors are pushed into violent roles because their career will suffer if they refuse to handle weapons onscreen, adding, "If you are not holding a gun, and that is something I have always refused to do, then suddenly this person who was always offered leading roles, suddenly gets offered supporting parts then you ... start getting offered cameos..."
Fellow actor Denzel Washington recently admitted he will be choosing his movie roles more carefully in the aftermath of the Connecticut shooting, but both Arnold Schwarzenegger and Samuel L. Jackson have spoken out to insist movie violence has no correlation with real life issues.
I am a gun owner, for my family and my protection; however, I DO agree with Mr. Hoffman. It isn't only the movies but the games too that desensitize our society. When kids see actors killed off in several movies I think it teaches them that guns (and death) aren't real ... or at least it makes it harder for them to relate to what is and isn't real.
This is one of the arguements that can go on and on because not only is it Hollywood's and Sony's responsibility but it is also the parents who must monitor what their children watch and educate them on what is fact and fiction. I am not a Hillary Clinton fan but she was so right when she said it takes a village to raise a child. When the whole neighborhood was watching us, when I was growing up, you watched how you interacted and the things you did and said because someone was going to tell Momma! Now-a-days, others will tell you to mind your own damn business. Our downfall and we can thank Dr. Spock and others with crazy ideas that told our children, "You didn't ask to be here" which helped take authority away from parents. See, it goes on and on. Our problems are way bigger than just guns in Hollywood but at least it would be a start if they stopped glamorizing gun usage. It has to start somewhere.
It's all starts in the home people! Don't go giving me this crap about someone in the past having a loving home and then they just went berserk. I don't buy into that B.S.! There are way to many homes where children, husbands and wives are in a MORALLY correct way of living among themselves that prove otherwise. If one or the other goes awry then you can bet you last dollar that something within the family structure wasn't as it needed to be. Families (and all Americans in general) are turning their backs on God, the pledge of allegiance, honor, their given word, spending time together in prayer, to the point that the home structure is turning into a festering cess pool of individuals who no longer know right from wrong because their moral compass has become eschewed. You want to turn America around then people start turning your families values back around first. That will spread out into our governments and then and only then will things start changing.
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The names should surprise no one: Bingham. American Fork. Jordan. Alta.
It's a regular South Valley powerhouse powwow in the Class 5A baseball tournament — one that will resume Tuesday at Salt Lake Community College, a day after one-loss bracket games. Expect big things from some programs that know each other very well, and some that have axes to grind.
No one has more drive than American Fork, which watched its championship dreams washed away by Bingham last season in the title game.
"Last year was last year, and our kids get that," American Fork coach Jarod Ingersol says. "But they are very motivated. Against Davis, we got down a run, but our guys showed some resilience."
One thing both Region 4 teams, Bingham and American Fork, feature is ace pitching. The Miners and Cavemen held their tournament opponents to six combined runs through two rounds. Bingham boasts Brady Lail and Connor Williams, two Pac-12 prospects; senior BYU signee Blake Brailsford leads American Fork's rotation.
Jordan and Alta also have some arms, but their performances in the tournament have been defined by their bats. The Region 3 powers have combined for 54 runs in the first two rounds, and four players have hit home runs.
Other teams to watch in the one-loss bracket include Davis, which boasts ace Zac Fuller, and Taylorsville, which will count on the dynamic Carroll twins.
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"I think there's a lot of great coaches up here, and kids are pretty competitive in Cache Valley with those schools being so close together," he says. "I think our region matches up well with others in the state."
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Gone with friends to the UFO convention,
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Hitchcock would really have enjoyed this gig.
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In seconds, what should have been an exciting and amazing time in Boston turned into a tragedy. In Tampa, we are known for several big races, including the Gasparilla Distance Classic.
Many people are now wondering how the devastation in Boston could change races across the country, and the director of Gasparilla's race says there's no doubt races will now change forever.
The blasts were only about 100 yards apart - knocking spectators and runners to the ground. Some people ran for cover - others ran to help the injured.
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"At about 2:55 p.m. our phones just started blowing up from people making sure we were OK and let us know what was going on," Executive Director Susan Harmeling said. "And as Gasparilla's race director - it set me back for a couple of minutes because of what we might face going forward. This has forever changed the scene and feeling of the running event."
