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I posted part of my code.
Where does cm change? changes in the loops
What is the nature of the input? A light sensor? A switch? How is it wired?
the input is i digital encoder with infrared light transmitted all the time.
every time the infrared light is CUT, it send a pulse.
I want to read the number of pulses all the time and CAPTURE the time between pulses. that is why I put the attachInterrupt() in the LOOP.
i'm feeding the pulse to digital input 2 (interrupt Pin in the duemilanove)
(cm) does change in my code, but for the sake of this forum i set it to 160 to capture time. I'm not capturing anything. HELP?
i am a biggner i don't even know what ISR stand for

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IRVING, Texas – Tight end
The award is voted on by NFL players at the end of the season and honors the player who best exemplifies NFL Hall of Famer Bart Starr's commitment to family, teammates and the community. It's one of only two individual honors selected by the players themselves.
Witten, who was chosen among finalists Matt Hasselbeck and Justin Tuck, was presented with the award at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans. The event also included special guests Lewis Johnson, Brent Jones, Danny Wuerffel and other NFL athletes and coaches.
The Super Bowl Breakfast is an NFL-sanctioned event hosted by Athletes in Action, and has taken place in the game's host city every year since 1988. Past winners of the award include London Fletcher, Drew Brees, Kurt Warner, LaDainian Tomlinson, Reggie White and Mike Singletary.
Athletes in Action announced Witten, who remains active in numerous charitable projects, as the winner in early January. Witten's SCORE foundation supports a variety of outreach programs and building projects in Texas and Tennessee, while placing trained male mentors in battered women's shelters throughout Texas.
In an effort to break the cycle of domestic violence, the mentors demonstrate positive male behavior for the children living in these shelters. Witten has also been involved in the Children's Cancer Fund Fashion Show, NFL Play 60, Boys and Girls Club of America and the Make-a-Wish Foundation, among many other projects.
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Wednesday pregame: Rick Reed memoriesPosted on August 5th, 2009 – 4:24 PM
By Joe Christensen
CLEVELAND — Had a fun pregame media session with Manager Ron Gardenhire today. Lots of random topics.
We were talking about Scott Baker's improved pace on the mound, and Gardenhire was asked which pitcher was the slowest worker, of all the ones he'd managed.
"Rick Reed," Gardenhire said. "He was Father Time. He had birthdays during his starts. Not a birthday. Birthdays."
Gardenhire was again asked about Orlando Cabrera's positive influence on Carlos Gomez. Gardenhire said Cabrera asked Gomez, "If you can remember all the handshakes, how can you not remember the signs?"
Michael Cuddyer is back in the lineup for the first time since Friday. Cuddyer is the DH. Manager Ron Gardenhire said the team wants to ease Cuddyer into things before having him return to right field.
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1. Denard Span, RF
2. Orlando Cabrera, SS
3. Joe Mauer, C
4. Justin Morneau, 1B
5. Jason Kubel LF
6. Michael Cuddyer, DH
7. Joe Crede, 3B
8. Carlos Gomez, CF
9. Nick Punto, 2B
Starting pitcher: LH Francisco Liriano (4-10, 5.56 ERA)
1. Grady Sizemore, CF
2. Asdrubal Cabrera, SS
3. Shin Soo Choo, RF
4. Jhonny Peralta, 3B
5. Chris Gimenez, 1B
6. Jamey Carroll, 2B
7. Kelly Shoppach, C
8. Andy Marte, DH
9. Trevor Crowe, LF
Starting pitcher: LH Aaron Laffey (4-3, 4.08)
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The Boston Bruins and Phoenix Coyotes are ready to start their first game of the season. Even though this game takes place in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, this game is just like any other away game. The facilities are very much like the NHL's facilities. In the arena, it's just like any other road game for the teams.
But if you think the players are not on edge, think again. This is like the first day of school. Players are excited, nervous and jittery that the first day of the season has finally arrived…
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Phoenix was the first to hit the ice at 8:30 a.m. this morning in Prague (2:30 a.m. EDT, 11:30 p.m. PST Friday). Even though a few players stated they had some trouble sleeping last night, all of them were out on the ice, nervous, excited and ready to start the season.
"I think both teams will be very disciplined teams," coach Dave Tippett said after the skate. "Obviously, we have two teams that were in the top five goals against, teams that are part of the identity of their group. [Boston] blends well. We recognize that about them. We want to be that kind of team also.
"It probably will be a tight game. That's what we've talked to our players about. Be ready for a tight, hard fought game. Whether it was last year or not, I don't think the identity of teams have changed. I'm fully expecting it to be that way this year."
Shane Doan is entering his seventh season as captain of the Coyotes. He will turn 34 years old on Sunday when the second game of the NHL Prague premiere takes place.
"He's been top notch," Tippett said of Doan. "He's at the top of his game. He's excited to get going. I think last year ended disappointingly for him with the injury in the playoffs. Shane had a decent year, not a great year offensively. We talked about getting better as a group. He recognizes that he has to lead that way."
Tuukka Rask is expected to get the nod in goal tonight for the Bruins. He's been very solid in net during the practices in Prague these past few days.
One of the newest guys on the block for the Bruins is Nathan Horton. He was acquired by the Bruins on June 22, 2010 along with Gregory Campbell. Adjusting to a new team helps when everyone is thrown into an exhibition series overseas. It allows the team to bond more as a family.
