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"It's easy for restaurants to get people to come once," says Rainer Kumbroch, operations manager for Roy's Restaurants in Hawaii. "Our challenge is to get them to come back again and again. At Roy's, our solution is to have a compelling product and great customer service."
Kumbroch often asks the staff to describe the best service they've ever received. "If your service is not at that level, I ask them, why not? Our most important customers are the ones who have to save to come here for an important occasion. They put their trust in us," he says.
"We look for opportunities to demonstrate the level of customer service we want to achieve. Recently a family dined with us whose car was broken into and their valuables stolen. The waiter asked me what I was going to do about it. I bought them their dinner. It's invaluable marketing. They'll go home and tell people about their terrible experience, but … and I want Roy's to be that 'but.' It puts us in a different league."
Transportation is another opportunity, says Kumbroch: "Half our customers are tourists sent by hotel concierges. It's a $50 taxi fare roundtrip, but we'll give them $10 off their bill. We'll send them an appetizer [and say it's from their concierge]. And we'll arrange for the return cab to be ready when they are. It's not unusual for a visitor to return two to three times in a week."
Restaurants can be boring places for kids. "We have a $12.50 kids' menu and give them a cheese quesadilla as soon as they arrive," says Kumbroch. "Managers have babysat and entertained children so their parents can enjoy their meals. Kids want to come back to Roy's.
"If there's a problem, which is very infrequent, the servers demonstrate they are not trying to cover it up by bringing a manager in. The key is how we deal with it before they leave. We will buy them a meal or dessert, whatever it takes."
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A bus driver from Torrington charged with sexual assault appeared in court Tuesday morning.
Tina Scapin, 39, is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student and has been charged with second degree sexual assault.
Investigators said the incident didn't happen on the school bus, or during Scapin's work hours.
According to the bus contractor All Star Transportation, Scapin was fired after her arrest.
She's due back in court April 9.
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An Encyclopedia of Claims, Frauds, and Hoaxes of the Occult and Supernatural
Introduction | "R" Reading | Curse of the Pharaoh | End-of-the-World Prophecies
Index | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | Y | Z
divination Also called the "Mantic Art." The process of determining the future; discovering hidden or lost articles, persons, or substances; deciding guilt or innocence by various means; and generally of finding out required knowledge. Dr. Charles Mackay, author of the remarkable book Extraordinary Popular Delusions (1841), lists there fifty-two species of divination claimed by practitioners.
One form of divination is metoposcopy, determining one's destiny by analyzing the lines of the forehead in relation to the sun, moon, and planets. The process is as successful as casting a horoscope or reading the lines of the palm.
Divination is attempted by means of forked sticks or pendulums (see also dowsing), by interpretation of almost any random event such as throwing dice, cloud formations, the configurations of the entrails of a sacrificed animal (known as augury), dreams, how a pack of cards is dealt out, the movements of insects and a great variety of other phenomena.
In Genesis 44, there is a reference to a silver cup belonging to Joseph "in which [he] drinketh, and whereby indeed he divineth," which was another popular method similar to scrying, an art that involved looking into a bowl of water. Even today, crystal balls are used to try to see images of the future.
See also I Ching, numerology, omens, palmistry, police psychics, prophecy, and Tarot cards.
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Jordan Eberle's time with Springfield this season (9gp, 4-7-11 -1) was positive and it looks like the Oilers are serious about employing a slower track development plan. It might mean Eberle gets the Tyler Ennis treatment (an entire year in the AHL, where he was named rookie of the year in that league).
The Oilers are lacking at the major league and minor league level at this time, and having the kind of depth in the minor leagues boasted by a team like the Buffalo Sabres would be a welcome change. It is going to take awhile, but an Oklahoma City team with the likes of Eberle, Omark, Vande Velde, Petry, Chorney and Dubnyk mixed in with veterans like Linglet, Minard and Arsene just might have a chance to win more than they lose. And they might be able to help out the big league club with a better quality callup, too. The AHL site lists rookie scoring and the leading Falcon is Ryan MacMurchy (tied for 90th). Eberle is tied for 99th after 9 games.
