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MICHAEL'S PIZZERIA COMES DOWNTOWN: Downtown Long Beach is taking a huge leap in its already galloping run for the culinary capital of Long Beach with the opening in mid-February of a Michael's Pizzeria at 210 E. Third St., on The Promenade.
Great. Another pizza joint.
Not hardly, unless the ad your local pizza joint sticks in your screen door every afternoon includes such offerings as the Vongole, with Manila clams, parsley and Calabrian pepperoncino, or the Caprino e Carciofi, with goat cheese, baby artichokes, fingerling potatoes, mozzarella and pesto. And we feel we need to mention the Fiori di Zucca which has squash blossoms, housemade ricotta and mozzarella drizzled with honey.
If you've got a hankering for something like a combo of Canadian bacon, ground pork sausage with barbecue sauce and a crust pumped full of melted "cheese product," you can just pick a name out of the Yellow Pages.
If you want what the Zagat restaurant guide has termed the No. 1 pizza in the entire Los Angeles area, your choice is limited to Michael's Pizzeria, the first of which opened in 2010 as an offshoot of Michael's on Naples, which plenty of people will tell you is the best restaurant in the city.
Michael's Pizzeria beefs up what's already emerging as the most adventurous restaurant row in town, joining such relative newcomers as Beachwood BBQ and Congregational Ale House.
GET A JOB: Need work? Michael's Pizzeria is throwing a couple of job fairs to staff its new location, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Feb. 2. Bring your resume and your sunniest personality to the company's flagship, Michael's on Naples, 5620 Second St. in Long Beach.
The company is looking for "outgoing, friendly, dedicated experienced" (how many ways are they telling us not to bother?) to fill jobs as managers, servers, busers, hostesses, prep, pantry and pizzaiolos. If you don't know what a pizzaiolos is, you should probably go for one of the other openings.
For more info, visit the website at www.michaelspizzeria.com.
GUNS GONE WILD!: A little early to dive into the Monday Mailbag, but we thought we'd give readers a heads up that guns are beginning to shoot people.
A number (we'll call it seven) of readers of the guns-don't-shoot-people ilk have demanded that we tell them how a gun (an inanimate object, some of them remind us) can, all by itself (or, "of its own violation," one termed it) shoot a person. The reasoning being that a person, presumably a "bad" man, is required to do the shooting, unless a "good" man is trying to stop the "bad" man, in which case, anything goes.
We don't know how it happens. We don't know, either, why one night at Big Bear Lake about 50 years ago it rained toads - hundreds of thousands of toads - all over Fawnskin on the lake's North Shore. We were there. You couldn't take a step without killing a dozen toads. You pretty much needed chains to drive on the toad-slicked roads.
All's we're saying is that last weekend at least five people were injured by guns at, of all places, gun shows in North Carolina, Ohio and Indiana.
Admittedly, not all the shootings were guns acting alone, but, according to CNN (we know, "lamestream" liberal media, not a respected right-wing blog, but it's all we've got) police said a 36-year-old man was unfastening the case of his 12-gauge shotgun on a table near the entrance to the Dixie Gun and Knife Show (geez, just the name of the thing makes it sound like a good place to lose an eye) in Raleigh, N.C., when it "accidentally discharged," injuring three people.
A policeman, apparently wanting to diffuse any sort of panic over the idea of guns going amok of their own "violation," told the slavering liberal press, "I want to emphasize that this is an accident."
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Local National Weather Service Office Could Face 'Sequester' Cuts
Parts of Oklahoma are still cleaning up after tornados ripped through the state, Monday afternoon.
Because of sequestration, federally funded agencies have suffered severe cuts, the National Weather Service being one of them.Dan Sobien, the President of the National Weather Service Employees Organization, said they are currently on a hiring freeze and are bracing for a mass round of furlough notices expected in the coming weeks.
There was a 16 minute warning before the actual tornado touched down in Oklahoma, Sobien said, thankfully their local office was fully staffed during the time of the storms.
"They were lucky in one sense… their operations were a hundred percent where they should have been and needed to be to monitor all the activity they had," he said. "Their warning went out with enough time that I'm sure saved a lot of lives."
Some states are not as fortunate, in some cases they have 7 different openings at one office, leaving serious holes that need to filled, Sobien said. To help compensate for cuts, several employees have been forced to work overtime and mandatory unpaid days off.
"It's one person sometimes two… and it'll be on person that takes one half of the state and then the other person will take the other half," Sobien said. "These are individuals, human beings, deciding if they need to issue a warning to public… it's a very stressful job."
It's definitely a concern for public safety and public information, Sobien said.
"It's like juggling 20 different chainsaws," he said. "You've got to be on your game and focused at all times… then they have to turn right back around and work a double shift because we don't have enough staff…it doesn't take long before they start getting tired and missing things."


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Kansas City, Kan. – The Brevard College women's soccer team was recognized for their hard work and dedication off the field and in the classroom earlier this week, as the Tornados were named as a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Team Academic Award winner.
The Tornados were one of 265 women's soccer teams across the nation that posted a team grade point average of 3.0 or higher, thereby earning the NSCAA Team Academic Award for the 2007-08 academic year.
The women's soccer team posted a team grade point average of 3.39 over the 2007-08 academic year.
Brevard College was one of only 65 schools nationwide that had both their men's and women's soccer teams both earn the NSCAA Team Academic Award.
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Osho,Today is my eighth sannyas birthday. Isn't eight years a very long time to miss the obvious?
The obvious has been missed for hundreds of lives, so no time is long enough to miss it. On the other hand, even a single minute is enough to recognize it.
In fact, it is a nontemporal phenomenon; time has no concern with it. If you think in terms of years, if you have missed it in the moment when it was possible to get it, you will go on missing. Time cannot help; on the contrary, the longer you have missed it the more is the possibility to miss it again when the moment comes to recognize it.
The question is from Devaraj. He should not be worried, because he has not missed it. And it is not the time of eight years that has helped him not to miss. It is his love - not the length of time but the depth of love that he did not miss it.
He has loved me immensely and in a very difficult situation. He is my personal physician, and anybody in that situation will be in a very difficult situation.
I am a difficult patient. I don't listen to him or to anybody; I simply tell him to do what he should tell me to do. And he has to manage somehow to do it - and to do it rightly, because he has to take care of medical science and he has to take care of a madman.
I won't listen, because I understand my body and its ways. Whatever he, or any doctor in the world has learned about bodies and ways.. They have learned about corpses, not real bodies; they have been dissecting dead bodies.