"This is for real," Nathan Horton said about the first game of the season starting today. "I think for me and everyone else in here, I think we're all excited. Everyone's happy. Everyone's ready to go."
"I probably would be lying if I said I didn't," Horton said about having pre-game jitters. "Obviously, I'm going to be nervous a little bit like everyone else. Once the game starts, it's going to be fine. I'm just more excited and just ready to get things under way and get the first game win."
"It's been a lot of fun hanging out with the guys," he said of bonding with his teammates. "It's been a lot of fun getting to know everyone. I think we're so much of a team. We're like a family. It's nice. Everyone hangs out. You get to know a lot about a guy."
"I didn't know what to expect," he said of the adjustment to the new team. "It helped me a lot. It made me feel more comfortable. I feel great right now. The guys couldn't be any better."
Tonight, David Krejci will be centering both Horton and Milan Lucic. Since Krejci is the only Czech on the Bruins, all eyes will be on his line and under the biggest scrutiny in the Czech Republic. It will also be one of the lines that will be receiving the loudest cheer from fans.
"For me, to play with them on the same line is an honor," Horton said.
"We've had a lot of moments," he said of the experience in Prague. "It's been a lot of fun, but tonight is going to be the best. Everyone is ready. I'm excited already this morning."
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Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri Presents the Annual Agency Awards Ceremony.
Presentations will be made to a total of over 100 individuals as well as:
Law Enforcement Deputy of the Year – A deputy who acted courageously when assigned to the US Marshals Task Force – in the Hydra Lacey case –which claimed the lives of two St. Petersburg Police Officers.
Detention Deputy of the Year – Awarded to a deputy for exemplary service.
Forensic Science Specialist of the Year – Awarded to a Specialist for her contribution in solving the murder of a convenience store clerk in Seminole.
The Jackie Clement Award – For an outstanding performance by a support staff member in the Child Protection Investigation Unit.
What: The Sheriff's Annual Awards Ceremony recognizes courageous service as well as personal initiative in solving crimes and providing public service.
Where: The ceremony will take place at the City of Seminole Recreation Auditorium, located at 9100 113th Street, Seminole
When: The ceremony is scheduled for 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 2, 2012.
Agency members will also receive awards in these categories:
Certificate of Professionalism – For an outstanding performance or achievement which brings credit to the agency.
Gold Star – For saving a life in a non-threatening situation or for an exemplary act.
Unit Achievement Award – For excellence in a group effort in an investigation or project.
Excellent Service – Awarded for a major accomplishment or arrest.
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Exceptional Service – Awarded for a heroic act involving grave personal danger.
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SPOKANE, Wash. – Red will be the color of the day on Friday, February 1, 2013 as women, men, and local landmarks "go red" to join a nationwide effort in saving women from heart disease, their No. 1 killer. This will be the 10th National Wear Red Day since the American Heart Association (AHA) launched Go Red For Women® in 2004 to dispel myths and raise awareness about heart disease, which today claims about one life per minute.
Spokane Mayor David A. Condon and his wife Kristen will declare the proclamation for February 1 as Wear Red Day and February as American Heart Month in a brief ceremony at the Riverfront Park Clocktower at 11:00 a.m. The proclamation will be presented to the American Heart Association's local division, and the Clocktower will be one of the landmarks that will light up red for Wear Red Day. During the ceremony, Spokane's Step UP and Go initiative will kick off its City Challenge for heart month and red T-shirts will be given out to attendees who sign up to take the challenge to be more physically active.
"Thanks to Go Red, 330 less women are dying from heart disease every day. But still it remains to be the biggest threat to a woman's health and only about half of women are aware of this," said Catherine Grier, chair of the Go Red campaign and executive director, Connect Northwest. "We encourage everyone to participate on Wear Red Day and send a lifesaving message to women."
The AHA will also hold its annual Go Red For Women Luncheon on Wednesday, February 6 at the Spokane Convention Center to educate women and inspire them to support the cause. According to the AHA, women today are still less likely to seek treatment, less likely to receive needed therapies, and more likely to be charged higher health care premiums than men. In addition, heart disease research is still heavily focused on men. "The fight is far from over," said Greer. "The luncheon supports initiatives by the American Heart Association to gain equality for women in the study, prevention and treatment of heart disease." Event organizers hope to raise $150,000 for the AHA.
For tickets and information about the Go Red For Women Luncheon, visit SpokaneGoRedLuncheon.org or call the AHA at (509) 536-1500. For the free guide to Wear Red Day, visit GoRedForWomen.org/WearRedDay.
The Go Red For Women Luncheon is locally presented by Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and Holy Family Hospital, and sponsored by Vandervert Construction and Premera Blue Cross. Go Red For Women is nationally sponsored by Macy's and Merck.


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You talk about usability. It's not usable or accessible if someone can't use it, using things that help them to surf the web (like screen readers, etc). Another point to make, it's perfectly possible to have an usable site with just HTML (or XHTML) and CSS. Try thinking outside of the box.Quote:
The reason I bring this up is that by making the site JSFree, it eliminates creative ideas to improve useablity.
Microsoft still runs a risk of legal threats from organisations (like the RNIB or DRC in the UK) for not making their online store accessible if they get enough complaints.Quote:
Look at M$ trying to deploy Office online, think that's possible w/o using the JavaScript? I think not. Also, I don't think they'll get sue over a free service.
