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Ive had the pleasure of working for Ted and Sharon at dominicks, this review saddens me because of the hard work they put in to taking care of every single guest they can...the sheer volume may prevent them from time to time but they genuinely want to fix any and all complaints, i have always loved the classic feel in a hipster driven world. There is a place for people who want a break from all the over the top trends within their menu...they have never claimed to be 5 star but i can stand by their fresh and consistent delicious food..most will agree. In the end, they are great people..if you wanna give your money to corporate america feel free, they will welcome you back anytime with arms wide open.
Are your taste buds so skewed by olive garden that you do not know what real Italian food tastes like? Sounds like you are on the payroll of olive garden, a chain restaurant with so so food. I have been to Dominick's at least 20 times and they have the best Italian food in tucson, great portions, fresh ingredients(maybe that's why you do not have any idea what real Italian food is supposed to taste like), excellent pizza, soups and desserts, specially the cheesecakes and tiramsu. If you need to drink while waiting for excellent food and expect a small family restaurant to have major selections of beer and wine, find another place as you do not deserve to be a customer of Dominick's. I have never in all my visits there heard one person complain about the quality, taste and selection of the food or desserts. Whoever you are stay away from this home style good Italian food restaurant, they do not need people like you. The repeat customers will also agree it's the best in tucson.
Lol weak ass review. I've eaten there multiple times. The only pizza that is better is Grimaldis. The garlic knots are as good as Brooklyns. The fried zucchini is the best I've had anywhere in town. Go back to Olive Garden. Dominicks doesn't need you.
With an Olive Garden-worthy palate, you really shouldn't be judging. Dominick's is a local favorite for a reason: healthy portions, amazing pizza, and GREAT service--as a matter of fact, I'd rather eat "flavorless" food under the supervision of a friendly,attentive server than have "authentic" food at a trendy downtown spot where some hipster is going to turn his nose up at my because I need a high chair. Lucky for north siders like myself, Dominick's delivers good food and a nice atmosphere.
First of all great side of town second trump sucks along with Reilly's .. Dominicks real Italian is the best Italian food around sorry you have never had the real Italian experience .. It's your loss
exactly, sabasabas!
It's at Cortaro Farms and Thornydale, an area I wouldn't approach with a ten-foot fork. The Trump worshippers in this area would rather fill themselves to bursting with dreck than drive into "town" for an authentic pizza at Reilly's.
Best bread I have ever eaten! When I get the loaves home, I keep some fresh, lasting a few days, cut the rest with my banjo saw, and freeze for later use. This suits me fine, and the toasted frozen slices enable me to have the bread available and ready for any use I choose!
Can't wait to try it.
I thought this was my secret place I discovered 30 years ago. Their tongue tacos are incredible. I grab an order of these as an appetizer before going to Mi Nidito for chili verde. Love this spot!
You forgot the early bird breakfast. Also if you get a chance try the lunch counter at the Mexican market next door.
I miss myne too. Have you seen it? Tell me have you seen it?
beech* mushrooms
Rat T - thanks, I missed my y.
Their "ears" look ten at least.
Great reading this article! An excellent lifetime cook now renowned chef with amazing ideas to share with the local community. Makes me very happy, congratulations Erika! Wishing you all the best.
The Coronet sounds wonderful, the kind of restaurant that has been missing in Tucson!!!
you're commenting on a review that is five ears old?
Excellent Mexican food. Chips & Salsa the best.
Waitress very knowledgeable of menu and allergies
Hooray for breakfast toast! And salmon eggs benedict (also from 5 points, but I know that you could only pick one).


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WASHINGTON -- Some congressional Democrats are worried that Democrat Al Gore is losing his public relations battle against Republican George W. Bush as the two rivals grapple for political advantage in their 22-day-old fight for the White House.
''When you're insisting on every vote counting, you have to start doing a better job saying that that means the military vote, too,'' Rep. Charles Stenholm, D-Texas, a leader of the House's conservative Democrats, said Wednesday. ''We're getting killed on that one. The facts are different.''
Gore ''is miserably losing the PR war,'' said Rep. Allen Boyd, D-Fla., another conservative.
''He's really got solid footing on legal grounds under Florida law,'' Boyd said. ''I've told his team he ought to be doing a better job on the PR side, let the press know what his options are legally and ask the country to be patient.''
''They should be more proactive explaining their position, not always reacting to something Bush says,'' Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada, the No. 2 Senate Democrat, said Tuesday. He said voting irregularities in Florida have given Gore ''a great case'' to make to the public.
Democratic congressional leaders and aides insist they have seen little evidence of erosion in Gore's support among the party's lawmakers. Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Joseph Lieberman, D-Conn., and Gore campaign officials have held conference calls periodically with dozens of Democratic lawmakers to shore up support and gauge legislators' feelings.
''I haven't seen any evidence of it'' diminishing, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D., said Tuesday. ''I was on the phone all day today, and I have to say in all honesty there is a strong determination and willingness by members of my caucus to have an accurate and fair recount and to accept the consequences when it is completed.''
Nonetheless, if Gore's support from Democrats should begin to evaporate, it probably would start in districts such as those represented by Boyd and Stenholm, rural and filled with conservative-leaning voters.
Boyd said his district -- which includes Tallahassee, where much of the legal battle over Florida's disputed vote is being waged -- split about evenly between Vice President Gore and Bush, the Texas governor. Stenholm's West Texas district went roughly 2-1 for Bush.
