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|Sheldon Sickler 2269
|Sheldon Sickler
|27 Sep 2014
|Naomi N. (Sickler) Crawford
|David Crawford
|25 Sep 2014
|Mrs. Judith A. Sickler 177
|Judith Sickler
|24 Sep 2014
|Richard P. Sickler
|20 Sep 2014
|Edith (Sickler) Liqua
|Burton Sickler
|Alma (Sickler) Skopic
|Robert Irving Sickler
|SFC Clyde J. Sickler Jr.
|Charlesanna (Sickler) Sparks
|1866 Chews Landing, New Jersey
|Sean Sparks
|18 Sep 2014
|Evangeline R. (Sickler) Buby
|Sheldon Sickler
|Mrs. Ella A. (Kintz) Sickler
|Judith Sickler
|Ronald W. Sickler
|Debra (Holzhauer) Sickler
|Brenda P. (Jackson) Sickler
|Kenneth Sickler
|11 Sep 2014
|Kenneth L. Sickler 55
|Brenda P. (Jackson) Sickler
|Judith A. (Sickler) Gutirrrez
|Walter L. Sickler
|Helen P. (Sickler) Eastman
|Guy Sickler
|Kenneth Glen Sickler
|July 23, 1905 Burns, ks
|Mary M. (George) Sickler
|Sara (Sickler) Corby
|July 14, 1856
|Lesli Wall
|7 Sep 2014
|Lucinda (White) Sickler
|1796 Pawlings, New York
|Sheldon Sickler
|29 Aug 2014
|Virgie Elizabeth (Kline) Sickler
|Judith Sickler
|22 Aug 2014
|Virgie Elizabeth (Kline) Sickler
|1907 Exeter Twp, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
|Clyde J. Sickler
|1904 Orange, Franklin Twp, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
|Linda G. (Sickler) Enright
|21 Aug 2014
|Kenneth B. Sickler
|Richard A. Sickler
|Taga F. Sickler
|Krista H. (Sickler) Avery
|Chris (Juban) Sickler
|Clyde J. Sickler 3rd
|Linda Sickler
|Linda Sickler
|19 Aug 2014
|Peter Sickler
|1820 New York, United States
|Michael Spencer
|Mary Sickler
|1850 New York
|Bennett Sickler
|January 6, 1848 Pennsylvania, United States
|Frances Melissa (Sickler) Harding
|August 25, 1881 Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Stephen Reeves
|3 Aug 2014
|Martha Mae Sickler
|1925 Pennsylvania
|Sheldon Sickler
|1 Jul 2014
|Josephine Sickler
|April 8, 1851 Sicklerville, Camden County, New Jersey
|Carol Bradley
|30 Jun 2014
|Lucille (Maguire) Sickler
|Kenneth Sickler
|29 Jun 2014
|Mr Ken G. Sickler
|Mary A. (Sickler) Crowe
|26 Jun 2014
|Albert P P Sickler
|October 8, 1901 Pennsylvania
|Sheldon Sickler
|Lois (Fish) Sickler
|December 22, 1839
|Olin Bockes
|25 Jun 2014
|Elizabeth Sickler
|October 30, 1801 Exeter, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, United States
|Sheldon Sickler
|23 Jun 2014
|Laura Belle Sickler
|September 12, 1875 Bradford County, PA
|Ethel Sickler
|July 1, 1881 Silverwood, MI
|Gene Sickler
|July 21, 1930 MI
|Jacob J Sickler
|March 20, 1810 Beekman, Dutchess, New Jersey, USA
|MR Julius Sickler
|Kenneth Sickler
|22 Jun 2014
|Susanna (Dymond) Sickler
|September 25, 1825
|Stephen Reeves
|15 Jun 2014
|Isaac Sickler
|June 4, 1818 , New York, USA
|Sheldon Sickler
|Mahala (Sickler) Dymond
|November 18, 1842 Pennsylvania, USA
|Stephen Reeves
|14 Jun 2014
|Larue (Sickler) Vandermark
|November 3, 1942 Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
|2 Jun 2014
|Virginia L. (Sickler) Huband
|Sheldon Sickler
|29 Apr 2014
|Mary M Sickler
|August 1876 Illinois, USA
|Karola Thurman
|26 Apr 2014
|Harvey Sickler
|October 1885 Illinois, USA
|Belle Sickler
|September 1884 Illinois, USA
|Annie Sickler
|April 1890 Illinois, USA
|Albert Sickler
|November 1897 Illinois, USA
|Elmer Sickler
|November 1899 Illinois, USA
|J G Sickler
|March 1847 New Jersey
|Laura Rachel Sickler
|J G Sickler
|March 1847
|25 Apr 2014
|Laura Rachel Sickler
|Dorcus Sickler
|1813 New York
|Sheldon Sickler
|20 Apr 2014
|Reuben Sickler Sr
|1785 Woodstock, NY
|Pearl Sickler
|1897 Pennsylvania
|Elizabeth Ann (Price) Sickler
|1871 Pennsylvania
|Arthur Sickler
|August 5, 1879 Lapeer Michigan
|Gilbert Sickler
|1784 Woodstock, Ulster, New York, United States
|Ellen Charlotte Sickler
|1826 Portage, Summit, Ohio, United States
|Emeline Sickler
|1826 Portage, Summit, Ohio, United States
|Abigail Sickler
|Gilbert W Sickler
|April 16, 1824 Milltown, Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States
|Matilda Elvira Sickler
|March 17, 1810 Woodstock, Ulster Co. NY
|UNKNOWN Sickler
|Chester Sickler
|1813 New York, United States
|Female Sickler
|Wilbur Rodney Sickler
|September 4, 1901 Bradford County, PA
|William Sickler
|1816 , New York, USA
|Janet Sickler
|1807 , New York, USA
|George Sickler
|1814 , New York, USA
|Nancy Sickler
|September 4, 1820 , New York, USA
|William Sickler
|1809 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, United States
|Sarah E Sickler
|1805 , New York, USA
|Benjamin Sickler
|December 19, 1823 Exeter Twp, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA
|Ellen Sickler
|1812 Beekman Twp, Dutchess, New Jersey, United States
|John Franklin Sickler
|January 10, 2007 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, USA
|Hannah Sickler
|1803 , New York, USA
|Hannah Sickler
|May 20, 1826 Danbury, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
|Elizabeth Sickler
|February 2, 1817 Falls, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, USA
|George S Sickler
|June 23, 1824 Falls, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
|Fuller Sickler
|1821 Falls, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
|Miles A Sickler
|March 1829 Danbury, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
|Mariah Sickler
|June 24, 1803 Woodstock, Ulster, New York, United States
|William Chatfield Sickler
|October 22, 1804 Beekman Dutchess County New York, USA
|John Sickler
|March 17, 1810 Woodstock, Ulster, New York, United States
|Hillary Sickler
|May 5, 1819 Falls, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, United States
|Silas Sickler
|1800 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, United States
|Catherine Sickler
|Maria Sickler
|Perlina Sickler
|1810 New York
|Ann Sickler
|George V Sickler
|1796 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, USA
|Peter Sickler
|June 3, 1802 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, United States
|John Sickler
|1787 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, USA
|William Sickler
|1795 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, United States
|Robert Edison Sickler
|June 1839 Woodstock, Ulster, New York, United States
|Philip Sickler
|1830 New York
|Anna Marie Sickler
|1825 New York, United States
|Jeremiah Sickler
|1822 Woodstock, Ulster, New York, United States
|Sarah Sickler
|1835 Woodstock, Ulster, New York, United States
|William Sickler
