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LAKEWOOD- Carlos Perdomo singled in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning Monday afternoon, as the BlueClaws won the last game of the 2010 regular season 3-2 over Kannapolis.
The 2010 BlueClaws tied the franchise record of 84 wins set by the 2006 Championship squad, finishing the second half with a 42-27 mark after going 42-28 in the first half.
Sunday night Perdomo picked up his first hit as a BlueClaw and scored the tying run in the ninth inning. Monday afternoon his second hit gave the Claws their first lead of the day.
With Anthony Hewitt on third and Kyle Lafrenz on first with two outs, Perdomo blooped a ball to shallow right to make it a 3-2 game.
Mike McGuire threw a scoreless ninth for his sixth save, while Kyle Carr (1-0) chipped in two innings out of the pen for the win.
Kannapolis took the lead against Lakewood starter Mike Bolsenbroek in the first on an RBI single by Tyler Saladino, and added a second run in the second on a Juan Silverio RBI single.
Bolsenbroek went four innings in his second start of the season, giving up two runs on four hits.
The BlueClaws battled their way back against Justin Collup (9-12). Kyle Lafrenz opened the third inning with a solo shot out to left, his first home run of the season and Lakewood's first hit of the day.
The Claws tied the game in the sixth. Brian Gump drew a leadoff walk, Michael Dabbs singled to send Gump to third, and Jeremy Barnes hit a sacrifice fly to left.
Wednesday at 7:00 pm the BlueClaws will start the 2010 postseason in Hickory, NC against the Crawdads. RHP Trevor May (7-3, 2.91) will face Hickory RHP Neil Ramirez (10-8, 4.43) in Game 1.
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Some tips for arcade game repair are to consult schematics or manufacturer manuals to understand the technical aspect of the unit, and consult previous owners for original documentation or recurring problems they encountered when they owned the machine. Some other tips are to check the unit for stickers from repair shops, or find another unit with the same game from which any needed parts are transferred, such as control boards and tubes.Continue Reading
If the problem is with the monitor, such as image issues, purchase a replacement monitor at an arcade parts shop or website. Arcade game owners should keep backup parts on hand, such as buttons, joy sticks or toggles, for any issues that arise from sticky or broken controllers. These parts are easy to replace, as most are removable once the controller panel board is unscrewed. Before replacing these parts, check the sensors under the controller to ensure they are depressing and releasing properly.
If the repair is aesthetic, such as the artwork on the side panels, consider hiring a graphic designer or artist to recover the panels. Find the original artwork for the game, or give the designer or artist free reign to design new artwork using the game for reference. If the repair work is too technical to repair, call repair shops ahead of time to inquire about the qualifications of the technicians. If a technician is unable to come to the shop to repair the unit, be prepared to load up the game and haul it to a reputable repair facility.Learn more about Gaming Consoles


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Bisons start with experienced roster
With Opening Day just three days away, the Buffalo Bisons announced a 25-man initial roster that is loaded with experience. Of the 25, 23 played in the Major Leagues for a combined 3,229 games.
The Bisons' five-man rotation, all right-handers, has made 817 big league appearances. Ramon Ortiz won 16 games with the Los Angeles Angels in 2003 and was on the World Series team in 2002. Claudio Vargas played in 2006 with Arizona and 2007 with Milwaukee. David Bush has had four seasons with eight or more major league wins. Justin Germano should have played in the Triple-A All Star game in Buffalo last season, but he was busy with his promotion to Boston. Todd Redmond has been in the top five in strikeouts in the International League the last three seasons. He made his Major League debut last season with Cincinnati.
This season will be a homecoming for infielder Jim Negrych. The former All-Western New York player from St. Francis was an All-Star with Syracuse last season. He had an impressive spring training with Toronto, batting .412 (14-34) with two home runs and seven runs batted in.
The infield includes: Luis Jimenez, an All-Star first baseman with Tacoma last year; Andy LaRoche, who won the Govenors' Cup Trophy with Pawtucket in 2012; Menumeori Kawaski, who played 61 games with Seattle last year; Eugenio Velez, who hit .280 with 50 extra-base hits for Triple-A Memphis in 2012; and Ryan Goins, Toronto's top prospect, who led the Eastern League with 158 hits in New Hampshire last year.
Lars Anderson was on the list but was traded to the Chicago White Sox for what was called cash considerations on Monday. There was no word on who will take his spot.
Headlining the outfield will be Anthony Gose, who played in the All-Stars Futures Game last year and has 228 stolen bases in 566 career games, and Moises Sierra, who was part of the Dominican Republic championship team at the World Baseball Classic last month. He batted a combined .271 with 23 home runs and 78 runs batted between Triple-A Las Vegas and Toronto last year. Also in the outfield are Ryan Langerhans and Mike McCoy.
Bisons fans will be familiar with both catchers. Josh Thole played in 48 games with the Herd in 2010 before spending most of the last three years with the Mets. Last season, Thole caught Johan Santana's no-hitter. Mike Nickeas returns to the Herd for the fifth straight season.
The bullpen came together Friday when the Blue Jays claimed righty Alex Burnett off waivers from Minnesota. Burnett pitched 133 games over the past two years with the Twins.
Juan Perez (LHP) had a 3.60 earned run average in Triple-A Nashville in 2012; Brad Lincoln (RHP) held opponents to a .176 average in 47 relief appearances with both Pittsburgh and Toronto last year; Alex Hinshaw (LHP) has experience with the Giants, Padres and Cubs; Buddy Caryle (RHP) posted a 3.43 earned run average for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre last season; Micky Storey (RHP) had a 3.05 ERA and went 7-4 for Triple-A Oklahoma City before getting his first promotion to Houston; and Neil Wagner (RHP) has 45 saves in his seven-year career.
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There were six board members that were elected for athree-year term and another for a one-year term (completing Tom Thomson's term), on November 13, 2012. Joe McLead, Larry Moreland, Frank Reinhard, Aaron Roll, Jim Stimmel and Diane Winters were elected to three-year terms and Harold Wolford for the one-year term. All seven have been on the board and have been strong participants in the business of the Ag Society.
The seven were sworn into office by Delaware County Commissioner Dennis Stapleton. Their terms will begin November 13, 2012 and expire November 2015. They were voted into office by the Agricultural Society Members.
Registration for membership for the 2013 year is available at the Delaware County Fair Office starting December 1, 2012. The office hours are 9 AM-5 PM, Monday through Friday. Members must be residents of Delaware County.


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Been a minute since I've heard new material from this UK MC. Juga-Naut's Stolen Art EP is available now (you can stream and download it below), and he found some of my favorite samples/grooves and kicked bars on them. If you love throwback, funky vibes like I do, this should be right up your alley.
Archive for 02/01/2015 - 03/01/2015
Juga-Naut - "Apple Juice"
Traxman - "Da Rebel"
the fifth volume of the TEK x TAR series, which is available for free. Something about the way he manipulated various bits from the P.E. banger into a serious footwork beast.
Drake - "Legend (Cheeky Charmander Remix)"
a two-track remix EP of cuts from that Drake project. I've not been impressed by much of the refixes—too many people doing "Energy" remixes for some reason—but I get behind this shit.
Ta-ku x Jaden Smith - BEAST MODE
Pigeons & Planes Presents "Teenage Angst Has Paid Off Well," an Album Full of Nirvana Covers
Pigeons & Planes put together this sick, 17-track compilation of Nirvana covers. Featured acts include JMSN, Kevin Garrett, ZelooperZ, Kwamie Liv, and plenty more acts you either fucks with or should start fucking with. And it's free.
Rich Quick - "No1"
One of my favorite samples gets flipped by STANKFOOT on the latest from Rich Quick, which I see got a dope premiere on Earmilk. I was feeling some type of way this afternoon, and this bit kind of connects with what I had going on in my mental. Stay striving, because there's truly no one but us. If you need the clean version, grab the full package here.
DJ Craze Ran Through 20 Years of Ram Records in Sixty Minutes
Recently, DJ Craze revisited his love for drum & bass with a massive sixty-minute, 56-track mix of strictly Ram Records material. If you've followed Craze's career, you'd know that post-turntablism days, he was heavy in the dnb scene before dipping out because of the fuckery. Word is this set made him revisit some of those feels, and who knows, maybe we'll get more on the dnb tip? For fans of the historic Ram imprint, mixes like these are crucial.