Sooner or later medical science will have to accept the fact that their understanding is basically wrong, because a living body functions totally differently; the dead body does not function at all. You study the dead body and you apply your conclusions to the living body. That is one of the greatest flaws in modern medical science.
But with me the difficulty is even more; it is not only a question of a living body. Modern medical science has no understanding of a body in which enlightenment has happened - that its functioning changes absolutely, totally.
But Devaraj has been able to understand for the simple reason that he has been able to love. His science, his experience, and my body's different functioning may have created a great problem for him to understand - but love solves everything. He has followed my understanding of my body and its wisdom, still keeping in tune with his scientific medical knowledge. He has done something which has never been done before, and he has done it successfully.
He need not worry: eight years or eighty years make no difference. The first moment he saw me the obvious became a reality to him, and not for a single moment has he lost sight of it; otherwise you can live with an awakened person for your whole life and still not see what awakening is, what illumination is.


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Thus, for example, his recent efforts to revive the Clinton scandals of the 1990s.
Clinton famously triangulated his way to reelection, but Republicans remained in charge of both houses.
Polls show that the most recent surge in Americans trusting their government happened while President Clinton was in office.
Reihan Salam on the real challenges of Clinton's trip to Asia.
In 1998, President Clinton bombed Serbia in response to the attempted ethnic cleansing of Kosovo without such approval.
Only two courses remained, either to go back to Clinton, or to remain for the night where they were.
Clinton's descent had been cleverly managed, out of Washington's sight.
Accordingly, overtures were made to General Clinton, which were at length accepted.
Look at the good Clinton might do, as a steward of God's bounty, if he chose.
Nothing so vividly revealed this enthusiasm as the reception afforded Governor Clinton when he visited Ohio in 1825.


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VIRAL RIGHT NOW: Selfie Taker Kicked in the Head Next to Moving Train
A kid was shooting a selfie video next to a moving train and the conductor KICKED him in the head!!!
We're wondering if he didn't hear the train coming because he had his earbuds in. Anyway, the conductor definitely kicked the guy in the head. WHY? Maybe he was trying to signal to the guy to get out the way.
Miraculously he was okay!


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Among the gums is nestled at the base of Mount Greville at Moogerah in the Scenic Rim. This two bedroom cottage is beautifully appointed throughout with sleeping for six. Among the Gums is set on a 34 acre property right next door to Mount Greville National Park great for bushwalking. Come and relax in their peaceful bushland surroundings, during the cooler months you'll enjoy sitting by the fire and admiring their mountainous views. Their accommodation sleeps five with a queen size bedroom, a smaller bedroom with a single bed inside and a sofa bed in the lounge.
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text: The tabloids from last week have barely started hitting the trash cans and Jennifer Lopez's PR team is hard at work. They should be focusing on the wishy washy World Cup thing because that lawsuit she was facing from organizers if she ditched them was going to be interesting. Instead though, they are focused on making sure the world thinks that Casper and Jennifer really did split months ago. Right now they are telling the world that Jennifer is dating Maksim. You know, the guy who is incredibly in love with his DWTS partner Meryl Davis and has been seeing Kate Upton when she is not seeing Justin Verlander also has found time to start dating Jennifer. Uh huh. And what does Maksim have to say about this? Well conveniently, he is out of the country in India for the next two weeks so he is kind of hard to reach for a comment right now. So, they were dating, when? This started, when? Jennifer has been everywhere lately and most of the time it was with Casper or while she was filming Idol or "singing" somewhere. The last time I remember even seeing Jennifer and Maks anywhere near each other was several months ago when they were rehearsing for the American Music Awards. You know, when Jen was still dating Casper even according to the BS timeline fed by her PR people.


text: Can't post a link because it's premium content. Round 1, Pick 22: Andre Caldwell, WR, Florida The Cowboys may debate between wide receiver and cornerback, but the elusive and big playmaking Caldwell is their best first-round choice. Round 1, Pick 28: Reggie Smith, DB, Oklahoma If they indeed grab a top wide receiver such as Andre Caldwell with their first first-round pick, the Cowboys can get this tough, versatile cornerback who can start early in his career and even move to -- and shine at -- safety if needed. Round 2, Pick 61: Jamaal Charles, RB, Texas With Julius Jones likely to leave in free agency, the Cowboys will be looking for a back to share carries with Marion Barber. Charles' running style would complement Barber's nicely. Round 3, Pick 92: Geno Hayes, OLB, Florida St Hayes is an ideal fit for Wade Phillips' aggressive 3-4 defense because of his speed, explosive closing and violent hitting


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16 U.S. Code § 460ss–3 - Klamath River Basin Fisheries Task Force
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(a) Establishment
There is established a Klamath River Basin Fisheries Task Force (hereafter in this subchapter referred to as the "Task Force").
(b) Functions
The Task Force—
(2) shall assist, and coordinate its activities with, Federal, State, and local governmental or private anadromous fish restoration projects within the Area;
(3) shall conduct any other activity that is necessary to accomplish the objectives of the program; and
(c) Membership and appointment
The Task Force is composed of 14 members as follows:
(1) A representative, who shall be appointed by the Governor of California, of each of the following:
(2) A representative of the Hoopa Indian Tribe who shall be appointed by the Hoopa Valley Business Council.
(4) A representative of the National Marine Fisheries Service who shall be appointed by the Secretary of Commerce.
(5) A representative of the Department of Agriculture who shall be appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture.
(6) A representative of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife who shall be appointed by the Governor of Oregon.
(7) One individual who shall be appointed by the Board of Supervisors of Del Norte County, California.
(8) One individual who shall be appointed by the Board of Supervisors of Siskiyou County, California.
(9) One individual who shall be appointed by the Board of Supervisors of Humboldt County, California.
(10) One individual who shall be appointed by the Board of Supervisors of Trinity County, California.
(11) A representative of the Karuk Tribe, who shall be appointed by the governing body of the Tribe, [1]
(12) A representative of the Yurok Tribe, who shall be appointed by the Secretary until such time as the Yurok Tribe is organized upon which time the Yurok Tribe shall appoint such representative beginning with the first appointment ordinarily occurring after the Yurok Tribe is organized [2]
(d) Council membership not a bar to Task Force appointment
An individual who is a member of the Council is not ineligible for appointment as a member of the Task Force.
(e) Terms
(3) Vacancies
Any vacancy on the Task Force shall be filled in the manner in which the original appointment was made. Any member appointed to fill a vacancy occurring before the expiration of the term for which his predecessor was appointed shall be appointed only for the remainder of such term. A member may serve after the expiration of his term until his successor has taken office.