The Oilers are likely to go several years without losing as many man games to injury as they did this season, but it is also true that the minor league team under Kevin Prendergast has been subpar for several years running. Perhaps Eberle, Oklahoma City and the new hires represent a turning of the page and an adoption of a more traditional model.


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MILWAUKEE (WTAQ) - U.S. Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner is demanding answers as to how the ATF botched an undercover operation in Milwaukee, while the supervisor in charge remained undisciplined.
Sensenbrenner, a Republican, is one of four congressmen who wrote ATF director B. Todd Jones on Friday for an explanation into Operation Fearless.
According to the Journal Sentinel, weapons were stolen from an agent and four people were wrongfully arrested, while the alleged felons walked.
The supervisor in question is Bernard Zapor, who was reassigned to the Phoenix Field Division. That office is blamed for the botched "Operation Fast and Furious", where thousands of high-powered assault rifles were given to criminals.
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P!nk has inflamed vocal chords and laryngitis and is under doctor's orders to rest her voice. She's cancelled several other shows as well.
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WINFIELD | Two people were being held for questioning late Friday in connection with an armed robbery earlier at a Winfield bank, Lake County police spokeswoman Patti Van Til said.
About 11 a.m. Friday, a man entered the First Midwest Bank at 10858 Pike St. and displayed a gun, according to the Lake County Sheriff's Department. The man then fled on foot toward the Walgreens at 109th and Randolph streets.
Police believe the man got into a red, four-door passenger vehicle near 108th and Park streets.
The suspect is described as a black man about 5 feet 9 inches tall, wearing a red and black Bulls jacket and gold sunglasses. Police believe he may have taken off the jacket and had on a multicolored T-shirt.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (KDAL) - The Brainerd woman who was found guilty of illegally downloading music has lost her appeal to the U-S Supreme Court. The justices let stand the Court of Appeals ruling in 2011 that Jammie Thomas-Rasset has to pay 222 thousand dollars to record companies for downloading the music illegally from the internet. She claimed the payment was excessive since the music companies settled with most of the people accused of the crime for 35 hundred dollars.
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A 30-year-old man shot to death outside a Portland nightclub had been a victim of violence before.
Durieul Harris, who died from multiple gunshot wounds early Saturday morning, was also the victim of a shooting back in the early 1990s.
At 12:45 a.m. Saturday, officers responded to a report of a large fight outside the Fontaine Bleau nightclub, at 237 Northeast Broadway. They found a hostile crowd of up to 100 people when they arrived, and soon officers discovered Harris suffering from gunshot wounds.
"I was pulling back up to the party, I seen people running, commotion and when I got to the corner, I heard my little brother say, 'They shot me,'" said Ronesha Harris, Durieul's sister.
Two more shooting victims were also found, but they survived.
Harris' family held a candlelight vigil Saturday, remembering the loving father of two and hoping his killer would be brought to justice.
"You're a coward. You stole my brother from me and his kids," Ronesha Harris said. "Nothing more to be said. You're a coward."
Back in 1992, Harris was 9 years old and sleeping in the living room when a bullet hit his leg.
Harris talked to reporters from his hospital bed after surviving the gunfire that sprayed his house. He spoke out against the gang life that led to the imprisonment of his older brothers. He said he wanted to major in business and open his own restaurant.
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I LOVE Sister Jude. And Kit.
So, the devil was inside that kid? And now the devil is inside that other Sister?
Also, what's the Doctor's deal? Is he in love with that Sister? Or he just fantasizes about her? Not really sure. I really don't like him tho.
Zachary Quinto was very good. I can't wait to see more of his character.
And the murderer Bloody Face is still out there somewhere?
It was a really good episode imo.