It's a really poor attitude to have if you're considering not doing anything about your website's accessibility unless you're faced with legal action. And it is a legal issue if you provide a service, be it paid or free.Quote:
Still, I do agree that accessibility comes to a picture when there's legal issue. For example, making an gov't internal web applications. But, I don't think it's a legal issue when it's available for free public site.
In fact, certain parts of the DDA (Disability Discrimination Act) in the UK is targeted towards organisations and companies/businesses that provide a service (free and paid) online. That covers a huge number of websites. For example, take a look at this quote from WebCredible:
The DRC launched a formal investigation into 1000 websites, of which over 80% were next to impossible for disabled people to use. They issued a stern warning that organisations will face legal action under the DDA and the threat of unlimited compensation payments if they fail to make websites accessible for people with disabilities.
Take Facebook as an example. Facebook is a company, but it provides a mostly free service. It's possible for them to get sued under UK law, and other major countries have similar laws such as the US and Australia.
If you're not planning to provide a service then there's no need to be concerned. But personally I think it shows good character to implement good accessibility in your website anyway, regardless of whether or not you provide a service.
Just my 2p.
Warning: the following will likely offend someone's mom, and the defeatist attitude will contribute to m0aR jocks giving wedgies to nerds and shoving them into lockers and possibly also raise cancer rates in children or something.
Also, a note: this is directed to web developers in general.
(For the following, imagine Homer Simpson prancing around mocking Flanders or something.)
Ooooh, a "stern warning", oh I'm sure those overpaid execs are just shivering in their £ 500 loafers at the thought that they've been issued something with about as much teeth as the "angry letters" the UN issues to random dictators committing whole-scale genocide of some ethnic group they hate while sipping their freshly-squeezed morning orange juice and playing a round of golf with their military buddies in the warm tropical sun. Yeah.Quote:
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Meh. If the laws don't actually do anything about it, I guess so.Quote:
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Seriously did Target ever actually change their web site after they were sued? Did they pay out more than a bajillionth of .005% of whatever they earn to the guy who complained?? I don't remember anything happening to the 2000 Sydney Olympics committee, do you? It's like it doesn't matter.
Nobody will chastise you for not knowing (or more likely not caring about) the difference between a real button that talks to a server and an anchor tag with "#" as the href with some CSS-dressing to make it look like a button (promising me it does something!!!) with a bunch of onclick events stuffed into it. With maybe 4 extra divs wrapped around it for good measure (like Google does). 'Cause I mean, look, Google does it. Google does lots of silly things, lots of bad code, Javascript that's poorly written. All you hear is praise. "Ooooh, teh googles! ♥ ♥" Can you hear the girls' hearts aflutter? I can. ♥ ♥ ♥
Originally Posted by Simon Willison
See, just non-rich weenies whining. They can babble 'til foam comes out of their mouths, but you don't have to listen to them. Is this why they aren't working at Google or eBay or Facebook?? Is this why their web sites look like a cyborg designed them??Quote:
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But I guess at the very least, I can ask for m0aR if I'm going to be force-fed Javascript on toast every online minute of my life.
So I turn it on... and I see...
...a normal twitter page.
WTF. No sharks. No lasers. No Nazis. Nothing is spinning, dancing, glowing, no custom content just for me, not even a clock giving me real time. "It's like they don't want your CPU to get cold or something." Hm...
Yeah. Awesome! This is the profession I want to be associated with! We've never heard of the separation of concerns, or if we did, Jeff Croft just told us it's nothing more than a web developer's wet dream, not to be confused with reality.
I should switch jobs and go clean toilets before I get so depressed I commit suicide or something. Or maybe I should go write an angry letter on teh interwebs.
I hope Stephen wasn't saying that was a good thing! Javascript was specifically built not to be able to do that for a reason... so what's Air's excuse (for breaking that rule)?Quote:
You must be out of your mind if you want JavaScript to have read/write access to your drive.
Yes. Though often even if they are aware of what they did wrong, they have already moved on to another project. It seems jQuery has brought scripting into more hands than plain Javascript ever could, so people in general are just using scripting more than they used to... again, with the same consequences of not being aware of how to do it "right" (or at least "good enough").Quote:
For those, blame should go to a programmer if something is broken.
A note on Andy's twitter: After at least a week of getting the nasty message, it vanished. But it seems to be hitting pages randomly. A twitter bug? Or twitter admins trying to stop the various insidious ways Javascript makes you add pr0n to your tweets? (there's even a variant which could do this on any mouseover... anywhere on the page, so, the whole viewport)
So I'm pretty sure Andy was unaware of it:
http://stommepoes.nl/twitgoogle.png (some of those pages are straight twitter pages while others are apparently pages who redirect to twitter pages)
Some other person's random page had it:
Turning on Javascript gives you... some ordinary twitter page. Without Chewbacca. Or, for now, pr0n.
Yes, I'd agree with the jQuery statement regarding people are using scripts they don't have a clue on about what on earth it contains or how it really works. It could be like offering a 11-year old they keys to a car and tell them it's fine to take it out for a spin on the road, it could work but it's a potential high risk.
As for JavaScript being the overruling force for the web content (for it [a site] to function) in the "futuristic next generation web" that sounds pretty dire state of affairs and hopefully won't happen.
JavaScript running inside Adobe Air is a regular programming language and is all installed by you on your computer and so the security restrictions needed in cnnection with scripts attached to web pages that you download from the web doesn't apply.