|1820 Woodstock, Ulster, New York, United States
|Hanß Jörg Sickler
|Julius Sickler
|1797 Dutchess, New York, United States
|Wibur Rodney Sickler
|September 4, 1901 Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States
|Geraldine M Sickler
|July 6, 1905 Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan, USA
|Helen Mary Sickler
|February 6, 1904 Silverwood, Lapeer, Michigan, United States
|Elvira Irene Sickler
|May 9, 1911 Silverwood, Lapeer, Michigan, USA
|Louis Sickler
|1914 Michigan, United States
|Alonzo Benjamin Sickler
|July 22, 1915 Silverwood, Lapeer, Michigan, United States
|Stillborn child Sickler
|January 17, 1908
|Charles B Sickler
|October 1, 1866 Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Linda M. (Doanay) Sickler
|27 Mar 2014
|Leona (Sickler) Stouten
|1914 Michigan
|Leo Sickler
|1911 Michigan
|Nelson Rodney Sickler
|January 20, 1852 Asylum, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Violet I. (Sickler) Runkles
|Sherri Posey
|8 Mar 2014
|Elsie M. (Sickler) Ramey
|Nancy Wilson
|7 Mar 2014
|Martha M. (Sickler) Lasher
|Unnamed Father Sickler
|Martha Mae (Sickler) Lasher
|February 15, 1925 Pennsylvania
|George W Sickler
|Eric Winchell
|5 Mar 2014
|Margot Jeane Sickler
|February 16, 1898 Buitenpost
|Eric Holleman
|23 Feb 2014
|Mark Sickler 1
|Mark Sickler
|27 Dec 2013
|Edna (Sickler) Bamesberger
|December 27, 1895 Burns, Marion, Kansas
|Marshall Brown
|26 Dec 2013
|Mary Elizabeth Elizabeth (Kettle) Sickler
|May 1846 New York
|Charlene Long
|7 Dec 2013
|Laura (Sickler) Long
|February 1863
|Sharlene L. Sickler
|Sheldon Sickler
|8 Nov 2013
|Sherene L Sickler
|Shawn Sickler
|Unlisted SICKLER
|Louise T. (Curtis) Sickler
|7 Nov 2013
|Sharon L. (Sickler) Harrison
|Maria Sickler
|1808 Bradford County, PA
|Reuben Nelson Sickler
|August 6, 1877 Bradford County, PA
|Andrew Jackson Sickler
|July 1, 1881 Silverwood, MI
|Thelma I. (Sickler) Gaeth
|Lowell Sickler Jr.
|July 11, 1922 Silverwood, MI
|Florence Ethel (Moshier) Sickler
|November 25, 1901 Kingston, NY
|Roy Thomas Sickler
|June 25, 1912 Silverwood, MI
|Lowell Sickler
|April 25, 1885 Burlington, Lapeer, Michigan, United States
|Paul G. Sickler
|Orvel Sickler
|Mary Jane (Heath) Sickler
|April 3, 1854 Mehoopany, PA
|Sarah (Vanderpool) Sickler
|April 7, 1830 Bradford County, PA
|Reuben Sickler Jr
|February 28, 1829 Asylum, PA
|Mary (Short) Sickler
|January 31, 1790 Woodstock, Ulster County, New York, USA
|Matthias Sickler
|1756 Dutchess
|Kesiah Besiah (Kessager) Sickler
|1732 Beekman, NY
|Johannes George Sickler
|April 2, 1735 Munich, Germanhy
|Johannes Hans Sickler
|1698 Germany
|Maud Sickler
|1872 Asylum, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Napoleon Sickler
|June 1, 1870 Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Charley Sickler
|October 1866 Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Lydia Sickler
|July 1860 Pennsylvania, USA
|Andrew James Sickler
|January 16, 1858 Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Abigail Sickler
|1855 Pennsylvania, USA
|Ethelinda Sickler
|November 1855 Pennsylvania, USA
|Lois A Sickler
|Elsie M Sickler
|Betty J Sickler
|Donald R Sickler
|1920 Pennsylvania
|Ruth L Sickler
|Lettie M Sickler
|1884 Pennsylvania
|Mavoureen F Sickler
|Ruth V Sickler
|Charles A Sickler
|Walter Melvin Sickler
|Caroline Sickler
|Unlisted SICKLER
|Jacob Sickler
|October 14, 1773 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, USA
|William C Sickler
|1775 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, United States
|Johannes Sickler
|1754 Dutchess, New York, USA
|George Sickler
|1758 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, USA
|Elizabeth Sickler
|February 14, 1761 New York, USA
|Phillip Sickler
|Mary Sickler
|Peter Sickler
|1770 Beekman, Dutchess, New York, USA
|Hannah Sickler
|Margaret Sickler
|1790 New York, United States
|Jeremiah Sickler
|1794 New York, United States
|James Sickler
|1797 New York, United States
|Maria Sickler
|Catherine Sickler
|Abigail Sickler
|1826 Luzerne, Pennsylvania, United States
|Froukje Klazes (Plantenga) Sickler
|Emma J. (Sickler) Frank
|Ellen L. (Sickler) Beach
|Ruth Thorpe Sickler
|Died at birth
|E. Lucille (Sickler) Hewlings
|June 28, 1927
|Gail Cox
|23 Sep 2013
|Coralie Sickler
|Eric Winchell
|29 Aug 2013
|Minerva Jane (Jennie) Sickler
|Donald McKenzie
|22 Aug 2013
|Loretta (Carter) Sickler
|Jim Pickett
|11 Aug 2013
|Nadean Sickler
|Nadean Sickler
|1 Aug 2013
|Mary (Unknown) Sickler
|Jim Pickett
|8 Jun 2013
|John Sickler
|Mary O. (Sickler) Pickett
|Mary O. (Sickler) Pickett
|Arthur B Sickler
|Pennsylvania, USA
|Jennifer Smith
|7 May 2013
|Ida E Sickler
|Mill City, Wyoming county, Pennsylvania
|Rachel (Sickler) Demarest
|Nicholas Pitcher
|30 Dec 2012
|Myrtle Sickler
|January 1887
|Brian Myron
|1 Sep 2012
|Living Sickler
|Aaron-Lincoln Sickler
|July 1867 Pennsylvania, USA
|Genevieve M. (Sickler) Hawks
|Alissa Farrow
|29 Feb 2012
|Margaret E. (Sickler) Sypolt
|Lorrain Leckliter
|Burton Sickler
|Burton Sickler
|2 Jan 2012
|Margaret Luceal Sickler
|January 2, 1904
|Kristofer Ianetti
|17 Nov 2011
|Earl Leroy Sickler
|January 16, 1902
|Floyd Rolandis Sickler
|August 13, 1899
|Gladys Leona Sickler
|February 13, 1894
|Pearl Delight Sickler
|May 6, 1890
|Lydia Mahalath Sickler
|December 6, 1886
|Walter Warren Sickler
|June 23, 1884
|Lula Sickler
|March 13, 1882
|Grace Belle Sickler
|June 6, 1880
|Joseph Rolandis Sickler
|Josephine Sickler
|Esther Ann Sickler
|1818 Gloucester County, New Jersey
|K Mork
|11 Nov 2011
|Esaias Hunt Sickler
|February 5, 1819 Gloucester Cty, New Jersey
|Edward Hunt Sickler
|January 1, 1821 Gloucester Cnty, NJ
|Susanna Sickler
|September 11, 1822 Gloucester Cnty, NJ
|Abigail Hunt Sickler
|February 16, 1825 Gloucester Cnty, NJ
|Eleanor Sickler
|January 1827 Gloucester Cnty, NJ
|Rebecca Hunt Sickler
|May 26, 1829 Gloucester Cnty, NJ
|Jacob Sickler
|July 4, 1831 Gloucester Cnty, NJ
|Rhoda Ann Sickler
|October 27, 1833 Gloucester Cnty, NJ
|Jacob Sickler
|1838 Gloucester Cnty, NJ
|Job Sickler
|April 19, 1838 Gloucester Cnty, NJ
|Hannah Sickler
|Esther Sickler
|1826 Gloucester, NewJersey, USA
|Elizabeth Sickler
|1828 Gloucester, NewJersey, USA
|Anna Hopper Sickler
|1832 Gloucester, NewJersey, USA
|Charles Sickler
|1835 Gloucester, NewJersey, USA
|Ruth H Sickler
|1836 Gloucester, NewJersey, USA
|Sarah T Sickler
|November 3, 1846 Of Greenwich, Gloucester, NJ
|Jacob Sickler
|1793 of Burlington Co., N.J.