That possessed kid had my covering my eyes for some reason, he really had me spooked. That really scared me, but not in the usual scream-ou-loud scary way. I agree that it's really disturbed, but that's why I love this show. While I find this season more interesting, I found that I cared more for the characters in s1, I was rooting for the married couple, Violet and even Constance, but as of yet this season, I haven't really related with any of the characters, although Kit is my favourite so far. Someone in the comments section for the second epi's reviews really summed up my feeling well.
I see what you mean. About not rooting for anyone yet and everything.
It's not the same for me tho. I love Sister Jude. And everytime she says something awesome or does something awesome I scream. And I really liked her backstory and how she got to be who she is today.
And I really like Kit too. I'm really interested in seeing what happened to his wife and why they thought he's the serial killer. And I like his friendship with that other girl.
The fucking doctor!! I hate him. Why is he so obsessed with whores? And then he tried to rape her and he cut her legs off? Fucking psycho.
I like the possessed sister. And I felt so bad for Sister Jude.
I'm with you about Kit. I mean it seems like he's innocent, but it would be too simple if it turned out that he was framed and he did nothing. I don't know. I expect a plot twist.
And I love Quinto. But I thought he would let them escape.
Also, what is going on with Adam Levine? Didn't the serial killer stab him? How did he get up after that? And those kids were pretending to be the serial killer, but they did shot Jenna Dewan.


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Hartnell College Art Exhibition, 'FLEETING GLANCES,' to Feature Paintings from 19th , 20th and 21st Centuries
January 20th, 2006
"FLEETING GLANCES: Atmosphere, Landscape and Light" - an exhibition of 19th, 20th and 21st century paintings from private Monterey County collections - will be on view at Hartnell College Jan. 30 through March 9.
In a continuing series of exhibitions that explore major themes in European and American painting, the show will feature more than 40 examples that deal with depictions of landscape, according to Gary Smith, Hartnell art instructor and director of the Hartnell Gallery.
Admission is free and the public is welcome.
The gallery is located on the main Hartnell campus in the Visual Arts Facility (VAF), which is located adjacent to Alisal Street in Salinas. Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Monday through Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m.
Smith said that fascination with nature as a worthy subject for painting was given a fresh start by French and English painters of the early 19th century. "The transitory effects of light and the rich color possibilities of nature forms," according to Smith, "became a staple of Impressionist artists."
Smith notes that such influence is apparent in the work of American painter Wilson Henry Irvine (1869-1936) and others who showed pristine views of landscape subjects and other artists who depicted marks of human interaction with the land. "Scenes of harvesting, plowing, and farm life were carefully rendered by both European and American artists," Smith said. "In other works, the human presence is only hinted at by roads and man-made structures within a wider landscape setting like a meandering road in an early Tonalist work by Californian Seldon Gile," he continued.
Smith noted that while such ideas began in Europe, soon American artists were absorbing Impressionist technique and subject matter. Colonies of artists formed, first on the east coast in settlements like Old Lyme, Conn., he said. Quickly these ideas spread to California where artists turned their attention to the beauty of the hills surrounding Laguna Beach, San Francisco and most particularly Monterey County. Smith said the exhibition is especially strong in works from the latter two artist colonies.
Earlier exhibitions in this annual series followed the historical development of portrait, seascape and still life painting through several centuries to current artists working in Monterey County. "It is through the generosity and willingness of private collectors to share these works that students and the wider community may study and enjoy these paintings."
The "FLEETING GLANCES" exhibition is funded through the Hartnell College Foundation and sponsored by the Burrell Leonard Endowment.
For more information on the exhibition, call Gary Smith at (831) 755-6791.


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The A8 is a very large sedan, but it handles like a smaller, more nimble sport sedan, thanks to its air suspension system, which features three modes: Comfort, Dynamic and Automatic. Dynamic not only firms up the suspension and steering feel but also makes the accelerator pedal a little more responsive. The new A8 is built on a version of the aluminum Audi Space Frame, which helps keep weight down yet enhances rigidity, for a smooth more refined ride and crisper handling response.