Harmeling also said yesterday's tragic events will likely mean more security for all races. However, at the same time, there will never be a way to secure an entire race, she said.
"It's virtually impossible to secure 26.2 miles of roadway from something like this," said Harmeling, who noted the Gasparilla race used to be a full marathon. "I think the bigger issue is … to make sure we're prepared if something like this happens. We will always defer to the Tampa Police Department and what they recommend in terms of security."
Local police were praised for how they handled the Republican National Convention. Assistant Police Chief John Bennett agreed it's very difficult handling outdoor events, but he said you have to take marathons one-tenth of a mile at a time.
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The first minute or so was another soap. Broadcast error.
At the ranch, Nikki asks Victor why he is so bothered by that woman (Genevieve). Because she and Jack Abbot stole Beauty of Nature from me.
Jack is at home, talking on the phone with Kyle. He thanks him for his good wishes. Billy comes in his tuxedo, asking Jack why he is not dressed. Jack's going to get dressed at the church. Billy thinks Gen is awesome, giving Jack a sports car as a gift. Jack says his bride is full of surprise and he is the luckiest man in the world.
At Lily & Cane's, Cane is ranting about the fact that his Mom is FMN Forget Me Not. He feels that Jack is being betrayed and he's going to do something about it. Lily says that he doesn't know that for sure, but he is already out the door.
At Gen's mausoleum, Tracy and Ashley sip tea and Gen thanks them for their gifts. Gen's a bit distracted. Ashley wonders if Gen is worried about her housekeeper. Yes, Myrna is missing, she says and the police think she is somehow related to Diane's murder.
Paul and Ronan are at the station wondering how Myrna is tied to the case. The national ID check came back empty. So she must be using an alias. Ronan wonders how she is connected to Diane. Paul can think of one person who might have answers.
Patty's in her shed, talking to herself. Adam bursts in and Patty asks him what he wants. He heard that people are looking for Gen's housekeeper and he knew she'd be hiding there. Is that a gun, he asks her.
Tucker is at CLs, leaving a voice message for Ashley. He wants her to meet him at CLs. Abby and Vicki come in. Abby's looking forward to the wedding and like Gen's. She's always backed her up at work and has fabulous taste. Vicki's distracted thinking about BofN. She feels sorry for her dad.
So you think Jack and Gen worked together to get BofN, Nicki asks Victor. He stops to take a phone call and Nikki sneaks out.
Gen asks Ashley and Tracy if Jack has spoken to them about how he feels not winning BofN. Her doorbell rings and Cane is there, wanting to talk to her. Ashley and Tracy decide to head to the church
Cane is at the mantle, and let's his mom know that he knows she is FMN. Does Jack know, he asks. No, says Gen. Cane wonders what Jack is going to do when he finds out.
Jack tells Billy that it would be the perfect day if he hadn't lost BofN to a shell corporation. They both think Adam has something to do with it. And if Jack is right, Adam has a lot more than Victor to worry about.
Adam figures out that Patty wants to stop the wedding. She goes on and on about how much she hates Gen. Adam tells her that Jack doesn't love her and getting rid of Gen with not make Jack love her. She picks up something that looks like an open paint can and splashes the contents into his face. Adam crouches over..... Ah! What did you do to me? He is holding his eyes and kneels down. Patty grabs a 2 by 4, whacks him over the head and runs out.
Nikki comes over to Jack's. He is surprised and pleased to her. She wastes no time congratulating him on getting BofN. When he looks confused, she tells him he doesn't have to pretend with her. She knows that Gen bought BofN. Jack looks stunned.
Gen tells Cane that she loves Jack and this is just business. Cane says that instead of supporting Jack, she stole his dream from under him. Cane thinks Gen is the same sick twisted person she became when Samantha died. She is angry at him and says they should go to the church. Cane is not willing to help deceive Jack. She yells at him to get out. He leaves her there crying. After a bit she says that she can't do it to Jack. She runs upstairs to look for her phone and Patty sneaks in, sliding her gun over Gen's wedding dress.
Sharon's at home, just about to take Fisher for a walk when Victor knocks at the door. He has her annulment papers with him.
Jack doesn't believe Nikki and tells her that Victor is lying about Gen buying BofN just to ruin his wedding day. She gives him a peck and leaves. He flashes back to showing her the bank statement he saw from the Cayman Islands. And Gen saying that they don't know everything about each other yet and they should promise to take the surprises in stride. Back to the present, Billy asks him if everything is OK. No, says Jack.