An equivalent would be to suggest that Microsoft Word shouldn't have read or write access on your computer.
Guess there is hope:
Then again, it is light grey text on white, just so those of us without screen readers have to work extra hard to read it, lawlz. Plus the text is microscopic because they're using that body {font-size: 62.5%} thing.
...damn prissy artsy designers and their "9px light grey on white looks more professional!" meh
Time for me to get my two cents in I guess (as I'm all about accessibility).
1) sg707, it's a well established fact that the largest sites on the web have a lot of shortfalls when it comes to how they produce their code. Stephen regularly tells about Google's poor JavaScript implementations and he's entirely correct. If you want a classic example of how the major sites fail at a basic level to consider their code correctly, try pushing any of the top 1,000 websites through the W3C validator. Several studies have been published independently which clearly show time and again that of the most popular sites on the web, less than 25% of them even pass (x)HTML validation on the front page of their sites. While that may seem like a non-issue, it's just a perfect reflection of how poorly code is maintained or produced at heavy industry levels.
3) Regarding accessibility. With the large sites, it does seem crazy to dump such a potentially large proportion of individuals who may have scripting disabled as non-customers however this goes on all the time. Millions of people suffer disabilities of some sort yet only around 2% (approx) of websites even meet the basic accessibility standards (like WCAG AA), because many sites simply don't understand the disabled they ignore them and hope they go away (discrimination exists online, as offline). While the web is getting better the unfortunate consequences are that we live in a society where the Facebook's of the world are perfectly happy to impose restrictions on their visitors even if they lose a number of people purely because they have plenty more visitors where those came from.
4) As for your assumption sg707, it's partly right and partly wrong. If your website is non-commercial or not a public entity (as in you're not making any money and you're not providing an important public service) your liability as far as disability law is somewhat restricted (though that's not to say that you couldn't be legally pursued to make your site compliant if you were found to be purposefully discriminating against them - which obtrusive scripting could qualify as). In addition, those who are disabled are more likely to go to your competition than simply go after you. What I would say though is that killing 10% of your potential audience (with the % of disabled individuals on top) by simply using scripting which could be made unobtrusive is like shooting yourself in the foot. Not only do you leave yourself open to potential lawsuits (if someone really was offended by the obvious discrimination), you're literally saying that you really don't want every visitor you could have.
PS: The Federal appeals court did rule that web publishers were not required to comply with the ADA, however that has now been resolved since the adaptation of the ADA to further include (explicitly) web related services. The ADA alike many disability laws were seriously out of date as when they were written the only concerns were offline stuff (or government works online AKA Section 508), now that is no longer an issue. Almost all anti-discrimination laws mention the web and in addition, you don't only have the ADA to worry about... if your website is viewed (for example) by an individual from the UK, you could be sued under British law for violating a citizen of this countries rights not to be discriminated against (and as your site is publicly visible to the UK you're liable as you're technically trading here too. :)
Laws aren't perfect, people get away with murder, it doesn't change the fact that businesses are hurting themselves (intentionally or otherwise), their visitor numbers, their potential profit margins (million dollar button goes here) and violating the law still gives us hardcore nuts to call everyone else a criminal :DQuote:
You are not going to have the Web Standards Evangelical Movement's black-clad jack-booted ninja storm troopers break into your bedroom in the night-time and drag you away because you were making millions with your site that only works for 89% of the population (isn't that a pretty big majority??).
Off-topic and cool: http://stacybleeks.com/facebook_tutorials.html
yeah still needs JS on bleh
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Elijah on Johnny Goudie's "How Did I Get Here?"
A few days, Elijah sat down with the sweet and hilarious Johnny Goudie as a guest on his fantastic Podcast "How Did I Get Here?"
Check out the link below for an hour of entertainment, and find out what life would be like if Elijah followed his childhood dreams of designing fire-throwing robots, and what the proper term for male-spooning is.
"How Did I Get Here?" is available below, and for streaming on iTunes. Check out all of Johnny's episodes, and subscribe to his podcast! You won't be sorry!
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We rocked for some great causes, played with a ton of stellar musicians, and got to melt the faces of Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly.
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K-Town Centric Foods
- MarikoDeVille Apr 10, 2007 08:08 PM
I just moved to k-town, and what do ya know, I'm rarely in the mood for korean food. The spicyness doesn't get along with my stomach most days, even though it's pretty darn tasty. You can't have Pho four times a week either. So I'm left with some big questions, where do I eat on that random night when I want it quick and local, but have set a sort of standard for where I'm eating. Maybe other people from koreatown have some good advice and stories to share. Thanks so much!
There is this taco stand off of 7th Ave by Vermont Ave right next to Southwestern Law School that is really tasty. Their 3 taco combo is under $4 for rice and beans. Very yummy taco stand.
Ssin Ssin on the southwest corner of 7th and Vermont has Korean and Japanese items that are not spicy. My faves are the dumpling soup and the fish egg rice bowl.
You're not too far from Larchmont, which opens up options for you. I like Village Pizzeria there.
re: lnbish
I think they're on Wilshire/Alexandria and Olympic a couple of blocks east of Normandie?
The one on Olympic has better parking options and is much larger, but the one on Wilshire is the original...
Welcome to K-town Mariko!
I guess it really depends on what you are looking for Mariko, but hopefully I'll be helpful.
I'd reccommend you give Jang An a try(corner of Olympic and Berrando), They offer great lunch speacials for Bulgogi(you can't go wrong with bulgogi) and the bean paste soup is definately one of the best in town.
