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One begins to learn the basic philosophies of football in their formative years. They may or may not play a little Pop Warner, may or may not play high school ball, but for those who truly love to learn the game, they pick up a lot simply by watching their hometown team.
For this writer, that meant a full serving of Bill Parcells' New York Giants every single weekend of the fall. It was throwback football, even for the 1980s: heavy ground attack, stifling defense, limiting turnovers and controlling the clock.
That was how it was done, that's how teams won championships (or at least challenged the 49ers for them). To this day, I still view those characteristics as essential to winning teams and interestingly enough, we are seeing the Giants throw it back again under Parcells' disciple Tom Coughlin.
It's old school football for the new school G-Men.
Taking into account the offseason moves this far, here's what to expect from the guys wearing the headsets in 2009:
In 2008, the Giants became the first team with two running backs (Brandon Jacobs and Derrick Ward) to rush for over 1,000 yards in the same season since the 1985 Cleveland Browns (Earnest Byner and Kevin Mack).
The Giants' 2,518 total rushing yards, 5.0 yards per carry average, and 13 turnovers were ranked No. 1 in the NFL- a clear emphasis on controlling the ball as well as the clock. The bottom line is this; the G-Men pound the ball down opponents' throats—it's what they do.
The 2008 formula led to 12 wins and a playoff appearance so I would expect more of the same in 2009, as they are stout up front with Pro Bowl offensive linemen Shaun O'Hara and Chris Snee opening holes.
While RB Derrick Ward is a significant loss in free agency, the combination of Ahmad Bradshaw, Danny Ware, and potentially rookie Andre Brown will be excellent compliments to bruising starter Brandon Jacobs.
The sky officially fell when WR Plaxico Burress was lost for the season and the Giants faded down the stretch but that trash has officially been taken out this offseason. Burress is gone forever as is long-time Giant Amani Toomer leaving holes where QB Eli Manning should be completing passes.
Third-year Offensive Coordinator Kevin Gilbride recently stated in an interview that every position at wideout is up for grabs which will create a competitive atmosphere this July, August, and beyond.
Steve Smith is the only WR assured touches when he lines up in the slot but the rest of the cast including Domenik Hixon, David Tyree, Sinorice Moss, Mario Manningham and talented rookies Hakeem Nicks and Ramses Barden will all be battling for throws courtesy of Eli.
Another nugget from Gilbride was that the draft addition of TE Travis Beckum was done in hopes of creating mismatches on the opposing defenses. He feels that Beckum can be a dynamic component opposite fellow TE Kevin Boss because his size/speed combination will give linebackers fits in coverage.
Gilbride also stressed the ability to specifically create personnel changes on the other side of the field and exploit them by changing play calls when the match-ups are to the Giants' advantage.
This is obviously what coaches do each game but Gilbride put an emphasis on having those versatile players in the lineup and Beckum appears to be one of them with his ability to play TE or H-Back.
Last season, the Giants stayed true to the philosophy that won them Super Bowl XLII—pressure the quarterback. Easier said than done with DE Michael Strahan retiring and his counterpart Osi Umenyiora suffering a season-ending knee injury in the preseason.
The rest of the cast filled in well, with Justin Tuck having a breakout season by contributing with 13 of the team's 43 sacks placing them sixth in the league in that category.
They were not as opportunistic as they would have liked forcing 22 turnovers (20th in the league) and only one in the last month of the regular season, a sign of the late season swoon suffered by the entire team.
This season brings with it a change at the top as former LB coach Bill Sheridan takes over the defensive coordinator reins from the departed Steve Spagnuolo.
In a recent interview, Sheridan mentioned that he would be calling the plays from the coaches' box as opposed to the sidelines like his predecessor. He mentions his business-like, organized approach as being the catalysts for this preference of game locale but we can expect schemes and philosophy to remain very much the same
As I have written before, a team can never have enough defensive linemen. The Giants' additions of free agents Chris Canty, Rocky Bernard and more importantly the return of Umenyiora from injury will provide more depth at that position than any team in the NFL.
The mad dash to the opposing quarterback will continue as Tuck, Mathias Kiwanuka, and Fred Robbins round out the most talented defensive line in the NFL.
Free agent addition linebacker Michael Boley provides the Giants with a pass-coverage option better than anyone on last year's roster and his athleticism should increase the number of plays being made by the Giants' weakest unit.
Sheridan also spoke about rookie Clint Sintim's size and ability to rush the passer on third downs being an asset to the team right from the start of his career.
In the defensive backfield, uber-talented Kenny Phillips steps in for free-agent loss James Butler that should be considered an upgrade despite the relative lack of experience. Michael Johnson, Aaron Ross, and Corey Webster all fill the same roles in what is shaping up to be a potentially special unit.
The Giants will not be rocking the boat this season as the tweaks and additions that were made this offseason will be enough to get them back to the playoffs. The defense improves markedly with the return of Osi but the defining, potential title-winning change with this team will be how the wide receiver and tight end roles play out.
Regardless of who steps up into the top role, Eli will need to find a favorite target that can become a legitimate threat particularly deep in opponents' territory in what Giants' coaches like to call the 'Green Zone'.

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Anna has been fighting this cold since last Thursday. Up until now, she hasn't had a fever. We took her into the doctor on Monday, and her ears and lungs were clear. Today, she felt warm so I checked her temp--101.9. Do I call the doc? Or just give Tylenol? I'm not really sure what's considered a "fever"....thanks!
Rectal temp of 101.9--call doctor?
Momma to three super sweet little ladies!
Yes call the doc. anything above 100.4
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I would call a Dr. because (I think) a fever is common at the beginning of a cold but not in the middle or the end.
It's a girl!! Born June 2, 2009
2010 Golden Boob Award Winner! ( . ) ( . )
thanks, calling!
Momma to three super sweet little ladies!
I think it's if the fever is 102, so I'd call for sure. Hope she feels better soon!
Be kind for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.
I would call too. Avah was sick over the New Year's weekend and she had a fever over 100 as well so I called Children's Hospital (since her pediatricians office was closed for the holiday). We ended up not taking her in and giving her infant Tylenol but receiving advice from the nurse was comforting. We learned that a mid grade fever (anything under 104-viral) can last up to 72 hours. Anything over can be bacterial and she would need to be looked at.
Hope she feels better soon!
~Ann from Colorado
Avah�Marie -�06.30.09 -- M/C in April 2010 -- Baby Bailey EDD February 10, 2012
Better to be safe than sorry. Call them. Althought I guess you probably already did that. What did they say?
Piper, mommy to one amazing little man (06/23/09)
"Im sorry, apparently you mistook me for someone who gives a shit."
Bumping to see how it went? We went through that last week. DS decided to spike 101.5 fevers halfway through the croup. Since they kept coming and going I asked my pediatrician when they worry (and when I should). They said that they don't worry so much when it is in that range unless Tylenol/Motrin aren't bringing the fever down. The fever is just an indication that the body is fighting infection.
Keep us posted and I hope your LO feels better soon!
Chanti; ERF, CAMERA HAPPY, DWTFIRFYK KIND OF MOM
You will always be your child's favorite toy. ~Vicki Lansky
Thanks Ladies! Called the doctor, they wanted me to bring her in since we are already 7 days into this cold. Turns out, we have our first ear infection! The doctor prescribed amoxicillin for 10 days. Anyone know if I should (can) still give Tylenol with that? I forgot to ask...thanks again!
Momma to three super sweet little ladies!
Our pediatrician says 104* and below treat with tylenol/motrin. If it persists then be looked at. He says 105* is immediate visit to Dr. or Er.
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A soli 20 minuti dall'aeroporto di San Francisco, il Goose & Turrets B & B è anche solo 1/2 miglio dalla spiaggia. Godetevi deliziose colazioni a quattro portate, letti confortevoli e tranquilli giardini con campo da bocce e amaca. Tè inglese servito ogni pomeriggio. E 'una sede ideale per escursioni di un giorno a San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Berkeley, Acquario di Monterey e Carmel, Muir Woods e Sausalito. Nelle vicinanze si trovano ristoranti, negozi specializzati, gallerie, tidepools, pesca, golf, sentieri per escursioni, mountain bike, kayak. Le attrazioni nelle vicinanze includono storico Half Moon Bay, Filoli House & Gardens, Gamble Garden, Año Nuevo elefante marino colonia, Pescadero Marsh e airone colonia, cantine Santa Cruz Mountain, funky frazione San Gregorio.