Deacon is in handcuffs talking to Ronan and Paul. He admits there was somebody else in the park that night. If they make him a deal, he will tell them everything.
Gen has called a messenger to pick up a note and delivery it immediately. Patty is hiding in the shadows while Gen starts writing her note... Dear Jack.
At home, Lily asks Cane if he is going to tell Jack. He's not. He thought that Jack's ring on her finger would somehow transform his mom. Lily's worried this will erase the progress he's made with his mom. Cane can't promise anything.
Gen goes back upstairs and Patty sneaks out to read the note she wrote to Jack. Gen's note says she bought BofN and she's leaving town so she doesn't hurt him anymore. The doorbell rings and Gen yells that she'll be right there. She puts her engagement ring and the note in an envelope and goes to the door. She tells the messenger to go to the church and give the envelope to Jack Abbott, no one else. Crying, she heads upstairs. Patty's still in the living room, looking at the wedding dress.
Sharon tells Victor that she will read over the papers and get them back to him. Victor again warns her that she could lose Faith if she continues to associate with Adam. He wonders what she sees in him. She thanks him for his concern and he tells her he will always care about her. As he walks to the door, he turns back and asks why life is to complicated sometimes.
Jack's at the church with his family, wondering where Gen is. Abby asks Billy what is wrong with Jack. Billy says he was fine until he saw Nikki.
Patty tries to intercept the messenger, saying she is Jack Abott's personal assistant, Sorry, the messenger turns away from her.
Ashley meets Tucker at CLs. He tells her he can't make the wedding. There is a new opportunity to take down Adam. He tells her how Adam asked for a job and he asked him to stay at Newman and do some corporate spying. He texted Adam to meet him at CLs, put is worried that he hasn't heard back from him. Emily (really) comes into CLs and sees Tucker. She says she's in town for the therapists conference. He says that he knows, she told him yesterday. Emily tells him she just got into town this morning.
Sharon and Fisher walking and Fisher bolts to the shed door. They go inside and she sees Adam lying there.
Ronan gets off the phone and tells Deacon that the DA will give him immunity in exchange for what he tells them. But the other charges won't be dropped. Deacon says there was a strange woman in the park. She was happy that Diane was dead. She told Deacon not to worry, that she wouldn't say anything about what happened. Then he realized that she had followed him and taken some of the evidence he had hidden in the alley. When he questioned her, she said she was there to feed stray cats. Paul perks up at this. Deacon says all she talked about was cats. Paul looks worried.
Gen gets a text saying the package was delivered successfully to Jack Abbot. But the messenger and package are laying in the snow and Patty has his phone. She is dressed in the wedding dress and veil.
In the church, the Abbot women wonder what has Jack so upset. Billy asks Jack what is wrong and the minister is asking why the bride is so late. But the music starts, the doors open and there is the bride with a thick veil over her face. Looks like you can relax now, says Billy.
Nikki is back at the ranch, calling for Victor. She asks him if he told her about BofN just so she would go over Jack's and ruin his wedding day. Is that what you did, he asks. Nikki assumed Jack would know but he didn't. Victor is surprised.
Sharon is leaning over Adam who comes to saying he can't see. She's going to call an ambulance. What happened? He says he is scared and he can't see.
Tucker tells Emily, what do you mean, you were here yesterday. Oh no, Emily says, not Patty.
Paul shows Deacon a photo of Patty. Is that the woman you saw? Yes, says Deacon.
Gen comes downstairs with a travel bag. She looks at the empty chair and says Where's my dress?
At the church, Patty continues down the aisle. She faces Jack and he lifts her veil. Emily? he asks. No, she says, It's Patty. She pulls out her gun and shoots Jack, who falls back into Billy's arms.
NEXT: Adam's in the ambulance, telling them he can't see. Patty is holding onto Abby and pointing a gun at her, dragging her away. And don't try to follow us, she tells the other Abbots. Sharon is with Victor at the hospital. Your son needs you, she says. Won't you go talk to him?