|Esaias Hunt Sickler
|February 5, 1819 Of,,Gloucester,Nj
|Jacob Sickler
|October 2, 1767 Chews Landing, Camden, NJ
|Jacob Sickler
|February 10, 1797 Chews Landing, Camden, NJ
|Elizabeth Sickler
|1798 New Jersey, USA
|Josiah Burrough Sickler
|1799 New Jersey, USA
|John Sickler
|1800 New Jersey, USA
|Jazer Sickler
|November 20, 1802 Gloucester, NJ
|Joshua Sickler
|1805 New Jersey, USA
|Susanna Sickler
|December 10, 1792 New Jersey, USA
|William Sickler
|Earl Bice
|31 Oct 2011
|Harry W. Sickler
|1875 Pennsylvania
|Mark Mayernik
|16 Jul 2011
|Mary Sickler
|27 May 2011
|John C. Sickler
|Elizabeth Sickler
|Mark Swarthout
|James Sickler
|Mark Mayernik
|26 May 2011
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Originally published on Thu November 1, 2012 1:12 pm
File this under "I didn't really think there was anything else I could learn about or care about swing state voters, and then came this."
Swing state voters by 42-38 percent would prefer a President Clint Eastwood over a President Oprah Winfrey.
Republican swing state voters would prefer President Stephen Colbert over President Jon Stewart by a 3-to-1 margin. Flip that for swing state Democrats.
Originally published on Thu November 1, 2012 12:49 pm
Just five days before Election Day, President Obama returned to the campaign trail after spending several days preoccupied with overseeing the federal response to the devastation in the Northeast in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
Obama began his campaign re-emergence Thursday with a rally in Green Bay, Wis., a state where his once-substantial lead in polls over Republican Mitt Romney has narrowed to only a few points in a majority of the polls.
The campaign calm after the storm is about to end.
Both President Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, will be out stumping for votes today. The race for the White House, which was just about put on hold as Superstorm Sandy bore down on the East Coast and then roared ashore, is back on with just five days to go before Election Day.
Romney will be in Virginia. The president will be in Wisconsin, Colorado and Nevada.
Originally published on Wed October 31, 2012 4:53 pm
If you're using social media to follow the presidential campaign or even if you're related to someone else who's doing that, there's a good chance your cellphone got spammed Tuesday night with an anti-Obama text message.
The messages went out between 7:30 and 10 p.m. They were anonymous but quickly traced to a Republican consulting firm in Northern Virginia.
Originally published on Wed October 31, 2012 3:06 pm
As the presidential race zeroes in on Ohio, and the auto industry gets renewed focus in the all-important swing state, Mitt Romney's campaign is touting the backing of former Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca and the company's former president, Hal Sperlich.
"In our opinion, Mitt Romney is the leader we need to help turn our economy around and ensure that the American auto industry is once again a dominant force in the world," Iacocca and Sperlich write on Romney's website.


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Willow Beach St has a Walk Score of 55 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Community Center Park, Ferndale Park and Dodge Brothers State Park Number 2.
Nearby schools include Roosevelt Elementary School, Abbott Middle School and Our Lady Of Refuge School.
The closest grocery stores are Keego Harbor Specialty Sausage, La Rose Market Inc and AAA Produce Exchange Inc.
Nearby coffee shops include Bosko's Coffee & Kitchen, Tim Hortons and Ellen's Bakery & Cafe. There are 15 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Logan Associates, Hungry Howie's and SUBWAY® Restaurants.


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RECIPE # 4457 - SPICY CHICKEN RIGATONI - Tuesday, March 30, 2010
1/4 c oil
1/2 T crushed red pepper
1/8 t salt
1/8 t ground black pepper
1 T chopped garlic
6 oz chicken, sliced
3/4 c. Marinara sauce
1/2 c Alfredo sauce
2 t butter
1/4 c peas
1 lb Mezzi Rigatoni pasta, cooked according to package directions
additional 1/2 t crushed red pepper (for garnish)
In a sauté pan, heat oil over medium heat. Add crushed red pepper, salt, black pepper and garlic and sauté just long enough for garlic to caramelize and red pepper to release flavor into the oil. Add sliced chicken and sauté briefly to coat in spices and garlic.
Add Marinara Sauce first and then Alfredo Sauce and bring to a simmer. Cook until sauce thickens slightly and chicken has reached an internal temperature of 165°. Turn off flame, add butter and peas and incorporate into sauce.
Drop cooked pasta in boiling water for 3 seconds. Let drain for 15 seconds. Toss with the sauce. Place pasta and sauce in pasta bowl, reserving the majority of the chicken to be placed on top of the pasta. Using a rubber spatula, scrape any remaining sauce from the pan to the pasta. Garnish with crushed red pepper and serve.
Add Marinara to the pan before Alfredo Sauce. This will help keep the Alfredo Sauce from breaking down.