3,4 su febbraio 17, 2016
The room was tiny and cramped, even though we registered for the room advertised as most romantic, and which happened to be right next to the door leading outside, the front desk and the sitting area. So perhaps more for a romance not including the kind designed for procreation. That's okay, not a killing point, I can't review the other rooms. The owner/operator present was a kindly man. That being said, he seemed incredibly condescending when speaking with us, perhaps he wasn't used to a younger couple. Guests were all 40+ (more in the 50+ rather than the under), again not a dating, but he seemed much more friendly to them. Did not receive a key to the room. If you stay here, be incredibly trusting or leave nothing of value. Was asked for food allergies prior to visit, informed him of no allergies but vegetarian diets. No reply, menu was not altered. That being said, the food we were served that didn't include meats was fantastic. Room was clean, in the sense that sheets had been changed, but did not appear to have been scrubbed in quite some time, due to the grime built up in corners and the ring in the tiny shower. All in all, food was good, service was serviceable (I also had to voluntarily give him the amount owed, he had no idea), and the house was quaint. Location was adequate as was the cleanliness of the room, more worn out than dirty. Guest requests being ignored (diets being an easy request, simply don't add the meat), room being uncomfortable, unlocked, and in a terrible location, and being treated less like a customer paying 200 dollars a night and more like a tolerated but unwelcome 4th cousin ruined my valentines weekend a bit.
3,6 su gennaio 28, 2016
Our experience was delightful, we were greeted warmly and prompt. Food was very nicely done. The room was charming and comfortable. We would go back for a return visit.
5 su gennaio 04, 2016
Ray and Emily just celebrated 30 years of the Goose & Turrets! They have created a truly unique B&B in a historic building in Montara. Tea is at 4 and a special 4 course breakfast at nine.... don't be late!
5 su dicembre 25, 2015
Whenever we've stayed, we felt comfortable and at home, thanks to our hosts and the ambiance. Our breakfast (we did not do tee) delicious and innovative every time.
4,6 su novembre 25, 2015
Wish we had known about this great place before. The tea in the afternoon, engaging hosts and fabulous breakfast will ensure that we return.
4,2 su novembre 20, 2015
Wonderful breakfasts. A good base to explore south of San Francisco.
3,8 su ottobre 10, 2015
Emily and Raymond were delightful! Warm and welcoming! We received an email in advance of our stay inquiring as to if we had any food allergies and asking if we needed directions - in all of the time we have stayed at B&B's this was the first time we have ever been contacted in advance - which is a wonderful touch! We will definitely stay with them again.
4,6 su settembre 21, 2015
It's a perfect place if you want to be easy and relaxed... If you are not looking for partying at nights, it will be perfect for you
5 su settembre 10, 2015
Great place to stay quite and surrounded by peace and beauty... Not indicated for those who look for night action though... Awesome breakfasts every day and the hosts are always welling to help you with everything you need
4,8 su luglio 22, 2015
Goose & Turrets is one of the nicest B&Bs we have stayed at in our world travels! The building is an 107-year old red wood house surrounded by gardens and hedges and filled with interesting memorabilia that the owners, Raymond and Emily, have picked up all over the world. Each room has a theme: hummingbirds, air travel, cave art and ours, the Demetra room with images of the Greek goddess decorating the curtains and walls. The themes are not cutesy and overwhelming, but interesting and enjoyable. The rooms are generally spacious with large bathrooms. Two luggage racks are supplied as are multiple hooks in the ensuite bathrooms – two useful features that are often lacking in even luxury hotels! And the breakfasts!! We stayed three nights and were served three completely different, and completely delicious, four-course breakfasts! The courses are small so one doesn't leave the table feeling bloated, but very happy and well-fed. If you are around at 4:30 in the afternoon the owners serve tea. The day we were there they served tea, crackers with spinach/artichoke spread, and topped it off with a small dish of fresh peach cobbler! You will be very well taken care of here at Goose & Turrets! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
The Demetra Room can be made up as a wide queen-size or two twin beds. Its garden door opens to a patio that overlooks the rose garden and fountain. Bath with shower only. It is named for the Greek goddess Demetra; one of the few remaining memorials to her is in Kerch, Crimea, where the Hoche-Mongs have worked to restore economic viability to a vacated USSR naval station.
The Hummingbird room has a queen-size bed and a sitting area in front of the gas fireplace. It looks out on a hedge and fuschias that attract hummingbirds year round. Bath with tub and shower combination. The antique furnishings have interesting histories themselves. This is the only room that can accommodate a child. $50.00 extra.
Prezzo per notte: $230 - $230
Prezzo per notte: $230 - $230
The Clipper Room has a king-size bed, a chaise longue, a view of the orchard, and is decorated in aviation motif (both owners are pilots). Separate private bath with tub and shower combination. Mementoes of more than 100 years of flight can be seen on the walls.
The Lascaux Room has a canopied antique double bed, dressing alcove, non-polluting fireplace, and is decorated with pictures of the eponymous French grotto with art of very early man. Bath with shower only. One may draw the bed curtains and enjoy a secret, silken nook. If you like art and history, the Hoche-Mongs can regale you with stories about their experiences in Lascaux.
The Goose Room has a king-size bed, is decorated in goose motif, and looks out to the garden. Gas fireplace. Bath with tub and shower combination. Once, the inn had lovely live geese -- but the raccoons took care of that; only their pictures remain in this room.
Montagna, Vista Mare, Villaggi
San Francisco, CA (SFO) 15 miles
Hwy 1 a Montara, a est il 2 °, a destra su Main, a sinistra il 3, 1/2 miglio a Goose e Torrette
Shopping Antiquariato, Acquari, Gallerie d'arte, Spiaggia, Cene da gourmet, Interessi Storici, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Zona Naturale, Oceano, Whale watching, Servizi religiosi, Azienda vinicola, Zoo
Bed and Breakfast
Giochi da tavolo, CD player, DVD Player, Dispositivo Fax, Pianoforte, Telefono , scaldasalviette
Sveglia , Prodotti di cortesia, Scrivania, Camino, Asciugacapelli, Accesso a internet , Biblioteche, Radio, Wi-Fi
Noleggio bici, Piste ciclabili, Osservazione Uccelli, Pesca, Golf, Escursioni, Kayak, Bocce sul sito, Shopping, Scenari
Raymond and Emily Hoche-Mong
Inglese, Français
Raymond e Emily sono cresciuti in Europa e America del Sud, entrambi sono piloti, ambientalisti e viaggiatori del mondo. Docente presso riserve naturali locali, consulente per le città basate sulla conoscenza.
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Salsiccia in pasta biscotto, la moda jellyroll - da Emily Tennessee bisnonna.


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Gatlinburg Fall Colors Forecast and Foliage Report 2015
Each year, we post the very first Gatlinburg Fall Colors Forecast before anyone else, which we we have historically posted in August…way before anyone else even attempts to "guess". We put a lot of research and experience into providing the most accurate forecast, which have been right on the money since we started posting our fall foliage forecasts years ago! This year, we're doing something crazy…we are jumping way ahead of everyone else and posting our 2015 forecast in MAY! Before you think we're crazy, keep reading to see the science behind our prediction and see when we expect fall colors to start appearing throughout the Smoky Mountains.
Fall is a special season in Gatlinburg, TN and the Smoky Mountains as the temperatures drop, sweet aromas fill the air, and trees turn into an incredibly beautiful display of colors. The fall colors in Gatlinburg are one of the most beautiful sights that you will ever see. Each year, people always ask when the leaves will change color in Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains in hopes of planning a visit at just the right time to see the colors at their peak (when they are the brightest). Below, we provide information on what makes the leaves change color, when they normally peak, when the estimated peak color dates are for 2015, and links to live webcams to see what the colors look like. We've even provided a video to give you an idea of what the Gatlinburg fall colors look like! We've packed everything we could think of into this ultimate guide to the 2015 Gatlinburg fall colors forecast to help you prepare the best vacation possible to the Smokies!
How Leaves Change Color in the Fall
Understanding what makes leaves change color in the fall will give you an idea of how to know when the colors will peak. There's a long, detailed, scientific explanation available at the USDA Forest Service website, but here's a basic overview. Leaves begin to change color as days become shorter and nights become longer. That's the primary catalyst for getting the fall colors developing in the foliage. During the fall, the nights are longer so trees slow down their photosynthesis process (which is what makes leaves green). When photosynthesis comes to a halt, the leaves go from green to a gorgeous display of red, orange, and yellow. Historically, fall colors normally peak in mid-to-late October in Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains. Will this year's peak fall foliage be during that same time? Read on to find out!