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- Perfect eveningBurgerbuddiesVIPDined on 7/22/2014We took out if town guests because of the historic building In which Sabios is located. Also because we know the food is good and the menu is varied. We had a wonderful evening. The tables are placed far enough apart that diners are unaware of others conversations. We all chose different entrees and we all loved our choices the waiter was attentive without being obtrusive. We sat for quite a while after eating and we were left alone to enjoy our conversation. We have eaten lunch at Sabiis many times. I will definitely put it on the list for dinner as well.Special Features:
- Outstanding in every way!BluegrassCyclerDined on 7/19/2014We had a wonderful dinner, the service was excellent, and they did everything to accommodate us on a Saturday evening without a reservation. Terrific staff and service! I cannot say enough positive things about our experience. Food was excellent and they had a great wine list. Will definitely patronize this wonderful restaurant again. Thanks for a great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/19/2014Good was great; awesome presentation of food is always consistent. Service was fair; waiter not exceptly friendly and appeared very discombobulated at times during our dining experience.Special Features:
- Outstanding food and serviceconnieDined on 7/18/2014The service and the food are outstanding at Sabios. We have never been disappointed. Four of us were at dinner together and three of the four ordered fish, which was prepared perfectly. The presentation is beautiful and each mouthful is a delicious treat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dining in LEXDRMIAFLDined on 7/12/2014Being a resident of Miami Beach, I am used to fine dining with a great selection of restaurants to choose. Lexington has so many restaurants, but in my opinion, most are below average, especially in a metropolitan town. My experience at Sabio was a great experience for myself, and my guest. The service was good, having three people who attended the table very periodically; the food was most delectable, and served in a very timely manner; and was a very nice atmosphere. I throughly enjoyed myself, and when in the greater Lexington area again, I will dine with Sabio.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Lexington GemFLDinerDined on 7/6/2014My wife and I went to Sabio's for our wedding anniversary and were glad we did. We took advantage of an unusually cool July evening and dined on the patio, where the trees and fences provide good separation from the street noise. Our waiter (alas, it was his last night there) was personable and knowledgeable and provided excellent service. The food was exceptional. We especially liked the wok charred green beans as a starter, the grilled vegetable salad, and the crispy duck breast which was accompanied by wonderful pureed root vegetables and haricot verts. Sabio's is a real gem in Lexington.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great patiozeus50Dined on 7/5/2014We really enjoyed the alfresco dining. The dinner and desserts were excellent. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting Lexington.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful patioVAisforLoversDined on 7/5/2014Had a great brunch on the patio and looking forward to going back for dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FANTASTIC!!Foodie1Dined on 6/27/2014We had a 9 member dinner party and everything was delicious and perfectly prepared. We had drinks in the bar before dinner. The wine was wonderful and mixed drinks were divine. With such a large group, we enjoyed appetizers, salads, entrees, and desserts. Our dinner and evening were perfect in every way. If you have not been to Sabio...Go, go now and save some room for dessert! (Austin is an Awesome server.)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sabio - A nice eveningMikeVIPDined on 6/21/2014The food was perfectly prepared and well presented. A fried green tomato salad was delightful, but a charge of 1/2 the price was charged for splitting it between two. A disappointment! Service was excellent, but the wine list, particularly by the glass was not very interesting. Even the bottle list lacked a good variety of white wines. With so many really fine wines available, at customer friendly prices, the selection was not so good. Certainly worth returning to and we will do so.Special Features:
- excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/20/2014Scallops were perfect... probably the best I've had in Lexington. Grilled ceaser salad was also fantastic! Our service was fair, but very nice when we saw her. Had the creme Brule and bread pudding with a cup of coffee.... damn good! Creme Brule was different in favor (notes of lavender and honey) but very good. Bread pudding was pretty damn good ( Palmers and Johnathan at Gratz park better). Overall, good good, drinks and atmosphere .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply delightfulAnniversaryDined on 6/18/2014First time at Sabio, but won't be our last. The restaurant was charming, with its glass windows,exposed brick,beautiful hardwood floors, paintings and unique colors. The service was first class, the food was excellent...best steak I have had in a long time. Our waiter was extremely attentive and just a nice guy. We asked him to take a couple of pictures, as this was an anniversary dinner, and he was more than willing. There were several wine options; everything was reasonable. The bar area as well as the outdoor seating also would have been a good choice for our meal. A totally enjoyable evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice for a patio desert, not dinnerTaraDined on 6/15/2014Outdoor dining experience should be requested. The entre and appetizer food is over done, sauces are heavy and rich almost to the extent of hiding any true quality of the food. Not a place for foodies, but a lovely place to visit for desert or a simple glass of wine on a summer evening on their patio. The service is good, but if the only server employed the night you visit gets a big table your smaller table's service might suffer. This place is definitely not the old Dudley's at this location.Special Features:
- Patio is niceSteveMVIPDined on 6/14/2014We finally made it out to Sabio to try and it was ok. The patio dinning was very nice and the menu was exciting to see the different options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great anniversary dinnerCatherineDined on 6/13/2014We ate out on the brick patio, which is a fantastic environment with the huge shade trees and garden right by. Our waitress was fabulous, and very knowledgeable about gluten-free diets, including the difference between celiac and gluten-sensitivity. Our smoked salmon appetizer was wonderful, the wine was good, and my husband and I both had the salmon for our entree. I thought the beans were delicious, but the avocado/gauc type topping on the fish needed a little something more. The dessert I had with ice cream, berries and a champagne cream topping was amazing. I would definitely go back and would recommend it to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DO NOT GO HEREMDetDined on 6/7/2014One of the worst experiences I've had at a restaurant in a while. My husband and I decided to sit on the patio because it was such a nice night out. A fly got in my wine, no big deal, but when I asked the waiter what their policy is for replacing the glass, his response was, "Well... that happens in nature, but I'll get you a new one." The tone was very condescending and completely insulting. When he brought my new glass of wine, be made a show of setting a napkin over the glass so 'nature wouldn't happen again.' The food was okay, but not for the price. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere you will actually be treated with respect.
- The following 125 reviews are from the Sabio reviews archive.
- Foodie Approved!tapinkyDined on 6/2/2014I have arranged business group meetings at Sabio several times. The "foodies" love it! Most of my guests have been from out of state. Location (close to UK), service and prices are also pluses.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/25/2014My boyfriend and I traveled to Lexington for the Horsey Hundred bicycle ride this Memorial Day. We always look for a new restaurant to try on one of our evenings in town. This one was the best pick yet!!!!!! Delicious food, a beautiful outdoor dining patio, great staff all in a very eclectic and wonderfully restored old building.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Excellent!maverickvDined on 5/25/2014Love the ambience of this restaurant. SO well decorated and classy. THe food is always amazing. Don't miss a chance to have dinner here!Special Features:
- An excellent lunch gardenJustinWestVIPDined on 5/20/2014On a day visit to Lexington and needed a place for lunch. Sabio came first on my search for a restaurant and I am so glad I did follow that recommendation. Food was excellent including a very nice chocolate dessert. The ambiance was perfect. The place has also a large indoor and bar area which seemed nice but I didn't use.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Terrific MealBloozmanDined on 5/16/2014Took international visitors for a special meal and was not disappointed. Everyone enjoyed their meal immensely. Very unrushed and relaxed with excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for small groupsBigKahunaKyDined on 5/14/2014We had a small group of former business colleagues and spouses meeting for dinner on a Wednesday evening. The ambiance was great for conversation. The tables are well spaced, allowing for privacy in a room 3/4 full of people. The menu was fairly small, but varied to handle all desires. The specials filled out the menu even more. Our group had filet mignon, salmon, osso buco, gnocchi, and duck as entrees, and everyone was happy with their selections. The gentleman who had the duck was from New York, and said it was the best he had eaten. Service was relaxed but efficient. Prices were appropriate. Altogether, a very nice evening!Special Features:
- Lack lusterSybarite25VIPDined on 5/11/2014I really love a great dining experience! When my family dines out we want to be impressed. This being said, our food quality was good but preparation and presentation were unimpressive. Frankly, I could have easily reproduced any one of the items we ordered. Sabio lacked the "wow" factor we require and while we appreciated the adept service, this alone isn't enough to ensure our return.Special Features:
- Haute Cuisine Al FrescoWhirledPeasDined on 5/6/2014Where Dudley's used to be. Eat outside in the courtyard. Food is fantastic. We had asian green beans and crab cakes for appetizers, humongeous diver scallops, perfectly cooked steaks, dauphinoise potatoes, and scrumptuous salads. The 2012 Patz and Hall Pinor Noir was a knock out red cherry, spicebox joy. Excellent service. Enjoy!Special Features:
- Wonderful Patio DiningancookDined on 5/6/2014Treated our Co-Worker to Birthday Luncheon, party of 7, was a perfectly beautiful day, the Patio was spectacular! Reasonably priced luncheon menu with great variety, the food and service was fabulous! Have previously reserved at Sabio's in the dining area and the patio for other business luncheons and asked guests how was lunch? The comments are always rave reviews! Will return again and again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic foodK8egolfDined on 5/4/2014All four adults in are party ordered something different and each of us loved our dish. Kudos to the chef!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful MealPaulInLexDined on 5/4/2014Perfect weather, incredible food, great company, wonderful server. Everything was great. We indicated at the start that we were going to take our time and enjoy a leisurly evening. The server may have taken it a bit too much to heart...but since we asked for slowww, we decided to be content w/ it. We have eaten here many times and enjoy it every time!Special Features:


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Is a Fetus a Person?