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Audi R8 Locked In Embrace With A5 Sportback In Bizarre Crash
Normally an Audi R8 crashing into an Audi A5 Sportback isn't news, but when it looks like this it is. »
Normally an Audi R8 crashing into an Audi A5 Sportback isn't news, but when it looks like this it is. »
Last year MotorTrend's video host Jessi Lang flew to Germany to test an extremely powerful tuned Abt Audi R8. She opened the car up on a local highway, and then her life nearly ended. »
Remember that time an R8 Spyder crashed into Ice-T during the Bullrun Rally? Neither did we. But video of the crash has finally surfaced after three years, which might line up nicely with the statute of limitations for epic asshattery. »
Diesel is overrated by the gearhead community. There. I said it. Here's why. »
While Travis filled up the R8 with another billion gallons of Mother Nature's tears, the gas station's cute dog remained vastly unimpressed with its Sepang Blue paint job... »
1: Mr. Okulski put a different route in my nav. 2: Mr. Okulski's car was much faster. 3: Mr. Petrány got lost. On the plus side, Audi's sequential indicators worked just fine on both cars while we paid Mr. Okulski's toll bill. »
It's Ken Block with his buddies Mike Rockenfeller in an Audi R8, Augusto Farfus in a the new BMW M4 and Adrian Zaugg in a Lamborghini Aventador playing around on a race-course drenched in darkness and laser beams. Just another day at the office. »
An all-new Audi R8 is coming soon. It will not have the glorious gated manual gearbox of the current car, but it should be great anyway because it's based on the new Lamborghini Huracan. I'm even more impressed after seeing and hearing it attack the 'Ring. »
Battery technologies have improved and Prof. Ulrich Hackenberg is at the steering wheel again at Audi, so the R8 e-tron is reportedly back from the dead. Good times. »
Every single time a new Corvette is released, we hear how it'll be the standard of the world. The same has been said about the 2014 Corvette Stingray. But is that true? Let's find out. »
It all starts with three metallic, space-frame modules — a skeletal structure of aluminum extrusions, largely — and ends with either a roadgoing R8 or the R8 LMS racecar. In between is where all the the assembly-nerd magic happens. »
What's it like to be a gentleman racer in a modified version of a road car thousands of people drive every day (or at least on weekends)? Let's take a look. »
IT'S A NEW CAAAAAAARRRR! Sheree Heil from Tacoma, Washington just won an Audi R8 Spyder on The Price Is Right, becoming the biggest winner in the history of The Price Is Right's daytime broadcast. She looks excited. »
The Audi R8 is a wonderfully enjoyable car. And Audi's head of tech development says that the next gen car will be going on a diet, which means there will be more 'sporty dynamism' to go around. »
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that I was never a huge fan of the Audi R8's in the aesthetics department. It was a mid-engined V8 beast with a hushed exhaust note, slits instead of eyes, and a big Egyptian stele for a nose. But in all black, I think I finally get it. It's menacing. »
The common stereotype of the polite, restrained midwesterner entirely breaks down in a little sliver of insanity called Lincoln, Nebraska. All the people have the reserved countenance and robustness of the God-fearing flatlander, yet that only serves to hide the real truth: These people are nuts. Is it football? is it… »
Almost exactly five years ago, I named Carhenge as one of the top ten American automotive pilgrimages. Of course, I'd never been. I've finally rectified this oversight and I can tell you with confidence that if you're in western Nebraska you must visit. »
Leaving Old Faithful I was prepared or an easy drive out of the Rockies and into Wyoming's famous ranch land. Alas, I had one more stretch of America's purple mountain's majesty left that my Gulf Coast mind was not prepared for. »


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A nonprofit group is expected to complete a deal soon to buy the vacant Blessed Sacrament church in Jamaica Plain so it can use the building for community space, blocking a controversial proposal to convert the 96-year-old building into pricey condos.
The group, the Hyde Square Task Force, said it recently signed a purchase-and-sale agreement to buy the 16,800-square-foot Italian Renaissance revival-style church. Other steps are still required to seal the deal.


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Learn how to gauge lameness by using a locomotion scoring system.
By: Heidi Carroll, Livestock Stewardship Extension Associate, SDSU Extension
Several iGrow articles have discussed the challenges of identifying cattle lameness cases and determining appropriate actions to take depending on the cause of the lameness. When producers identify lame animals in the herd, it is helpful to consult with a veterinarian using a common language to describe the observed signs of lameness. This common language can be a locomotion scoring system, an objective measure indicating the severity of an animal's lameness. Monitoring a herd's locomotion score can also provide a picture of the prevalence of lameness.
Locomotion scoring uses head bobs and stride length to detect lameness at a walk. The table explains each number of the scale (0 to 3). For a description of a scoring system for dairy cows, see Wet Weather: Lameness and Mastitis.
Locomotion Scoring System*
Scoring system for observing lameness in beef cattle. *Adapted from Zinpro® Corporation, Kansas State University and the Beef Cattle Institute, 2013.
Normal (0)
Mild Lameness (1)
Moderate Lameness (2)
Severe Lameness (3)
Producers can use locomotion scoring in three ways, depending on their intended goal. First, it can be used to identify individual animals that require hoof trimming or treatment. When using locomotion scoring to identify lame animals, producers can easily incorporate the score into existing treatment records. Scoring the treated animal for several days following treatment is a nice way of tracking the success of treatment and management practices implemented.
Second, it can be used to determine the prevalence of lameness within the herd by observing all animals at a regular interval (monthly, semi-monthly, seasonally). This can be achieved by having one person observe each animal as it walks by and simply tally the number of animals that fit under each locomotion score. Knowing what percentage of a herd is twos and threes can help when making management decisions about environmental hygiene to minimize infectious agents or culling.
Third, locomotion scoring can be used to evaluate the progress and success of a newly implemented management practice or treatment protocol. This is accomplished by recording the current prevalence of lameness before the change and then observing cattle at regular intervals (weekly or monthly) following the newly implemented practice, such as a new mineral or supplementation program, pen maintenance changes or treating a hairy heel wart outbreak. Locomotion scoring gives producers the ability to identify lame animals, document improvements and adjust management practices as necessary to achieve optimized animal well-being and minimize economic losses due to lameness.
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Am I alone here: underwhelmed by Zahav?
The plus stuff: service warm, helpful. Decor attractive and lively vibe. Laffa bread perfect for
accompanying super humus. Tasty pickle assortment on table; had to ask for more.
Negatives: Very noisy, hard to talk, and this is food that begs for conversation. Quite dark, tables
close together. Handicap access entrance hard to find. location confusing.
And now, my rant: while the salatim were tasty and varied, sharing such small portions amongst four people is not relaxing. The really great tastes were just teases. Some of the small plates
were just plain disappointing, like the branzino, which was dry and tasteless. Others were yummy, but so tiny, who wants to share--I loved the Merguez sausage balls, accompanied by a tiny cast iron
skillet with a poached egg yolk atop something red and tasty. But, I had to share, and it was
I'm sure small plates aren't my thing. Too many misses amid the hits. Quality food, but noise level was the kiss of death to the whole experience.
Nope! Not Alone anymore. My daughter and I had a "date" there for lunch. Going "to the city" is big deal. We did not have negatives. But definetly found out we are not small plate people. We confirmed that with a dinner trip to Distrito. Portions too small to enjoy, really taste and hard to share a winner. when you get a loser you feel extra disappointed. AND they are not Cheap. We had to order "seconds" at Disitro and left with plenty of room, barely enuf cash, to spare for Capogiro ice cream YUM!
re: barryg
lunch at zahav????? must have been during restaurant week???? not the best week for rating i don't think.....i, for one, LOVE zahav!! when my husband and i go we do order LARGE hummous and LARGE salatim to start so there is plenty to share!
hope you give it another try
If you get a small plate that you love, order another one! They're not expensive. The noise level at Zahav has never bothered me, it's a large room with a lot of people talking but I've never said "Ow, my ears" or had trouble hearing/being heard by the server the way I have at, say, Barbuzzo. It's no secret that Zahav is my favorite restaurant in the city, it gets better every time I go.
re: Buckethead
+1 bucket!! noise has never bothered me....and i agree....start small and continue ordering thru the evening as you find the things you love....it helps to make the meal last longer as well!!
love love love zahav
I'm not really a "small plates" fan myself. Always feels like I'm paying way more money for way less food, and awkward situations with timing/size of plates when sharing or dining with others (some plates being much smaller than others, so how much to really order? Is something sharable or just a single bite? Most waitstaff not helpful beyond trying to get you to build up a big bill right away anyway...and if the place is super-trendy and busy they don't want you to linger and keep ordering more if you're still hungry vs. turning the table.)
But this is probably more a general Philly restaurant rant of mine than one specifically about Zahav, which I have yet to try (I have a bad raw garlic intolerance which Middle Eastern food almost always sets off. I would like to try them if some could recommend dishes I could be safe to try, but every time I've asked I seem to be met with silence.)
re: sockii
Have you asked the restaurant? They are best qualified to answer, and in my experience they are good at dealing with dietary constraints.
re: barryg
Actually I did recently and was told the following would be safe. Does seem like I'd have to leave a lot out, so I'm wondering what might be recommended as the best to try - I do love chicken livers so was leaning toward that as a definite.