Boyd and Stenholm also said they believe the battle over the disputed votes must end by Dec. 12, the date the Constitution sets for the states to select the electors to choose the next president formally in January.
''At some point in time, you have to close it down and make a decision,'' Boyd said. ''And then whoever's going to be president has to have time to put his team in place.''
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Hydrofoil Ferry
For those of you wanting to get from Korea to Japan, or vice versa, I would definitely recommend this route. There are several routes between Japan and Korea, and of course domestic routes for both countries as well.
The ferry take about three hours between Fukuoka and Busan. It's admittedly a little longer than a flight, but immigration and customs is less crowded, and check-in is quick and close to the terminals, so you can check-in late and still make it to your sailing.
For those of you who get motion sickness, this may not be the best way to go. Although it is generally smooth, because of the contact with the water, there is a lot more bumping around than your typical airplane turbulance.
Cost for a round-trip ticket from Busan to Fukuoka runs about 120,000W. It is more if you are travelling from Fukuoka. Ferries depart everyday from the Busan International Ferry Terminal, right behind Busan Station near Nampo-Dong. Be aware that ferries will be cancelled on short notice due to extreme weather (had this happen to me! My trip was delayed two weeks).
The Shinkansen is by far the most convenient way to travel around Japan. Unfortunately it isn't very cheap! Luckily there is a Japan JR Rail Pass available to foreign travellers. See the JR East website for details:
It must be bought abroad and stamped in Japan before you can use it. There are several options including one week (unlimited JR travel except for the super fast Nozomi service), two week, JR East and JR West passes. Check with your local travel agent for the best option or click on the link to see for yourself!
Here is a link to a very cool page that lets you see the routing between cities/stations/ports within Japan. It will tell you the route and includes the cost and time. http://www.jorudan.co.jp/english/norikae/.
Website: http://www.japan-guide.com
- Trains
Fukuoka Airport is located just a fifteen to twenty-five minute drive from the
Hakata Station and Tenjin downtown areas. Fukuoka Airport is one of the most conveniently located international airports in
Japan. The subway connects to the Aiport for 200 yen from Hakata.
Fukuoka has an international airport which was recently upgraded. It is connected to the domestic terminal by free bus. The easiest way to get to the domestic terminal from Hakata train station is by subway but there is also a Nishitetsu bus.
Hakata (the center of Fukuoka) is the end of the Shinkansen line which connects north with Osaka and Tokyo etc.
Avoid taxis like the plague.... VERY EXPENSIVE!!
I would take a bus or use the subway (starts at 200yen a trip). Recently Nishitetsu bus started a 100yen service around the center of Fukuoka. This will get you from Hakata to Canal City- a great shopping mall.
Website: http://www.fuk-ab.co.jp/english/frame_index.html
- Work Abroad
- Budget Travel
- Business Travel
Fukuoka Airport to Nishijin Station
If you want to visit Fukuoka Tower, take Fukuoka subway (Kuko Line) up to Nishijin Station, then take bus going to Fukuoka Tower.
Fukuoka Airport - Nishijin Station
Estimated Time - 19 mins.
Train Fare - 290 Yen
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- Architecture
Subway systems
To tell the truth, I didn't expect that there is a subway system in Fukuoka, but there is! ... excuse me, locals ; )...
The network is broaded as passing through very touristy spots and important business centres west and north-east and south-east from Nakasu area. Very reasonable and useful for a traveller.
But I found that the price of the ticket is little bit higher than in Tokyo. It costs 200yen to the next station.
Website: http://subway.city.fukuoka.jp/
- Trains
Fly into Fukuoka
You can reach there in 1+1/2hours from Haneda Airport, Tokyo to Fukuoka Airport (FUK).
The airport is very convenient to access into the Fukuoka mid-city, Hakata station.
The airport accept international flights from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, other countries of SE Asia, Guam, Hawaii and Australia, too.
Website: http://www.fuk-ab.co.jp/
Trains : Shinkansen
This is the shinkansen called Nozomi. This is the fastest (uptodate) and runns at 270km/h and is of course also the most expensive one. A simple course from Kobe to Tokyo costs about 100 USD.
(sorry the nose was too long so i had to take the picture in diagonal and that take too much room in the VT)
- Water Sports
- Backpacking
The subway system is very easy...
The subway system is very easy to use. Here is the subway map at Nishijin (where I lived) going in the direction of most everything else. Each station has its own colorful and memorable icon. It is not so cheap to ride, but much cheaper than taking taxis and easier than figuring out the bus system.
MAP OF FUKUOKA: Click HereMAP...
MAP OF FUKUOKA: Click Here
MAP OF SUBWAY OF FUKUOKA: Click Here
The perfect way to travel.
This bunch of little sweeties came past us as we wandered around the gates of Fukuoka Castle. I sometimes wish someone would push me around in one of these.
JR Hakata Station to Momochi Lamp
Reaching Fukuoka Tower by bus is easy. Just take bus from JR Hakata Station going to Momochi Lamp .
Bus stop# 5
Estimated travel time - 35 mins.
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I have restarted the second computer and am the screen to press Ctrl-Alt-Delete so I can log in to it. This action however only works for the server machine and not the client. How do I resolve this issue. Synergy is in fact working though because I can take the cursor over to the client pc.
You need to use crtl+alt+pause since crtl+alt+del is handled as a special combination on the host windows machine. You also need to set Synergy to auto start on the client PC. From the Synergy FAQ:
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When should I expect increase score? I was already on the 658 in Eq and believe it also went down. I was planing on placing an application with a lender to buy my first house and now this happen. How can I improve my score quickly? I am asking as many people after getting a CL it reflect as a credit jump but not in my case.