The debate over whether abortion should be considered as murder often focuses on the question of whether the fetus is a person or not.
Here the issue of culture and religion comes in.
But what does it take to identify a fetus as a person? There are thinkers today with the belief that a fetus can be called a human being, but should not be called a person because it takes more to be a person than just having genetic material.
Philosopher Mary Ann Warren argues that in order to be considered a person, a being should have the following characteristics:
1. A developed capacity for reasoning.
2. Self awareness
3.Consciousness and ability to feel pain
4. Self motivated activity
5. Capacity to comminicate messages of an indefinite variety of types.
It would seem as if even new born babies may not be considered as persons according to the aforementioned school of thought.
No doubt infanticide has always got widespread condemnation, but abortion has always been a controversial issue.
So, what do you think? Is a fetus a person?
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Oct 17 2012: To be honest, I don't know whether it is a person or not, but if you would allow me to stray a bit from the original topic, I'd like to add that a two-month-premature baby shouldn't be the same age as a baby born at full term on the same day, as the latter is effectively 2 months older and more developed.
I guess we all are 9 months (or 7 or 8) older than our ID states, especially if we consider a fetus a person, although it would be kind of difficult to establish the exact day of conception.
Well, just a thought.
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1. What are the program's entry dates and application deadline?
CBU's Teacher Education Programs (with the exception of the PPS) offer a rolling admission policy, and accept students for the Fall, Spring, or Summer semesters. Students may begin the program in any semester.
The PPS credential program accepts students for Fall only.
Candidates are strongly encouraged to complete the application at least two months prior to the start of the semester.
2. What are the program's pre-requisites?
Pre-requisites vary according to program. For a complete listing of pre-requisites for each credential and degree, click here to view the course catalog.
3. What is the GPA/GRE requirement?
Candidates must have a minimum 3.0 GPA for unconditional admission and a minimum 2.75 for conditional admission.
4. What exams must I pass before entering the credential program, to earn my credential, teach or student teach?
Credential candidates must take the state-administered California Basic Educational Skills Test (CBEST) before being admitted to the program Credential candidates must pass the CBEST and California Subject Examinations for Teachers (CSET) before student teaching. Multiple Subject and Education Specialist candidates must pass the Reading Instruction Competency Assessment (RICA) prior to applying for the credential. Multiple Subject and Single Subject candidates must pass the Teacher Performance Assessment (TPA) prior to applying for the credential.
When students have successfully completed all credential requirements, a Preliminary Teaching Credential may be obtained, and is valid for five years. Within this five-year period, all other legislated requirements must be completed to obtain a Clear Credential.
For more information on credential exam requirements, please contact a School of Education Credential Program Advisor at (951) 343-4448.
5. If I'm pursing the Single Subject Credential, do I need a BS/BA in the same subject area?
A BS/BA in the same subject area as the credential is strongly recommended, but not required. Single subject candidates may satisfy subject matter competence by completing an approved academic program or by passing the appropriate state examination: California Subject Examination for Teachers (CSET)/ Single Subject Assessment Test (SSAT).
6. What is the difference between the Education Specialist Credential in Mild/Moderate and Moderate/Severe – Level I and the Clear Level II credentials?
The Clear Level II credential program extends beyond the required coursework and units of the Level I credential, to include five units of specialization courses reflecting the student's chosen area of expertise. Candidates pursuing Clear Level II credentials are also required to complete fieldwork relevant to their specialization.