Our current menu is attached. The items with no garlic are:
Daily selection of salads (except the cabbage, beets and fennel)
Crispy Haloumi (leaving off the mustard greens)
Watermelon Salad
Fried Sweetbreads (without the baba ganoush and vinaigrette)
Tuna Basturma (with turnips only)
Kibbe Naya (without black harissa)
Grilled Chicken Livers (without barley mujadara)
Spiced Eggplant (without greens)
Crispy Branzino (without legumes, beans, tomato)
Funny, I think of Zahav as one of the quieter restaurants. It has a nice lively buzz, but never hard to hear. I have often entertained business clients here because the meal is great and it is always possible to talk. Maybe it's a lot worse on weekends? I also don't think of it as dark, and I have bad eyesight so I'm always aware of this.
Personally, I love the small plates concept in general, and Zahave in particular. I love getting a little taste of this and a little taste of that with the salatim. I think of it more as a palate teaser than a substantial component of the meal. With other dishes, if I know it is something I love and will want to share, we'll order 2-3 servings for the table (always order multiple cauliflowers, for example). For other things, that only I like, or that I want to try and see how it is, I'll get one. I always leave full and happy, with lots of yummy tastes in my mouth.
I love the service at Zahav! The staff just go out of their way to make your experience perfect. But what really surprised me was when the manager stopped at our table and asked not only what was good about our meal, but what the restaurant could do better. I eat out alot and that has never happened before. In all honesty, very few of the dishes wowed me (although i would definitely go back for the crispy haloumi or fried cauliflower - and i hate cauliflower!), but maybe thats because i'm still learning about that type of cuisine. It was the overall experience that would bring me back there again.
re: SnowCat
The tasting menu with the lamb shoulder is amazing. The portions are incredibly generous. I believe they gave us every dessert on the menu and we couldn't come close to finishing them. The hummus we had in Israel was incredible, Zahav's is comparable to what you would find in Israel. That in itself is worth a trip for me. Oh, and that lamb, too. I always ask for a quiet table when I make reservations on Opentable.
Also I should add that if the noise was your main problem, they have a smaller dining room off the main room that is much quieter, I'm sure they would reserve you a table in there if you specifically asked for it.
Wife and I are right with you. The hummus(es), laffa and pickles are fantastic. The cocktails are also great. But the hot dishes are not only small but, on average, aren't that exciting. One way to think of it is that Zahav can be one of the best cheap early dates in the city: if you go for happy hour and get just cold salads and hummus, you can have a great meal and great drinks, in a very nice room, for not much money.
re: GDSwamp
we have actually gone for happy hour and had drink specials...and hummous and bread and salatim and then head to amada for a few treats!!! makes for a fun progressive dinner
re: ilovesummer
That's the way to do it.
re: GDSwamp
Thanks to all for making this such an interesting thread. Making Zahav the start of'
a fun progressive dinner sounds great!
My take home from the thread is to reinforce that I'm just not a small plates person.
Seagulls expressed this well:" hard to share a winner, and when you get a loser,
you feel extra disappointed."
Also, it wasn't that Zahav was extremely noisey, it's more that my need for relative
quiet in a restaurant has increased over time. Now, it's very important to me
re: Bashful3
I bet Zahav is a lot like Amada. If you don't like small plates, you probably won't like Amada either (that topic seemed to pop up a while back). But if youever try the lamb at Zahav, there is nothing small about that!
re: GDSwamp
Hah, my problem is I can never eat restaurant-prepared hummus (that damned garlic reaction of mine) and yet that's what most people say is the shining star at Zahav, along with the lamb. Which I have emailed to ask them about and am waiting to hear, as I do have some folks I'd love to try the place with for that (I loooove good lamb), but only if they can reasonably accommodate. So we'll see.
re: sockii
The haloumi cheese with figs and the fried cauliflower are not exactly bad. I bet they could do up a batch of hummus without the garlic for your group...
re: bluehensfan
Oh dear. I thought the fried haloumi cheese would be a rare delicacy, and it proved
to be a big disappointment. I had also heard folks rave about the fried cauliflower,
but found that ok, but underwhelming. No doubt they would do up a batch of non-garlic hummus upon request.
I thought this was a quality place with its act together, but just not right for me, mostly
for the small plates concept.
re: Bashful3
I am a big fan of Zahav but I never understood the fuss over the cauliflower at all. One of my least favorite dishes there.
re: barryg
What else is good in your opinion seeing that we are going again soon? I will have to have the haloumi but can do without the cauliflower this time.
re: bluehensfan
We were recently at Zahav and thought the sable and the chicken livers were amazing.
re: bluehensfan
Almost everything else :) I haven't been there since the winter, but I really liked the sable, the brussel sprouts, and the kibbe naya. And of course the hummus.
Love Zahav, the people, the place, the food. With that said it is understandable that some would not like It. Good thoughts about a progressive dinner if a change in venue and/or cuisine adds interest at times. We usually find enough variations in the menu. But an interesting idea, indeed. The small plates issue is easily solved as noted here by others. We love the tasting small plates concept, like it order another. We have ordered some items which when presented we thought; too small a plate! They could provide just a bit more quantity on some items. We think the value for quality it very good. Match to another CC regular plates good quality restaurant and one can come out quite nicely ordering additional items one likes. Just love having Zahav in Philly.
I'm visiting Philly this week and went to Zahav. It has an interesting menu, but for me everything just missed. The hummus was whipped into a soft, mousse like consistency. The spices on some of the salatim were too strong (e.g., way too much cloves on the carrots). I had the haloumi cheese, but it was too chewy. The cauliflower was bitter. Whatever lamb dish I had was too salty like bacon. And dessert was disappointing. The jammed some chocolate into a kataifa, making it too dense and overwhelmed all the other flavors. It could be a very good restaurant, but everything seemed just a bit off for me.
re: plasticman
Oh man...we ate at Zahav last weekend and I was impressed by everything we tried. Everything we ate was fabulous, even better than our last visit. The bread and hummus were delicious, the salatim were all yummy, especially the eggplant and the carrots. We also had the haloumi with figs that was fantastic along with a deliciuos take on matzo ball soup and a number of other small plates. Of course the lamb shoulder was the highlight of our meal. It was moist, perfectly prepared, and was the perfect relude to three fabulous desserts. We can't wait to return although I honestly still feel full from our meal! :)
re: bluehensfan
I wonder if we were there at the same time, I also revisited it over the weekend and it was as great as ever. Some standout dishes included the sweetbreads (sesame crusted, with baba ghannouj made from zucchini and corn), the soup you mentioned (Gondi), and the grilled chicken livers. The sweetbreads in particular were maybe the best sweetbread dish I've ever had.
Dessert was great too, in particular the halvah mousse. I could eat that again right now.
re: Buckethead
Our dinner was great. We went last Friday night and left all of the choices save for the haloumi that we had to have with our excellent server, James, who brought out some great dishes (like the soup) that we would have not thought to order on our own. We did not have the chicken livers or the sweetbreads though but had the house smoked sable over challah with an egg yolk you puncture at the table (that didn't sound right!), fried kibbe, the aforementiond things, and three great desserts including the almond semifreddo, some type of parfait, and my favorite which had a coconut macaroon as part of it.


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Indianapolis—On the surface, it might appear as though Butler is regaining a bit of momentum after an unheard of three losses in four Horizon League games. The Bulldogs beat UIC 72-65 Monday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse, for their second straight win, but it came with a heavy price.
"I thought that was a great win, especially considering we were a little bit short-handed there at the end of the game," said Butler head coach Brad Stevens in his initial comments to reporters.
Horizon League Player of the Year candidate Matt Howard left the game at halftime after losing a large amount of blood after taking an inadvertent elbow just prior to Shawn Vanzant's buzzer beater which gave the Bulldogs a 34-33 halftime lead.