The length of day isn't the only factor, but it's arguably the most important. Two other major factors are temperature and weather heading into autumn. To get the most brilliant fall colors, there needs to be a string of warm, sunny days with cool (not freezing) nights. This is the perfect recipe for bright, fall foliage so be sure to check weather forecasts for the area you plan to visit to look for a pattern such as that.
Freezing temperatures are the worst enemy for fall colors. If temperatures dip to freezing levels, leaves will brown up almost immediately and begin to fall. So also be on the lookout for a "cold snap" of freezing temperatures and try to get your visit in before it happens!
So When Will the Leaves Change Color in Autumn 2015?
Ah, so the big question everyone wants an answer to. The answer is often as accurate as guessing the weather… after all, they are both connected. Fortunately for you, we put enormous amounts of time and effort in analyzing all sorts of data to provide you with as accurate of a forecast as possible. We know many of you plan vacations around the fall colors and we hope that our accurate report helps you time the best possible visit this year!
Foliage Forecast #9: October 27, 2015 – The fall colors are finally showing out in the lower elevations in Gatlinburg! Check out the photo below from the Roaring Fork Motor trail near downtown Gatlinburg…gorgeous! We've got rain and wind this week, which is going to blow off a number of leaves…especially in the higher elevations that have already peaked. We can expect colors in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge to remain for at least another couple of weeks. If you are planning to come soon, enjoy the beautiful colors while they last!
Peak – Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail, Great Smoky Mountains National Park – Its overwhelming to stand in the middle of scenes like this. Feel free to share.
Posted by Brad Justice Photography on Monday, October 26, 2015
Here's our current fall color forecast:
- Tennessee/North Carolina State Line Overlook – Colors are past peak on the very top of the mountains.
- Downtown Gatlinburg – Colors are appearing rapidly now and should linger into very early November…depending on how cold/wet we get between now and then.
- Pigeon Forge – Colors are popping here and there and should accelerate throughout the next couple of weeks through the first half of November! Again, it all depends on how cold and wet it gets next week.
Foliage Forecast #8: October 20, 2015 – Wow…this weather, huh?! Hot one weekend, cold the next, hot again…yeah, even the trees are confused! We were hopeful that last weekend's cold snap was going to stick around and get our fall foliage season on a consistent track. However, it's warming back up and forecasted to reach 80 degrees by Friday! This is causing some patchiness and slower transitions from about halfway between downtown Gatlinburg and the top of the mountains. Next week, we're forecasted to have colder and wetter conditions. Basically what all of this means is that fall colors are transitioning slowly, which can be a good thing…depending on how you look at it. Most of the fall colors are still in the mid-to-higher elevations right now, but the lower elevations will likely see fall colors all the way through the middle of November! So if you've planned a vacation pretty much anytime between Oct 10-Thanksgiving, you're bound to see fall colors somewhere in the Smokies. It's a bit patchy due to the weather inconsistencies, but there should be plenty of color to enjoy this fall!
Here's our current fall color forecast:
- Tennessee/North Carolina State Line Overlook – Colors are past peak on the very top of the mountains, but colors are flowing down towards downtown Gatlinburg. If you drive from Gatlinburg on up to Newfound Gap, you'll see plenty of fall colors! Yellows, golds and reds are still gorgeous and hanging around until we get colder/windier weather. Fall colors may likely hang around throughout the rest of October!
- Downtown Gatlinburg – Colors are appearing here and there, but the bulk of colors start popping now through the rest of October and possibly into very early November…depending on how cold/wet we get next week.
- Pigeon Forge – Colors should start becoming more widespread during the last week of October and be visible through the first half of November! Again, it all depends on how cold and wet it gets next week.
Foliage Forecast #7: October 12, 2015 – It's fall, ya'll! The colors are absolutely gorgeous from about Newfound Gap down to about halfway to Gatlinburg. The display of yellow, gold, and some red is fantastic. Anything above Newfound Gap is now past peak and falling. But the colors are spilling down beautifully right now and making their way toward Gatlinburg. The forecast is extremely favorable for the next 10 days with dry, cool weather and no storms nor major winds in the forecast. This means fall foliage will be able to make a gorgeous, slow transition for the next couple of weeks just as we had hoped. Check out the shot below we took on our way up the mountain yesterday! This was taken about halfway between downtown Gatlinburg and Newfound Gap.
We ventured all the way up to Clingman's Dome today and the fall colors are gorgeous from Newfound Gap to about halfway…
Posted by Insider Travel Group on Sunday, October 11, 2015
Here's our current fall color forecast:
- Tennessee/North Carolina State Line Overlook – Colors are peaking on top of the mountain now through about October 18. Yellows, golds and reds are gorgeous and should hang around an extra couple of days with the great weather we'll be having.
- Downtown Gatlinburg – Color peak October 16-25..or perhaps even longer! If the temps stay above freezing and we get no major storms, the colors will remain fantastic throughout the whole month!
- Pigeon Forge – Color peak October 23 through early November. Again, if freezing temps and storms hold off, we'll see colors into early November throughout Pigeon Forge. It should be a great fall color season!
Foliage Forecast #6: October 5, 2015 Whew, what a crazy week of weather…first off, our prayers go out to all of those in South Carolina and other states that have been impacted by the floods…such a tragic event.
As for the colors in the Smokies, they are starting to pop in the highest elevations! Check out this picture of Newfound Gap Road that was posted by the National Park Service Monday, October 5th!
Our latest fall color forecast for the Smokies is now available! Check out this photo taken this morning from Newfound…
Posted by Insider Travel Group on Monday, October 5, 2015
Check out this gorgeous photo taken Tuesday, October 6th!
Today's glimpse into the fall colors starting to burst in the Smoky Mountains! Beautiful! This photo was taken by Chris…
Posted by Insider Travel Group on Tuesday, October 6, 2015
The fall colors are falling (pun possibly intended) right in line with our initial forecast. The colors are visible now on tops of the mountains and will slowly trickle down through the valley throughout October. The weather forecast for the next 10 days looks absolutely fantastic with dry weather and highs in the 70's and lows in the 50's. This is perfect for a great transition that is rich in color. October is shaping up to be a gorgeous month in the Smokies! As for the timing of the peak colors, we're sticking to our initial forecast…BUT we're adding a possible bonus to it!
Here's our original prediction that we are sticking with (plus a BONUS):
- Tennessee/North Carolina State Line Overlook – Colors peak on top of the mountain from October 7-16. Yellows and Reds first, and the rest of the colors follow after that.
- Downtown Gatlinburg – Color peak October 16-25
- Pigeon Forge – Color peak October 23-Nov 1
- POSSIBLE BONUS – If temps remain above freezing and there are no major storms, the colors in the lowest elevations could hang around into early November!
Foliage Forecast #5: September 26, 2015 We're a few days late on our fall color forecast due to trying to see when our predicted "cold snap" will descend upon the Smokies and if it will shorten the fall colors. Well, we have great news! The first freeze appears to be holding off during the peak of the fall colors, which means we will be having a much better fall color season than we anticipated! We are starting to see some color already on the very top of the mountain. It's mostly reds and a bit of yellow, but we're still expecting the best colors on top of the Smokies around Oct 7 and trickling into the valley in the weeks that follow that. If the freeze holds off, the colors will remain rich and vibrant throughout October. If temperatures dip below freezing, the leaves will begin to fall more rapidly, so at this point that is what we are looking out for. Until the freeze, though, enjoy the beautiful fall colors in the Smokies!
Here's our original prediction that we are sticking with (made slight adjustment to dates to match up with weekends):
- Tennessee/North Carolina State Line Overlook – Colors peak on top of the mountain from October 7-16. Yellows and Reds first, and the rest of the colors follow after that.
- Downtown Gatlinburg – Color peak October 16-25
- Pigeon Forge – Color peak October 23-Nov 1
Foliage Forecast #4: September 14, 2015 The Smokies got its first tease of fall weather at the beginning of this week with temperatures dipping into the 40's for a couple of nights in a row! It would be ideal if the temperatures would stay consistent, but unfortunately it will be warming back up a bit for a while with lows climbing back up to the 60's. What this means is we are going to start seeing "patchy" colors as some trees jump at the first cold they feel and show their colors immediately. We're actually starting to see some red popping up here and there on the very tops of the mountains.
This fall color season will be one of the "patchiest" in a while…meaning some leaves are going to change and fall before others ever change color. The "good" news is that you're likely to at least see some color all throughout October. The earlier you come in October, the higher up the mountains you'll need to go to see color. We're keeping our very original forecast the same completely due to the fact that there is no forecast of a frost yet, which should keep our schedule right on time.