7. How long does the Teacher Education Credential Program take?
The length of the program varies for each student. Students who have already completed the pre-requisites may complete their credential in three semesters. Please contact the graduate program advisor at the Dr. Bonnie G. Metcalf School of Education for a program completion timeline or to schedule an appointment, (951) 343-4448.
8. Can I transfer previous coursework completed at other colleges or universities to CBU's credential programs?
Some courses may be transferable. Your Program Advisor is available to go over those with you.
9. Is completion of a Master of Science in Education required in order to complete the Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) credential?
In most cases, yes. By completing the CBU PPS program, candidates will earn an MS in Education with specialization in School Counseling or School Psychology in addition, to being recommended for the PPS credential. PPS students who have previously completed a master's degree may be eligible for the PPS credential without earning a degree. Please contact the School of Education for more information.
10. How long does the PPS credential program take to complete?
The PPS with a specialization in School Counseling takes approximately two years to complete. The PPS with a specialization in School Psychology takes approximately three years to complete. Classes are designed for the working adult, and are typically held one night a week.
11. I recently completed the Master of Science degree in Counseling Psychology (MFT) at CBU. Can any of my MFT courses be applied to the PPS credential?
Five CBU MFT courses may be applied to PPS credential requirements. However, courses used to complete the MS in Counseling Psychology may not be applied to a second master's degree. PPS candidates who have graduated from the CBU Counseling Psychology Program may be recommended for the PPS credential without being awarded the Master of Science in Education. Please speak with the Program Director for more information regarding transfer course approval.
12. My fingerprints and clearances are already on file at the district where I am currently employed. Must I be fingerprinted again to begin this program?
Yes. Unless you hold a current teaching credential, new fingerprints and a Certificate of Clearance are required prior to beginning the program.
13. Will I be required to student teach as part of my credential coursework?
Yes. For all teaching credential programs, coursework culminates in a semester of full-time student teaching affording students the opportunity to put theory into practice and develop their skills hands-on. Many of these teaching and internship experiences turn into employment opportunities.
14. Do you offer an internship program?
All Level I teaching credential programs offer an internship option (except Administrative Services) in a variety of educational settings.
15. If I chose the internship option, will I still be required to student teach?
Yes. However, your student teaching experience can be completed in your own classroom.
16. Can I work full time while enrolled in the program?
Yes. Many students completing a credential or master's degree work while going to school. The program offers evening classes to accommodate the schedules of busy professionals.
Please note, however, all teaching credential programs require students to complete a semester of full-time student teaching.
17. When do classes meet?
Graduate Education classes are typically offered Monday through Thursday evenings at 4PM and 7PM with an occasional Saturday or online option.
18. Can I apply any of the credential coursework to a master's degree?
Yes. Credential coursework completed at the graduate level is degree applicable. Graduate Credential and Education courses can be applied to a Master of Science in Education, a Master of Arts in English or a Master of Science in Kinesiology.
The Master of Science in Education has multiple specialization options:
- Educational Leadership For Faith-Based Institutions
- Educational Leadership for Public Institutions
- Teaching
- Teaching And Learning With Induction Program
- Reading
- Reading Certificate Program
- Instructional Computer Applications
- Educational Technology
- Special Education, Mild/Moderate Disabilities
- Special Education, Moderate/Severe Disabilities I
- School Psychology
- School Counseling
For more information about the MS in Education and its specializations, click here.
19. Are the Teacher Education Programs state-approved?
Yes. The Dr. Bonnie G. Metcalf School of Education credentialing programs are approved by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing for 2042 Multiple Subject, 2042 Single Subject, Education Specialist: Mild/Moderate Level I & II, Moderate/Severe Level I & II, PPS: School Counseling & PPS: School Psychology, all with internship options. The Preliminary Administrative Services credential is also available.
CBU is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
20. Will I be able to apply my credential to school systems outside of California?
Many states have cooperative agreements with California allowing teachers with California credentials to teach in those states.
21. Is there any financial assistance available specifically for education professionals?
Yes, a variety of financial assistance options are available for credential students, including the Assumption Program of Loans for Education (APLE)for teachers who plan to teach in the state of California. For more information, please visit the TEACH California web site at www.teachcalifornia.org or California Student Aid Commission's web site at www.csac.ca.gov


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