Howard was knocked down after Paris Carter's elbow struck his right forehead. When he got up, fans quickly saw a face full of blood, a sight nobody in attendance could recall witnessing before on a basketball court.
"I've seen Matt look kind of like that before, haven't we?" said Stevens, only half serious, a statement that was a compliment to Howard and the way he routinely gives up his body for the team. "Not really, and he's such a tough kid. The last thing he wants to do is sit for any time at the end of his career. I'm glad that we played the way that we did in the second half."
Stevens is only calling Howard's injury "day-to-day" but acknowledges that doctors will check for any possible after affects of the big hit.
"He's obviously got a big knot up here (pointing to the forehead) and he's got stitches and everything else. They (training staff) haven't said anything but that they are going to keep monitoring it throughout the week. It's not determined that he's out on Thursday (against Wright State) or anything like that," added Stevens.
Howard scored nine first half points, but in his absence a number of Bulldogs picked up the slack, led by Shelvin Mack who scored 17 points. Freshman Khyle Marshall added 11, while Zach Hahn and Ronald Nored hit double-figures with 10 points respectively.
Stevens was clearly pleased for the final horn to sound with Butler on the winning end, considering how well UIC played and the setbacks the Dawgs suffered.
"If you would've told me that Matt played 17 minutes and we lost Chase early, and you would've told me we won by seven, I would've been plenty happy," added Stevens.
The Bulldogs still have plenty of work to do, both in the training room and on the court to get back in position to participate in the NCAA tournament. However, Monday's hard-fought victory over the Flames shows this team still has the toughness necessary to get the job done.
It remains to be seen, however, whether they'll have the healthy and able bodies it takes to contend for the Horizon League regular season or tournament championship.


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Oracle OpenWorld
Space Invasion @ Dreamforce
By Zoli Erdos on November 17, 2013
Last year I made a bit of fun of Oracle, picking on the symbolism in their closed, walled conference setup vs. the open festival-like environment at Salesforce.com's competing event. Here's a little pictorial reminder: Dreamforce did not even feel like a conference, rather a Festival – Woodstock, Mardi Gras, SXSW - your pick. Fun. Contrast that to Oracle's […]
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Oracle OpenWorld 2013: A conundrum solved
By Paul Greenberg on October 7, 2013
For years I couldn't resolve how and why Oracle approached the market so differently than other major apps providers. Finally I have. They aren't truly an apps provider – at least not primarily.
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Last Look at Oracle OpenWorld 2013
By Denis Pombriant on October 3, 2013
The ghost of Anthony Lye presided over Oracle OpenWorld's third-day customer experience, or CX, keynote. For CRM and related things, it was the moment I'd been waiting for. Lye is in robust health as far as I know, but he has been gone from Oracle for about a year. He was the architect of Oracle's […]
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Oracle OpenWorld 2013 Sails On
By Denis Pombriant on September 24, 2013
Like any major trade show of long standing, OpenWorld has been in planning for a long time. But this OpenWorld might be the most planned show of its kind ever because in addition to the extravaganza taking place in the Moscone Center, many of the hotels in the area and even in closed-off streets, an […]
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Oracle OpenWorld Preview
By Denis Pombriant on September 22, 2013
They closed down Howard Street near the Moscone Center in San Francisco last night and it will remain closed for most of the week as Oracle brings its annual OpenWorld conference to the city. On the street the company is erecting a small village complete with some towering signs announcing all things Oracle. It might […]
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Curve Jumping and Oracle
By Denis Pombriant on April 30, 2013
I spent the better part of last week either traveling to or participating in Oracle Analyst World, an annual meeting of analysts and influencers that the company briefs twice annually en mass (Oracle OpenWorld is the other opportunity). Throughout the year, Oracle, and most other vendors, provides spot briefings on announcements and the like. This […]
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Does your event inspire Jukebox Heroes?
By Vinnie Mirchandani on December 5, 2012
The Foreigner hit tells the story of a fan who could not get into a show, but even standing outside in the rain, was so inspired by the music that he bought a used guitar the next morning and went on to become a rock star. Does your event aspire to create similar Jukebox heroes? […]
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By Denis Pombriant on October 10, 2012
I went to Oracle OpenWorld as a guest of Oracle and came away with a variety of observations that I can share. Some of what I saw was under NDA and that will remain undisclosed though I have to tell you that I did not see any labs or next generation products beyond what my […]
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Oracle OpenWorld 2012 So Far
By Denis Pombriant on October 3, 2012
I've been at OpenWorld for two days as I file this but so far, I have little CRM oriented material. CRM really kicks in on Wednesday when the company focuses on CX or customer experience the moniker that Oracle has given to much of its CRM focus. CX is good for what Oracle is about [...]
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By Denis Pombriant on October 1, 2012
I honestly thought I was going to have to wait longer to hear anyone from Oracle talk about seriously focusing the company's hardware and software lines on the Cloud. True, they've been saying cloud-like things for a couple of years but the pronouncements were features and functions that added something to the cloud discussion without […]
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The Kuroko no Basuke fanblog of readerofasaph and jetsam.
(Also 5% Free!, SnK, Tenipuri, HxH, and a bunch of other fandoms).
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…it occurs to me that when Aomine praises Kuroko for his hard work and persistence….'stays later than the 1st string'….. he probably has at the back of his mind… "in contrast with Haizaki THAT TOTAL LAZYBUM.'


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Well, sort of. Compressed Natural Gas, that is.
Okay, I know this is a bit "niche" and I'll admit that I don't know how many CNG vehicles are currently running around the street of Seattle. That being said, even a casual reader of my blog knows what a HUGE fan I am of alternative fuels. Bottom line, we HAVE to get off of our "oil addiction" if this planet is going to survive for our children- so I am in favor af anything and everything that has even a promise of moving us in that direction. And hey, gas at $1.80 a gallon in a Honda Civic is pretty darn attractive.
Here's the story from Environmental Protection:
PetroCard, a fuels distributor, and Waste Management announced on May 1 the grand opening of a "Clean N' Green Fuel" compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station in South Seattle, the first public-access CNG facility in the city. For businesses and consumers with CNG-compatible vehicles, the facility offers a readily available and affordable fuel. The station sells CNG at prices typically one-third below gasoline and diesel.
There are currently more than 120,000 CNG vehicles in the United States and more than 8 million worldwide. Locally, several municipalities, airport shuttles and taxis run fleet vehicles on CNG including vehicles from the King County Government fleet and STITA airport taxis. The Honda Civic GX is currently the only consumer CNG vehicle on the American car market, however many standard engines can be converted to use CNG.
CNG is sold in gasoline gallon equivalents (GGEs), with each GGE having the same energy content as a gallon of gasoline. Vehicles using CNG typically have similar or better fuel economy ratings than standard gasoline or diesel vehicles, and today CNG is approximately one-third lower in price. Current pricing at the station is in the range of $1.70-$1.80/GGE.
CNG produces 17-80 percent less nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions, 25 percent fewer greenhouse gas emissions, and provides up to 85 percent reduction in toxic soot associated with conventional diesel engines.
PetroCard, based in Kent, Wash., sells fuel to commercial fleets through a chain of unattended cardlocks and provides mobile fueling services. Today the company has 66 cardlocks – 27 sites in the greater Seattle area, 3 sites in Spokane, Wash., and 36 sites in Oregon.


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Only a few seconds walk from one of the most famous beaches in the world White Beach, Boracay. This quaint little resort tucked away off of the beachfront of Boracay is a delight for a more budget orientated traveler. Our guests have always enjoyed the simplicity of such a stay, all your time is yours to explore or relax, your choice. We offer you great value, a secure, friendly and comfortable place to stay close to all amenities for convenience.