Djemba Djemba Let 13 "Leftover Beats" Loose
While not quite getting the accolades of Drake's latest random mixtape/album drop, Djemba Djemba did throw up thirteen "Leftover Beats" on his SoundCloud page. Some might be calling this "basically an album," but I'd slow down from that talk. This feels more like what it says on the tin: a collection of leftovers that Djemba Two Times felt like unleashing. It's also some meta chill shit to vibe to on a chilly President's Day, whether you're at home or out in the world getting that bread. Some dope collabs with Penthouse Penthouse, CZ, and Mr. Carmack... now if we only had that yung download (or purchase) link.
P. Morris and Sweater Beats Gave Away a Free EP for Valentine's Day
P. Morris and Sweater Beats are two producers I've been fucking with over the last year or so. Dope to see them link up for a two-track free EP for Valentine's Day. Snuggle with your bae to this.
Hudson Mohawke - Slow Jams VIII
Bricc Baby Shitro - "6 Drugs"
Black Collar Biz - "Blacker The Berry (Freestyle)"
"The Blacker The Berry" earlier this week, and now the homey Black Collar Biz comes with a proper loop and a satchel full of HEAT for it. Been a minute since I've heard him attack a beat with menace like this. So cold out there, you needed something as fiery like this.
Darq E Freaker - LONG x OWSLA Mixtape
Darq E Freaker drops a lethal mix for those of you who want some fire electronic madness mixed into your hip-hop and R&B. Not all upfront, either.
B.Traits - Red Bull Studios Mixtape Vol. 2
Digital Soundboy representer, BBC Radio 1 rinser, all-around excellent DJ B.Traits is next up for the Red Bull Studios mixtape series. It's a quick one, but she got some fire from Inkke, Hodge, Anushka, and more.
Fat Jew on Juan Epstein
Thursdays are always heavy for me when it comes to podcasts: the usual includes The Brilliant Idiots, The Read, and Steve Austin (unleashed); today we add the ledge Fat Jew on Juan Epstein to the list: "Rapper, instagram star, beef jerky model, handsome devil. He is all of these things. He has also been my bud for several years. Meet the Fat Jew. He tells us how it all happened, what celebs follow him, which celeb he may have sex with soon, and an amazing Kanye West story. Good morning!"
HXV ft. Debroka & Ricky Remedy - "PLAGUES"
Lee Bannon Goes Ham on His Boiler Room Upfront Mix
a thirty-three minute mix for Boiler Room's Upfront series, and let some of his more twisted soundscapes come to light.
S.P.Y - BRSTL Hardcore EP
While the rest of the world seems to like dnb but not big it up, Skrillex still loves it. The latest release on his free label NEST is a four-tracker from Bristol (by way of Brazil) producer S.P.Y. It's a heater, and could very well have been an official release on S.P.Y's regular home, Hospital. BASS!
Kendrick Lamar - "The Blacker The Berry"
Brodinski ft. Young Scooter - "François-Xavier"
my recent feature for Pigeons & Planes on a collection of fire LPs for 2015. Living in a post-Yeezus world, this is the kind of cross-genre collaboration that I've been waiting for for damn near a decade. Also included is a remix of Brava's first single "Can't Help Myself," both for free.
!llmind - Happy B-Day J Dilla EP
JSWISS - " Give It Up (J Dilla Tribute)"
Hucci - 404
I don't know what the trap scene is going to become in 2015, but I also don't care. I kind of just need Hucci to pop.
Cashmere Cat & DJ Mustard - "Ice Rink"
their unnecessary remix of Zhu's Grammy-nominated "Faded." It's one of those tracks that'll more than likely get a crowd hype, but is such a weird diversion from the original that it's just not even worth the effort. This cut with Cashmere Cat, though? These two linked up for some motherfucking MAGIC on the boards. It's lush, but has a dope bounce to it. PLus it's free, and reportedly the first of a few. We'll see if their next bit can match up, but this one is the right amount of cool.
Boogieman Dela & Skrewtape - "Unfair Warning"
Shooting this in the snow was a great idea. Loving this track, front-to-back.
Spaces - Potential EP
For those of you who may want a little more quirk in your electronic beats. Many may have seen Spaces' given name (John Flynn) on the handwritten notes about Bjork's latest album, Vulnicura. This is the kind of weird, airy shit that you may need to get you through the rest of the work week.
Cipha Sounds on The Combat Jack Show
This is a great return for Ciph, who was on The Combat Jack Show in February of 2014. He opens up about his views on radio, his 40 Day Reset, and so much more: "Fresh off his release from Hot 97, Cipha Sounds makes his 2nd appearance on the Combat Jack Show to share how he lost weight, his continued success as a comedian and exactly wtf happened? Plus, you heard their buzz, or should've, the creator and stars of the Youtube hit series Money and Violence."
Hodgy Beats - Dena Tape 2
The Dena Tape. Back then, I don't think many people knew about OF yet... certainly not Don Cannon? Who knows. I also feel like this one has been hinted at for a bit. Hodgy's only gotten better in these last six years, but still spits as hungry as he's ever been. Not too many features on this one, which suits me fine. Snag The Dena Tape 2 down below.
Juan Epstein (2/03/2015)
their previous episode, and so much more.
Orko Eloheim Made a Mixtape of J Dilla Drum & Bass Remixes
While it mostly sounds like Orko Eloheim threw a bunch of hyper jungle breaks underneath Dilla instrumentals, I'm not mad at it at all. I imagine the HUMAN crew of NYC (wherever they are) would get a kick out of this.
A-Trak and Craze Played a Two-Hour Hip-Hop Set During HOLY SHIP 2015
went back-to-back for two hours, dropping nothing but rap on that ass. We're talking Lil Wayne's "Go DJ," old Outkast, Busta Rhymes, NORE, Nas, and so much more. It's fire for your Super Bowl party, trust we.


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Bathworks is a division of Bardon Supplies Ltd., a wholesale plumbing and heating distributor founded in 1969. Bardon Supplies operates 12 branches throughout Central Ontario, and the first Bathworks retail showroom was opened in Belleville to showcase an extensive line of quality bathroom and kitchen products. Other Bathworks locations soon followed in Ajax, Barrie, Kingston and St. Catharines.
All Bathworks showrooms feature the most recognizable and sought after kitchen and bathroom brands available, as well as many products that won't be found anywhere else. As well, every Bathworks location has knowledgeable staff that can provide ideas and offer friendly, helpful advice.
At Bathworks, we're fond of saying, "if it's in your imagination, it's probably in our showroom". We welcome you to visit any of the Bathworks showrooms to see for yourself how we can help you turn your space from "blah" to "spa".
Bardon Supplies Limited is a division of Groupe Deschenes Inc., a privately held, family managed corporation. Bardon Supplies was established in Belleville in 1969. The original company with eight branches was expanded with the acquisitions of Peninsula Plumbing and Heating Supplies Limited in the spring of 2000 and Doris Metals Inc. in the spring of 2001. Groupe Deschenes Inc. acquired the Company in June of 2005, bringing the total number of branch locations in the network to sixty-nine in Ontario and Quebec.
Bardon Supplies has invested heavily in the most modern computer software systems available to wholesale distributors and has the capability of remote order entry for all customers and EDI with our major industrial, institutional and commercial customers and suppliers. Our commitment to new technologies has been a significant factor in our successful expansion.
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by Money Talks News Jan 29th 2016 3:15PM
An L.A.-based clothing retailer saw orders for this shirt increase tenfold overnight — all because this infamous man was seen wearing it.
An L.A.-based clothing retailer saw orders for this shirt increase tenfold overnight — all because this infamous man was seen wearing it.
If you love Wal-Mart's "everyday low prices," but prefer to shop at a different store, you're in luck.
College students who spend time at these companies not only gain necessary real-world experience, but also make a pretty penny.
The company may have lower start-up costs than many other fast food restaurants, but you pay for it in the long run.
2015 was a great year for minimum-wage hikes, and the momentum is likely to continue. Find out what 2016 holds in store.
Take these progressive actions to lower your tax bill before the end of the year to save money and receive a bigger refund.
Keurig Green Mountain, the maker of K-Cup single-serve coffee pods, said it would be bought by an investor group for about $13.9 billion.
GE has scrapped a $3.3 billion plan to sell its home appliance business to the Swedish company Electrolux, a deal opposed by U.S. regulators.
This week's back-to-back equities sell-off might have been a chance to ride a U.S. stocks rally towards the end of the year.