This is why the myfico community rarely recommends for its members to apply for a credit card if they have a mortgage on the horizon... unfortunately a new card can sometimes do more harm than good. I'm afraid you've set yourself back. Keep in mind that increasing the deposit to 1k will help you over time with getting larger limits. Best advice is that you keep the balance low on this card or; don't use it at all. Good luck!Edit: I just realized that this is an old thread. My apologies. To cashnocredit; give it some time... it may be that the initial report to the bureaus did not contain the right coding to put the account in the right bucket. Besides; you will still be building a relationship with the CU which will help you out in the long run
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Fall Welcome 2015 - Day 3
Sunday, Aug. 30
11 a.m.
Sunday Morning Worship
New students are extended a special invitation to the first on campus Sunday worship service. Come worship with us!
Location: Yoder Hall
12 noon- 1 p.m.
Location: The Commons, Marbeck Center
12 noon - 6 p.m.
Bookstore Open
The Bookstore will be open to purchase books, supplies and other school gear.
Location: Marbeck Center
2 p.m.
Learn & Earn: Orientation to Campus Work
If you are planning on working on campus, you will want to attend this session. All new students will meet our dedicated supervisors, learn about Bluffton's dynamic work program and discover their potential in our campus work community.
Location: The Commons, Marbeck Center
2:30 p.m.
Learn & Earn: Position Training
Some employment positions will hold introductory training during this time. Check with your employment supervisor to confirm any scheduled training and location.
Location: Check with your employment supervisor.
5 - 6 p.m.
Location: The Commons, Marbeck Center
6:15 p.m.
Welcome Group Session #4
This is the last of the formal welcome group sessions. It's a chance to process your first few days and ensure your readiness for classes on Monday! Your welcome group will end this session with a walk uptown to the traditional all campus ice cream social!
Location: Check signs posted on residence hall floors, lobbies or Marbeck Center.
7:30-9:30 p.m.
"Party on the Lawn" Make Your Own Sundae Ice Cream Social and More!
Sponsored by admissions office
A new twist on this traditional favorite of new and returning students alike! Create an original ice cream sundae to enjoy. There will be music. There will be games. There will be surprises. Come join in on the fun.
Location: Neufeld Lawn, sand volleyball court, tennis & basketball courts
9:30 p.m.
Movie at the Shannon Theatre
Sponsored by Marbeck Center Board
There's no better way to unwind after a long weekend than with a free movie at this local Bluffton favorite with your new friends. Admission to the movie at the Shannon Theatre, on Main Street, is free if you show your Bluffton ID at the door.


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I'm using OS X 10.9.1 to connect to a Windows 2003 session via RDP. I'm trying to understand why the RDP session occasionally acts as if a man's finger is on the control key. If I were to type "HELLO" in a Windows 2003 console window, for example, I'd see ^H^E^L^L^O. What's worse is if I type "C", RDP sends over a Control-C which acts as a break/termination signal for the console app!
The only way to fix the problem is to disconnect the RDP session (Cmd-Q) and reestablish it.
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The capture of an Australian clergyman in Australian mainland waters in January 1943:
Your favorite WWII curiosity?
Discussions on museums, travel of WW2-related sites and the aspects of WW2 not covered in the other sections
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"Air superiority is a condition for all operations, at sea, in land, and in the air." - Air Marshal Arthur Tedder.
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So many great stories! Thanks a lot. Some of them I have already heard but some of them are completely new for me. Just keep'em coming.
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How to eat well: When bacteria is good for you
When I started my career as a nutrition practitioner in 1997, clients consulted with me for advice on a variety of health issues ranging from joint problems to weight loss. In those days, cases of bloating were few and far between, but 15 years later, they are so widespread that they have become the number one reason for seeking nutrition advice.
A bloated abdomen can have many causes but, in my experience, poor levels of beneficial bacteria are among the most common. The bacteria, mostly various strains of lactobacillus and bifidobacterium, are involved in the last stages of digestion and if levels are low, food may not be fully broken down into the correct state allowing it to ferment, encouraging bloating and gas.
I should point out that unwanted bacteria are not always linked to what we might term "food poisoning" nor do you have to swim up the Ganges with your mouth open for unwanted bacteria to take up residence in the gut. Some strains of unwanted bacteria can thrive in an environment of sugars, alcohol and a high carbohydrate diet and I find that changing the ratio between the friendly and the unwanted bacteria in the gut can significantly reduce bloating.
Beneficial bacteria are found in a variety of places from live bio yogurt to shot drinks that contain specific strains. They are also available in supplement form and although I usually suggest food as the most appropriate source of nutrients, if you suffer from regular bloating then start off with a capsule of good bacteria twice a day for 14 days, reducing to one capsule for a month after that. In addition, eat live yogurt daily, although if you are taking capsules then you probably will not need the shot drinks as well, although they can be useful.
There are prebiotics, foods that encourage the growth of beneficial bacteria — these include chicory, Jerusalem artichoke and garlic, so include these in the diet from time to time as well. Remember that bloating is one symptom of irritable bowel syndrome and if you have pain, then consult your GP as well.
Ian Marber is one of the UK's most highly regarded nutrition experts and the author of 11 books. www.ianmarber.com
Beetroot, orange, feta, tarragon, chilli
Sweet, tart and salty, with a hit of anise-zing from the tarragon.