Our location is central White Beach, so whether it be, the Beach or Restaurants or the Nightlife you are in the right place. Then you can come back and enjoy the quiet of the resort as we are just the right distance from the very late thumping bars.
Our accommodation is varied and ranges from a simple fan room in Bamboo or Concrete to TV, Aircon, refrigerator and Verandas with Hammocks.
If required there is a communal cooking area should you wish to use it.
We have an on site Safe for security, we also offer a laundry service if required.
In fact most things that you need can be arranged by our friendly staff at your request including any of the activities on the island.
Please be advised that the 3 bed ensuite room with the price ranging from Php 1,500.00/night - 2, 000.00/night is a FAN room with cold shower only and no television. All the other rooms have aircon and tv.
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A car sharing service popular in large cities around the world has arrived in Memphis. But will it work in a car-oriented town like the Bluff City?
If you live or work downtown and ever needed a car for a few hours or even a day, Zipcar is for you. You pay by the hour, and Zipcar pays the gas, insurance, and maintenance.
There are four Zipcars that make up the Memphis fleet of the car-sharing service. The Zipcars were unveiled Thursday in Court Square downtown along the Main Street trolley line. It's a pilot program for Zipcar to test the Memphis market.
"I think it's worth seeing if Memphis is ready for this and maybe some people are willing to give up their car keys and try this service," said Paul Morris of the Downtown Memphis Commission, who helped attract the program to Memphis.
ZipCar's business model is to locate in large population dense areas with robust public transportation. That doesn't exactly describe Memphis, so who will use this service?
Morris sees the typical customers to be someone who now only uses public transit, someone who bikes or walks to work, or a couple or family with just one car.
"When they did a tour of downtown and we showed them the demographics and the trend lines - which is more and more people moving downtown and more and more people walking and biking to get to work - when they saw that they said, 'This model might work in Memphis,'" he said.
Thursday's launch party in Court Square already had people signing up.
"If I had to go somewhere the bus route didn't go, this would be perfect for me," said Robert Blake, who lives in the medical district and doesn't own a car.
A Zipcar membership costs $60 a year. The membership includes a Zipcard to unlock your car. The keys are attached to the ignition. You can reserve the Zipcar online or via its Zipcar app.
Zipcar is offering a deal of $60 of free drive time. The deal pays for the yearly membership fee. Click here to download the coupon.
If you wanted to rent the Zipcar, it costs $7.50 per hour or $69 for the whole day. Gas and insurance is included.
"The expense of owning a car if you add it all up with insurance, parking, maintenance, depreciation, is pretty enormous," Morris said. "In fact, it's the most expensive cost most people have. This will allow some people to not bear that cost."
Two Zipcars will be parked on Gayoso between Main and Second. The two other Zipcars will be parked on South main at Huling. When you are done with renting the cars, they must be returned to their designated spots. The spots were provided by the city of Memphis.
No other incentives were offered in the pilot.
Zipcar has committed to three years in Memphis.
"Whether they're going to stay here long term depends on whether people want to use it," Morris said. "If Memphians don't like it, they'll go away."
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Snaps: How major media outlets are covering the Occupy Wall Street arrests
The ongoing meme around these protests has been a lack of coverage. Today, to us at the very least, it seems like we're reaching a moment where the protests might finally leap over the edge and become a bigger story. Or will it? We just did a check of the coverage, and it looks like while it's getting relatively big play right now on various news sites, other sites are playing this current news story fairly small on the front page. Click through to the jump to see a breakdown.
Major/centerpiece play
- New York Times: Centerpiece With a number of photos at their disposal and a compelling story to tell (their own reporter got arrested), the story got major play without any trouble whatsoever.
- New York Daily News: Top tease It didn't beat out the Yankees for the top story, but the arrests did get above-the-fold play, complete with a very tabloidy kicker: "Chaos & Cuffs." Well-played.
Large/significant play
- New York Post: Top tease The play of this was actually very similar to the New York Daily News — second tease in the slideshow, on the top of the page. The only major difference? A giant "Dexter" ad.
- MSNBC: Top tease While it wasn't played majorly, losing out, again, to baseball, it did earn an above-the-fold spot, which, considering the site's dense front-page style, is actually pretty prominent.
Minor story play
- Washington Post: Lower tease The Post originally had this story further down the page with just a text tease, but as we were working on this, it got significantly better play (and a jump in arrest numbers).
- CNN: Below the fold With a tiny headline, the story got passed over by Obama's speech to the Human Rights Commission and a feature on the anthrax outbreak from a decade ago.
Limited/nonexistent story play
- NPR: Stock AP tease The news radio organization, which took heat for its lacking coverage this week, didn't have a story about the Occupy Wall Street protests up until a few minutes ago.
- Fox News: Nonexistent The only mention of the arrests on Fox News' front page came in the form of a buried tease to the New York Post. They had a story on the Boston protests, however.
» So what do you think? Enough? Is this a turning point in the coverage of the Occupy Wall Street protests? Or does more need to happen? We're curious. We'll be watching this whole mess closely.


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Stranger: Do you mind if I pet your puppy?
Me: Of course not!
S: How old is he. She?
M: He's four months.
S: Is he a Bernese…
M: Saint Bernard.
S: Oh wow. You don't see those often.
M: Nope.
S: (Giving the puppy a full rub down and getting lots of kisses for it.) What's his name?
M: Monkey.
S: MONKEY! Soon you'll be calling him GORILLA!
M: [laughs]
S: How much does he weigh?
M: A little over 50 pounds.
S: Already? Wow! He's going to be big.
M: Oh yeah.
M: I know.
S: Like how big do you think he's going to be?
M: Maybe, like… a little over two feet tall and 170 pounds?
S: He's so soft! Did you just give him a bath?
M: Nope. He's just that soft. It's his puppy coat.
S: Wow. He's really soft. (At this point, the person starts demanding whomever she's with pet Monkey.) Touch this dog. No seriously. FEEL HOW SOFT HE IS. TOUCH HIM!
M: I know. I finally understand the premise of "101 Dalmatians." (OK, I only tried that one out once. Turns out people don't think it's funny to joke about turning your puppy into a coat. Lesson learned.)
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M: The pound.
M: Kidding! I got him from a breeder in Southern California.
S: Where's his barrel?
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S: You've got to get him one and put brandy in it!
M: Probably vodka. I don't drink brown liquor.
S: (Still vigorously petting the dog.) I bet you can't get more than five feet without someone stopping you. (Never said ironically.)
M: It's OK. He likes it! Plus, it's good for him.
S: You just made my entire day. Thanks for letting me play with him.
M: You're welcome. See you around! C'mon, Monkey. Let's go!
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Medifast Diet Deceptions:
In September , the MLM diet company Medifast (MED), agreed to pay $3.5 million to settle FTC charges of false product claims. These fines are for violating an earlier order to cease and desist from making unsupported weight loss claims. Despite its promotional use of references to doctors and "clients", most of this company's revenue is gained from ordinary low calorie packaged food sold by non-medical sales representatives in a multi-level marketing scheme
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June 6, 2013 9:49 AM
For those considering Ideal Protein, I recommend you check out the Forum at 3 Fat Chicks:
There is so much helpful information and links to recipes and creative ways to get the veggies in.
I have been on IP for 3 weeks and have lost 12lbs. This is huge for me because no matter what I did in the past, my weight refused to budge. My first week was $300 which included all of my consultations, 1 week of food, and a month's supply of vitamins. After that, each week is $87 plus veggies and protein.