(f) Transaction of business
(1) Procedures
The Task Force shall establish practices and procedures for the carrying out of its functions under subsection (b) of this section. The procedures shall include the requirement that a quorum of the Task Force must be present before business may be transacted.
(g) Staff and administration
(1) Administrative support
The Secretary and the Director of the California Department of Fish and Game shall provide the Task Force with the administrative and technical support services necessary for the effective functioning of the Task Force.
(2) Information
The Secretary and the Director of the California Department of Fish and Game shall furnish the members of the Task Force with relevant information concerning the Area.
(h) Members who are Federal or State employees
Any Task Force member who is an officer or employee of the United States, the State of California, or the State of Oregon at the time of appointment to the Task Force shall cease to be a member of the Task Force within 14 days of the date on which he ceases to be so employed.
(i) Expenses
(1) Travel expenses
While away from their homes or regular places of business in the performance of services for the Task Force, Task Force members shall be allowed travel expenses, including a per diem allowance in lieu of subsistence, in the same manner as persons employed intermittently in the Government service are allowed travel expenses under section 5703 of title 5. Any Task Force member who is an employee of an agency or governmental unit and is eligible for travel expenses from that agency or unit for performing services for the Task Force is not eligible for travel expenses under this paragraph.
(2) Limitation on spending authority
No money authorized to be appropriated under section 460ss–5 of this title may be used to reimburse any agency or governmental unit (whose employees are Task Force members) for time spent by any such employee performing Task Force duties.
(j) Membership increase upon program expansion
At such time as the program is expanded to include portions of the Klamath River upstream from the Iron Gate dam, membership on the Task Force shall be increased to include the following—
[1] So in original. The comma probably should be a period.
[2] So in original. Probably should be followed by a period.
Source(Pub. L. 99–552, § 4,Oct. 27, 1986, 100 Stat. 3084; Pub. L. 100–580, § 12(a),Oct. 31, 1988, 102 Stat. 2935; Pub. L. 100–653, title VI, §§ 601, 602 (b), 603 (1),Nov. 14, 1988, 102 Stat. 3829, 3830; Pub. L. 102–570, § 2,Oct. 29, 1992, 106 Stat. 4490.)
1992—Subsec. (j). Pub. L. 102–570added subsec. (j).
1988—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 100–580, § 12(a)(A), substituted "14" for "12" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (c)(11), (12). Pub. L. 100–580, § 12(a)(B), added pars. (11) and (12).
Subsec. (f)(1). Pub. L. 100–653, § 602(b), substituted "Procedures" for "Decisions of Task Force" as par. heading and amended text generally. Prior to amendment, text read as follows: "All decisions of the Task Force must be by unanimous vote of all the members."
Subsec. (h). Pub. L. 100–653, § 603(1), substituted ", the State of California, or the State of Oregon" for "or the State of California".
Subsec. (i). Pub. L. 100–653, § 601, substituted "Expenses" for "Limitation on spending authority" in heading and amended text generally, designating existing provisions as par. (2) and adding par. (1).
Special Rule
Pub. L. 100–580, § 12(b),Oct. 31, 1988, 102 Stat. 2935, provided that: "The initial term of the representative appointed pursuant to section 4(c)(11) and (12) of such Act [16 U.S.C. 460ss–3 (c)(11), (12)] (as added by the amendment made by subsection (a)) shall be for that time which is the remainder of the terms of the members of the Task Force then serving. Thereafter, the term of such representatives shall be as provided in section 4(e) of such Act."
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The Erlang Cookbook is designed to be a good starting point for learning about the language, the OTP platform, and fault tolerant programming. This book was started as a way for me to document what I learned about the Erlang programming language, best practices gleaned from reading the newsgroups and mailing lists, and tips and tricks from the helpful developers and scientists using Erlang.
I modeled this book on the nearly-completed Scheme Cookbook that I was fortunate enough to have been part of developing.
This book (and the Scheme Cookbook itself) could not have been created without the excellent templating system Anton van Straaten developed for the Scheme Cookbook. As for this latest edition, it could not exist without the excellent MediaWiki software.
The Erlang Cookbook's primary aim is to document short "recipes", using Erlang, that solve common programming problems. Parts of the Cookbook are specific to OTP Erlang but we aim to provide portable solutions when possible.
A secondary aim of the Cookbook is to further the adoption of Erlang. To that end we want to allow the possibility of a publishable book. The Copyright statement for this book is the most important consideration for publication. It is designed to allow free access to the content of the Cookbook while protecting the investment a publisher may make in a compilation of material from the Cookbook. If you are going to contribute to the Cookbook you must agree to the CopyRight statement.
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Francis Marion University students who are enrolled in science, technology, engineering and/or math (STEM) education fields will have greater scholarship and internship opportunities thanks to a $75,000 grant from the shareholder-funded Duke Energy Foundation.
First priority will be given to first generation college students, the traditionally disadvantaged and underrepresented groups who qualify for the awards.
The grant will be administered through the newly created Clemson University Center for Workforce Development (CUCWD) as part of a statewide initiative to improve workforce educational capacity in STEM fields. The CUCWD engages universities, technical colleges, K-12 institutions, statewide industries and federal agencies to deliver workforce development tools that have the power to transform the economy of the state.
The rapid progression of South Carolina industry requires fresh opportunities for job growth and economic activity, said FMU President Dr. Fred Carter.
"In order to maximize that potential, it is critical we have graduates prepared to take these jobs," Carter said. "The scholarship and internship opportunities provided by the Duke Energy Foundation and CUCWD partnership will strengthen the relationships we currently have with industry professionals, educators and students."
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Actually the match up i'm thinking of is on UCMMA 30.
Actually the match up i'm thinking of is on UCMMA 30.
Will Paul Kelly actually fight on the next card?...
He's been down to fight a couple of times but it's never materialised. He's fighting on the next card according to the website.
I think Kelly v facey would make more Sence
the bullshit stops when the cage door locks!!! @prosystemsmma @Ryanwhitemma
He's fighting Kerpe now...
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Kerpe could handle him IMO!!
It's at least a more interesting fight.
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This is just another expensive version of Aaron's Deli. Tourists are their main clients, and are stuck with mediocre food and a very noisy atmosphere. With all the nice genuine professional restaurants in town, I wonder why they can stay in business.
Ok first this is a dive..however this is not a negative. Draft beer not ice cold, bologna sandwich is great but too expensive and to small..i mean two slices of bologna, really! Jerky is great..i ordered the Chili with meat and sausage. I thought they gave me the vegan one but they said no. So good luck finding the meat in it. It was also the WORST chili I ever had. They are lucky I gave them a 3.. a good place to drink though.
food is ok, the place is dirty. Reminds me of a pub night at a marginal fraternity. Really nothing to see here. And I'm born and bred in Philly.