Green beans, mint, lemon, chamomile, dill seed
A very green salad of beans punctuated with a subtle hit of chilli and chamomile.
Cauliflower, harissa, buckwheat, mint, pistachio
A Moorish-inspired taste combo that involves almost no skill to pull together.
I can't cope with screaming tots and it's not fair
The summer term is now over, and so, too, is the event that strikes desperation and horror into my heart: the school summer fair.


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Zucchini Slaw
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 0 mins
used the overabundance zucchinis to make this healthy slaw. I used a mandolin to create long julienned strips of zucchini, carrots and red bell peppers.. This is a healthy raw foods!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 453.59 g zucchini, seed and shredded into long strips
- 1 carrot, peeled and julienned
- 1 red bell pepper, julienned
- 1 red onion, sliced thin
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2.46 ml ginger
- 1.23 ml celery seed
- 1.23 ml coriander powder
- 2.46 ml salt
- 2.46 ml pepper
- 59.14 ml vinegar
- 9.85 ml olive oil
- 1.23 ml hot sesame oil
- 2.46 ml honey, for vegan use a couple drops of stevia (optional)
- Mix dressing ingredients together.
- Mix slaw ingredients together.
- Pour over slaw tossing to coat.
- Chill for 1 hour.
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This is fantastic! The whole family loved it and even went back for seconds. Thank you so much for this easy and delicious recipe!
I've made this twice since we liked it sooo much!! The first night we had it as a side dish at a vegan bbq and the next day for lunch I had it over romaine and my husband stuffed his along with some bean pesto into a toasted pita. YUMMY!!! He really enjoyed the dressing and so I have a bottle of it made in the fridge :) Thanks so much Rita!!! Made for Veg*n Swap Oct '10!!!!
Made for Farmer's Market Tag. What a great way to use zucchini and a nice change from regular coleslaw. I need to make this again because I used rice wine vinegar and really think I should have used either white or apple cider vinegar as it wasn't really very sweet using rice wine vinegar. Thanks for posting this Rita!


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Oakdale High graduate and resident Bryan Ehrenholm took home the distinction of Culinary Clash King on Thursday, March 25 after competing against three top-notch kitchen competitors in an Iron Chef-style contest sponsored by the DMC Foundation for the prize.
Kelli O'Bannon was one of 17 women recently honored at the Stanislaus County Commission for Women (SCCW) annual dinner hosted by Stanislaus County Commission for Women - and she's a teenager.
Attendance hit the 150 mark as attendees flocked to the community center Thursday, March 18 for the 37th annual Oakdale Ag Scholarship Luncheon to listen and learn about the "locavore" movement.
This April, the American Cancer Society will offer a unique and potentially life-changing opportunity to the tri-city area. On Saturday, April 24 the non-profit organization will host Cancer Prevention Study-3 (CPS-3). The research project will be hosted at Oakdale High School between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., in conjunction with Oakdale's Ninth Annual Relay for Life.
The 2010 water season to start at the end of March was approved by the Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors at the March 16 regular meeting.
The fifth annual Home and Garden Show hosted by the Oakdale Chamber of Commerce boasted nine additional booths and 17 vendors, creating a very busy environment for attendees to the free event, Saturday, March 13 at the community center.
Tourism is big business and every city, town, and even country wants you to visit, stay a while and leave a bit of your cash behind when you say goodbye. The 11th annual Tourism Business Forum held in Riverbank at the Antigua Event Center on Thursday, March 11 was all about capitalizing on the "Staycation" phenomenon, and showcasing the region's hidden jewels with presentations by Carl Ribaudo on sustainable tourism and Jesse Roseman on the Paddle to the Sea program.
Local landscape architect Monica Perrone, ASLA, brought 18 of her UC Davis landscape architecture students to Brennan Park in Oakdale on Tuesday, March 2 to generate specific designs for the park in coordination with Cheryl Bolin, Director of Parks and Recreation, as part of their quarter final project.
A 48-year-old Oakdale man was struck by a truck while crossing West F Street in the 1100 block on Saturday, March 6 around 8:15 p.m. He suffered major injuries and later died at Doctors Medical Center in Modesto.
The man, identified as Michael Harrell, was not in a crosswalk when the accident occurred and preliminary tests revealed a very high BAC (blood alcohol content) limit, said police. The man had a history of alcohol abuse, according to police.
The struggling economy continues to cause ripples in the water, including that of the kiddie pool as preschools and daycares face dwindling enrollment.
Oompa Loompas, candy creations, and Willy Wonka will take center stage at Sierra View Elementary School in its upcoming student performance of Roald Dahl's "Willy Wonka, Jr." The elementary students have been rehearsing almost daily since late January with help from Oakdale High School drama teacher Bryan Mills and some of his drama students.
In celebration of National FFA Week, the Oakdale High School FFA chapter held its annual dinner and cake auction fundraiser on Feb. 24, bringing out supporters who were there to open their wallets for the sweet stuff.
Oakdale High School Junior Emily Wallace has earned the medallion as Oakdale's Junior Miss 2011.
The Olympic Spirit is alive and well at Fair Oaks Elementary School. Organized and spurred on by self-proclaimed Olympic buff and fifth/sixth grade teacher Michelle Danner, the whole school joined in the activities and learned about the games.
Oakdale student scientists from the junior high and high school are gearing up for the 24th Annual Stanislaus County Science Olympiad on Saturday, March 6. They will be competing amongst more than 550 students representing area junior and senior high schools in the daylong event.