Hi-Pizza on 2nd and Western is the best pizza place in K-town hands down.
Young King on Olympic is definately the best Korean/Chinese cusine, sweet and sour pork and the jja jang myun are must haves at Young King(3rd and Olympic)
Ma-Dang Noodles is another one of fav places(8th and Western), the chicken kal gook soo(chicken noodle soup?) is to die for, and their mandoo(korean dumplings) also hits the spot every time.
Did you know you can get korean/chinese/thai food delivered in K-town?
Ktownlove.com has a great listing of restaurants that offer delivery servies and a search engine/listing for finding the type of food you are looking for.
Have you noticed, (or tried) Pollo a la Brasa [the Peruvian chicken place] right on the SE corner of Western Ave. and 8th Street yet?
764 S. Western Ave
Koreatown, CA, 90005
(213) 382-4090
Open for lunch and dinner Wed.-Mon.
Billows of wood smoke are typically emanating from it's little shack and they serve the chicken with plastic cups of aji, the mint-green chile puree that is as addictive as it is crazy spicy hot, (and which you can skip considering your aversion to spicy stuff).
Finally have you tried Taylor's Steakhouse on 8th Street? Great comfortable throw back to the steakhouse's of yester year and the prices are reasonable for the niceness of their restaurant and the quality of their food.
re: tony michaels
One other place that is well liked by most hounds, Guelaguetza for Oaxacan food. They have two locations in K-town. The one that has parking is on Olympic just about at Normandie. The other location is close to Taylor's Steakhouse but has no good parking solution.
3014 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
(213) 427-0608
re: tony michaels
Taylors has valet parking right next to it. You just have to cough up the valet price.
If you want good taco's there's a lot of King Taco chains around. If you want the great taco's try El Taurino a block south of the Olympic and Hoover intersection on Hoover.
Lastly, you want to try a good homey Korean foods, try Han Bat on 5th St, just west of Western. They only serve Sul Lung Tang, a white milky broth made from boiling beef and beef bones for a long time. That, a bowl of rice, and some kimchi can chase away the cold any day.
re: tony michaels
I love this place. Parking is somewhat ample at the Olympic location but be prepared to wait for a table.
re: tony michaels
I've been to Pollo a la Brasa. I recommend the chicken and the Saltado de Mariscos.
re: tony michaels
Does anyone know how late Pollo a la Brasa is open? My uncle recommended this place too, so I tried to check it out one evening. It was closed. =(
re: MarikoDeVille
Listed as Wed. thru Mon. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
re: MarikoDeVille
I think that it closes fairly early - 7 or 8; also, I've gone there and have gotten the last chicken so maybe it's based on when they run out of food.
re: Bon Vivant
it definitely doesn't close until 10, but it's best to go there around/before 7, as the chickens are best then. Any later, and they're dry.
Welcome to the neighborhood! Lots of good places mentioned. Here is a rundown of a few more good non-Korean options in Koreatown.
Makkah Hallal (Fourth and Vermont): Tasty, well-priced Inidian, and they deliver!
Cassell's (Sixth and Berendo) classic burgers but only open for lunch.
Papa Cristo's: Great Greek on Pico and Normandie.
Dino's: Orange chicken and fries, on Pico, East from Papa Cristos.
Along with Village Pizza, there's NY Pizza on Western and Third.
Antequera de Oaxaca at Wilton and Melrose
Don Felix, Peruvian at the Temple/Beverly/Virgil intersection.
Lots of good Salvadoran (Atlcatl, La Nueva Flor Blanco) just above K-Town, up on Beverly Blvd.
in addition:
noshi sushi - cheap no frills sushi on beverly, a block or so east of western
kuishimbo - japanese grill on 6th/catalina (?)
hms bounty - pub grub and stiff drinks, on wilshire/mariposa (?)
el cholo - where tourists enjoy their idea of authentic mexican. alright for a marg.
a few thai places near 3rd/normandie. forget their names.
haven't been to m grill, so dunno much besides it being brazilian bbq.
same w/ manila good ha. they always look closed.
and what the heck is this new "pizza factory" or something on wilshire/st andrews?
re: smssms
Mr Pizza Factory offers gourmet pizza "Korean" style, basically they played around with toppings such as corn and bulgogi to give pizza a new twist.
Honestly, the pizza is ok, but not its rather expansive, for just an pizza. I'd rather go eat somethign else with the same budget.
Check it out though, the female population in K town seem to like it very much. Good first date restaurant.
re: CostcoWater
That is because, hilariously, their slogan is "Made for Women," and the seventh day of every month is "Mr. Pizza's Woman's Day." I'm not totally sure why. But it makes me laugh. Check out the website: http://www.mrpizza.co.kr/GLOBAL/eng/c...
Scroll down to 2004. I think there are a lot of cultural differences at play here.
re: CostcoWater
I'm going!
re: therealbigtasty
Did you go yet? Enjoy it?
re: Papuli
Not yet, my girl is a low-carber, so I have to eat pizza on my own time. Plus I work in a Pizzeria, so it's not usually my first choice.
But I love Korean food...and I bet they make good pie.


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WASHINGTON, DC — U.S. Representative Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) will today be presented with the 2012 National Legislative Advocacy Award by the Association of the United States Navy (AUSN) for his job-creating efforts for veterans at AUSN's annual Capitol Hill Reception today, January 22, 2013, in Washington, D.C.