Here's our original prediction from May 14th that we are sticking with:
- Tennessee/North Carolina State Line Overlook – Colors peak on top of the mountain from October 7-14. Yellows and Reds first, and the rest of the colors follow after that.
- Downtown Gatlinburg – Color peak October 19-25
- Pigeon Forge – Color peak October 25-31
Foliage Forecast #3: September 7, 2015 September has finally arrived, which means fall colors are just around the corner! Way back in May we made our first forecast and mentioned the El Nino's impact on colors this season. Then last week we forecasted how the hurricanes in the Pacific would cause arctic air to "buckle" and spill to the southeast sometime in September. If you've seen any weather news lately, you'll know this is starting to happen, which means our forecast is right on track.
We're still quite warm in the daytime, but it's starting to slip into the 50's at night this week…so we're moving in the right direction. With the temperatures and level of moisture, we are still sticking to our original forecast from way back in May. We simply haven't seen any significant weather changes that would cause us to deviate off these dates much at all. Again, we're predicting a "patchy" and short-lived color transition meaning when leaves begin to change, they will fall quickly. When the colors begin to change at the top of the mountain, the full transition throughout the valley will likely last around 3 weeks before the majority of foliage falls.
Here's our original prediction that we are sticking with:
- Tennessee/North Carolina State Line Overlook – Colors peak on top of the mountain from October 7-14. Yellows and Reds first, and the rest of the colors follow after that.
- Downtown Gatlinburg – Color peak October 19-25
- Pigeon Forge – Color peak October 25-31
Foliage Forecast #2: August 31, 2015 Way back in May we gave our first forecast (archived below for reference) where we mentioned the upcoming El Nino season and the effect we predicted it would have on fall colors. Our early predictions are starting to play out now as we are starting to see weather patterns flare up heading into September. It is forecasted for us to have a slightly warmer-than-normal September to begin with, but we've got a feeling that could change…literally overnight in the last half of September.
This past week, we saw the formation of three category 4 hurricanes in the Pacific for the first time in recorded history. You may wonder what hurricanes in the Pacific Ocean have to do with fall colors in the Smokies…well, great question! To keep from getting too weather-geeky, let's just say that these strong systems can put "pressure" on arctic air to "buckle" and get pushed down into the United States…and southeastern United States. So what this means is while we will likely see warmer temps for the next couple of weeks, we could quite possibly see a blast of arctic air and sudden frost throughout the Smokies around the end of September. The big question is when will this happen? Unfortunately it's just too early to precisely pinpoint a date and we have to see what these systems in the Pacific end up doing first.
At this time, we're sticking with our predictions made way back in May since a lot of the weather patterns are lining up with historical weather we've seen in El Nino years. The warm weather and sudden frost are likely going to lead to a shortened fall color window this year. Of course, that could change, but we just want you to be prepared…when the colors start to turn, pack your bags and come see them quickly before they fall!
Here's our current prediction:
- Tennessee/North Carolina State Line Overlook – Colors peak on top of the mountain from October 7-14. Yellows and Reds first, and the rest of the colors follow after that.
- Downtown Gatlinburg – Color peak October 19-25
- Pigeon Forge – Color peak October 25-31
We will be switching to weekly updates from here on out…so stay tuned and get ready for fall colors in the Smokies!
Foliage Forecast #1: May 14, 2015 – We've been watching the "formation" of a strong El Nino building up that will start taking affect this fall. You can see full details about this particular El Nino (and what an El Nino is) on the Weather Channel's recent article about this particular system. We'll spare you the details and instead dive straight into what this could mean.
The last significant El Nino was in 2009. And it had an affect on the fall colors in the Smoky Mountains. We had our first freeze on September 29 and then our first snow on October 17. This gave us a shortened fall color season as leaves would quickly change color and then dry out & fall shortly afterwards. Here is when the colors peaked in 2009 when the weather patterns were similar to what we'll see this fall.
- Tennessee/North Carolina State Line Overlook – The colors peaked on top of the mountain from October 7-14. Yellows and Reds first, and the rest of the colors follow after that.
- Downtown Gatlinburg – Colors peaked October 19-25
- Pigeon Forge – Colors peaked October 25-31
At this time, we're sticking to this same timeframe for peak color, but that will all depend on the temperatures and rainfall in September. If we start seeing way-below-normal temperatures, we'll move these forecasted dates back a week earlier for each. If we get heavy rain, that'll possibly delay the colors a week, so make sure you're signed up for our free weekly email newsletter to get the latest updates!
So there you have it – our 2015 Gatlinburg Fall Color Forecast! Like we do each year, we'll keep these original predictions posted to grade our accuracy as the fall colors arrive. We're hoping for a b
Identifying Trees by Their Fall Colors
Each kind of tree typically turns a specific color in autumn, which often makes it easy to identify exactly which tree is which color. So if you're curious as to what color each tree turns or if you want to impress your family and friends, here is a simply guide of the colors that some of the most abundant trees change to during the fall.
- Oaks: red, brown or russet
- Hickories: golden bronze
- Dogwood: purple-red
- Birch: bright yellow
- Poplar: golden yellow
- Maple trees:
Black Maple: glowing yellow
Red Maple: bright scarlet
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Want to see what the leaves look like right now? Click here to see our full list of live Gatlinburg webcams or check out some of the most popular webcams below to see what the foliage looks like in various locations in and around Gatlinburg, TN:
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Video of Fall Colors in the Smoky Mountains
Below is a video that created by the USDA Forest Service showcasing the beautiful autumn colors found throughout the Smoky Mountains and various scenery that can be found. Pretty much everywhere you look resembles a postcard! In the video, they also share how to get more information on fall color reports directly from the Forest Service.
Final Thoughts about Fall Colors in Gatlinburg
The fall foliage is amazing throughout the entire Great Smoky Mountains National Park and there are numerous parkways, highways, side-roads, etc to drive and enjoy the views. When you visit Gatlinburg, be sure to at least drive up the Gatlinburg bypass (accessible from both ends of Gatlinburg) to see some scenic views of the mountains for some great photos of the Gatlinburg fall colors!


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Well, I don't know who or what your "sources" are but I suggest you dump them into the garbage can. I tried to tell you where you went wrong and many others on here gave you good avdise about how to dig yourself out of the hole YOU dug for yourself. I've been accumulating this CEF since Aug 2011 it is presently my biggest holding and I haven't sold a single share, in fact I was a buyer yesterday. I probably bought the shares that you dumped, thank you. Anyway, sorry you took a hit but at least we wont have to listen to you whining anymore.
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This Old House reader Walter Williams of Homer, New York, sent us a good question: "How can I shave when the mirror keeps fogging up?" Barbara Serrell of Beaverton, Michigan, had issues with her medicine cabinet, too. Hers was so shallow she couldn't close the door on a roll of toilet paper. So when condensation and crammed shelves stand between loyal readers and their first cup of coffee, we have to wonder: Shouldn't a medicine cabinet keep you from getting steamed—and your Charmin from getting squeezed? Turns out great minds in cabinet design have been thinking the same thing. We've found over-the-sink answers to your every need, including hidden power strips for charging up your gizmos and doors that lock to keep out prying eyes. Some cabinets will even, yes, clear away the fog. Now if that's not an incentive to rise and shine, maybe we should talk about a cozier robe.


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I have the following GhostScript command that I call with the intention of converting the input pdf to a bunch of output PNG images (one image per page):
"C:\Program Files\gs\gs9.07\bin\gswin64c.exe" \
-dNOPAUSE \
-q \
-r150 \
-sDEVICE=png16m \
-dBATCH \
-c "30000000 setvmthreshold" \
-dNumRenderingThreads=8 \
-sOutputFile="C:\output-%d.png" \
When I run this command in the Windows Command Prompt it suddenly prints out a load of papers with a bunch of encoded characters from my default printer. It doesn't produce any sort of PNG images.
-q gives:
GPL Ghostscript 9.07 (2013-02-14)
Copyright (C) 2012 Artifex Software, Inc. All rights reserved.
This software comes with NO WARRANTY: see the file PUBLIC for details.
Processing pages 1 through 4.
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
UPDATE 2: Thanks to KenS, I removed one part at a time until confirming that it is the following parameter that breaks it:
-c "30000000 setvmthreshold"
I got this on a different forum trying to improve the speed of GS. Am I using it wrong or should I just leave it out? The PDF's are going to be very large and with 100's of pages, so I need to optimize as much as possible. Any suggestions?
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Two people were shot in Northwest D.C. and police say a Metropolitan Police Officer was involved. News4's Darcy Spencer reports.