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Agustin 'Augie' Beltran of Oakdale was elected as the chair of the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) for the 2016-2017 fiscal year by his colleagues ...
A good way to beat the sizzling summer sun is to stay indoors, preferably in a nice, cool, air-conditioned environment.
Columbia's Glorious 4th of July Celebration begins with an 11 a.m. flag raising and black powder musket salute Monday, July 4, followed by ...
Residents young and old alike will do their best to keep cool and beat the heat, as June ends with a 100-plus degree heat wave ...
Members supporting the Oakdale High School Music Boosters busied themselves stocking their Fireworks booth on Tuesday afternoon in the SaveMart Parking lot. Theirs, along with ...
Recently released notes from a June 7 Oakdale Irrigation District closed session meeting raise questions to the veracity of court declarations made by new directors ...
After breaches of confidentiality in closed session regarding a lawsuit, sworn declarations to the plaintiffs' attorney, and public bashing on social media by two of ...
Oakdale's JV baseball team was busy this past week with summer ball action, taking part in the Bob Loureiro Invitational Tournament hosted at Escalon ...
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Tim McGraw with special guests Kacey Musgraves and Ryan Kinder July 3 Tim McGraw
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Classic Bouquet
Browse pink bouquet options in various styles and blooms.
This lush bouquet is made of pink cabbage roses gathered at their fullest from Martha's garden in East Hampton, New York.
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DIY Bouquet
The luscious blooms in this paper flower bouquet are always in season; plus, they're easy to prep in advance. It only takes an afternoon to make a bouquet; all you need are a few supplies and your own loving hands.
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Unique BouquetClassic flowers like cymbidium orchids, Catherine roses, and mini calla lilies are accented with berries for an unexpected touch.
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Flower Girl Bouquet
Instead of a bouquet or basket, have flower girls each hold a pomander of petite roses.
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Modern BouquetJust a few lush Coral Charm peonies and hosta leaves create a simply elegant bouquet.
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Romantic BouquetThis monochromatic bouquet includes fragrant garden roses and peonies accented with leaves.
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Brightly Colored Bouquet
For a vibrant pop of color, carry a bouquet of magenta peonies.
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Romantic BouquetElegant pink netting accents this bouquet of blush roses, lisianthus, and star-of-Bethlehem.
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Modern BouquetThis bouquet of bright sweet peas, fuchsia peonies from New Zealand, and angel grass is tied with a luxe grosgrain ribbon from France.
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Beach Bouquet
Locally grown blooms in various shares of magenta are tied together with a striped navy ribbon.
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Romantic BouquetLush peonies, white sweet peas, and variegated ranunculus mix with Candy Bianca, Champagne, and Majolica roses in this sweet arrangement.Photography: Elizabeth Messina
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Traditional Bouquet
This classic posy-style bouquet gets a fresh look thanks to peonies and garden roses.
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Brightly Colored Bouquet
This bold bouquet is made up of red and fuchsia cabbage roses and scabiosa, lush island foliage, and raspberries on the vine.
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Modern Bouquet
Hot-pink peonies, purple anemones, and dusty miller are accented with vintage metallic and fabric leaves and a few feathers in this bouquet.
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Romantic BouquetVelvety chocolate cosmos form a cuff around Paradise roses. Inspired by fifties haute couture, the bouquet is finished with red bows pinned to its handle.Photography: Victoria Pearson
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DIY Bouquet
This tissue-paper bouquet is surprisingly easy to make and will last long after the big day.
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Flower Girl Bouquet
This easy-to-make ribbon bouquet features a built-in handle and is a durable options for your littlest attendant.
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Snowberry Bouquet
Pristine snowberries make natural, understated bouquets. For a sweet touch, adorn their woody stems with wide, mauve taffeta ribbon secured with pearl-headed pins.
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Eclectic Bouquet
This composition of calla lilies, nerine lilies, Valerie and Candy roses, and lisianthus is wrapped in a cuff of eyelet-bordered fabric.
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Modern Bouquet
This slender clutch of miniature calla lilies is elegantly simple.
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Unique Bouquet
The rosy hue of these ranunculuses, sweet peas, and Rosario tulips gives this bouquet a monochromatic look, while feathery pink astilbe add texture.