Earlier this year, Denham introduced H.R. 4155, the Veteran Skills to Jobs Act, to address the unacceptably high rate of veteran unemployment by streamlining the federal certification process and cutting through the bureaucratic red tape, making it easier for veterans to utilize the skills they acquired in the military to find work at home.
"I am honored to be recognized by the Association of the United States Navy for my efforts on behalf of America's veterans," said Denham. "I wish my grandfather were with us today; I know he would be especially proud. I come from a family with a long and proud tradition of military service, and providing the best possible care and support for our veterans is very important to me."
"I'm proud to have worked with my colleagues in the House and Senate on both sides of the aisle to uphold our commitment to our veterans and ensure a seamless transition to civilian life," Denham continued. "I also want to thank AUSN for their continued support and dedication for these efforts and for making passage of this bill a priority to put our veterans to work here at home."
During AUSN's National Conference in Norfolk, VA, on October 26, 2012, Rep. Denham was selected by the AUSN Awards Committee to receive the award for his success on the passage of the Veteran Skills to Jobs Act.
"On behalf of the Association of the United States Navy (AUSN), I would like to congratulate you on being awarded the 2012 AUSN National Legislative Advocacy Award!" said RADM Casey W. Coane, U.S. Navy (ret), Executive Director, AUSN, in a letter informing Rep. Denham of his award. "This important piece of legislation helps separating servicemembers get training and certification recognition within Federal agencies for their roles and experiences while serving on Active duty while lowering the rate of unemployment amongst our nation's veterans."
Rep. Denham's veterans' affairs legislative aide, Christopher Del Beccaro, will also be recognized by AUSN with the 2012 National Legislative Proponent Award during the AUSN Capitol Hill Reception today, January 22, 2013, in Washington, D.C.
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Professor of International Business (INB) Cecilia McInnes-Bowers has taken students overseas for over a decade, but last summer was the first time she took students to Costa Rica.
The class visited the Costa Rican environment, businesses, the embassy, volunteered in El Carpio (a Nicaraguan refugee camp). They expanded their comfort zones and gained greater appreciation for what they have.
"It was a very dynamic way to make cross culture education real," said McInnes-Bowers, "It's very different than lecturing and discussions. Until you're integrating everything you learn in the classroom, you can't really know how to use it."
McInnes-Bowers designed the class to be like a program. An INB elective, the class provides four credit hours for INB and two credit hours of Spanish.
In Costa Rica, the class spent breakfast and dinner together and shared experiences that were both stimulating and challenging. The students lived with Costa Rican families and were challenged by having to navigate and function in an environment that was foreign.
Having grown up in Miami and Puerto Rico, McInnis-Bowers was comfortable in a Latin American environment. "It was a real shock for some of the students," said McInnis-Bowers, "but it was all just superficial differences."
"It was completely out of their comfort zone. It was a real shock for them dealing with how things work versus how they really are. But it was all just superficial differences," said McInnes-Bowers. She and the students did not share the same challenges because growing up in Miami and Puerto Rico made her comfortable in a Latin American Environment.
"I really had a mental breakdown," said Jasmine Clayton (Class of 2010). "There was a huge language barrier, there was no air conditioning, and the windows were always open so bugs came in."
McInnes-Bowers saw her students move from being so uncomfortable in the new environment to being reduced to tears because they didn't want to leave their Costa Rican mamas. "As a faculty member it's exhilarating," she said.
McInnes-Bowers and her students were all very moved by their volunteer project in the shanty-town of El Carpio, with its trash, stray animals and gray water.
"Everything looked so nice until we arrived at this giant landfill and entered El Carpio," said Clayton. "We were building bunk beds for families and some homes had no floors. Some had walls made of pieces of metal stacked together and bathrooms were usually holes in the ground."
In passing, McInnes-Bowers noticed one home where through the window, she saw lace curtains and a kitchen table set with napkins held by a napkin.
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Package managers are such an integral part of a distribution that the idea of replacing one may seem surprising – or even a challenge to the distribution's identity. Yet that is what Ale¨ Kozumplík and the other contributors to DNF [1] are preparing to do. With version 0.4.11 just released, DNF is currently available in Fedora 20 and is tentatively scheduled to replace Fedora's package manager Yum [2] entirely by the end of 2014.
Kozumplík is a Red Hat employee working out of Prague. "I had my first serious open source inside exposure in 2009 when I started to work on Anaconda, the Fedora system installer," he says. "Anaconda interacts with Yum, of course, so I learned about the general issues with packaging then."
Gaining experience and wanting to work on something different, Kozumplík began exploring Fedora's packaging tools in late 2011. Today, DNF is developed full time by Kozumplík and Radek Holý, with contributions from Yum expert Zdenek Pavlas and university student Jan Silhan. Other contributors include Michael Schroeder on libsolv [3], TomᨠMlcoch on a C library for metadata synchronization and downloads, Richard Hughes on the PackageKit front end [4], and Jindrich Lu¸a on the library for handling high-level distribution metadata.
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Camp Chronicles: Aug. 16
The latest developments from South Dakota State fall camp, which is closing in on the end of Week 2:
The Jacks will scrimmage - with officials on hand - Saturday morning in the first of two workouts.