Stocks jumped more than 2 percent Friday as U.S. job data suggested the economy was strong enough to sustain a Federal Reserve rate hike this month.
An outbreak of E. coli linked to Chipotle restaurants has sickened seven more people and expanded to three additional states.
The S&P 500 suffered its biggest loss since late September on Thursday as European Central Bank action disappointed investors.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding is unlikely to be interested in buying Yahoo's Internet business, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Sears reported a smaller quarterly loss as it slashed advertising and payroll costs, but the struggling retailer's sales continued to tumble.
Stocks fell sharply Wednesday as a shooting in California added to investor jitters about rising interest rates and oil prices that fell below $40 a barrel.
Shares of Yahoo are up sharply Wednesday on a report that the company will discuss the sale of its Internet business.
Stocks started December stronger Tuesday as health and consumer shares bounced back while auto sales suggested upbeat growth in November.
Black Friday promotions - some of which began well before Thanksgiving - were expected to push last month's sales to near-record levels.


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A woman waiting for the bus was assaulted during a purse snatching in Hartford Saturday night, police said.
The suspect came up behind the woman just after 6 p.m. in front of 665 Farmington Ave. and a struggle took place. When the woman resisted giving up her purse, the suspect struck her in the face, police said.


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How to Manage a Sudden Enrollment Shift
Vol. 16 No. 7
It can be a worst-case scenario for a School Head. You work with your team to solidify your budget months in advance, and plan for the coming school year accordingly. But, in August, you realize that fewer students enrolled than you had planned, or perhaps an unexpected increase in expenses surfaces.
Communicate End-of-Year Changes Effectively
Vol. 16 No. 7
It's getting warmer, the days are getting longer and, yes, we are quickly approaching the end of the school year. No doubt spring brings excitement to your hallways, but there's still much to do before the school year concludes.
As School Head, you must navigate the changes that will take place at the end of the year.
Why the Well-Being of the School Head Matters
Vol. 16 No. 6
Research proves that the well-being of the School Head can have a profound impact on the school. ISM recently conducted an investigation into how the well-being of the School Head truly impacts school outcomes, including faculty culture, student enrollment, and the Head's own long-term success.
Should You Re-enroll Students Who Owe Tuition?
Vol. 16 No. 6
A student is behind on tuition, but his or her family has promised to pay the remaining amount. When contracts for the following year are sent, that student commits to re-enrollment. Now the school needs to make a choice—do you re-enroll a student who owes tuition from a previous term?
Creating a Successful Advisory Program
Vol. 16 No. 5
A key attribute of a private-independent school education is the presence of an advisory program. Families value the one-on-one attention and mentoring their child receives, providing them with the academic guidance, character education, and personal development advice they need to excel within your school. Here are some tips for creating a successful advisory program to benefit students, families, and faculty.
How to Announce a New Strategic Financial Plan
Vol. 16 No. 5
The holiday season is behind us, a new year is beginning, and you have big tasks on the horizon. Chances are your team is in the final stages of completing next year's financial plan. It's now your job to orchestrate announcing next year's plans—along with any accompanying changes to tuition and fees—to the school community.
It can be difficult to share this news, and you may wonder about the best way to approach this announcement.
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I can create models from DICOM data pretty easily using ImageJ (the NIH's free image/volume modelling program – steep learning curve but very flexible – http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/In the same piece on MAKE, he goes into more depth about how the first application he used a MakerBot for: a setup to hold live bats in place for experiments. I noticed that he was doing this on a MakerBot Cupcake CNC, and now we know he has graduated to The Replicator. Glad to have you along for the ride, Seth.
download.html). ImageJ will import the files; then you use the ImageJ 3D viewer plugin (http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/ plugins/3d-viewer/) that takes the stack and allows you to view surface models which can then be saved as wavefront (.obj) files that can be opened in Rhino and turned into .stl files (usually after a lot of cleanup). It's all very doable with some practice
Professor Uses MakerBot For Human Inner Ear Models
Speaking of super serious things, look at this great model of a human inner ear, uploaded to Thingiverse by a neuroscientist under the name neurothing. He signs things in real life under the name Seth Horowitz, Assistant Professor in the Department of Ecology at Brown University. We have seen some great stuff on Thingiverse in the realm of anatomical models, like Dr. Nicholas Giovinco's Human foot and Botfarm88's Spinal Column, and this is a sweet addition. First of all, it shows that you can make great anatomical models on The Replicator. Seth told me in email that he "always hated having to pay $$$ for anatomical models; given the quality of The Replicator, I've started kicking out the jams on my anatomical model building." Secondly, it shows that you can make things that don't necessarily have a strong flat face. This model has at most three small points that attach to the build platform, but with a raft and outside support (these are clickable settings within our software Replicator G), you can find a good orientation. Although, Dr. Horowitz does warn that there may only be one good orientation. The good doctor notes in the Thingiverse page for this model that he used five-count-'em-five shells. For those who don't know, a shell is the outer layer of the thing you are trying to make, the skin, and you can just add shells at will without having to model them. Five is a lot, but Seth says he can make the inner ear model consistently with 5 and 3 wasn't cutting it. When you're doing something new that no one else has done, there may be a little trial and error, but luckily it only costs a few cents of plastic and a little time. In this fantastically well-written piece on MAKE, Seth mentions that he sees 3D printing as a form of data actualization. The data for this model came from this page, which presents it as a .vrml file usable in Rhino3D. However, it is possible to turn DICOM files, as he explains:


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Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event hosted at Breaking the Spine. The purpose is to spotlight upcoming releases that we are excited for.
Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo
Hardcover: 448 pages
Publication date: September 27th 2016
Publisher: Henry Holt and Co
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Kaz Brekker and his crew have just pulled off a heist so daring even they didn't think they'd survive. But instead of divvying up a fat reward, they're right back to fighting for their lives. Double-crossed and left crippled by the kidnapping of a valuable team member, the crew is low on resources, allies, and hope. As powerful forces from around the world descend on Ketterdam to root out the secrets of the dangerous drug known as jurda parem, old rivals and new enemies emerge to challenge Kaz's cunning and test the team's fragile loyalties. A war will be waged on the city's dark and twisting streets―a battle for revenge and redemption that will decide the fate of magic in the Grisha world.
Arg, yes, please! The cover was revealed a few weeks and and oh man did it not disappoint!! It just looks so epic. September is seriously toooooo far away. I need Kaz and Inej now.
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Powerball winner behind random act of kindness in Plant City?
The generosity of a customer at one of the city's oldest restaurants has led to a big mystery.
Just who was she?
An older woman who visited BuddyFreddys on Sunday with another older woman and younger man paid the bill for every customer in the restaurant – all 180 of them.
The random act of kindness had customers wondering if it could have been the record Powerball jackpot winner Gloria C. MacKenzie, of Zephyrhills, which is less than 20 miles away.
But George Weaver, the BuddyFreddys manager on duty at the time, doesn't think it was the 84-year-old who won the $590 million jackpot.
"It didn't look at all like her, based on what I've seen on TV," Weaver said. "To my knowledge it was not the Powerball winner."
Customers drive great distances to eat at BuddyFreddys, a buffet restaurant known for its Southern cuisine that traces its roots back nearly 60 years. The restaurant with porches and rocking chairs off Thonotosassa Road and Interstate 4 gets plenty of customers from nearby Zephyrhills, Weaver said.
The woman paid $1,000 in cash and the younger man put another $950 on a credit card. He later called the restaurant and asked that another $300 be added to the credit card for a $50 tip for each of the six servers on duty.
Weaver said the name on the credit card was not Scott MacKenzie, the winner's son. He would not disclose the name on the card to protect the privacy of the customer.
Weaver said he's never seen any random act of kindness like it in his 10 years in the restaurant business. Stephanie Reaves, who has been a restaurant manager for 35 years, including more than 20 years at BuddyFreddys, said she's never heard of such generosity, either.
"It's an absolute miracle," Reaves said.
MacKenzie, the winner of the largest undivided lottery jackpot in history, has not spoken to reporters. But Weaver said he didn't get the impression that the generous customer he encountered was a newfound multi-millionaire who was spreading the wealth. She seemed to him to be someone who was used to having money and spending it, he said.
"The only real explanation was that they liked the service and they liked the atmosphere and wanted to pay for everyone's meal," he said.
But Weaver said customers who were there that day, including some who shook the woman's hand, thought it was MacKenzie.