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The key aspects addressed are: an assessment of approaches to develop GCOS and provision of analysis of GCOS data; an evaluation of how these countries are reporting development of GCOS; highlighting best practice in advancing GCOS implementation including analysis of Essential Climate Variables (ECVs); a comparative summary of the differences and synergies in terms of the reporting of climate observations; an overview of relevant European initiatives and recommendations on how identified gaps might be addressed in the short to medium term. 2014-11-01T00:00:00Z Evaluating conditions for transboundary Marine Spatial Planning: challenges and opportunities on the island of Ireland http://hdl.handle.net/10468/2705 Evaluating conditions for transboundary Marine Spatial Planning: challenges and opportunities on the island of Ireland Flannery, Wesley; O'Hagan, Anne Marie; O'Mahony, Cathal; Ritchie, Heather; Twomey, Sarah Transboundary cooperation is viewed as an essential element of Marine Spatial Planning (MSP). While much of the MSP literature focuses on the need for, and benefits of, transboundary MSP, this paper explores the political and institutional factors that may facilitate the effective transition to such an approach. Drawing on transboundary planning theory and practice, key contextual factors that are likely to expedite the transition to transboundary MSP are reviewed. These include: policy convergence in neighbouring jurisdictions; prior experience of transboundary planning; and good working relations amongst key actors. Based on this review, an assessment of the conditions for transboundary MSP in the adjoining waters of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland is undertaken. A number of recommendations are then advanced for transboundary MSP on the island of Ireland, including, the need to address the role of formal transboundary institutions and the lack of an agreed legal maritime boundary. The paper concludes with some commentary on the political realities of implementing transboundary MSP. 2014-08-23T00:00:00Z TPEA good practice guide: lessons for cross-border MSP from transboundary planning in the European Atlantic http://hdl.handle.net/10468/2718 TPEA good practice guide: lessons for cross-border MSP from transboundary planning in the European Atlantic Almodovar, Margarida; de Armas, Demetrio; Lopes Alves, Fatima; Bentes, Luis; Fonseca, Catarina; Galofré, Jordi; Gee, Kira; Gómez-Ballesteros, Maríia; Gonçalves, Jorge; Henriques, Guida; Jay, Stephen; Lloret Capote, Ana; da Luz Fernandes, Maria; Fernández, Pedro J.; Machado, Paulo; McClarey, Gerard; McGreevy, Andrew; Moreno Aranda, Isabel María; O'Mahony, Cathal; Ortiz, Lola; Prado, Inmaculada; Rooney, Aoibheann; Suárez de Vivero, Juan Luis; Tello, Olvido; Twomey, Sarah Jay, Stephen; Gee, Kira This Good Practice Guide is the outcome of a project co-funded by the European Commission (DG Mare) called Transboundary Planning in the European Atlantic (TPEA), which ran from December 2012 to May 2014. The aim of the project was to demonstrate approaches to transboundary maritime spatial planning (MSP) in the European Atlantic region. This is one of a series of projects exploring the opportunities and challenges of carrying out cross-border MSP in Europe's regional seas, making connections with integrated coastal management (ICM). TPEA focused on two pilot areas: one involving Portugal and Spain and the other Ireland and the United Kingdom. Despite distinct identities in the region relating to different traditions of planning and stages of MSP implementation, TPEA worked towards a commonly-agreed approach to transboundary MSP and developed principles of cross-border working which it is hoped will be of wider benefit. This guide presents these principles, illustrated with examples from the TPEA project. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Pretty good governance: balancing policy drivers and stakeholder interests in developing fisheries ecosystem plans http://hdl.handle.net/10468/1239 Pretty good governance: balancing policy drivers and stakeholder interests in developing fisheries ecosystem plans Fitzpatrick, Thomas Michael The central research question that this thesis addresses is whether there is a significant gap between fishery stakeholder values and the principles and policy goals implicit in an Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management (EAFM). The implications of such a gap for fisheries governance are explored. Furthermore an assessment is made of what may be practically achievable in the implementation of an EAFM in fisheries in general and in a case study fishery in particular. The research was mainly focused on a particular case study, the Celtic Sea Herring fishery and its management committee, the Celtic Sea Herring Management Advisory Committee (CSHMAC). The Celtic Sea Herring fishery exhibits many aspects of an EAFM and the fish stock has successfully recovered to healthy levels in the past 5 years. However there are increasing levels of governance related conflict within the fishery which threaten the future sustainability of the stock. Previous research on EAFM governance has tended to focus either on higher levels of EAFM governance or on individual behaviour but very little research has attempted to link the two spheres or explore the relationship between them. Two main themes within this study aimed to address this gap. The first was what role governance could play in facilitating EAFM implementation. The second theme concerned the degree of convergence between high-level EAFM goals and stakeholder values. The first method applied was governance benchmarking to analyse systemic risks to EAFM implementation. This found that there are no real EU or national level policies which provide stakeholders or managers with clear targets for EAFM implementation. The second method applied was the use of cognitive mapping to explore stakeholders understandings of the main ecological, economic and institutional driving forces in the Celtic Sea Herring fishery. The main finding from this was that a long-term outlook can and has been incentivised through a combination of policy drivers and participatory management. However the fundamental principle of EAFM, accounting for ecosystem linkages rather than target stocks was not reflected in stakeholders cognitive maps. This was confirmed in a prioritisation of stakeholders management priorities using Analytic Hierarchy Process which found that the overriding concern is for protection of target stock status but that wider ecosystem health was not a priority for most management participants. The conclusion reached is that moving to sustainable fisheries may be a more complex process than envisioned in much of the literature and may consist of two phases. The first phase is a transition to a long-term but still target stock focused approach. This achievable transition is mainly a strategic change, which can be incentivised by policies and supported by stakeholders. In the Celtic Sea Herring fishery, and an increasing number of global and European fisheries, such transitions have contributed to successful stock recoveries. The second phase however, implementation of an ecosystem approach, may present a greater challenge in terms of governability, as this research highlights some fundamental conflicts between stakeholder perceptions and values and those inherent in an EAFM. This phase may involve the setting aside of fish for non-valued ecosystem elements and will require either a pronounced mind-set and value change or some strong top-down policy incentives in order to succeed. Fisheries governance frameworks will need to carefully explore the most effective balance between such endogenous and exogenous solutions. This finding of low prioritisation of wider ecosystem elements has implications for rights based management within an ecosystem approach, regardless of whether those rights are individual or collective. 2013-01-01T00:00:00Z


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An administrator pushes, on a shoestring budget, to move his university and the world toward a more sustainable equilibrium.
As I've mentioned before, I'm not a big fan of Walmart's big box business model. I don't care for its impacts on economic sustainability, social sustainability, or ecological sustainability. (Energy efficient lighting and supply chain carbon reductions notwithstanding, the climate is definitely worse off because of Walmart's impact on the retail sector.)