Another WEATHER ALERT Day, but there is hope for cooler temps.
As the D.C. area swelters with high-90s temperatures and the heat index heads to 100-plus degrees, residents find any way they can to cool off. News4's Darcy Spencer reports.
Several museums on the National Mall remained closed Saturday after a power outage that began Friday afternoon, leading hot tourists on a search for air conditioning. News4's Derrick Ward reports.
Tim Kaine, Virginia senator and former governor, appeared for the first time with Hillary Clinton after she chose Kaine as her running mate. News4's David Culver was live in Miami as the two appeared together.
Thousands of animals from shelters and rescues in the D.C. area found homes during our annual Clear the Shelters event! News4's Wendy Rieger spoke to some of the families that got a little bigger Saturday.
Storm Team4 Meteorologist Amelia Draper's forecast for the weekend into next week.
NBC 7's Dagmar Midcap speaks with a San Diego family who went to the San Diego Humane Society during Clear The Shelters on July 23, 2016 with the intentions of adopting one dog, but happily left with two...
Lauren Lipsey, the director of rehoming for the Washington Humane Society, describes the importance and the emotional impact of Clear the Shelters.
Many or all adoption fees are waived today at participating shelters in the area. News4's Wendy Rieger showed off some potential forever friends


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I'll call gun on lightbar justifiable.
This is a discussion on Man's rampage stopped by armed homeowner within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Man shoots, kills rampaging psycho who was likely on drugs A 21-year-old man man was shot and killed this morning during a rampage through an ...
Man shoots, kills rampaging psycho who was likely on drugsA 21-year-old man man was shot and killed this morning during a rampage through an apartment complex, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
The man apparently confronted several residents, broke apartment windows and struck cars with a light bar he ripped off a tow truck, the sheriff's office said. He had stripped off all of his clothes during the rampage.
Shortly after 4 am, he threatened one resident who shot him in the chest.
The man does not live in the apartment complex off of 45th Street east of Haverhill Road, but friends said he often visited to hang out with friends there.
The sheriffs office is not filing charges, but will turn the case over to the state attorney's office.
Funny, there is a lot more detail in the print version of this story in the same paper. In the print version, they mention that the dead guy had FIRED SHOTS at his girlfriend's home; that he had broken into the apartment of some women and some guy, and then threatened the guy who shot him as well as some other people.
Sounds very much like a righteous shoot, even if the shooter did not have awareness of the shots having been fired by the guy. (It was reported that after he shot at her place, he dropped the gun, told her to do whatever she had to do, and then he left to continue rampaging; so it doesn't seem that it was gun-on-gun.)
I'll call gun on lightbar justifiable.
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No doubt! I can't tell from the stories I've seen thus far whether he still had weapon in hand at the time he was shot.
This raises interesting questions and issues.
If the decedent did his shooting in a different location and the defending shooter had no knowledge of this, even though he eventually brought down a guy who had been endangering lives egregiously with a gun, and we can be thankful that the kind of person who would do that is gone, the defender can't use that as an after-the-fact rationale for shooting.
That is to say, if the gun was no longer present, there had better have been a stand-alone rationale for shooting that is independent of how dangerous this guy had been when he had his gun. Hopefully the light bar was being swung, and witnesses will attest.
I wonder what the guy fired at him. I wonder if he had to turn it over as evidence for now.
A naked man breaking windows and smashing car hoods with a light bar, and threatening to do the same to me? Darn straight, if so much as flinches towards me, and is in striking range, he's getting shot. He's clearly in a fit of rage, and it sounds to me like the shooter had every reason to believe this guy was going to immediately follow through on his threat. Here's hoping the DA realizes the same thing.
- Janq sees the result as being reasonable within context of the attackers overall actions
"Everythings a weapon." - MommaJanq
"Killers who are not deterred by laws against murder are not going to be deterred by laws against guns. " - Robert A. Levy
"A license to carry a concealed weapon does not make you a free-lance policeman." - Florida Div. of Licensing
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So - does Janq collect light bars? Impressive collection!!
A delinquent person with almost any conceivable weapon can for sure be a severe threat ..... and initiate a justifiable defence response.
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Yeehaw. Good stuff.
I'll never enjoy someone's life being taken, but if he tore one of those sucker's off a truck... I'd call it justified, too.
yep... if ability and opportunity is present it all comes down to Jeopardy. Darn near anything solid can be an improvised weapon.
If the guy is in a rage and threatening violence, you're in jeopardy.
Should be a clean shoot based on reports thus far.
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"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, prey on those who without one, would surely perish."
;Funny, there is a lot more detail in the print version of this story in the same paper. In the print version, they mention that the dead guy had FIRED SHOTS at his girlfriend's home
I am sure it was just a mistake, yeah right!
Often when we read about shootings in such places in WPB, they involve a defensive shooting by someone whose nose is not real clean, himself. In this case, I lean more toward "good honest gun owner steps in to defend himself and others" but in many reports that is not the case, locally.
I am hoping that the guy doesn't get crucified for having gone to the scene of the trouble toting his gun, and made to look like a vigilante. That's always a possibility. From the reports I've read, he came out to see what was going on, and found the decedent threatening people, and then got threatened himself (or something). I guess he's legal to arm himself, legal to go see what the commotion is (armed in case it's really bad) and legal of course to shoot the threat. Let's see what the local authorities (who tend to be of the head variety around here) try to make of this. I am eagerly awaiting word that the shooter is assured to face no charges, but sometimes the news around here lets the story drop, and doesn't give a damn about releasing followup info like that because it's not as newsy as "defender charged with murder".
If it's a choice of him hitting me upside the head and killing me or incapacitating me for life or me shooting a crazy lunatic that is threatening me with a lightbar or whatever, guess what my choice is going to be.
If it was in Florida like the article said and he was a ccw holder or even if he retrieved it from his vehicle based on the article it was justifiable and thus he should be protected from any prosecution because of the florida "castle doctrine" law..i can't remember the official name of it dangit.
And another one's gone,
And another one's gone,
Another one bites the dust.
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Breaking windows and hitting cars with a light bar broken off a wrecker. This nutbag has great thought processes. More chlorine for the gene pool, please.
A person is justified in the use of deadly force, if such person reasonably believes deadly force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to such person or a third person.
People who go on rampages and take off their clothing are frequently high on PCP. They are EXTREMELY dangerous and only a complete fool would confront them without a fire arm and it'd best be a damned effective one!!!


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Times Cinema plans animal theme for April weekend matinees
The Times Cinema gives in to its animal instincts in April with family-friendly weekend matinees featuring four-legged stars.
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The news flash from the Eagles' closing-night gig at Summerfest's Marcus Amphitheater on Sunday night is that Bernie Leadon appears to be at least partway back in the band.
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Video: Tap Milwaukee music writers recap Summerfest 2013
Well, that's a wrap. Another Summerfest has come and gone.
What rocked, what didn't at Summerfest
After 11 days of concerts and crazy crowds, Summerfest becomes a bit of a blur. But there are a few clear takeaways from Summerfest 2013:
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Exclusive Video: Bachata supergroup VENA performs "Sangre De Mis Venas" at Summerfest
Last but certainly not least, Tap Milwaukee has one more exclusive video performance to share with you from Summerfest 2013, courtesy of bachata supergroup VENA.
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Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy gives you the rundown on what to look forward to today at Summerfest. »Read Full Blog Post
Going for a swim? Check out guide to Milwaukee-area beaches, pools
It's warming up in a hurry this Sunday morning. Might be a good day for a swim — before storms roll in later today.
If you're in the mood for some waves, or just a trip to the beach, go to Tap Milwaukee's guide to area swimming spots, with hours and other info on southeast Wisconsin beaches and pools. »Read Full Article
Three to See: Suggestions for July 7
Something known: Eagles (7:30 p.m. Marcus Amphitheater). It's hardly a news flash to say the Eagles are a great band. But an extensive new documentary has brought a renewed sense of appreciation, transforming concerts from mere gigs to victorious events. »Read Full Article
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In Tandem Theatre is giving patrons and future-patrons a chance to get a taste of its season for free Wednesday at the 7th Annual Sneak Peek & Open House. The troupe will perform tidbits from "Burying the Bones," "A Cudahy Caroler Christmas," and other plays while noshing on snacks and partaking at the cash bar. The peek takes place from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at its performing space, the Tenth Street Theatre, 628 N. 10th St. »Read Full Article


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I'd like to start a service with monit but only when I have the correct ip bound to the host. Can this be done somehow with the normal config? For example I want to start a process xxx with pidfile xxx.pid, but only if host currently has 10.0.0.1 bound to some interface.