After reading a couple of the bad reviews above, I wanted to come charging in here to the defense of this great place. The food is awesome, the beer selection is good (and always cold) and the crowd is a good mixture of what Charleston is...
That being said, I have to say that they are unfortunately spot on when it comes to reviews of the service and general attitude of the staff. At times it seems as if the hipster style of just being too cool to care bleeds from the atmosphere (where it's okay) to the service (where it's not.)
I go here often and will continue to do so. I humbly ask the ownership to take note of these trends in comments. It can't be all of them have a grudge or caught you on a bad day.
The only thing, in my opinion, anyone could say negatively about this place is the apparent apathy in customer service.
As I said, I will go back and I will continue to recommend it to family and friends. I just hope they get this bit corrected.
Just back from the new Johns Island location. The food was tasty but the menu seems limited. The food is served in baskets which I find to be a pita. I got the cheesburger which came back quite charred and very well done. I tried to cut it in half and it fell to pieces. $8.50 + $1.50 for cheese gets you a burger like the one at Smokey Oaks for $5. No sides are included and the smallest fries are $2.50.
The walls are covered in stuffed animals which I'm not into and they crank classic rock even during lunch. I could see cranking at 8pm but really at 11:30 am? It just makes me want to hurry and not relax. The entire side wall is an open garage door to the outside bar and I expect bugs and heat inside during hot days. It seems a very odd design.
The tables are way too close putting everyone on top of each other. Overall, I'm not excited.
Extra points for having a sweet pinball machine.
My husband and I stopped in to Cypress for a cocktail and an appetizer prior to our reservation at Blossom for Restaurant Week, the bartender had no problem expressing his negative opinion of restaurant week. I understand the discontent at having lower total sales therefore lower tips, but for the hour that my husband and I were at his bar we were the only customers so due to Restaurant Week, the bartender made a bonus $10 tip ($35 check) off of people that would not have been there on a normal Sunday evening. Every dollar counts, not just for those receiving the tips, but for those giving the tips as well.
Restaurant Week gives us a chance to try something different, and a good reason to treat ourselves. If you feel that the restaurant is not being properly showcased with the special menu, speak up. I have to believe that the star chefs of Charleston do not want their Restaurant Week menus to be their dirty little secrets. Restaurant Week is a chance for locals to get out and try something new, why not showcase your best dishes on these menus? I would not find a smaller portion of your award winning dish unreasonable when the special three course menu is the same price as a regular entree.
I'll have to agree with the naysayers—I think the self-service aspect is a novelty that may be fun to play with once or twice, but I wouldn't be shocked if they start to gather dust once the initial wave of interest dies down a bit. I'd recommend The Craftsmen on Cumberland St. if you're looking for a wide selection and don't want to be punished for not wanting to play bartender. That said, brunch chicken waffles are outstanding and it's a good spot to catch a game.
I agree with the previous commenter about the prepaid cards. For such a vast selection of beer, why am I only limited to 13 options when there is probably 100 other drinks they can make behind the bar. If I'm going to pay you $40 without having a single drink, I'd appreciate you giving me a heads up next time.
I used to frequent the Boat House in this location and have been to Bay Street one time. I chose a Thursday night that was roughly 2 weeks after opening. It was to capacity at 930p, one in, one out. The inside is very nice, they did a great job with the existing space and built an amazing outdoor patio. I didn't get a chance to order any food this time so i can't speak to that.
I think the pre-paid cards/tap-wall is a novelty that will soon fade. The deal-breaker for me is the fact that I cannot use my prepaid card at the bar. I intend to go back for a food sampling.
Tried to enjoy an evening out at my first visit to Pierpont Pub on Hwy.61,
but when I arrived there, a brawl was taking place just outside
their front entrance and I had driven all the way
from Adams Run to get there as I had heard that
a really god Band "THE HOWLIN' PACK" was playing there that night.
I used to would have just overlooked all that kind of mayhem in
my younger days, but not anymore...what with all the goings ons these days.......
Maybe I'll try it again 'cause I see the Howlin' Pack is scheduled to play
there again this year....I believe in November 2013..!!..!!....and a friend
told me that the food there is quite good.
Went recently and shared mussels, pommes frites, and sushi with the table. As always the food was delicious. The bartenders were so busy talking amongst themselves, however, they ignored the patrons. The hostesses acted as though we were fortunate they were paying attention to us. Definitely not up to par with my earlier visits many years ago. Given the sheer number of new and established restaurants that offer both fantastic service and food, there is no reason to go back for a long while.
Decent bar food. Not good by any means, but not horrible. Service was tolerable. You won't hate going here, but there's really no special reason to go there either.
The food's usually pretty good, but the service is so, so bad. I've been six or seven times in the last year or so and I still have yet to get the sides that I actually ordered with my entree. Doesn't matter what day we go or what meal we're eating...it's kind of amazing. They need to implement some kind of ticket system, because what they're doing behind the counter right now clearly isn't working.
I finally made it into the peninsula to visit Craftsmen Kitchen, after a couple month wait for opening day. When you first walk in the door, you can tell there was a lot of money invested into design and decor. I really enjoyed the ambiance with the focus around a beautiful series of bars. There was plenty of space inside, and also an outdoor area with 4 large picnic tables.
The menu was very basic. One side had appetizers and smaller dishes. The other side featured more entree-like options. The waitress also gave us a large tap/bottled drink menu. My first thought, after glancing at the drink menu, was that it contained a lot of confusion. They tried to split things up by flavor profile, but didn't really get it right. There was a section for hoppy/IPA type beers, a section for local brews, a section for malt forward beers, and one other that I can't remember. The IPA/Hoppy section was fine, and featured many great brews. I am not sure there was a reason to separate the locals from the style based menu, as we didn't know exactly what flavor profile fit some of the local brews. The malty beer section was a complete cluster. There were pale ales (Hoppy), belgians, browns, and stouts all mixed in there. Those styles do not all fit the same flavor profile. I would have preferred them to not worry about style and just list all beers by brewery, or perhaps take time to separate by more than a couple flavor profiles. I didn't take time to check if most of the beers listed on the menu were actually on tap, but I didn't have any issues with my orders. The beer selection, while numerous, was not really impressive for a craft beer bar. It seemed like the had the normal basic offerings from many breweries, without carrying many seasonals or limited releases. I found it difficult to pick out a beer I really wanted to drink, but I am probably pickier than most patrons. I did like the option to have 8oz or 16oz pours, but I am not 100% sure the tumblers they use actually hold 16oz. The prices were a touch high, but that could be par for the course when you are a block from the market. The beers were served in clean glassware and seemed to be about the right temperature. My only suggestion there would be to use proper glassware for the style, but that is really asking for a lot.