But today I learned more about the SEEP program Walmart runs, and I have to give credit where credit is due.
SEEP stands for their Supplier Energy Efficiency Program, and when it first started out, that's what it was. Walmart consultants would work with companies which supplied it goods and services, in order to help them increase energy efficiency and thereby decrease greenhouse gas emissions. Walmart, of course, took full credit for GHG reductions achieved, which gave the program a noticeable flavor of "greenwashing".
But according to an item posted at Greenbiz.com, Walmart is now offering its range of consulting services to companies not in its supply chain. And part of the package offered is access to energy-efficient technologies at the same price that Walmart, itself, pays.
Now, I don't know what kind of discount Walmart gets when buying (for example) lighting fixtures, but based on the way they negotiate every other supply contract (and they probably have more suppliers than anyone else), I have to believe that it's considerable.
For small colleges and mid-sized schools, the SEEP program would seem to be worth a look. Even state schools, which can purchase off of government supply schedules, might do better going through Walmart. Costs look to be low, risks seem minimal (you have to pay for the engineering study if you don't go through with projects which clear a pre-defined cost hurdle rate), and disruption to ongoing operations is said to be small.
If your school has energy service companies beating down your doors with offers of no-cost performance contracts, Walmart's program probably doesn't change your situation any. But if your campus is too small to be attracting other major players in the energy efficiency game, a call to Walmart (!) might just be in order.
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MIDDLEBURY Photographs of Vermont quarries including several in the hills of Barre Town will be display at the Middlebury College Museum of Art through April 21.
The exhibition Nature Transformed opened earlier this month and features a series of photographs taken by Edward Burtynsky.
Several were taken more than 20 years ago when Burtynsky toured Barre Town quarries most dormant, some active, and all owned by Rock of Ages Corp.
The exhibition also includes photographs of the marble quarries around Rutland.
Nature Transformed considers a selection of Burtynskys photographs within the context of Vermonts social and cultural history, as well as the much longer history of the geological formation of northern New England and its marble and granite deposits.
Burtynsky is scheduled to give a talk Thursday, March 14, at 4:30 p.m. in Dana Auditorium on Route 125 on the Middlebury campus.
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Perez Hilton's Daily Update: Taylor Swift Doesn't Receive MTV VMA NominationsShe released three videos over the last year, but none were recognized in the nominee list
Are Kanye West and Calvin Harris Collaborating?Sources say both parties are interested in working together.
Does Rick Rubin Affect Taylor Swift's Ability to Sue Kanye West?The plot thickens, making it unlikely West will face criminal charges.
Perez Hilton's Daily Update: Instagram Comments With The Snake Emoji Are Disappearing From Taylor Swift's AccountSomehow, it's become more difficult for people to shade Taylor on her Instagram profile.
James Corden Gets a Call from Kanye in Taylor Swift SpoofCorden spoofs the Snapchat at the center of the latest clash between West and Swift.
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Share the post "Shoot to Thrill: It's cold outside? Bill Konway says, 'So what?'"
Outdoor Photographer Bill Konway took this photograph in Indiana. ArcticShield purchased it for promotional use. He writes,
It was shot with a Nikon D2XS with a 400mm f2.8 lens. Because of the long focal length, and shallow depth of field, the 400 really makes the picture pop. Because I was able to be farther away from the subject, more snow got in between the lens and the model, making it look practically like a blizzard — when, in fact, it was just an average snowfall. Another benefit of using a long lens for this shot is that again, because of the compression of the lens, it pulled the background up around the subject, but also left it out of focus, thus not distracting from the subject.
On a side note, the model (when dressed and ready to go) had several minutes to get some of the falling snow on him and his gear. I thinks it adds a bit more realism to the shot. Had the model just stepped out from indoors, the clothing would have been warm still and the snow would have melted on it.
[Editor's note: Bill said at the time he took the photo, he didn't have a buyer for it, so he added this quote.] Maybe that makes another point. Just get out and shoot even if you do not have a particular need or job.
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College Station -- A&M Consolidated closed out their regular season with a 24 - 7 win over Harker Heights Friday night at Tiger Stadium.
The Knights had the first scoring chance of the game but Ryan Balentine was picked off by Andrew Fletcher in the end zone turning Harker Heights away. The game was scoreless after the first quarter.
Consol got the scoring started in the second when Dominic Preston hit Taylor Dudley with a twenty-one yard touchdown pass. The Tiger had a 6 - 0 lead. The Preston to Dudley connection works again in the second quarter for a nine yard touchdown. A two point conversion would give Consol a 14 - 0 lead at the half.
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Domain accounts and the Cluster service
You must log on using an account that is a member of an Administrators group to create the first node in a cluster or add additional nodes. All nodes must have joined a domain (instead of a workgroup) and be members of the same domain. When you create a cluster or join nodes to a cluster, you specify the domain user account under which the Cluster service runs. It is best if the Cluster service user account is a new account. The account must have local administrative rights and permissions on the cluster nodes. In addition, make sure that applications (for example, Microsoft SQL Server 2000) do not use the same account as the Cluster service account. Be sure to keep the password from expiring on the account (follow your organization's policies for password renewal).
When you install the operating system on a member server, Setup adds the Cluster service account as a member of the local Administrators group. When you install the operating system on a domain controller, Setup gives cluster-administrative permissions to the Domain Administrators group.