A8L models are about five inches longer than the standard-wheelbase A8, with most of that length going to rear seat legroom. The A8's very spacious and luxurious cabin includes supple leather upholstery with trims and inlays that include wood veneers, aluminum and padded leather. The instrument panel design has an especially wide, flat center console and the shift lever has been modeled after the throttle control on yachts. On the outside, the A8 includes a full LED lamp system, including high and low headlight beams, parking lamps and cornering lamps.
Top driver-assistance technology options include adaptive cruise control (with a stop-and-go function), night vision assistant with pedestrian detection, Audi lane assist and Audi side assist. There's also a new Audi braking guard system, which warns the driver of obstacles or hazards ahead and will sound a warning and prime the brakes. Automatic emergency braking will even deliver strong braking when it's determined that a collision is unavoidable to help lessen its severity. Audi Pre Sense also helps reduce the severity of a crash by readying vehicle safety systems, adjusting seats to an ideal position, closing the sunroof and windows and stiffening the suspension.
Also included in the A8 is a Bang & Olufsen sound system, making 1400 watts and, as Audi puts it, "a theater-like sound experience." The navigation system also draws input from Google Maps and has an improved look.
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Bill Hammond, the president and CEO of the Texas Association of Business, issued a prediction this week. By 2040, if current trends continue in Texas, one-third of Texas adults would not have a high school diploma, Hammonds said. His concern strikes me as being very similar to the little boy who killed his parents and then pleaded for mercy before the judge on the grounds he was now an orphan.
Hammond, and most other members of the Texas Association of Business, have been complicit in the Texas political strategy led by Rick Perry to denigrate education at almost every level. Unfortunately, what Texas politicians such as Perry tout as a great business climate is no more than a dumbing down of our potential workforce.
With little outcry from the Texas Association of Business, Texas Republican leadership has cut funding for public education by more than $5 billion, requiring larger classrooms and lower paid teachers, as well as higher local property taxes. The Republican dominated State Board of Education appears to give more attention to religious belief and fundamentalist concepts than to the teaching of science-based curriculums.
Presently Texas has the most minimum-wage workers in the United States. There has been an unrelenting effort in Texas to deny injured workers access to the courthouse, and for most of our Republican leaders, the right of workers to organize into unions is un-American. At a time when most developing nations of the world have doubled down on high-tech jobs, fostered by education and forward looking programs in education, Texas has continued in the mistaken belief that we can have decent education in our state on the cheap.
While our state political leaders at election time claim great concern for education, they continue to support such things as voucher programs that siphon funds from our public education system. They have supported the abolition of preschool programs and fail to adequately provide for growth in our public system. College tuition has continued to rise while student aid is lessened each legislative session.
While I agree with Hammond's assessment that if present trends continue, Texas will look more like a Third World country than a progressive, forward-looking modern state with high-paying, high-skilled jobs, I call on Hammond and his fellow members of the Texas Association of Business to quit giving lip service to those who seek public office in Texas in the belief we can have a Cadillac system on a Model T budget.
Carl Parker has practiced law in Port Arthur since 1958. He is a 1958 graduate of the University of Texas School of Law. Elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1962 and the Senate in 1976, Parker continued to practice law while writing and sponsoring hundreds of bills that became laws relating to every aspect of life in Texas, including many regarding consumer safety. His e-mail is cap1934 [at] aol [dot] com.