A pretty good chunk of SDSU players (seniors, juniors and sophomores) are on the radar of at least one NFL scouting site – NFLDraftScout.com – heading into the season. They are, listed in order based on ranking within position and class:
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Dallas visits Arizona on Saturday in an NFL preseason game that will include (at least) three former SDSU players. Tight end Colin Cochart plays for the Cowboys - he has one catch through two contests - and ex-TE Steve Heiden and ex-WR Glen Fox are members of the Cardinals staff.
Every noteworthy preseason poll in the FCS is out, and SDSU is in the top 10 in all but one of them: No. 4 in Lindy's, No. 6 in the media poll, No. 7 in the coaches poll, No. 8 in the Sporting News, No. 10 in Athlon. USA Today was the only exception.
The media and coaches polls are considered the most important. This marks the first time that the Jacks were higher than ninth in either since moving to the NCAA Division I level in 2004.
How experienced is the SDSU offensive line? Of the 10 players listed on the unofficial two-deep, seven have appeared in at least 16 games. (Four of those have appeared in at least 26 games.) Four are seniors and four are juniors. The exceptions? Redshirt freshmen Mike Shoff (6-6, 320) and Nick Carr (6-8, 290).
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Swee-Lim Chia, Ph.D., of the Marketing Department, served as a La Salle representative to the International Lasallian University Leadership Program in Rome, Italy, this summer. He brought home inspiration and a new perspective on teaching, inspired by St. John Baptist de La Salle, founder of the Christian Brothers and the University's namesake.
"The experience gave me a fresh perspective on the Lasallian vision and mission that comes from a deeper knowledge and understanding of the work and life of our Founder," Chia said. "Though I always tried to do the best job I could as a professional, I now see my role as a professor at La Salle involves playing a part in transforming the lives of my students."
The International Lasallian University Leadership Program is a formation and enrichment program for University faculty and staff developed by the International Association of Lasallian Universities (IALU). It brings together faculty and staff from Lasallian universities around the world to the Generalate of the Brothers of the Christian Schools in Rome to share in the Lasallian and Catholic perspectives on higher education and to foster understanding and exchange. More than 50 faculty and staff from 24 Lasallian institutions from North and South America, Europe, Asia, and Africa participated in the program this summer. In addition to Chia, Mary Wilby, '86, MSN '90, of the Nursing Department and Luisa Ossa, Ph.D., of the Foreign Languages and Literatures Department also participated.
During the two-week program, participants read, studied artifacts and original writings on the life of St. La Salle collected in the archives of the Generalate, and heard from many Lasallian scholars, including Brother Alvaro Rodriguez Echeverria, F.S.C., Superior General of the Christian Brothers.


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Stephen Slappe- is an artist based in Portland, Oregon. Slappe's work has exhibited and screened internationally in venues such as Centre Pompidou-Metz (France), Portland Institute for Contemporary Art's TBA Festival, The Horse Hospital (London), The Sarai Media Lab (New Delhi), Consolidated Works (Seattle), Centre for Contemporary Art (Glasgow), and Artists' Television Access (San Francisco). His projects have been funded by multiple grants from the Regional Arts and Culture Council of Portland and an Individual Artist Fellowship from the Oregon Arts Commission. Slappe is an Assistant Professor and Chair of Video & Sound at Pacific Northwest College of Art. He is an active curator and organizer of video and film exhibitions including New Mutants at Worksound Gallery (Portland) and Out of the Great Northwest at The Horse Hospital (London). Slappe is an amateur film archivist and has presented three programs of archival 16mm films entitled Rolling Deep: Skateboarding Films 1965-1980, Static Age: The Culture of Early Television, and Drugs, Disease, Disaster
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Dylan Beck- My artwork explores the interaction of built space with the natural environment and the idea that manmade landscapes express a society's material and political priorities. Within this domain, my interests range from concepts of land use and automobile-centered planning to the psychological effects of living in the "non-places" of a hypermodern world. Hypermodernity has created places that have no relation to the natural environment in which they reside. These places include airports, shopping malls, and various housing developments, among others.
Many decisions regarding spatial relationships within our built environment depend on the flow of goods and consumers from place to place. Unmanaged growth, known as sprawl, has been the cause and/or effect of problems with transportation, the environment, and the economy. At the same time, this growth has created new housing and employment opportunities. I situate my work between criticism and veneration. Likewise, there is a dichotomy in my aesthetic attraction to images of built landscapes and my feelings toward the issues they illustrate.
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Alicia Jo Rabins - is a poet, composer, performer and Torah scholar based in Portland, OR and Brooklyn, NY. Her poems appear in American Poetry Review, Boston Review, Ploughshares, 6x6, Court Green, anthologies from NYU Press and Knopf, and a chapbook from Artscape Press (selected by Mary Oliver). A classically trained violinist since the age of three, Alicia recently premiered her original piece "A Kaddish for Bernie Madoff," a chamber rock opera about the spiritual implications of the financial collapse, at Joe's Pub in New York City. She is currently at work editing her first collection of poems.
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An experienced and dedicated Jewish educator, in 2010 Alicia founded Personal Torah, offering creative, meaningful bar/bat mitzvah preparation and adult Torah study in person or online. She has presented at the New School, Northwest Vista College, Hebrew Union College, and numerous conferences. Rabins holds an MFA in poetry from Warren Wilson College and an MA in Jewish Gender and Women's Studies from the Jewish Theological Seminary.