When you use Cluster Administrator to administer a cluster from a remote location, such as from another server or a computer running Windows XP Professional, or to administer a cluster locally from a node, you must use an account that is a member of the local Administrators group on all nodes. For more information, see Give a user permissions to administer a cluster.
You can use an account that is a domain user account or a member of a global group to remotely or locally administer a cluster if you use cluster.exe or cluster scripting tools. For more information, see Cluster and the Microsoft Platform Software Development Kit (SDK).
If you have administrative permissions on all nodes of the cluster, you can fully administer the cluster. However, if you have only specific permissions to administer the cluster, you cannot change the cluster description, change cluster security, or register extensions to Cluster Administrator.
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High banks, high danger at Talladega highlights late-season points chaseJohnny Benson and Ron Hornaday Jr., practically glued together atop the Craftsman Truck Series standings, have earned every inch of that real estate. Both have been dialed in for months, combining to win eight of the Past 11 races and each only finishing out of the top 10 twice over that span. Matters have advanced to the point that it's shocking not to see the Bill Davis Racing No. 23 Toyota and Kevin Harvick Inc. No. 33 Chevrolet running at the front late in a race -- like last time out at Las Vegas when Benson blew a tire and crashed out in 27th place. But this Saturday is different. At Talladega, the only thing that's predictable is unpredictability. The usual factors count -- fast truck, sharp driving, some luck -- yet they can be rendered moot in a flash in NASCAR's biggest pressure-cooker, the 2.66-mile Talladega Superspeedway. "It's the unknown when you come here," said Hornaday, one point behind Benson in his quest for back-to-back championships with six races remaining. "This is definitely a wild-card race. You don't know what you have until you get out there and who you're drafting with, and then you're always along for the ride. You can have the best truck out there, and the way these things draft up, you can go across the line leading the race on the white flag and come back to the checkered flag and be 15th, and vice versa." Or your day can end well before that, caught in a "big one" that could start with one driver's poor decision and end with a dozen wrecked trucks. "Anything can happen, and [it] happens fast," Benson said. "We just have to keep out of the big wreck and be there at the end of the race." Superspeedway racing in the Truck Series is still a relatively new concept, with Daytona arriving on the schedule in 2000, five years after the series' birth, and Talladega coming aboard in 2006 as a replacement for .75-mile Richmond. Compare that to Sprint Cup, which has raced twice a year at both venues for decades. "I remember when the Truck Series didn't race at large venues. When [NASCAR president] Bill France Jr. said it was time for the Trucks to come to Daytona and run at the world center of racing, not only did the fans get excited but the Truck guys got excited and the Truck drivers got excited," said Rick Crawford, the 2003 Daytona winner and runner-up last year at Talladega, his home-state track. "[Talladega] is big and bold, probably the most exciting race of our year after Daytona." Some drivers have adapted to the big tracks better than others, none better than Germain Racing's Todd Bodine. The 2006 series champion won at Talladega last year and Daytona in February, and has never finished outside the top five in four other Truck starts on the big ovals. "Really? I didn't know that," marveled Bodine after hearing about his run of top-5s. "It's dangerous, for sure, you get guys that don't know what they're doing, and going that fast it's easy to make a mistake." Bodine shuns the approach many take, that you have to find allies in the draft. Crawford said his search for partners begins in practice and that Talladega is like running a successful business -- "you've got to surround yourself with great drivers" -- while Bodine says the deal-brokering is a myth. "You don't worry about making friends -- it's not going to happen," Bodine said. "You hear guys talking about making deals with this guy or that guy, you drop the green flag and it's every man for themselves, no matter what they tell you. It's way overplayed -- actually, it's a joke. Your teammates will hang you out to dry." Maybe the truth is in the middle, Hornaday figures: "You have no friends, but you try to, and you try to do the best you can without running into the back of them." Then, hopefully, you're around at the end for what is almost certain to be a great finish. The CTS has had a penchant for that in these races, including last year at Talladega where Bodine edged an outside-charging Crawford by .014 seconds and Benson was right there for third on the inside. This year at Daytona, Bodine again held down a lead in the stretch, with Kyle Busch and Benson running out of room to work together in an attempt to run down the No. 30 Toyota. "You have to be patient all day, I mean all day. Then you have to pick your times when it's time to race, when it's time to not, and you have to put yourself in position to win the race at the end," Crawford said. "Just give yourself a chance, you don't want to take that chance away, because it can be taken away really quick." Definitely a wild-card race -- that's Talladega. John Schwarb is a freelance journalist covering motorsports and a contributor to ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.
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Maker Faire(requires no people, just ~12" x 12" of table space). firstname.lastname@example.com!
Revision as of 20:16, 25 April 2013
Somebody should organize this!
According to the ToS I just made up you have volunteered to help with the Noisebridge Maker Faire booth this year by accessing this web page.
Maker Faire
May 18 & 19, 2013
Saturday 10am – 8pm
Sunday 10am – 6pm
see Maker Faire for more info
Booths who want to coordinate w/ the Noisebridge Booth
Hacker Bees Mystery ARG
Description: Hacker Bees is an all-ages game / puzzle hunt that will be run during Maker Faire, where players explore a number of different Maker booths while solving puzzles. Hacker Bees would like to post a puzzle station at the Noisebridge booth (requires no people, just ~12" x 12" of table space). Please send any questions or objections to email@example.com!
Also note, Noisebridge is organizing and "afterparty" May 18, 6pm. See this page:
2013 MakerFaire Afterparty