A Call to Pursue Due Diligence
Admittedly, there will be a decrease to the Texas education fund based on reformulating the method in which the state revenues are to be allocated. But, should we dismiss the FACT that expenditures in state education has increased 76% while enrollment has increased 21% since 1999? Should we also overlook the fact that for every teacher in the classroom there is an additional employee that does not directly contribute to the education of the student? Or, should we ignore the FACT that local bond funds that were to benefit the students within our community were not accounted for in a responsible manner? FACT is, the $5 million cuts in education can easily be accounted for if honesty and integrity were embraced in the day to day operations of the state's independent school system. And, why should any taxpayer trust any politician who is incapable of prioritizing while habitually reflecting the inability to adhere to a balanced budget?
As for true concern for the workers within the state, why not look inward and determine why Port Arthur, TX is failing . . . . miserably. Could it possibly be due to the mentality of the Democrat party powers that be who are strangling the life out of free capitalism? Otherwise, why is it that a proud author embracing the Democrat party ideals not live by example; establishing an exemplary, competitive business endeavor in the service or manufacturing sector?
All in all, how can the people within the state have any confidence in the future with the current political mentality that has been on the losing side for much too long. Politicians have, for too long, led the state and the nation in a fiscal and monetary mess. And, unless one recognizes the political failures (and flagrant disregard of decency), it won't be possible to start anew with the basic foundation needed to re-establish a strong future consisting of, by and for the people . . . eliminating the remnants of crony politics and the concept of redistributing the wealth via social and economic justice.
And, exactly why would it not be worthy to consider a voucher system that would encourage open and fair competition between the education provided by 'the state'; an educational system that incorporates the national nanny state mentality VS an educational system operated on the basis of sound business practices that focuses strictly on education. With a voucher system, both educational systems would be funded by taxpayer funds . . . . but the end results regarding performance of education would certainly be targeted . . . . as opposed to the current state system that toys with (B)lue (S)ky visions of full employment, food programs, after school programs, field trips, conventions, curbside transportation and building programs.
One final consideration: Education is a perpetual process . . . for life.
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IRVING, Texas – It's been about five and a half years since the most defining play of his career. For
Either way, the Cowboys are returning to Seattle for the first time since Romo's infamous botched hold on what could've been a game-winning field goal in the wild card round of the 2006 playoffs.
By now, the play is a distant memory for some, including Romo, who was asked by the Seattle media on Wednesday about that moment, which likely cost the Cowboys their first playoff win since 1996, a streak that continued three more seasons.
"Shoot, it feels like I was 10 years old back then," said Romo, who turned 32 back in April. "Football is a great game, it teaches you a lot of lessons. Your ability to interact with other people, how to develop into a leadership role, lots of things. But you put your head down and just get better."
Obviously, Romo did get better. He bounced back from that 21-20 loss to the Seahawks with a career season in 2007, setting Cowboys records for completions, passing yards and touchdowns in leading the team to a 13-3 regular-season record. He also earned his second straight Pro Bowl appearance.
And since then, Romo has strived to get better each year even though the Cowboys' record has been up and down. He enjoyed the best statistical season of his career in 2011, despite Dallas going just 8-8.
While he said he doesn't often think back to that moment in Seattle, he admitted plays like that can be motivating.
"Going through adverse situations in football can help build character," Romo said. "You can look to those spots and use it as motivation. That's just one of those situations you took, as it was as a disappointing loss. It was a very tough at the time."
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"What a freak play that was," Witten said, referring to Romo serving as the holder, along with his starting quarterback duties, and dropping the snap that prevented a go-ahead field goal with a minute remaining. "I do think his mindset of taking the next step – we really saw him elevate his game the next year and put himself in a category of elite quarterback – that's when it started. Finishing that (2006 season) that way really fueled him. I think we've seen how he's handled it and pushed himself. I think he remembers those adverse situations."
Witten hasn't forgotten either. And he hasn't forgotten going to the Pro Bowl that season when Saints head coach Sean Payton, a former Cowboys offensive coordinator and quarterback coach and one of the biggest reasons the Cowboys signed Romo in 2003, made a joke to everyone about having Romo be the holder during the game.