Once we had a few drinks, we decided to order a few food items. We wanted to try two appetizers and a couple sandwiches. We ordered the Scotch Eggs (hard to find in the low country) and General Tso's Chicken Wings. The wings were really tasty, and they nailed the sauce. It was a nice mix of sweet and spice, and went well with the base crispy wings. The scotch eggs were not exactly what I am used to, but still very good. You only get one large egg, cut in half, so take note if you are sharing with a few people. My main course was the burger, which is made with house ground beef and some added pork belly in the mix. Pork belly makes for some delicious burgers, but also prevents you from getting a rare or medium-rare burger. It took quite a while to receive my burger, but we were in a large party. The burger comes with some thick cut fried potato rounds, but you only get 4 of these. If you are really hungry, it is better that you order more than just the burger. I did enjoy the seasoning on the burger, and would eat it again. I do wish there was more of a side with this. The other dish we got was the crispy pork belly sandwich. Basically, this is a piece of fried pork belly, between two pieces of toast, with a fried runny egg on top. I am not sure why the egg goes on top, as it makes the dish excessively messy. The belly was a touch overcooked, but the whole sandwich was still pretty good. This also cam with the small side of fried potato rounds.
Overall, I think this is a place worth checking out if you like craft beer. They are still very new and will probably be working on things like tap offerings and food. I think my expectations were a bit too high, due to years of drinking craft beer. I will likely return to see if they fall into a groove with food and beer selection. I wish them luck and much success. I am still happy to see another craft-centric bar in downtown Charleston, which covers a growing market of better beer drinkers.
Definitely think this event is overrated. We paid the $150 for each of us to be VIP, not to be confused with the VIP TABLE that was $1,000 for 6 people to have their own table. With the VIP ticket we were able to get a better liquor selection and access to the second floor. We were pretty excited for this event, but we were definitely let down. Last year we attending the Snyder Grand Ball right next store to the Hippodrome so I'm largely comparing my experience to the Aquarium's party.
-The imax area was very big and open which allowed for us to interact with friends without having to scream at each other while listening to a pretty good band
-The lines for drinks weren't very long, waited 5 minutes max for a drink
-Organization wasn't bad, waited about 10 minutes in line outside to get in. Pretty quick check in
-The VIP table members were taking seats from other tables and using end tables to sit on because there wasn't enough seating for the VIP table guests.
-The appetizers weren't very appetizing. I don't think warm deviled eggs go very well with whiskey. I was hoping for food a little more recognizable, not just slices of cucumber rolled up with some pinkish looking mayonnaise stuffed in it
-There weren't any tables or chairs to sit your drink on unless you went into the imax room in which case you can sit in those seats. But you're pretty much SOL for sitting down or having a table unless you get the VIP table
Next year we're just paying the $130 for the aquarium party where you get a much better selection of appetizers/food and seating available to everyone. I don't think the extra $40 was worth it for the VIP ticket. I'm not that picky with my alcohol and honestly, I would've been fine never stepping foot on the second floor. To me, it was an overpriced house party which we could've went to Red's for almost half of what we paid and got the same experience.
So-so food, drunken college kid crowd, and the beer selection is just a step above other bars on Shem Creek. I can't recommend this place, unless you just want to pound beers and yell a lot. I will probably revisit in a few months when the new bar crowd dies off.
I agree about the view, the food, etc. But there ain't nothing 'gracious' about the service. We laughingly call the man behind the counter "the bar nazi". Still we suffer his rudeness for the sunsets and oysters! Like they say at Bowens " some like it, some don't".
This place is nothing to write home about. I tried it for both lunch and brunch. Nice laid back decor, but the service is slow even when its not busy, and their brunch menu is very limited. My eggs were cold and hard, but my grits were very tasty. I had lunch there as well. Burger is fine, but doesn't stand out. There are enough other places with better views that I'd go back to before heading back to the Shelter again.
I've been to Condon's on a number of occasions, and find the food adequate, but certainly not Irish. The best thing about the place is the draft beer selection. Although expensive, it allows one an opportunity to sample beers from all over the world. The music at night is entertaining and peppy, but Condon's is definitely set up for the occasional tourist visit. It appears to be doing well in that regard.
My hubby and I went to check the place out for the first time tonight, and I gave it 3 stars bc I did like the atmosphere. We thought the chips and salsa were yummy, as the salsa was good and spicy with some kind of fruit in it? Good stuff! The frozen screw driver tasted was not too good, and I thought my margarita wasn't too good. My husband's lamb taco was really good! My fish taco was fishy though ugh, so that was disappointing. We live on Ji, so appreciate the JI vibe, but for food sorry but we both agreed we'd stick to Zia. The place is new though, so hopefully the food will get better! Overall cool joint to hang out!


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Mount Shasta Field Geology introduces the geologic setting, eruptive history, eruptive products and potential hazards of Mount Shasta during an evening lecture and a Saturday field trip. The field trip will afford students opportunities to explore volcanic and glacial features on the flanks of a peak that geologists estimate has a one in ten chance of erupting during their lifetimes.
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Ceremony planned to mark first anniversary of George Jones' death
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The late George Jones' widow is planning to commemorate the first anniversary of the country legend's passing.
Nancy Jones will host a memorial event on April 26th at George's monument at Nashville's Woodlawn Cemetery. The ceremony is open to the public. Nancy is encouraging George's friends and fans to attend to help "keep his legacy alive."
The event will include the planting of two dogwood trees at the monument.
The Country Music Hall of Famer died at a Nashville hospital on April 26th, 2013, at the age of 81.
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Thread: Potty Training
12th October 2012 01:38 PM #1
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Potty Training
Hi Mummies,
When is the best time for potty training? You think I can start training Ryden on her potty now that she's 19 months old? Will it cause any anxiety? One time she peed not wearing a diaper and she was so afraid that she cried. Since then I became worried so I stopped training her. How should I potty train correctly?
12th October 2012 02:07 PM #2
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Hi Kriziela,
Many children aren't ready to be potty trained until they are close to 3 years old when daytime bladder control is stronger and more reliable. There are physical and cognitive skills which need to develop before a child is ready to be potty trained.
Your daughter will actually show signs that she's getting ready but do remember that some children who show many signs of readiness may not be physically able to control elimination.
Some of the most common signs are...