"Everybody's got their own story of who it was," he said.
Mike Sparkman, a city commissioner and lifelong resident, said he hadn't heard about the generous stranger but he had a question of his own.
"Does anyone know when she's coming back?" he quipped.
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Mrs Kelsey dies, it is wonderful to read about her in the Wikipedia article. There are always some factoids that can be added to the Wikidata item.
What struck me most is not the story of how Mrs Kelsey prevented the USA from the effects of thalidomide in babies but the importance that an article in the Washington Post had. Thanks to an article by Morton Mintz there was an outcry that resulted in the passing of the Kefauver Harris Amendment. It required drug manufacturers to provide proof of the effectiveness and safety of their drugs before approval.
Another fun fact is that the FDA named an award after Mrs Kelsey; she was the first to be awarded the FDA Kelsey Award. There is not much to find about this award because there is a controversy about the award. People protested that Mrs Kelsey's good name was abused by political appointees to the FDA who wanted to diminish its powers..
For Mrs Kelsey only a few awards were added in Wikidata. There are more awards but as always, there is more to do.


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Fever 103 by Sylvia Plath
Pure? What does it mean?
The tongues of hell
Are dull, dull as the triple
Tongues of dull, fat Cerebus
Who wheezes at the gate. Incapable
Of licking clean
The aguey tendon, the sin, the sin.
The tinder cries.
The indelible smell
Of a snuffed candle!
Love, love, the low smokes roll
From me like Isadora's scarves, I'm in a fright
One scarf will catch and anchor in the wheel.
Such yellow sullen smokes
Make their own element. They will not rise,
But trundle round the globe
Choking the aged and the meek,
The weak
Hothouse baby in its crib,
The ghastly orchid
Hanging its hanging garden in the air,
Devilish leopard!
Radiation turned it white
And killed it in an hour.
Greasing the bodies of adulterers
Like Hiroshima ash and eating in.
The sin. The sin.
Darling, all night
I have been flickering, off, on, off, on.
The sheets grow heavy as a lecher's kiss.
Three days. Three nights.
Lemon water, chicken
Water, water make me retch.
I am too pure for you or anyone.
Your body
Hurts me as the world hurts God. I am a lantern ----
My head a moon
Of Japanese paper, my gold beaten skin
Infinitely delicate and infinitely expensive.
Does not my heat astound you. And my light.
All by myself I am a huge camellia
Glowing and coming and going, flush on flush.
I think I am going up,
I think I may rise ----
The beads of hot metal fly, and I, love, I
Am a pure acetylene
Attended by roses,
By kisses, by cherubim,
By whatever these pink things mean.
Not you, nor him.
Not him, nor him
(My selves dissolving, old whore petticoats) ----
To Paradise.
Raccoon by Anne Sexton
Coon, why did you come to this dance
with a mask on? Why not the tin man
and his rainbow girl? Why not Racine,
his hair marcelled down to his chest?
Why not come as a stomach digesting
its worms? Why you little fellow
with your ears at attention and your
nose poking up like a microphone?
You whig emblem, you woman chaser,
who do you dance over the wide lawn tonight
clanging the garbage pail like great silver bells?
Mother, Summer, I by Philip Larkin
My mother, who hates thunder storms,
Holds up each summer day and shakes
It out suspiciously, lest swarms
Of grape-dark clouds are lurking there;
But when the August weather breaks
And rains begin, and brittle frost
Sharpens the bird-abandoned air,
Her worried summer look is lost,
And I her son, though summer-born
And summer-loving, none the less
Am easier when the leaves are gone
Too often summer days appear
Emblems of perfect happiness
I can't confront: I must await
A time less bold, less rich, less clear:
An autumn more appropriate.
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Not that I'm much of a poet, but whatever.
Diving Into the Wreck -- Adrienne Rich
First having read the book of myths,
and loaded the camera,
and checked the edge of the knife-blade,
I put on
the body-armor of black rubber
the absurd flippers
the grave and awkward mask.
I am having to do this
not like Cousteau with his
assiduous team
abroad the sun-flooded schooner
but here alone.
There is a ladder
The ladder is always there
hanging innocently
close to the side of the schooner.
We know what it is for,
we who have used it.
it's a piece of maritime floss
some sundry equipment.
I go down.
Rung after rung and still
the oxygen immerses me
the blue light
the clear atoms
of our human air.
I go down.
My flippers cripple me,
I crawl like an insect down the ladder
and there is no one
to tell me when the ocean
will begin.
First the air is blue and then
it is bluer and then green and then
black I am blacking out and yet
my mask is powerful
it pumps my blood with power
the sea is another story
the sea is not a question of power
I have to learn alone
to turn my body without force
in the deep element.
And now: it is easy to forget
what I came for
among so many who have always
lived here
swaying their crenellated fans
between the reefs
and besides
you breathe differently down here.
I came to explore the wreck.
The words are purposes.
The words are maps.
I came to see the damage that was done
and the treasures that prevail.
I stroke the beam of my lamp
slowly along the flank
of something more permanent
than fish or week
the thing I came for:
the wreck and not the story of the wreck
the thing itself and not the myth
the drowned face always staring
toward the sun
the evidence of damage
worn by salt and sway into this threadbare beauty
the ribs of the disaster
curving their assertion
among the tentative haunters.
This is the place.
and I am here, the mermaid whose dark hair
streams black, the merman in his armored body
We circle silently
about the wreck
we dive into the hold.
I am she: I am he
whose drowned face sleeps with open eyes
whose breasts still bear the stress
whose silver, copper, vermeil cargo lies
Obscurely inside barrels
half-wedged and left to rot
we are the half-destroyed instruments
that once held to a course
the water-eaten log
the fouled compass
We are, I am, you are
by cowardice or courage
the one who find our way
back to the scene
carrying a knife, a camera
a book of myths
in which
our names do not appear.
Wisdom ceases to be wisdom when it becomes too proud to weep, too grave to laugh, and too selfish to seek other than itself.
"Once you are Real you can't be ugly............
............except to people who don't understand."
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Poem for a Man with No Sense of Smell
This is simply to inform you:
that the thickest line in the kink of my hand
smells like the feel of an old school desk,
the deep carved names worn sleek with sweat;
that beneath the spray of my expensive scent
my armpits sound a bass note strong
as the boom of a palm on a kettle drum;
that the wet flush of my fear is sharp
as the taste of an iron pipe, midwinter,
on a childs hot tongue; and that sometimes,
in a breeze, the delicate hairs on the nape
of my neck, just where you might bend
your head, might hesitate and brush your lips,
hold a scent frail and precise as a fleet
of tiny origami ships, just setting out to sea.
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Mrs Tilscher's Class
You could travel up the Blue Nile
with your finger, tracing the route
while Mrs Tilscher chanted the scenery.
Tana. Ethiopia. Khartoum. Aswan.
That for an hour, then a skittle of milk
and the chalky Pyramids rubbed into dust.
A window opened with a long pole.
The laugh of a bell swung by a running child.
This was better than home. Enthralling books.
The classroom glowed like a sweetshop.
Sugar paper. Coloured shapes. Brady and Hindley
faded, like the faint, uneasy smudge of a mistake.
Mrs Tilscher loved you. Some mornings, you found
she'd left a gold star by your name.
The scent of a pencil slowly, carefully, shaved.
A xylophone's nonsense heard from another form.
Over the Easter term the inky tadpoles changed
from commas into exclamation marks. Three frogs
hopped in the playground, freed by a dunce,
followed by a line of kids, jumping and croaking
away from the lunch queue. A rough boy
told you how you were born. You kicked him, but stared at your
parents, appalled, when you got back home.
That feverish July, the air tasted of electricity.
A tangible alarm made you always untidy, hot,
fractious under the heavy, sexy sky. You asked her
how you were born and Mrs Tilscher smiled,
then turned away. Reports were handed out.
You ran through the gates, impatient to be grown,
as the sky split open into a thunderstorm.
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Nothing's going to become of anyone
except death:
therefore: it's okay
to yearn
too high:
the grave accommodates
swell rambunctiousness &
ruin's not
compromised by magnificence:
the cut-off point
liberates us to the
common disaster: so
pick a perch –
apple bough for example in bloom –
tune up
and if you like
drill imagination right through necessity:
it's all right:
it's been taken care of:
is allowed, considering
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His Dream of Skyland by Li Po
The seafarers tell of the Eastern Isle of Bliss,
It is lost in a wilderness of misty sea waves.