"I think (Romo) laughed out of respect. I'm not going to speak for Tony, but I know I felt like I wanted to punch him at that moment," Witten said of Payton. "But he probably laughed out of respect. That's the way Tony is. He's going to be the bigger man in that situation. But he was hurt for a while, not just because he felt like he lost the game, but he hurt for everybody else around here, his teammates. He felt like he let them down."
But like Romo, Witten said it's a significant play that won't be forgotten. It turned out to be the final game for head coach Bill Parcells, who retired from coaching after that season.
That's a play, that's a season that we'll always remember," Witten said. "Hopefully we're better because of those situations."
Romo obviously has gotten better. Now he'll return to the venue, which has changed from Qwest Field to CenturyLink Field, to see if can do enough things to not only showcase those improvements, but leave with something that slipped through his hands the last time – a victory.


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- Saturday, January 04, 2003
Our five-year-old son went to a church conference with my wife and me.
He got restless, so my wife handed him a pad and pencil and suggested he mark down every time the speaker said the word "and."
After a while, he grew bored, and I asked, "Would you like to listen for a different word?"
"Yes," he whispered. "I'd like to listen for 'Amen'."
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Life groups are the backbone of GraceLife's discipleship process. We have created a life group system - rather than Sunday school or classes that cover the things you need in order to grow and mature as a Christian. If you are not in a life group, you are probably missing out on a key piece of your growth. We have three categories of life groups. Each one serves a unique purpose.
- GROW PATH - these are core groups designed to help you grow in specific areas of life. Due to the length of the summer cycle, the Grow Path groups only meet during the fall and winter/spring cycle. The Growth Path Groups are: GROW - SPIRIT LIFE, GROW - MARRIAGE, GROW - FINANCE and GROW - FAMILY
- TARGET GROUPS - these are designed for a specific group of people such as youth, singles, men and women. They meet for fellowship and teaching that is designed for issues that relate uniquely to each group.
- ANYTHING GOES - the title about sums it up. This is for any other type of group that may interest you in your personal growth and help you develop real friends.
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The new chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, Michigan Democrat Sandy Levin, last week repaid a Maryland property tax credit that he had erroneously received from Montgomery County.
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Teahupoo has been going off all week...here is the recap from the last 4 days of fury all in one convenient location
As you read this, Teahupoo is big and perfect, it has been most of this week and will continue for a couple more weeks (yes, you heard right!). Below we'll be bringing you the latest photos, videos and quotes coming out of Tahiti.
If you're sick of seeing giant Tahitian barrels and absolutely brutal wipeouts we can understand. But the swell keeps pumping at the End Of The Road and Brian Bielmann is still firing away from the channel so we ain't stopping until a) the swell fades away b) Brian falls off the boat and into the drink c) There aren't any more able bodied surfers to ride the waves. If anything, option c seems to be the most likely.
While Wednesday was definitely a bit smaller than the previous two days, there were still tow-in sized waves coming through, and the carnage continued. Reef McIntosh took the worst of it Wednesday, busting a few ribs and popping his eardrum. I texted him this morning and got this response, "Ribs are sooooo painful!" Get well soon pal.
As for today, Kohl Christenson reported from the channel a few hours ago the following, "There are four tow teams out the back and 15-20 guys paddling. Good vibe though. Everybody is pretty relaxed at this point. Too many injuries." Stay safe bros!
This is one hell of a swell. Normally in the South Pacific a swell will peak at a certain time and slowly fade away as the energy heads toward Mainland Mexico, Hawaii, and the West Coast of the States.
But not this bad boy.
The energy in the water yesterday in Tahiti was every bit as strong as the day before and guys (and a few gals) were once again getting the rides of their lives at Teahupo'o.
Koa Rothman and Raimana Van Bastolaer steal the show on the biggest day of the year at Teahupo'o. Some crazy wipeouts and paddle in surfing here to go with the heart stopping tow in action from the world's best big wave surfers.


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