Probably that cannot be done on pure monit.
You can write a shell script that checks if the IP is bound to some interface and only than start service but side effect is that monit will complain that program not started if pid file was not created after monit starts.
UPDATE: You can disable this warnings by adding local alert statement:
UPDATE2: Bash script can be something like that (you need to put actual start script as an argument):
Old question is old, anyway: you can use guessnet+ifupdown for this.


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I'm in Australia and sometimes it's good to use VPNs to access content in USA and UK. However having to switch VPNs to do this and then switch off again to access local content is annoying.
Does anyone know if it is possible to setup multiple VPNs and then automatically switch between them or not use them depending on the web site you are accessing?
set of IP addresses -> VPN1
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everything else -> no VPN


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Within the iOS App, the posts from careers clearly are using some sort of IP database to pick which posts to show in the feed (since sometimes they localize well, others not so much).
It would be far more effective to let people choose to share location information or key those posts off of tags or some other signal and fall back to the algorithm you have at present.
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Cue the screaming girls Ś residents may soon be seeing more of Oscar nominated actor Ryan Gosling around metro Detroit in the near future.
The Michigan Film Office announced Monday that the feature film ôHow to Catch a Monsterö has been approved for a nearly $1.8 million film incentive from the state. The movie, which marks Goslingĺs writing and directorial debut, is scheduled to begin filming in metro Detroit next month.
Director of the Michigan Film Office Margaret OĺRiley said in a press release, ôThis project is a great fit for Michigan and what we have to offer from incredible locations to a talented workforce.ö
ôItĺs a strong vote of confidence when individuals who have filmed previously in Michigan bring new projects back to the state.ö
Gosling has previous experience filming in Michigan. He and actor George Clooney were lead characters in the 2011 movie ôIdes of March,ö which was filmed partly in Ann Arbor.
ôHow to Catch a Monsterö was awarded an incentive of $1,750,909 on $6,238,922 of projected in-state expenditures. The project is expected to hire 104 Michigan workers with a full-time equivalent of 30 jobs.
Gosling, known for starring in both romantic and action movies, has previously shown interest in the horror genre, which can be seen with his band Dead Manĺs Bones. Gosling and bandmate Zach Shields, who share a mutual love of the Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland, wrote several songs about ghosts, monsters and zombies, and they once filmed a music video in a cemetery.
The film ôHow to Catch a Monsterö will star Christina Hendricks from the AMC television series ôMad Men;ö Saoirse Ronan, who stars in the in-theaters movie ôThe Host;ö Eva Mendes, actress in ôThe Place Beyond the Pinesö and ôHitch;ö Matt Smith of BBCĺs ôDoctor Who;ö and Ben Mendelsohn, actor in ôThe Dark Knight Rises.ö
Marc Platt and Adam Siegel are producing the film on behalf of Marc Platt Productions, along with Gosling via Phantasma Films. Michel Litvak and David Lancaster are producing and financing via Bold Films. Sierra/Affinity is overseeing international sales for the film.
The suspenseful fantasy movie ôHow to Catch a Monsterö takes place in a vanishing city when the character 18-year-old son Bones discovers a secret road leading to an underwater town. He and his single mother Billy, played by Hendricks, must dive deep into the mystery if their family is to survive.
So far this year, 14 projects have been awarded a total of $32,713,715 on $126,410,988 of approved production expenditures for the year. These projects are expected to create 1,294 Michigan hires with a full-time equivalent of 589 jobs.
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MUCAPES will increase to near 4000 J/kg this afternoon and evening as high temps soar into the mid 80s to lower 90s and dwpts push into the lower 70s. In addition...0-3 km bulk shear values will rise to around 40 kts across our entire CWA during peak heating/instability...with descent directional shear as well. Thus...still expect chances of showers and thunderstorms will steadily increase from NW to SE across our entire CWA today...with the best chance developing during the afternoon and evening. There certainly remains a chance for severe storms given the all of above parameters coming together during max diurnal instability...matching well with SPC slight risk over much of Michigan. Strong/damaging winds and large hail are possible with any severe storms...along with torrential rain. Given the expectation of strong shear values (both speed and direction)... isolated tornadoes are also not out of the question. Still expect an overall diminish in both areal coverage and intensity of ongoing convection overnight with loss of diurnal component and as the cold front itself begins to wash out. .LONG TERM...(Friday through Wednesday) Issued at 307 AM EDT Thu Jul 21 2016 ...More thunderstorms Saturday night into Sunday... Ridging at the surface and aloft for Friday looks like it will hold on into Saturday as well. This will bring a stretch of hot but slightly less humid condtions. A northern stream trough and associated surface cold front will then lead to increasing humidity along with chances for showers and thunderstorms late Saturday night and especially on Sunday. High pressure then builds back in early next week leading to seasonable temperatures and lower humidity. The main forecast concerns revolve around temperatures and pops through the period. Friday...Any showers and storms should be well east of the region with decreasing clouds and slightly less humidity. Another hot day with highs ranging from the middle 80s north to the middle 90s south. Friday night into Saturday...Not a lot expected to go on with high pressure remaining in control. Humidity will once again be on the increase Saturday afternoon as we get into a more moist return flow around departing high pressure. Lows in the middle to upper 60s. Highs in the middle 80s to lower 90s. Saturday night into Sunday...Low pressure tracks across southern Canada and drags a surface cold front across the region. Humidity increases once again with some instability developing out ahead of this system. This will lead to increasing chances for showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the muggy middle to upper 60s and highs ranging from the upper 70s to middle 80s. Monday through Wednesday...Upper troughing dips down into the region bringing small chances for a few showers across northern zones Monday. High pressure then rebuilds back in bringing a break in the action for Tuesday which likely holds into Wednesday. Temperatures should be near seasonable levels with humidity levels in the moderate range. && .AVIATION...(For the 12Z TAFS through 12Z Friday morning) Issued at 645 AM EDT Thu Jul 21 2016 Chances of showers and thunderstorms will increase from west to east by late morning ahead of an approaching cold front...with showers and storm chances continuing thru this evening. Overall conditions will remain VFR thru the forecast period...although conditions may briefly drop to MVFR and possibly IFR within heavier showers and storms. Strong to severe storms are possible...mainly this afternoon and evening...with the potential to produce strong gusty winds and large hail. LLWS will develop later this evening as stronger westerly winds aloft develop behind the cold front. && .MARINE... Issued at 307 AM EDT Thu Jul 21 2016 SW low level flow will strengthen today ahead of a cold front leaning into Michigan. Winds and waves will reach SCA criteria today across most of our nearshore areas...and will remain within criteria tonight for most of our Northern Lake Michigan nearshore areas as winds shift to the west behind the cold front. Chances of showers and thunderstorms will also increase today and tonight...with the best chance for convection during the afternoon and evening during peak instability. There is also a chance for severe storms during this time thanks to strong instability...high dwpt air and the development of both speed and directional wind shear. && .APX Watches/Warnings/Advisories... MI...BEACH HAZARDS STATEMENT through this evening for MIZ020-025-031. LH...SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY until 8 PM EDT this evening for LHZ345>347. LM...SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY until 8 PM EDT this evening for LMZ341. SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY until 8 AM EDT Friday for LMZ323-342- 344>346. 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Main Menu