Tuesday, November 19
Didier Williams- holds an MFA in painting from Yale University, and a BFA in painting from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). His paintings examine a fictional narrative that dismantles fixed notions of home, place and time. William currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. He was a 2009 recipient of the Toby Devan Lewis Fellowship in painting as well as the 2006 recipient of the Morris Lewis Award for painting. He has exhibited paintings in group shows at Kravets Wehby gallery in New York, Deitch Projects in Long Island City, Swann Galeries in New York City, Gallerie Schuster in Berlin, as well as traveling exhibitions in Baltimore, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Greece. He will be a 2012/13 Artist in Residence at the Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation's Space Program in Brooklyn NY. He is currently on faculty in the Art/Art History Department at Vassar College as well as Adjunct Foundation Faculty in the School of Art and Design at Purchase College in NY.
Tuesday, December 10
Lindsey White (and/on Will Brown Collective)- Will Brown is something of an anomaly in the art world. The brainchild of artists Lindsey White, Jordan Stein, and David Kazprzak, Will Brown is difficult to define, which is one of the things that makes the collaborative project so appealing. The enigmatic space opened in January with an inaugural exhibition on illegitimacy in art and has since continued to serve up nonpareil shows and events that are not easily classified under the usual rubric of exhibition, gallery show, performance, action, or installation. A combination of these might best capture what Will Brown is all about, though it would be impossible to really pigeonhole this collective. The ongoing project currently takes the form of an experimental exhibition space in San Francisco's Mission District, and its twitter feed has a life of its own. I talked shop with Will Brown on micro-institution curatorial practices, obsolete art collectives, illegitimate inventories, and comedy drawing schools.
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But Danes isn't too concerned. "Homeland" earned her a fourth Golden Globe on Sunday. And she takes those who criticize her "cry face" in stride.
"It's just the way feelings register on my face," she told Elle. "It's been isolated from the rest of my work, like it's a tacked-on thing. It's not." For the record, I don't think of it as "criticizing" her cry face so much as "celebrating" it.
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Claire Danes Gets All the Emmys, Forever
Awhile back, someone asked me if I'd posted any pics from Temple Grandin. It had been a long time since I'd seen it, and I couldn't recall any cry face offhand. If there was any, I thought, it would be the scene where she gets into the cattle crush to calm herself down.
Behold! There is cry face! It wouldn't be a Claire Danes movie otherwise, would it?
The New Yorker? AYFKM?
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If you've come across the "Claire Danes Cry Face" meme—it began as a Pinterest board and evolved into this viral montage—you've seen the meanish, gleeful thrust of the joke: that every scene or movie which Danes is a part of leads inevitably to the moment when her mouth contorts into a grimace, her lower lip trembles, and she lets out a violent sob (or, as last night's spoof on S.N.L. put it, "her whole face looks like it's chewing gum").
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At present, debtors in the UAE are imprisoned for failing to pay their debts, and creditors, mainly banks, are not sympathetic to the debtors once they are in prison.
The Hollywood blockbuster has left the region. Filming for "Fast & Furious 7" began in Abu Dhabi last November but has finally finished.
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In April 1980 Tolbert was killed in a coup led by Master Sergeant (later General) Samuel K. Doe, who became head of state and chairman of the People's Redemption Council (PRC). The PRC promised a new constitutionwhich became effective in 1986and a return to civilian rule. Elections were held in 1985 with several parties participating but were widely criticized as fraudulent. Doe was inaugurated as the first president of the Second Republic in January 1986. His rule ended in 1990 after civil warprimarily between the Krahn and the Gio and Mano peopleserupted. A multinational West African force, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Monitoring Group, attempted to restore order, but the leaders of two rebel groups, Charles Ghankay Taylor and Prince Johnson, contended for power after Doe's downfall and execution. The war dragged on for seven years as new factions arose and neighbouring countries became enmeshed in the strife. The toll on the civilian population and the economy was devastating. After a series of abortive attempts, a truce was achieved in 1996. In elections held the following year, the National Patriotic Front of Liberia Party, led by Taylor, achieved a clear majority.
At first, Taylor's government was able to maintain a shaky peace, buoyed by the presence of ECOWAS peacekeeping forces. However, those troops left in early 1999, and by the end of the year rebels were on the attack in northern Liberia. The country's economy, already in shambles, was made worse in 2001 when the UN Security Council imposed sanctions for Liberia's support of rebel forces in Sierra Leone; Taylor's alleged role in Sierra Leone's civil war also resulted in his June 2003 indictment by a UN-sponsored war crimes tribunal (the Special Court for Sierra Leone). Meanwhile, the rebel insurgency in Liberia had slowly spread southward, killing thousands and displacing tens of thousands in the fighting. Government troops could not stop the rebel advance, and in August 2003 Taylor stepped down as president and went into exile in Nigeria. In March 2006 the Liberian government requested Taylor's extradition, and Nigeria announced it would comply with the order. Taylor subsequently attempted to flee Nigeria but was quickly captured. Charged with crimes against humanity and war crimes, he was later sent to The Hague; his trial before the Special Court for Sierra Leone began in June 2007. On April 26, 2012, Taylor was found guilty of being responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity that were committed during Sierra Leone's civil war because he aided and abetted the rebel forces who committed the crimes.
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Ms. Carolyn Roberson Says
Jul 04, 2013
I have a telcel telephone that I bought in Puerta Vallarta. I would like to purchase time on the telephone online and use it when I am traveling in Central America. Is that possible?
Thank you for your response
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