But the Sky-land of the south, the Yueh-landers say,
May be seen through cracks of the glimmering cloud.
This land of the sky stretches across the leagues of heaven;
It rises above the Five Mountains and towers over the Scarlet Castle,
While, as if staggering before it, the Tien-tai Peak
Of forty-eight thousand feet leans toward the southeast.
So, longing to dream of the southlands of Wu and Yueh,
I flew across the Mirror Lake one night under the moon.
The moon in the lake followed my flight,
Followed me to the town of Yen-chi.
Here still stands the mansion of Prince Hsieh.
I saw the green waters curl and heard the monkeys' shrill cries.
I climbed, putting on the clogs of the prince,
Skyward on a ladder of clouds,
And half-way up from the sky-wall I saw the morning sun,
And heard the heaven's cock crowing in the mid-air.
Now among a thousand precipices my way wound round and round;
Flowers choked the path; I leaned against a rock; I swooned.
Roaring bears and howling dragons roused me
Oh, the clamorous waters of the rapids!
I trembled in the deep forest, and shuddered at the overhanging crags,
one heaped upon another.
Clouds on clouds gathered above, threatening rain;
The waters gushed below, breaking into mist.
A peal of blasting thunder!
The mountains crumbled.
The stone gate of the hollow heaven
Opened wide, revealing
A vasty realm of azure without bottom,
Sun and moon shining together on gold and silver palaces.
Clad in rainbow and riding on the wind,
The ladies of the air descended like flower, flakes;
The faery lords trooping in, they were thick as hemp-stalks in the fields.
Phoenix birds circled their cars, and panthers played upon harps.
Bewilderment filled me, and terror seized on my heart.
I lifted myself in amazement, and alas!
I woke and found my bed and pillow
Gone was the radiant world of gossamer.
So with all pleasures of life.
All things pass with the east-flowing water.
I leave you and gowhen shall I return?
Let the white roe feed at will among the green crags,
Let me ride and visit the lovely mountains!
How can I stoop obsequiously and serve the mighty ones!
It stifles my soul.
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The Flower
I think I grow tensions
like flowers
in a wood where
nobody goes.
Each wound is perfect,
encloses itself in a tiny
imperceptible blossom,
making pain.
Pain is a flower like that one,
like this one,
like that one,
like this one.
I've had a penchant for short poems. Short but nice. Although the poems may not be the greatest, I know what I like, and I like this. Hell, I pretty much can like all the poems I read so meh. Anyway I fell in love with its first verse.
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A poem a day keeps .... em .... keeps ... crappy idioms away? Bad imagery away?
I've grown a liking for Kate Clanchy. Don't know why, but I have so shush.
I said perhaps Patagonia, and pictured
a peninsula, wide enough
for a couple of ladderback chairs
to wobble on at high tide. I thought
of us in breathless cold, facing
a horizon round as a coin, looped
in a cats cradle strung by gulls
from sea to sun. I planned to wait
till the waves had bored themselves
to sleep, till the last clinging barnacles,
growing worried in the hush, had
paddled off in tiny coracles, till
those restless birds, your actors hands,
had dropped slack into your lap,
until youd turned, at last, to me.
When I spoke of Patagonia, I meant
skies all empty aching blue. I meant
years. I meant all of them with you.
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Mirror -- Sylvia Plath
I am silver and exact. I have no preconceptions.
Whatever I see, I swallow immediately.
Just as it is, unmisted by love or dislike
I am not cruel, only truthful
The eye of a little god, four-cornered.
Most of the time I meditate on the opposite wall.
It is pink, with speckles. I have looked at it so long
I think it is a part of my heart. But it flickers.
Faces and darkness separate us over and over.
Now I am a lake. A woman bends over me.
Searching my reaches for what she really is.
Then she turns to those liars, the candles or the moon.
I see her back, and reflect it faithfully
She rewards me with tears and an agitation of hands.
I am important to her. She comes and goes.
Each morning it is her face that replaces the darkness.
In me she has drowned a young girl, and in me an old woman
Rises toward her day after day, like a terrible fish.
Easter 1916 -- W.B Yeats
I have met them at close of day
Coming with vivid faces
From counter or desk among grey
Eighteenth-century houses.
I have passed with a nod of the head
Or polite meaningless words,
Or have lingered awhile and said
Polite meaningless words,
And thought before I had done
Of a mocking tale or a gibe
To please a companion
Around the fire at the club,
Being certain that they and I
But lived where motley is worn:
All changed, changed utterly:
A terrible beauty is born.
That woman's days were spent
In ignorant good will,
Her nights in argument
Until her voice grew shrill.
What voice more sweet than hers
When young and beautiful,
She rode to harriers?
This man had kept a school
And rode our winged horse.
This other his helper and friend
Was coming into his force;
He might have won fame in the end,
So sensitive his nature seemed,
So daring and sweet his thought.
This other man I had dreamed
A drunken, vain-glorious lout.
He had done most bitter wrong
To some who are near my heart,
Yet I number him in the song;
He, too, has resigned his part
In the casual comedy;
He, too, has been changed in his turn,
Transformed utterly:
A terrible beauty is born.
Hearts with one purpose alone
Through summer and winter, seem
Enchanted to a stone
To trouble the living stream.
The horse that comes from the road,
The rider, the birds that range
From cloud to tumbling cloud,
Minute by minute change.
A shadow of cloud on the stream
Changes minute by minute;
A horse-hoof slides on the brim;
And a horse plashes within it
Where long-legged moor-hens dive
And hens to moor-cocks call.
Minute by minute they live:
The stone's in the midst of all.
Too long a sacrifice
Can make a stone of the heart.
O when may it suffice?
That is heaven's part, our part
To murmur name upon name,
As a mother names her child
When sleep at last has come
On limbs that had run wild.
What is it but nightfall?
No, no, not night but death.
Was it needless death after all?
For England may keep faith
For all that is done and said.
We know their dream; enough
To know they dreamed and are dead.
And what if excess of love
Bewildered them till they died?
I write it out in a verse --
MacDonagh and MacBride
And Connolly and Pearse
Now and in time to be,
Wherever green is worn,
Are changed, changed utterly:
A terrible beauty is born.
Wisdom ceases to be wisdom when it becomes too proud to weep, too grave to laugh, and too selfish to seek other than itself.
"Once you are Real you can't be ugly............
............except to people who don't understand."
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i carry your heart with me - ee cummings
i carry your heart with me(i carry it in
my heart)i am never without it(anywhere
i go you go,my dear; and whatever is done
by only me is your doing,my darling)
i fear
no fate(for you are my fate,my sweet)i want
no world(for beautiful you are my world,my true)
and it's you are whatever a moon has always meant
and whatever a sun will always sing is you
here is the deepest secret nobody knows
(here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud
and the sky of the sky of a tree called life;which grows
higher than the soul can hope or mind can hide)
and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart
i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)
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Jefferson Parish School Board members glowingly praised Acting Superintendent James Meza Thursday before the board voted to extend his contract by a year, but they argued about whether their approach to the decision effectively named Meza as permanent schools chief without sufficient notice. The board's vote keeps him on interim status but for a two-year period ending in June 2013.
"I see that this board has made miraculous, speedy change under the direction of Dr. Meza," said board member Etta Licciardi.
Meza has advanced reforms the system was starting when he arrived, giving principals more authority over teacher hiring decisions, overhauling schools with sluggish academic performance and applying performance evaluations to teacher layoff decisions. He also has unveiled a plan to reorganize the school system's central administration and is presiding over an effort to seek more charter school operators in Jefferson.
But when board President Michael Delesdernier tried to amend a proposal he introduced last month allowing Meza to apply for the permanent post and removing time limits on his interim tenure by adding language that would suspend a separate superintendent search already underway, he drew opposition.
"I think he's doing a fantastic job," board member Mark Morgan said. "I think he will continue to do a fantastic job. I don't want my actions interpreted any other way."
Morgan argued that handing Meza the job indefinitely without requiring him to undergo the scrutiny of competition from other applicants would undermine his authority as a leader selected with due diligence.
"Doing it the right way empowers our superintendent more than doing it the wrong way, and what is being forced down our throats is the wrong way," said Morgan.
Board member Cedric Floyd, who also said he has been impressed with Meza, argued Delesdernier should propose the search suspension separately so it would return for a later vote, giving members of the public an opportunity to respond to the board's decision on a superintendent.