Eggs & Omelettes
egg whites or beaters $1 extra
Bacon Or Link Sausage And 3 Eggs$10.50
Ham And 3 Eggs$10.50
Hamburger Patty And 3 Eggs$10.50
Salami And 3 Eggs Pancake Style$10.50
Scrambled Ground Beef, Eggs & Onions$10.50
Scrambled Lox, Eggs & Onions$13.50
Scrambled Eggs - Lox On The Side$14.50
Corned Beef Or Pastrami And 3 Eggs Pancake Style$12.25
Langer's Corned Beef Hash And 3 Eggs$10.75
Fried Kippers Onions And Potatoes$11.75
Fried Kippers, Onions And 3 Eggs$12.75
Matzo Brei Pancake Or Scrambled$9.25
Three Eggs$6.50
Two Eggs$6.25
One Egg$5.95
Tenderloin Skirt Steak And 3 Eggs$16.50
Ham Steak And 3 Eggs$14.00
Western Omelette$12.25
assorted deli meats
American Cheese Omelette$10.50
Spanish Omelette$11.25
Mushroom Omelette$11.25
Chicken Liver Omelette$12.00
Alvarado Omelette$12.00
lean ground beef, spinach and onions
Chili & Cheese Omelette$12.00
Spinach Omelette$11.25
Ortega Chile Omelette$12.00
chile peppers, onions, tomato & cheese
Ham Omelette
- $11.50
- With Cheese $12.00
Denver Omelette$12.00
Platter Of Whitefish, Lox & Cream Cheese$34.50
served with tomatoes, olives, onions & three bagels (serves two)
Lox, Cream Cheese And Swiss Cheese Plate$24.95
Lox & Cream Cheese Sandwich$15.95
on bread, bagel or roll
Hot Cakes
Hot Cakes (four)
- $6.75
- With Two Eggs $7.50
Hot Cakes (three)
- $6.25
- With Two Eggs $7.25
French Toast$8.50
includes bread and butter
Whitefish Or Lox & Cream Cheese$16.95
Creamed Herring$8.50
Canned Tuna$10.95
Fruits & Juices
fresh fruit in season
Grapefruit Juice$3.50
Orange Juice
- $2.50
- $3.50
Apple Juice
- $2.50
- $3.50
Apple Sauce$3.25
Sliced Peaches$3.95
Side Orders
Cream Cheese$2.50
Home Fries$3.95
Bread And Butter$2.45
Roll And Butter$2.45
English Muffin$2.45
Link Sausage$4.95
Hamburger Patty$5.25
Langer's Corned Beef Hash$6.75
One Egg$3.25
Two Eggs$3.75
Fountain Treats
Egg Cream$2.95
Malts Or Shakes$4.50
Sodas, Chocolate / Strawberry$2.95
Root Beer Float$4.50
Chocolate Phosphate$2.95
Chocolate Milk$3.25
Strawberry Sundae$5.50
Chocolate Sundae$5.50
Ice Cream
- $3.25
- Two Scoops $4.25
Strawberry Shortcake$6.50
served with ice cream
Hot Pastrami
is a select cut of beef, sugar-cured and seasoned as corned beef, then slowly smoked for tenderness and tantalizing taste and flavor, then covered with choice and costly spices
Platter Of Soft Tender Hot Pastrami$32.75
served with chopped liver, swiss cheese, french fries, baked beans, cole slaw, tomato and pickle
Hot Pastrami Special Sandwiches
all dinners include soup or salad
Hot Pastrami$13.50
Pastrami And Swiss Cheese$14.35
russian style dressing
Pastrami And Chopped Liver$14.35
russian style dressing
Hot Pastrami$15.20
sauerkraut and nippy cheese grilled on rye
Corned Beef$15.20
sauerkraut and swiss cheese grilled on rye
Pastrami And Cole Slaw$14.35
russian style dressing
Pastrami French Dip$14.95
Pastrami And Tomato$14.35
russian style dressing
Pastrami And Tomato$15.20
with cream cheese
Pastrami And Swiss Cheese$15.20
with cole slaw and dressing
From The Grill
all dinners include soup or salad
Roumanian Tenderloin Skirt Steak$23.00
Baked Ham$22.00
with raisin sauce
New York Steak$24.50
Hamburger Steak$16.50
1/2 Roast Stuffed Chicken$18.00
all dinners include soup or salad
Grilled Liver And Onions$18.00
Hot Roast Brisket Of Beef Plate$24.00
Smoked Pastrami Plate Dinner$24.00
Corned Beef And Cabbage$23.00
Fish & Chips - Cole Slaw$12.00
grilled or poached
Chicken In The Pot$23.50
boiled chicken with matzo ball, noodles, vegetable and delicious broth - all in the pot
Langer's Beef Stew$22.00
"delicious" and "mouth watering"
Deli Specialties
Cheese Blintzes (3)$13.00
with sour cream and jelly
Potato Pancakes (5)$13.00
with sour cream and apple sauce
Pastrami Plate$20.50
with garnish
Pastrami And Chopped Liver Plate$20.50
with garnish
Kasha Varnishkes$8.50
Bacon 'n Cheeseburger$8.95
Turkey Burger$7.25
Skinless Chicken Breast$9.25
Calif. Chicken Breast$11.25
Fish Sandwich
- $5.50
- With Cheese $5.80
cole slaw russian style dressing
Corned Beef And Tomato$14.35
russian style dressing
Corned Beef, Swiss Cheese, And Sauerkraut$15.20
Roast Beef And Swiss Cheese$14.35
russian style dressing
Corned Beef And Swiss Cheese$14.35
russian style dressing
Chopped Liver And Pastrami$14.35
russian style dressing
Ham And Swiss Cheese$14.35
russian style dressing
Sliced Turkey & Ham$16.25
russian style dressing
Turkey, Tongue, And Roast Beef$19.95
three decker with tomato and russian style dressing
Pastrami And Swiss Cheese$14.35
russian style dressing
Turkey, Ham And Swiss Cheese$16.95
russian style dressing
Pastrami, Swiss Cheese And Cole Slaw$15.20
russian style dressing
Roast Beef$14.35
lettuce and tomato, russian style dressing
Three Decker$19.95
turkey, ham, swiss cheese, tomato, russian style dressing
Chopped Egg And Chopped Liver$10.50
open face
Hot Pastrami And Tomato$14.35
russian style dressing
Patty Melt On Rye Or Sourdough
Burger Melt On A Bun$13.95
juicy ground beef, melted american cheese served with onions, pickles, cole slaw and french fries
Pastrami And Corned Beef Combo$16.95
Corned Beef$14.35
with cole slaw and russian style dressing
Hot Pastrami$15.20
with cream cheese and sliced tomato
Swiss, Bacon And Tomato$9.95
grilled on rye
Club House Sandwich$13.50
three decker on toast with turkey, bacon, lettuce and tomato
Two Super Dogs$13.50
with choice of 2: sauerkraut, cole slaw, macaroni salad, beans or potato salad or french fries
Chopped Liver Plate$13.75
cole slaw or potato salad
Hot Pastrami$15.20
sauerkraut and nippy cheese grilled on rye
Hot Corned Beef$15.20
sauerkraut and swiss cheese grilled on rye
Fresser's Special Sandwich$27.95
pastrami, corned beef, tongue, swiss cheese and turkey lettuce, tomato and russian style dressing
all sandwiches on rolls $0.85 extra. extra lean add $3.50
Hot Pastrami$13.50
Hot Corned Beef$13.50
Hot Brisket Of Beef$13.50
Hot Tongue$14.50
Skinless Chicken Breast$9.25
California Chicken Breast$11.50
Roast Beef$13.50
Baked Ham$13.50
Salami (hard)$13.50
Salami And Egg$9.95
Super Dog$6.95
Tuna Salad$10.50
Chicken Salad$10.50
Egg Salad$7.50
Ham And Egg$12.95
Fried Egg$6.75
Jack Cheese$8.25
Muenster Cheese$8.25
Avocado And Tomato$9.75
Chopped Liver$10.50
Bacon And Egg$8.95
Pastrami Dip$14.95
Pastrami And Egg$12.75
Corned Beef And Egg$12.75
Turkey (all White Meat)$13.50
Genuine Swiss Cheese$8.25
Cream Cheese$4.50
Grilled Nippy Cheese$7.95
Tillamook Cheese$8.95
Bacon And Tomato$8.95
Cream Cheese And Jelly$6.75
Tuna Melt$10.95
Meat Loaf$8.95
Peanut Butter And Jelly$5.95
On Bread Or Roll
Imported Sardines
- $9.25
- With Cream Cheese, Onion & Tomato $11.25
- Boneless (extra) $0.50
Whitefish, Lox & Cream Cheese$15.95
Lox And Cream Cheese$15.95
Whitefish And Cream Cheese$15.95
Whitefish Sandwich$15.95
Hot Sandwiches
mashed or boiled potato or fries & choice of gravy
Tenderloin Skirt Steak Sandwich$17.95
french fries and cole slaw
Brisket Of Beef$16.50
mashed or boiled potato or fries & choice of gravy
mashed or boiled potato or fries & choice of gravy
Meat Loaf$13.50
mashed or boiled potato or fries & choice of gravy
Roast Beef$16.50
mashed or boiled potato or fries & choice of gravy
Super Dog$6.95
on long onion roll
delicious coffee, decaffeinated coffee, herb tea, tea
Hot Chocolate$2.95
Iced Tea$2.95
Iced Coffee$2.95
Milk Or Non-fat Milk$2.95
Pink Lemonade$2.95
Fiji Water$2.25
Orange Juice
- $2.50
- $3.50
Apple Juice
- $2.50
- $3.50
Grapefruit Juice
- $2.50
- $3.50
Canned Soft Drinks$2.75
Dr. Browns$2.95
Fountain Drinks$2.95
Langer's Cream Soda$2.95
Egg Cream$2.95
Domestic Beer$4.50
Corona Or Heineken$4.95
Side Orders
Bread, Roll Or Bagel$2.45
French Fries
- $2.50
- $3.75
Chili Cheese Fries$6.50
Boiled Potato$3.95
Baked Potato$4.50