- Your child can stay dry for at least 2 hours or during naps, which shows that her bladder muscles are well developed to hold urine.
- Your child can sit quietly in one position for 5 minutes without being entertained.
- Your child doesn't like to be in a wet or dirty nappy.
- Your child tells you when she's dirty.
- Your child doesn't resist when you want her to use the potty.
- Your child knows when she needs to go (even if it's just a few seconds before she goes).
- Takes an interest in the bathroom and in watching you use the lu.
- Will sit on the lu when you place her there without wanting to get down quickly.
I found that it was easier to have my children in nappies until they were close to 3 - much easier when out and about, to change a nappy rather than to find a bathroom so for me, I wasn't in any hurry to potty train. But when they were close to 3, or they turned 3, I was able to train them in a day.
My last child showed signs of readiness when she was closer to 2 1/2, but she was the only one of 5 that did... and so she trained earlier than the others.
Here's a great article on how to train in just one day. This is a great plan because it avoids accidents and frustration for both mum and child.
Hope this helps.
Warm Regards,
Last edited by 5Homebirths4Kate; 29th November 2012 at 07:40 AM.
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Wow I'm grateful for this Kate, I just learned that Ryden isn't really ready yet. She's still not showing the signs that you have mentioned. Maybe I was just a little excited for the potty training. So for now, I'll let her be and won't be pushing her hard on this. I just realized she's really too young for this. Thanks for the article, this is a great help!
12th October 2012 02:54 PM #4
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You are most welcome. It can be exciting to go through all the "firsts" with your first child.
27th November 2012 04:57 PM #5
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I am so obsessed to have my kid potty trained to reduce buying nappies. He's 2 now and still afraid to use the toilet seat. I bought him his own potty seat with his favorite character but he's still not ready to use it. How can I make my kid try it?
29th November 2012 07:41 AM #6
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Hi rballermo1008,
I know that nappies can be costly, but unfortunately there may be little you can do until your child is developmentally ready. If a child cannot hold his urine for very long, and if he doesn't recognize that he needs to go, he's simply not going to be able to use the potty.
When you look at the list I posted above about signs that tell you that your child is developmentally ready to be trained, which of those things can your child do?
If you feel your child is developmentally ready to be trained, then let me know and I'll give you some suggestions on how to train him.
Warm Regards,
2nd December 2012 02:56 PM #7
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Hi Kate,
I once took a bath with him. I sat on the lu and I saw him watching. I think that is the only sign. Well, he speaks when he poops. I think that is another one.
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Hi, rballermo1008,
I want to share my opinion with you. I also want my daughter (21 months) try to use the potty, but it?s rather difficult. She shows the most of those signs, but I decided not to force her to do that. She will use it anyway, when she would be ready.
Kind regards,
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Good discussion for the mothers!
28th June 2013 08:54 PM #10
Hi all,
I've been reading the thread above on potty training as my 2.5 year old is starting to be toilet trained.
I am wondering how long your child took to be toilet trained? We are not in a rush - I am just interested.
My son first started to ask to sit on the toilet (he doesn't seem to like the potty so just has a child's toilet sit which fits onto the toilet) when he was around 2 years old. By the time he was around 26 months he was doing all his poos in the toilet (including if we are out somewhere). However, he doesn't seem to ask to do a wee in the toilet. I want to take a very gentle approach and not rush him before he is ready. I do give him lots of praise and encouragement when he uses the toilet, and I don't say anything negative about the nappies.
I wonder when/if we should swap to training pants?
I look forward to reading about your toilet training experiences!
12th October 2013 08:29 AM #11
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Like some of the mums above, I also have trouble potty training my 3 year old daughter. We got her a potty chair with Dora The Explorer designs on it so it would hopefully encourage her to use it more. She had successfully used it twice. First one was when I let her sit on it for almost an hour. She sat there while I kept her entertained by letting her watch her favorite shows on the iPad. But she has been inconsistent as to when she wants to go potty. Sometimes it's already too late when she says she needs to go and already got her nappies dirty. The second time she used her potty chair successfully was without my knowledge. I didn't even see her on it since I was busy in the kitchen. When I came back, she had her nappies off, was carrying her potty chair and trying to dump her pee into the lu. I was really surprised. She didn't ask me for help. But then the usual days are just her telling me she already done it and she just needs help changing her nappies. Is there any way to encourage her from doing it consistently and more often?
Thanks in advance!
19th October 2013 05:37 AM #12
Dear Winne,
Thanks for sharing how your daughter is getting on with her potty here.
Nice idea to get her a themed potty!
I have made a recent post here with suggestions and links for helping a child to transition to being nappy-free. I hope that you find this useful.
Please do post back if you need any further ideas.
Warm wishes,
20th January 2014 07:34 PM #13
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My 2 year old daughter is still not ready for the potty or toilet. But we have problems with the nappy too. She never wants me to change the nappies. We fight and scream, and other problems. Can you suggest me an easy way to change her nappies?
21st January 2014 06:52 AM #14
Dear Jasmin,
Please be reassured that most two year olds are not yet developmentally ready to be toilet trained.
Also, it is very normal for a young child to protest when it comes to having their nappy changed. You could try reserving a particularly silly song for nappy change times so she enjoys them more. Some parents find that allowing their child to play with a certain special toy only at nappy changing times works well.
I can emphasise with you as my youngest son (who is 15 months) is very active and screams if you lay him down to change his nappy. I don't want him to find it distressing so we now change his nappy with him standing up in the bathroom. I have developed a quick bottom wiping technique! Sometimes we use pull up nappies to make it easier too.
Do you think any of these suggestions will work with your daughter?
Best wishes,
21st January 2014 08:18 AM #15
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The standing up idea just worked with her. I gave her some toys and tried to change. It needs more training, but i think this is the best. Thank you


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Hot or Not? Elizabeth Banks Trades Her Blonde Locks for a New Brunette 'Do
'The Hunger Games' star Elizabeth Banks was spotted in LA yesterday sporting a new brunette 'do. Hot or not? Weigh in here!
-Lucia Peters
Dan Stevens isn't the only one who's gone from blond to brown lately—Elizabeth Banks is right on his tail!
Although The Hunger Games star has worn every hair color from purple to green as Effie Trinket, Elizabeth usually sticks to her natural golden blonde shade in real life. Yesterday, though, she was spotted walking into an LA salon with light hair and exiting with a brand new hue. What do you think, Bettys? Hot or not?
For comparison purposes, here's what she usually looks like:
Read 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire's' New Capitol Portraits: Effie Trinket + More!