If anyone has any questions, feel free to ask me.
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June 6, 2013 9:57 AM
Filled out the forms and considering Ideal Protein diet. Apparently my metabolism is shot. I can't lose weight no matter what I do, even under 1200 calories a day. I'm not really a veggie eater and would have to eat 4 cups of them a day plus salads. Anyone know where to find Ideal Protein recipes for those yucky veggies? Reading all these posts I'm really on the fence about it. I have to lose 50 lbs and it seems with other's experiences, it wouldn't take long to lose that on IPD, then would have to learn how to eat not to gain it back.
Hi! I am NOT a veggie eater either, but I have found great ways to get it in throughout the day. For example, I just had a salad (lettuce doesn't count) with 1 cup of cucumbers and 1 cup of green peppers. Half way there! Last night for dinner I had a steak with grilled zucchini and peppers. Even though I don't really like veggies, I have learned (even in 3 short weeks) that getting them in is just part of my new way of life. I recommend you check out the forum at 3 Fat Chicks:
There is a lot of great advice, including recipes and general support for those of us on IP. Good luck!
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June 6, 2013 10:26 AM
Just a thought, is it possible the "it's not healthy to lose weight too fast" message that has been hammered into us is really just to make sure the multi-billion dollar weight lose industry can keep people on their program as long as possible ensuring financial gain?
One of the main reasons that rapid weight loss diets are held in low esteem is that they're not a sustainable long term nutritional plan and frequently lead to yo-yo dieting which then results in even greater revenues for the diet centres and makers of these products.
With the exception of the morbidly obese whose weight may be triggering some other medical emergency the best approach is the one that is sustainable for the rest of our lives.
We didn't put on that extra 50 (or more) pounds overnight, why would we expect (other than our need for instant gratification) think we need to lose it in a matter of weeks?
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I did Medifast in 2010, through Take Shape for Life, vs. the much more pricey way of going into a brick and mortar Medifast center.
I lost 70 lbs., in 6 months, and felt and looked so much better! I am hypothyroid, also, have osteoarthritis, too, and within 2 weeks of starting, I felt like a new person. I have been a yo-yo dieter for about 40 years, so this was all amazing to me.
I loved my results, and how easy it was so much, that I became a "health coach" with this program. Many people joined me, friends, mostly, and friends of friends.
September, 2013: 60 of the 70 lbs are back on me. I thought I would never gain it back. Truth is, like others have said, if you don't change permanently, your lifestyle, your way of thinking, your habits, you will gain it back. In Dr. A's book (mentioned in an earlier reply, excellent book), you have a formula on how to figure out maintenance calories. You will forever have to maintain eating this smaller amount of calories, it's true. I did not transition back to adding in regular foods, and going off the pre-packaged meals, and I did not exercise. Both, mistakes. I still think the program is sound, you take in ideally 800-1000 calories a day while on the program. I went to a national conference, and I met MANY people who had maintained their weight loss for years! They honestly do have the goal of getting America healthy. Yes, part of their goal is also making money as health coaches. I quit because the truth is, everyone who needs to lose weight needs support, which at first was fun and I was so excited! Then I found it was exhausting (for me) to be on call all the time, with people's various needs while on program. I wasn't in it for the money, but was spending way too much time away from my family.
This time, I am joining this site, for the mutual support, vs. being the sole support for others. I am planning on a lifestyle change, using both my favorite Medifast foods as some meals, and low carb meals for others. I will exercise the entire time, and once in awhile, allow small, (VERY small) bites/servings of treats at events. I felt too deprived before, and I had the "on a diet" or else "eat whatever I want" plan.
I wish everyone the best, no matter what you choose to do!
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... do as George Clooney would do: Nuzzle up with a hot Italian model.
Clooney, 48, got comfortable with 30-year-old model and serial soccer star dater Elisabetta Canalis in Rome Sunday night.
Yeah ... for Clooney, it's just that easy.
Why would anyone want steak. every day ....
when you can eat a smorgasbord of food.
it's strange that th picture is taken so close from the couple no?? Perhaps it's an ad. It's real she's better than S Larson but always so young...
In a few years he'll need a wheelchair and a cane, but he will still have the young girls around him. Gerard Butler will too.
He needs to retire his penis...what's left of it. Maybe him and Paris Hilton should get together.
He is way past the age of bachelor. He is just old and creepy now.
If he didn't have money, 99.9% of the wee ones wouldn't look his way. He would just be another old, and sagging man.
#15 - Take your CAPS LOCK off, you moron. I'm sure if Clooney's ex's had anything to say, they'd run straight to you with the dirt.
he's no different than bruce willis.
I still say Clooneys gay,....
This woman is a serious skank in Italy, poor George doesn't know who she's!!
Yo George, you da man! This guy is top notch all the way!
Clooney is NOT 48!!!!!
All you haters. You hardtails would swap places with him in a heartbeat. And you flea-males would love to be in her place too! It's not like he asked to have his picture taken. You only live once on this earth George, go fot it...LOL
Perhaps he should try dating a muffeater like Lindsay Lohan, they could have a threesome with her lover Samantha.
He could be 48. Lilo is 23 and she looks older than her age like he does.
George Clooney has f**ked just about every female in Hollywood. He even F**ked Zeta-Jones.
He is one of those types that tries to conquer whoever he can. He is not into "relationships" at all.
He is just another male w.h.o.r.e.


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February 24, 2013 in Design Dilemma
Granite countertops colorful. Underlying color cream. I want cream subway tile. Husband wants small multi glass with colors of granite in it.
Jo Cook Interior Design
Love this granite. It is a busy, strong granite, so I would not put anything on backsplash that would fight with it. Not sure what type of cabinets you have, or what your ultimate overall style is, but I would use a satin finish natural stone, possibly a 4" x 4" square or a diamond shaped tile in a simple pattern. Hope that helps!
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It would help to see your cabinets and flooring so we can get an overall feel of your kitchen
February 24, 2013 at 8:23PM Like
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Your granite has some great movement in it! If you are really leaning towards the subway tile I would consider a tile with color that compliments your granite and cabinets. The cream (based on the photo) doesn't have the pop that a backsplash can bring to kitchens. If you are open to another option, based on not seeing your cabinet color and style I would recommend a natural stone in a 12 x 12 or 13 x 13 size and laying it on a diagonal. And with that layout you could select a decorative tile to place every few feet in the diagonal. See photo attached!
February 24, 2013 at 8:43PM Like
bevelled mirror tiles
February 24, 2013 at 8:47PM Like
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black glass subway tile - if that goes with the cabinets.
February 24, 2013 at 9:12PM Like
Maria Killam
Most definitely subway tile. Everything else is totally trendy. http://www.mariakillam.com/2011/08/the-best-backsplash-tile-for-your-kitchen.html/
Hope this helps,
Hope this helps,
February 24, 2013 at 9:14PM Like
I love the look of subway tiles with an accent strip of glass tiles.....
February 24, 2013 at 9:20PM Like
I think you should pick up one of the darker colors of the granite for the backsplash, instead of cream.
February 24, 2013 at 10:15PM Like
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Subway, no question
February 25, 2013 at 3:45AM Like
Another vote for a simple subway tile backsplash. Those high-contrast glass mosaic tiles will be too busy for your busy granite, and they will "date" the kitchen much faster than a simpler, more timeless backsplash. Did you say the cabinets were also a cream color? It can be a nice effect to have the backsplash a continuation of the cabinet shade, making the granite stand out as your focal point. But you could pick any of the light to medium shades from the granite for the backsplash and it will look good.
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Quiet subway tile is the best choice.
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