Home Fries$3.95
Potato Salad$2.75
Cole Slaw$2.75
Macaroni Salad$2.75
Baked Beans$2.75
Red Tomatoes$4.25
Cottage Cheese$3.50
Cream Cheese$2.50
Greek Olives$3.95
Kishka With Gravy$6.25
Pickled Pickles$2.50
boneless $0.50 extra
Whitefish Or Lox And Cream Cheese$16.95
Chopped Liver$12.50
Creamed Herring$8.50
Canned Tuna$10.95
Tomato Sardines$8.75
Egg Salad$8.25
Imported Sardines$10.25
Deli Plates
choice of one: potato salad, cole slaw, cottage cheese, beans or fries
Mixed Delicatessen$19.50
corned beef, pastrami, tongue
Hot Corned Beef$19.50
Hot Pastrami$19.50
served with crackers (bread or roll and butter 2.45 extra)
- Small $3.50
- Large $4.95
Matzo Ball
- Small $3.50
- Large $4.95
Chicken Noodle
- Small $3.50
- Large $4.95
Chicken Rice
- Small $3.50
- Large $4.95
- Small $3.50
- Large $4.95
Combination Of Any Two$4.95
Cold Beet Borscht
- Potato In Bowl Extra (extra) $0.40
Daily Specials
Mon: Vegetable
Tues: Navy Bean
Wed: Barley Mushroom
Thurs: With Gib
Fri: Clam Chowder
Sat: Barley Mushroom With Giblets
Cold Fish Specialties
served with onions, tomatoes, ripe olives and two bagels
Smoked Whitefish & Cream Cheese$24.95
Whitefish, Lox & Cream Cheese$24.95
Whitefish, Lox & Cream Cheese$34.50
serves two
Imported Tomato Sardines$13.50
salad or slaw
Lox, Swiss Cheese & Cream Cheese$24.95
Imported Sardines
salad or slaw
- $12.50
- Boneless (extra) $0.50
Cheese Blintzes (3)$12.50
served with sour cream and jelly
Potato Pancakes (5)$12.50
served with sour cream and apple sauce
Chef's Salad
choice of: turkey, ham & american cheese or tuna or chicken salad or grilled chicken breast
- Small $13.95
- Large $14.95
Italian Style Salad
lettuce, salami, provolone, black olives, tomatoes & cucumber
- Small $13.95
- Large $14.95
Chinese Chicken Salad
- Small $14.50
- Large $15.50
Caesar Chicken Salad
- Small $14.50
- Large $15.50
Cottage Cheese & Peaches$8.95
Fresh Fruit
in season
Tri-salad Chicken, Egg And Tuna Salad$15.95
served with cottage cheese, peaches, tomato, hard boiled egg, bread and butter
Large Vegetable Salad$10.50
Small Green Salad$5.25
Chicken Salad Or Tuna Salad Plate$13.95
with cole slaw or macaroni or potato salad
Soup Or Salad & Half Sandwich
choice of cup of soup or mixed green salad or potato salad or cole slaw or cottage cheese. corned beef, pastrami, brisket, ham roast beef, tongue, turkey, salami tuna salad, egg salad, chicken salad, swiss, muenster, jack or american cheese (no substitutions please)
- $12.50
- Served With A Bowl Of Soup $13.50
Straight Chili$8.95
Chili And Beans$8.50
Hot Dog Size$8.95
Chili Size$8.95
enjoy a piece of langer's whipped cream cake from our refrigerated display case
Apple Pie
- $4.75
- With Brandy Sauce $4.75
- A La Mode $5.75
Cream Cakes$5.50
Ice Cream$3.25
Two Scoops$4.25
Apple Strudel$3.50
Rice Custard$4.25
Langer's Noodle Kugel$4.25
- $4.25
- With Strawberry Topping $5.25
Langer's Coffee Cake Or Marble Cake$3.75
Strawberry Shortcake With Ice Cream$6.50
Daily Entrees
served with soup or salad and potatoes
Corned Beef And Cabbage$23.00
One-half Boiled Chicken$16.00
Sweet And Sour Stuffed Cabbage$19.00
Hungarian Beef Goulash With Noodles$21.50
Braised Lamb Shank$21.50
One-half Roast Stuffed Chicken$18.00
Grilled Liver & Onions$18.00
Baked Ham, Raisin Sauce$22.00
Fried Half Chicken$16.00
Chicken Liver Saute$14.00
Sweet & Sour Meat Balls$13.50
giblet gravy
Smoked Pastrami$24.00
Roast Brisket Of Beef$24.00
Langer's Beef Stew$22.00
delicious and mouth watering
served with soup or salad and potatoes
New York Steak$24.50
Hamburger Steak$16.50
Tenderloin Skirt Steak$23.00
Salisbury Steak$16.50
Something Special
Tomato Sardines$13.50
potato or cole slaw
Cheese Blintzes (3)$13.00
with sour cream and sour cream
Stuffed Kishki$6.25
with gravy (side order)
Chicken Liver Omelette$12.00
- $10.50
- With Meat Balls $12.50
- $4.25
- With Gravy $4.75
Kasha Varnishkes$8.50
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Founded in 1947, Langer's Delicatessen and Restaurant has served generations of patrons for more than 63 years. What better introduction to Langer's than this, by David Shaw writing for the James Beard Foundation in commemoration of our America's Classics award:


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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama says he plans to name Florida's state emergency director to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Craig Fugate was named by Obama in a statement issued by the White House Wednesday.
Fugate has been director of Florida's Division of Emergency Management since 2001.
Obama says Craig Fugate will travel with Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano to the Gulf Coast on Thursday to meet with local officials still struggling to recover from 2005 hurricanes.
Fugate previously served as Florida's assistant director for emergency management for nearly five years. Fugate has been praised for his efforts steering Florida through numerous hurricanes in the past decade.
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Retiree health care agency proposes solvency plan
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Taxpayers and public employees would pay an extra $45 million annually under a proposal to improve the finances of a program providing subsidized health care for retired state and local government workers.
The Retiree Health Care Authority executive director Mark Tyndall said Monday the Leg[auth] islature will be asked to phase in the increases in payroll contributions over three years starting in mid-2016. Lawmakers convene in January.
A government worker or educator earning $40,000 annually would pay an extra $150 a year if the proposed 0.375 percent payroll contribution rate increase is enacted. Governmental employers — meaning taxpayers ultimately — would pay an additional $300 annually for that worker.
About 55,000 retired public employees and their families receive health care through the program, which is partly financed by insurance premiums paid by retirees.
If nothing is done, the program is expected to run short of money in about 19 years and be forced to trim benefits, Tyndall said in an interview.
But solvency could be extended to 25 years with the payroll contribution increases that will be recommended to lawmakers and other changes the authority's governing board plans to implement on its own.
Under the legislative proposal, about 100,000 public employees would make an additional $15 million in annual payroll contributions if the increases are fully implemented. Governmental employers would increase yearly payments by $30 million.
The Legislature turned down a proposal last year for a larger increase in payroll contributions.
Workers currently contribute about 1 percent of their salaries to the retiree health care program — roughly $15.39 bi-weekly. That would increase $5.76 for each two-week pay period if the proposed increases are fully implemented.
The higher payments would be required for employees of state agencies, school districts, many colleges and universities, most counties and the largest cities.
Separate from the legislation, the authority's governing board has approved measures to shore up the long-term finances of the program.
Those steps include an 8 percent increase in premiums for health care plans starting next year and a 5 percent premium increase for Medicare supplement insurance coverage.
The board proposes to change regulations to require starting in 2020 that a newly retired worker be at least age 55 to qualify for any subsidies for health insurance they obtain through the program. There currently is no minimum age requirement.
Subsidies vary according to how long an employee worked for the government.
Another board proposal will require a retiree to have worked 25 years — up from 20 years — before qualifying for the maximum subsidy in which the program covers 65 percent of insurance premiums. That change wouldn't apply to public safety retirees, such as police and firefighters.
Qualifying retirees currently pay about $272 a monthly for the program's most comprehensive coverage — about 35 percent of the total cost of the insurance.
The board plans to trim subsidies for a retiree's spouse. That would require the family member to pay 62 percent of the total insurance premium rather than 60 percent currently.
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