Board member Mark Jacobs, however, argued that Jefferson's low-rated school system should push forward unhesitatingly with reforms under Meza.
"If we continue to drag our feet, we're going to be doing a disservice to our kids," Jacobs said.
"He's doing everything that we want him to do," he said. "He is our guy. Our mantra needs to be, 'Let's roll.' We need to act now."
The debate turned testy with board members accusing each other of "shenanigans" in trying to spin their cases and Delesdernier and Floyd sparring with each other over who could speak and how long. Delesdernier threatened that Floyd would be "excused" for speaking out of turn and Floyd taunted, "Come excuse me."
Ultimately Delesdernier removed references to suspending the superintendent search from his proposal to extend Meza's contract, saying he was responding to the concerns of other board members. Floyd cast the only vote against the revised plan. Board member Ray St. Pierre abstained.
"Now we're going to say he's acting for 24 months," Floyd said, describing the move as "cutting corners." "Tonight we have lost confidence."
Meza remained silent for most of the discussion. After the meeting he said he agrees with the new time frame for his appointment.
"I think it's ideal," he said. "My plan called for 18 months to fully develop the reforms and fully implement it."
He said it doesn't bother him to remain, technically, as "acting" superintendent.
"I've had so many titles in my life," he said. "I realize titles don't carry too much weight. It's the performance."


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Thanks Shawn for the sharing. I'll collect this info into G doc. Could you specify the G version you are using, or is it a general problem in all G servers with a GShell environment? Jeff C On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 5:29 PM, Shawn Jiang <email@example.com> wrote: > Lotus Foundation(LF) is a customized linux OS. We met a wierd problem when > deploying applications to a running Geronimo on LF. > > The deploy process is not successful and never return. I remote debug to > it and found that it's caused by some native code execution when doing the > JLine UnixTerminal init. Seems LF does not support some native code used > in UnixTerminal. > > To resolve this problem, We have to set a system property in JAVA_OPTS > > *-Djline.terminal=jline.UnsupportedTerminal* > > to force the JLine use UnsupportedTerminal instead of UnixTerminal. I'm > sending this mail to log it in case someone else might meet similar problems > on other platforms, > > -- > Shawn >
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by Amanda
(Atlanta, GA)
Hello! :)
My room literally has the exact square cut out that's for relationships. I just realized it. But .. I HAVE realized the effort that I've had to put into relationships.
Its my bedroom, so I can't do the mirror thing. Do you have specific advice for this?
Thank you so much :)
Hi Amanda
There are a few ways you can compensate for this missing area. If there is a window on either of the walls with the cutout, you can hang a crystal in the window. You can also symbolically "fill in" the missing area with a lamp.
I hope this helps!
Be well,
Hi Amanda,
You can place the lamp anywhere along the walls that are cut out. (See the attached picture - the red dots are potential lamp locations.) If it is way too awkward, then you use an uplight on the floor.
I use a simple faceted crystal ball like this one: http://www.fengshuibestbuy.com/KH10041-facetedcrystal.html.
I would like to add that you should also focus on general feng shui bedroom enhancements, this will help tremendously.
Also, if you can work on the outside of the building, you may to "fill in" the missing area by planting a tree, adding a bird bath, or even creating a simple marker to set the intention of completion. A fence would also do the trick.
Be well,
Comments for Missing section in love/relationship corner...
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"In our deepest moments of struggle, frustration, fear, and confusion, we are being called upon to reach in and touch our hearts. Then, we will know what to do, what to say, how to be. What is right is always in our deepest heart of hearts. It is from the deepest part of our hearts that we are capable of reaching out and touching another human being. It is, after all, one heart touching another heart."
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Get dining news including restaurant closures and qualify for giveaways.
We were in the area after an appointment in Newport Village, and decided to see what was available nearby.
We were craving Japanese food, so Nagano certainly fit the bill!
We walked in and were greeted by the strong smell of fresh paint. I'm not sure how long this venue has been opened, but it was a bit overpowering.
We pressed on, and were promptly seated in a nice private room. It was clean, but had obviously recently had a paint job... and bad one at that. Splotches of paint of the wrong colours everywhere.
We took a look and the menu was the standard Japanese fare with pretty standard prices. I ordered a california combo, and my wife ordered a Nabeyaki Udon.
The nabeyaki udon was great. Nice soup base, and the tempura that came with it was generous and fried to perfection.
The roll combo was mediocre. Nothing special at all. The fish was not exceptionally fresh, but was good. The california roll was bland and boring, missing the little zing in the mayo that some places have.
Service was reasonable, but not overly attentive. As most of the restaurant was private rooms, we needed to flag down a waitress most of the time.
Overall an ok experience. Food was nothing to really special, service was acceptable, but the venue needs to be redone properly instead of the poorly done DIY job. We're unlikely to return.
I went here with my mom for lunch - what a huge disappointment due to the horrible customer service we received (and I have heard from others we are not alone in this but as we like to give the benefit of the doubt, heard the food was good and the location convenient, decided to try it out). It's not often my mom and me get the chance to go out for lunch together so what a huge disappointment this was to be treated so poorly and ignored by our waitress. We arrived at 1:45 and were told by a very impatient and rude server that we would be their last call as they closed at 3 (um, yes, ok, 1 hour and 15 min away?!) She was in a rush, abrupt, rude and unfriendly. We ordered bento lunch box specials, which arrived quickly and were delicious. Right after we received our meals, she brought us the bill, slapped it on the table and said we could pay up front! Tea was cold and she never reappeared to refill it, I got up and searched for her to ask (beg) for water and tea refills. We had lots of food leftover and decided to take some of it to go, we were given a styrofoam container to pack ourselves! We finally tracked someone down to pay for our meals and this is the very first time ever in my life I have not left a tip - I have received bad or mediocre service before and may have tipped poorly but this was the very first time ever where I felt so unwelcome and treated so rudely that no tip was left whatsoever. I guess they must not need the repeat business as they are in Newport Village so maybe they got a lot of traffic? I have already told my husband and two friends how awful the service was and Im sure my mom will do the same, how stupid of them to run a business this way, you send two people away upset and by the end of the week, 20 people will know about it easily! Needless to say, I will never go back or recommend this place to anyone, even though the food was quite good, I don't feel good spending hard earned money somewhere its not appreciated.
Nagano in general is overpriced, but I will admit that the food is better quality than say Sui Sha Ya or Sushitown. If you must go to a Nagano, choose the Coquitlam location 5 minutes away, by Coq. Ctr, as their ambiance is nicer and their service is faster/better. Nagano's rolls seem to be heavier on the mayo than other places I've tried and they seem to serve their rice warmer in the rolls than others.
Always take out sushi from Nagano and many times there is always something wrong or missing. Since you are not in the restaurant, it is frustrating to come home to find the order not as expected.
Service is not good and too many mistakes- we are not going back. If you place take out, check everything before you leave even if you ask.
I went with a couple of girlfriends last night because we had a good time here the last time we went (granted, that was almost 5 years ago). We expected to have a good time last night too. Unfortunately, we left the place feeling very annoyed and disappointed. We were waiting for one more friend to arrive and she was late for about 10 minutes. During that time, 3 different waitresses came by and kept asking/hassling us if we wanted to order something to drink. Each time, we told them that we were waiting for our friend. When we finally ordered our drinks, they said that they didn't have it that night. Since they were so eager asking us to order drinks, maybe they could have informed us that they didn't have that particular drink that night... Just a thought. When we did order our food, I suppose they didn't have anything to bother us with, so it was ok then. However, they were very eager to clear our plates. And we didn't notice because we were still talking when they were doing clearing the plates. We didn't think much of it until we realized that the waitress didn't ask us if we were still working on our food. We thought she was just clearing empty plates but no, she had cleared the whole table. We didn't have a lot of food left but isn't it a common courtesy to ask? Overall, the waitresses were very eager to get us to leave. You would have thought that there were a lot of people waiting to get into this place. But no. There were about 4 tables that were seated during the 1.5 hours that we were there. I kind of regret tipping now...but that's neither here nor there. I have also heard rumours that they treat "young people" not so well because they don't tip well? I may look young but I'm 24... Regardless, no one is going to tip well if you treat your diners with this kind of service. I for one will never go back to this place and will tell everyone I know to not go unless they like being treated with horrible service. Oh and the food... is not horrible but not that good either. You can certainly find better elsewhere. Definitely not worth it for the price or the service.