And just for kicks, here's what she looks like as Effie in her new Capitol Portrait:
Me? I think she looks fabulous as a brunette. She didn't go super dark, which suits her well; the warm chestnut shade she chose goes well with her complexion, and I love the hint of auburn that's threaded throughout it. Not going to lie, though—I'd still really like to see her with an Effie style in real life sometime. Pink hair is totally in.
No word on whether the new 'do is for a role or not, but it's likely that it is; according to Elizabeth's IMDB page, she's got a zillion projects in development right now, so we're betting that she's gone brunette for at least one of them. She'll be hitting the big screen next in November when The Hunger Games: Catching Fire gets released.
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 12:48 pm
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If the Browns indeed end up with the 1st pick, the reason would have to be the complete unraveling of Charlie Frye. If that is what you're thinking, then the pick is excellent.
It is highly dubious to select the Browns as the first team picking in the draft.
Now tell me how with all that new talent, the Browns end up the worst team in football.
I feel bad about making the Browns the worst team in football this season. I feel that they are a team on the brink of greatness,especially after adding all of those free agents...it seems like this front office is completely behind the team. The coach is one of my favorites in the NFL.
With all of that being said... Charlie Frye is a huge mistake...he's just not ready yet...and throwing him in will be a huge mistake at this point...a mistake that the Browns are obviously going to try and fail. And All of these Free Agents that were brought in need at least 1/2 a season to really GELL together. This isn't going to be a pretty season for the browns but i think they are 1 or 2 players away from a championship caliber team. Those 2 players are Brady Quinn & Adrian Peterson, unfortunatly they only get to pick 1... and Charlie Weiss will be pushing for his QB.
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California 49ers?
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Great Texans pick!
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#1. The Cleveland Browns Select ...Brady Quinn, QB Notre Dame
#2. The Green Bay Packers Select ...Adrian Peterson, RB Oklahoma
#3. The Oakland Raiders Select ...Drew Stanton, QB Michigan State
#4. The Buffalo Bills Select ...Joe Thomas, OT Wisconsin
#5. The New York Jets Select ...Calvin Johnson, WR Purdue
#6. The Tennessee Titans ...Quentin Moses, DE, Georgia
#7. The Minnesota Vikings Select ...Kenny Irons, RB, Auburn
#8. The Texas Texans Select ... LaRon Landry, S, LSU
#9. The California 49ers Select ...Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC Jr.
#10. The St. Louis Rams Select ...Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson
#11. The Washington Redskins Select ...H.B. Blades, ILB, Pittsburgh
#12. The NEW Orleans Saints Select ... Paul Posluszny, LB, Penn St.
#13. The Detroit Lions Select ... Marcus Thomas DT Florida
#14. The Baltimore Ravens Select ...Patrick Willis, ILB, Mississippi
#15. The Tampa Bay Buc$ Select ...Antoine Cason, [CB, Arizona Jr.]
#16. The New England Patriots Seclect ...Leon Hall CB Michigan
#17. The Philadelia Eagles Select ...Brandon Meriweather, S, Miami
#18. The San Diego Chargers Select ...Justin Blalock OT Texas
#19. The Pittsburg Steelers Select ...Michael Bush RB Louisville
#20. The Carolina Panthers Select ...Michael Griffin FS Texas
The Wild Card Teams!!!
#21. The Denver Broncos Select ...Jeff Samardzija WR Notre Dame
#22. The Arizona Cardinals Select ...Earl Everett OLB Florida
#23. The Dallas Cowboys Select ...Levi Brown OT Penn State
#24. The Florida Jaguars Select ...Ted Ginn Jr. [WR, Ohio State]
The Division Winners!!!
#25. The Hot-Lanta Falcons Select ...Aaron Rouse SS VirginiaTech
#26. The Chicago Bears Select ...Rufus Alexander OLB Oklahoma
#27. The Miami Dolphins Select ...Daymeion Hughes CB California
#28. The Indianapolis Colts Select ...Quinn Pitcock DT Ohio State
#29. The Cincinati Bengals Select ...Baraka Atkins DE Miami
#30. The Seattle SeaHawks Select ...Tim Crowder DE Texas
The SuperBowl Teams!!!
#31. The New York Giants Select ...Lorenzo Booker RB Florida State
#32. The Kansas City Cheifs Select ...Tom Zbikowski SS Notre Dame
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 3:15 pm
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the pick is fine, but I don't agree with the Eagles placement.
Exactly, put us at 32 and I'll forgive you.
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 5:00 pm
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never heard of him, but an OT couldnt hurt next year.
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I love the Jets pick
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 12:09 am
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Great Packers pick, even though I'm not happy about being #2. IF we were there, I'd love AP.
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 9:51 am
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ninjapirate wrote:
the pick is fine, but I don't agree with the Eagles placement.
me either... what is up with that?
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 10:29 am
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ninjapirate wrote:
the pick is fine, but I don't agree with the Eagles placement.
me either... what is up with that?
Ditto ditto.
Two guys I'm really high on for the Eagles are Jeff Samardzija and H.B. Blades, both of which would be good picks.
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I think Falcons would take a S... we don't need a UT we need a NT... I honestly doubt Griffin Laundry and Merriweather go that high... 2 safties in the first round is normally what happens even though people project more... good job though... I wouldn't mind having Booker in a Falcons jersy
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 11:29 am
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I like the Eagles pick. I don't nitpick team positioning, as it's all guesswork. The only question I have is that Vince Young is the OROY at QB. I don't think there is a scenerio that is conceivable that would allow that to occur at QB.
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Without further ado...With the first pick in the 2007 NFL Draft...
#1. The Cleveland Browns Select ...Brady Quinn, QB Notre Dame
The Browns won't pick #1, and already have Charlie Frye, their QB of the future.
#6. The Tennessee Titans ...Quentin Moses, DE Georgia
They have pro-bowler Kyle Vandenbosch on one end, and have three third-year players on the other side, all of whom were first day picks I believe.
#10. The St. Louis Rams Select ...Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson
e's a top 2 defensive player, and will probably go in the top 6 overall.
#15. The Tampa Bay Buc$ Select ...Antoine Cason, CB, Arizona Jr.
They have two studs at corner already, and have Alan Zemaitis, a future starter who is custom-built for the cover two.
#18. The San Diego Chargers Select ...Justin Blalock OT Texas
They have 24-year-old Shane Olivea manning the right side, who is a borderline pro-bowler. And they spent a second round pick on tackle Marcus McNeil. If Blalock is the pick, he will play OG, which is his more natural position anyways.