When looking up the phone number, I saw previous reviews and felt I had to add mine as one was very detrimental. We have been eating at Nagano a couple of times a month now for 4 years now, and find the staff very warm, welcoming and attentive. The food is very good and we eat at a lot of Japanese Restaurants so feel we can judge..
I have eaten at this place a few times and have had consistantly good food and service. The food is fresh and the servings are generous. The sushi and sashimi was very fresh and of quality fish. The tempura platter is tasty and huge! The prices are reasonable for the quality and serving size. They always offer up freebies of different tastes as you are waiting for your food.Would definately reccomend!!
Tried this place for dinner for the first time about 2 weeks ago. The service was excellent. The menu selection was very good, and even my vegan husband found several options. We were in a rush and I ordered a miso soup and a few rolls. Service was quick and attentive. However I found the rolls to be so-so. Mainly because I found their rice to be a bit on the sweet side, which I don't like. Some places use more sugar than others, and I'm not a fan of that kind.
I go there ones and a wile to reunite. The ambiance is exciting and full of life. I usually order the edamame because there are not many vegetariane options to chose from. My friends have told me that the sushi there is exeptionally good. It's a definate must try and a definate essential in your dinning life.
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New York, NY (PRWEB) October 18, 2013
HealthNavigator, the weekly health and wellness radio show on WOR710, will air at 10PM this Sunday, October 20. Hosted by Abe Kasbo and sponsored by Raritan Bay Medical Center, the hour-long episode will feature Dr. Ayotunde Adeyeri, Dr. Harold McKenna and Melissa d'Arabian.
Dr. Ayotunde Adeyeri, Medical Director of the Institute for Weight Loss at Raritan Bay Medical Center, will be explaining all of the different types of weight loss surgeries that are available, as well as how to determine if surgery is right for a patient. Dr. Adeyeri will also discuss what recovery is like for patients.
Dr. Harold McKenna, Internist, will provide some practical, realistic advice for people to follow regarding diet and exercise. He will explain the importance of the role that the primary care physician plays in a patients' overall health and how to develop good working relationships with your doctors. The interview will also include discussion about the challenges that the elderly face in getting the care they need.
Melissa d'Arabian, Food Network personality, author and mom, will be talking about "The Picky Eaters Project," a web series on foodnetwork.com that offers real-life ways to help children develop more adventurous palates and create a healthy lifestyle for the entire family. Melissa will talk about the purpose of this project and why she decided to get her whole family involved. She will also discuss some simple strategies about helping kids try new foods and making mealtimes less stressful and more fun.
Listeners are invited to tune in to HealthNavigator on WOR710 every Sunday from 10PM to 11PM. HealthNavigator is hosted by Abe Kasbo, sponsored by Raritan Bay Medical Center, and produced by Verasoni Worldwide, a marketing and public relations firm with offices in Montclair, NJ.
About Raritan Bay Medical Center
With hospitals in Old Bridge and Perth Amboy Raritan Bay Medical Center (RBMC) is a New Jersey state-designated primary stroke center, a recipient of the American Stroke Association Get with the Guidelines® - Stroke Silver Plus Performance Achievement Award and Heart Failure Gold Performance Achievement Award, recognizing the optimal care of heart failure patients. The hospital is one of less than seven percent of hospitals nationally to achieve re-designation as a Magnet Hospital, recognizing nursing excellence. RBMC is ranked in the top 10 percent of New Jersey hospitals in surgical care according to the 2012 NJ Hospital Performance Report and received an "A" grade in patient safety from the Leapfrog Group. Among its flagship programs are the Human Motion Institute, a comprehensive musculoskeletal program, and Institute for Weight Loss, specializing in bariatric surgery. For more information, visit rbmc.org or facebook.com/myrbmc.
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Verasoni Worldwide is a full-service marketing and PR agency with offices in Montclair, New Jersey and New York City. Verasoni Worldwide delivers expertise to multiple markets including healthcare, financial services and banking, government, travel and hospitality and not for profit. Verasoni Worldwide is widely recognized as a leader in developing and implementing meaningful, cut-through creative campaigns for clients. Verasoni Worldwide is a pioneer of the integration of digital and traditional media, including public relations, advertising, brand development, reputation management and global marketing communications strategies. To learn more, visit verasoni.com, facebook.com/verasoni, or the Verasoni Twitter @verasoni (twitter.com/verasoni).
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(1880–1960), educator and poet.
Reflecting the fundamental goals of the New Negro movement, Leslie Pinckney Hill devoted his professional life to the pursuit of "freedom, justice, and fundamental equality," in short, full citizenship for the African American. After receiving his elementary education in the town of his birth, Lynchburg, Virginia, and his secondary education in East Orange, New Jersey, Hill attended Harvard University, where he earned his BA (1903) and MA (1904) degrees, and began to pursue politics through education. In 1904 Hill began his career in education at Tuskegee Institute, teaching English and education under Booker T. Washington. He was subsequently appointed principal at the Manassas Industrial Institute in Manassas, Virginia, from 1907 to 1913. In 1913 Hill began his thirty-eight-year administration of the Institute for Colored Youth, which, through his leadership, became Cheyney Training School for Teachers (1914), State Normal School (1920), and Cheyney State Teachers College (1951).
Though Hill emphasizes education as the key to racial progress, his essay "What the Negro Wants and How to Get It: The Inward Power of the Masses" articulates the philosophy that informs his educational models and artistic works. That "the human family is one" for Hill summarizes his vision of universal brotherhood, a vision that ultimately negates racial difference in celebration of transcendent commonalities.
Hill's two artistic publications, The Wings of Oppression (1921), a collection of sixty-nine poems in standard verse, and Toussaint L'Ouverture: A Dramatic History (1928), a dramatic portrait in verse, reveal his didactic leanings and his commitment to universalities. His collection reviews racial, political, and deeply personal themes, all pointing toward the perpetual resilience of the human spirit. Likewise, Hill's drama celebrates Toussaint L'Ouverture's heroism and that of black Haitians, while lamenting L'Ouverture's tragic betrayal and demise. Although little known, Hill's works and career effectively illustrate the unequivocal New Negro claim to full participation in American political, social, and intellectual life.
Milton M. James, "Leslie Pinckney Hill," Negro History Bulletin 24 (Mar. 1937): 135–137.Patsy B. Perry, "Leslie Pinckney Hill," in DLB, vol. 51, Afro-American Writers from the Harlem Renaissance to 1940, ed. Trudier Harris, 1987, pp. 101–105.
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Some highlights of ABC's moves in its schedule for next season.
WHAT'S NEW: Tuesday night. ABC is scheduling four of the eight new series on its fall schedule for Tuesday night, making it an entire evening of new shows. That's a bold move for a network, which usually likes to couple new series with established ones on its schedule. One of them, "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," is a crime-fighting series based on a comic book and produced by Joss Whedon. That might even entice — gasp! — some men to watch ABC.
WHAT'S GONE: "Happy Endings," ''Body of Proof" and "Malibu Country."
BIG MOVE: Cutting "Dancing With the Stars" from two nights to one in the fall, eliminating the Tuesday results show. On its face, that seems a strange decision for what is usually ABC's most popular show. But the "Dancing" audience is filled overwhelmingly with older women, and advertisers consider that one of the least valuable demographic groups. ABC entertainment chief Paul Lee said the network will try to cast more dancers popular with a younger audience.
STAR POWER: James Caan. Well, maybe he was in 1980 or so. But ABC is asking him to largely carry a new show, "Back in the Game," where he plays "an opinionated, beer-guzzling ex-athlete who never quite made the cut either as a single father or professional baseball player." In "Bad News Bears" fashion, he's asked to coach a team of misfits, including his grandson.
BEST SERIES TITLE: No one this week is going to be able to top "Killer Women."
QUOTE: "Thursday we're building a powerful night of empowered women." — Lee. No killers yet, though.
WHAT THEY NEED: Viewers. Lee talks about building a brand with sophisticated and emotional shows. That's nice, but ABC is in the same boat as every other broadcast network not named CBS. Its audience and influence is dwindling, and it can use a breakout hit or two.
SERIES BREAKS: Lee talked about airing about a dozen new episodes of series like "Scandal" or "Once Upon a Time" in a row, then taking a break and replacing them with limited-run series, then bringing the original shows back for another run of episodes late in the season. This strategy eliminates the chance that viewers will get annoyed by having original episodes constantly interrupted by reruns. The danger is ABC could be left with an unfamiliar schedule if many shows take a break at the same time. ABC says it hasn't decided yet which of its shows will be scheduled like this.