#19. The Pittsburg Steelers Select ...Michael Bush RB Louisville
Why so early? They are the favorites to get that #32 pick. Also, even though Bush perfectly fits the Steelers system, they have Willie Parker, last years 1,200 yard runningback. Also, 250+ pound runners have a poor track record in the NFL (See: Dayne, Ron, Duckett, T.J., and, coming soon White Lendale).
#26. The Chicago Bears Select ...Rufus Alexander OLB Oklahoma
They are fine at linebacker. While a trio of Urlacher, Briggs, and Alexander is killer in Madden, it's just unrealistic in the NFL.
The SuperBowl Teams!!!
#31. The New York Giants Select ...Lorenzo Booker RB Florida State
#32. The Kansas City Cheifs Select ...Aaron Rouse SS Virginia Tech
Uh... what? They already have Jerome Woods, Greg Wesley, Sammy Knight, and 2006's Bernard Pollard. Why safety?
Lynch and Brohm and
Steve Smith
<--- All Stayed in School for another year!
Uh... Steve Smith is a senior, and won't be able to play another year.
Also, you might want to add a round or some explanations, just to give the reader a little more.
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California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones, speaking at a forum examining insurance and climate change at the Pasadena Central Library's Wright Auditorium, urged insurance companies not to cancel policies but instead to plan for the inevitable changes to the planet and increasing damage claims as a result of climate change.
"This is the biggest and most fundamental problem we face as a people," Jones told an audience of about 100 people. "And there is room for the insurance industry to take a leadership role as well."
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Jones said the budget for CalFire increased from about $400 million a year when he was a state legislator to $1 billion a year today. So far this year, CalFire responded to more than 2,000 wildfires that burned 50,000 acres. Last year at this time, the number was 1,100 wildfires and less than half as much acreage.
Pimlott said there will never be enough engines and firefighters to put out all the wildfires in the state -- not now and not in the next few decades when global warming is expected to get much worse. "We have to learn to be resilient and live with fire," he said. He urged cooperation from cities and citizens to better prepare homes for eventual wildfires.
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Comments about Slingshot Recoil Wakeboard 2013:
Fun board very responsive with good pop, board grabs and holds on the surface and tracks well. First slingshot purchased and happy so far.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I thought riding this board would be a small step up from my last board in terms of riding experience, but it has been so much more than that. It's so stable on landings I've been really surprised by what I've been able to land and ride away from. One thing that bears noting is that the desk surface is quite slick (at least compared to my last one), so it will give you a small sense of slip on ramps and rails. However, that same attribute also enables you to spin more quickly on the ramps and rails, so once you get used to that, it's a big net positive. Pop is good given the wood /metal hybrid core. I can't speak to durability given the board is quite new but slingshot is considered one of the most durable and high performing brands out there for park riding. I've sure been happy with it.
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This wake board is very light and due to its flexibility, provides a much more effortless transition between wakes. Riding has never been easier and more stable and ollies have never been easier.. This is a great all around board. Great for beginners learning to stand up for the first time and also for the cable park veterans learning new tricks and grinds.
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Multifocal atrial tachycardiaChaotic atrial tachycardia
Multifocal atrial tachycardia is a rapid heart rate that occurs when too many signals (electrical impulses) are sent from the upper heart (atria)to the lower heart (ventricles).
The human heart gives off electrical impulses, or signals, which tell it to beat. Normally, these signals begin in an area of the upper right chamber called the sinoatrial node (sinus node or SA node). This node is considered the heart's "natural pacemaker." It helps control the heartbeat. When the heart detects a signal, it contracts (or beats).
The normal heart rate in adults is about 60 to 100 beats per minute. The normal heart rate is faster in children.
In multifocal atrial tachycardia (MAT), multiple locations in theatria fire signals at the same time. Too many signals lead to a rapid heart rate --usually from 100 to 130 beats per minute in adults. The rapid heart rate causes the heart to work too hard and inefficiently. If the heartbeat is very fast, the heart has less time to fill up with blood, so it doesn't have the right amount of blood to pump to the brain and the rest of the body.
MAT is most common in people age 50 and over. It is often seen in people with conditions that lower the amount of oxygen in the blood. These conditions include:
- Bacterial pneumonia
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Congestive heart failure
- Lung cancer
- Lung failure
- Pulmonary embolism
You may be at higher risk for MAT if you have:
- Coronary heart disease
- Diabetes
- Had surgery within the last 6 weeks
- Overdosed on the drug theophylline
- Sepsis
When the heart rate is less than 100 beats per minute, the arrhythmia is called "wandering atrial pacemaker."
Some people may have no symptoms. When symptoms occur, they can include:
- Chest tightness
- Light-headedness
- Fainting
- Sensation of feeling the heart beat (palpitations)
- Shortness of breath
- Weight loss and failure to thrive in infants
Other symptoms that can occur with this disease:
Exams and Tests
An examination shows a fast irregular heartbeat, usuallyof 100 to 130 beats per minute. Blood pressure is normal or low. There may be signs of poor circulation.
Tests to diagnose MAT include:
Heart monitors are used to record the rapid heartbeat. These include:
- 24-hour Holter monitor
- Portable, long-term loop recorders -- allow you to start recording if symptoms occur
- If you are in the hospital, your heart rhythmwill bemonitored 24 hours a day
If you have a condition that can lead to MAT, that condition should be treated first.
Treatment for MAT includes:
- Improving blood oxygen levels
- Giving magnesiumor potassiumthrough a vein
- Stopping medications, such as theophylline, which can increase the heart rate
- Taking medicines toslow the heart rate (if the heart rate is too fast), such as such as calcium channel blockers (verapamil, diltiazem) or beta-blockers
Outlook (Prognosis)
MAT can be controlled if the condition that causes the rapid heartbeat is treated and controlled.
Possible Complications
- Cardiomyopathy
- Congestive heart failure
- Reduced pumping action of the heart
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if:
- You have arapid or irregular heartbeat with other MAT symptoms
- You have MAT and your symptoms get worse, do not improve with treatment, or you develop new symptoms
To reduce the risk of developing MAT, promptly treat the disorders that cause it.
Olgin JE, Zipes DP. Specific arrhythmias: diagnosis and treatment. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. St. Louis, Mo: WB Saunders; 2011:chap 39.
Zimetbaum P. Cardiac arrhythmia with supraventricular origin. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 64.
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Slightly claustrophobic for me, but Renault writes about homosexuality like no other author and is also a wonderful historian. Her characters tend to bleed angst. Read full review
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I really liked this. She has some amazing turns of phrase, and it was so dense. Sometimes I felt like I was reading a book in another language, and I had to focus more to parse it. Which sounds like ... Read full review
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