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Background, Geographic Area and Location: Lalmonirhat was a sub-division of former Rangpur district. It was up-graded to a district on 1 February, 1984. It is said that the district name Lalmonirhat was originated from the name Lalmoni, a wealthy lady who donated a big plot of land for the constructin of the present Lalmonirhat Railway Station. The district is bounded on the north by India, on the east by Kurigram district, on the south by Kurigram and Rangpur districts and on the west by Nilphamari district and India. The total area of the district is 1247.37 sq. km. (481.00 sq. mile) of which 0.33 sq.km (0.13 sq. mile) is under forest. The district lies between 25º 46' and 26º 33' north latitudes and between 89º 01' and 89º 36' east longitudes.
The district is striped shape. Main rivers 7, most noted of which are Tista, Dharla and Saniajan. The river Saniajan originating from the Himalaya has strong current. Sarnamati, Trimohoni, Ratnai and Sati rivers are almost silted. The biggest irrigation project of the country, Tista Barrage Project (length 615 m) is located at Doani of Hatibandha upazila.
Annual Average Temperature: Maximum 32.3°C, minimum 11.2°C. Total rainfall is 2931 mm.
Its municipality was established in 1973. The area of the town is 17.62 sq km. Lalmonirhat town is well known as a railway junction from the beginning of the nineteenth century. Once upon a time one could go to the foot of the Himalayan from Lalmonirhat. The head quarters of the western region of Bangladesh Railway are located here. At present the city is expanding towards Saptabari union to the west and Kalurghat union to the east. The town has one dakbungalow and one Circuit House.
Administration: Lalmonirhat district was established in 1984. The district consists of 5 upazilas, 45 unions, 345 mauzas, 478 villages, 2 paurashavas, 18 wards, 87 mahallas and 33 enclaves. The upazilas are Aditmari, Hatibandha, Kaliganj, Lalmonirhat Sadar and Patgram. Lalmonirhat can be called a district of enclaves. The total area of the 33 enclaves (27 are in Patgram) is 1807 hectares. The biggest and most noted enclaves are Dahagram and Angarpota. The Tin-Bigha corridor connects these two enclaves with the main land.
Archaeological Heritage and Relics: Subadar Monsur Khan Mosque (known as Nidaria Mosque), Sindhumati dighi, Hussain Sarabor (dry pond), Harano (lost) Mosque (8th century AH), Dharla Bridge at Mughalhat, Tusharbandhar Zamindar Bari, Ijaradar Mosque, Kakina Rajbari, Kabi Bari (house and collections of poet Sheikh Fazlul Karim), the tomb of Hazrat Shah Sufi Muhammad Fazlur Rahman (known as Blind Hafez).
Historical Events: During the WAR OF LIBERATION the headquarters of Sector 6 was located at Burimari of Lalmonirhat district. Lalmonirhat was liberated on 6 December 1971.
Marks of War of Liberation: Mass grave 8, memorial 7, mass killing site 7.
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A court in Turkey has sentenced Filiz Akinci to 11 months and 20 days in prison over an obscene hand gesture she allegedly made two years ago towards then-Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, now president.
"I am not guilty. I didn't commit any crime," she cried in court.
On March 16, 2014, the economist and mother of two supposedly performed the hand gesture and spewed "insulting statements" towards Erdoğan as his bus passed her.
Security guards stormed into the woman's home, without any identification, to detain her. They dragged her to the "police station while she was dressed in her pajamas."
The İzmir 41st Court of First Instance hosted the sixth hearing on Wednesday, "in which Erdoğan was the complainant." The defendant appeared with her lawyer Anıl Güler and Erdoğan's lawyer Sema Cansu Bozkurt Sütçü.
Today's Zaman reports:
Her lawyer Güler said there were two witnesses to the incident, one of whom is a member of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party), which Erdoğan was the leader of at the time, and the other from the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), a right-wing party. Stating that there is no concrete evidence supporting the allegation that his client committed the crime, Güler demanded her acquittal.
Judge Hakim Oruç said the CDs in the case file were examined by experts and there were no recordings proving that the suspect made the alleged hand gesture; however, he pointed to the statements of witnesses and police officers claiming that Filiz A. made the offensive hand gesture. The judge decided to sentence Filiz A. to six months in prison and then raised the sentence to 11 months, 20 days due to the complainant's being a public official. The court did not suspend the prison sentence as Filiz A. had a previous criminal record. After the hearing she was seen in tears, with her lawyer saying that they would appeal the decision.
Turkish Penal Code Article 299 makes it "a criminal offense to insult the president." The offender may receive one to four years in prison.
On Monday, Erdoğan sued opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu for calling the president a "sham dictator."
Erdoğan's lawyers wrote in their petition filing:
There is no public interest in the speech subject to the case. The defendant did not taken [sic] public interest into account while criticizing our client; he has exceeded the boundaries of criticism and attacked the personality rights of our client, while it was possible to make criticism with expressions other than these unfair and unlawful expressions.
Turkey has a history of following up and punishing alleged insults toward President Erdoğan.
Erdoğan took his rival to court in September 2015 after Kılıçdaroğlu played "leaked tape recordings involving corruption claims that engulfed former government officials during his tenure as prime minister."
A year ago, officials arrested former Miss Turkey Merve Buyuksarac because she quoted a poem on social media that insults the president.
In March, the police arrested a 13-year-old boy during class over an insult against Erdoğan on Facebook. A few weeks later, a court sentenced two cartoonists to 11 months in prison over a cartoon that implied the president is a homosexual.
The government forced a private firm to fire a custodial staffer after she allegedly insulted Erdoğan and Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu on Facebook. At first, the firm refused to fire her, but changed its mind when officials threatened to award the cleaning contract to another firm.
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The battery-powered PA that saved me time and time again!
A little while back, one of my bands was hired to perform at a family reunion. People from all over the country gathered at a hotel banquet hall to celebrate. There was food made right there by the families, games for all ages, and us, a 6-piece live, dance/party band complete with full sound and lighting!
Well, that was the plan.
Unbeknownst to anyone, the hotel's power grid wasn't equipped to handle the party, and the room's circuit breaker broke every few minutes. It was embarrassing, but my little band wasn't able to get our mixer turned-on without tripping the breaker. On the family's side, they couldn't even charge their phones. The hotel's engineer wasn't being much help either.
Imagine planning a massive family gathering, preparing a ton of food, hiring a live band, and decorating a hotel banquet room … only to not be able to cook the food, have the band play, and not have any music in the background.
So what the heck were we supposed to do? The only acoustic instrument available was drums. The clients were very understanding and were encouraging us to simply treat ourselves to the food that was prepared, even going so far as to tell us, "It's okay. There's nothing we can do about it. You'll still get paid. Just enjoy the party with us." Then I remembered! I just happened to have these with me:
No! Not my wife's bass from her days of playing in a metal band. Those little speakers behind it.
They are a pair of Sunburst Gear speakers (http://www.sunburstgear.com/). Battery-powered PA speakers/studio monitors complete with a mixer, bluetooth input, and speaker stand ports. I ran to my car, grabbed, them, and in no time, there was finally music at the party! The batteries were already depleted from a prior show where I was using them, but they managed to hold out a couple of hours until some very creative cabling helped us get band-level sound going (musicians: we had the entire band–5 vocalists, 2 keyboards, guitar, bass, and drums–going out of a keyboard amp! Hahaha!)
Got another story I'd like to share, but before that, I wanted to talk about …
My story with Sunburst Gear
In February of 2015, I was performing at Folk Alliance International and demoing for John Pearse Strings and scouting talent for Stonebridge Guitars. I quickly made friends with David, Nina, and Julie from a new company called Sunburst Gear/Elite Acoustics. They invited me to come try out their products.
I immediately recognized that they were on to something very different from your standard fair of battery-powered guitar amps. First, the sound able to cut through the bustle and racket of the convention floor by highlighting the upper-mid frequencies. Second, the speakers had an actual mixer built into the chassis placed where it'd be easy to reach for a performer. Third, the battery system JUST. MAKES. SENSE.
A lot of battery-powered amps force you to use an inordinate amount of AA or D batteries, more than you'd care to carry with you out on gigs. Sunburst Gear forgoes the need for carrying batteries by placing a rechargeable battery inside the speaker (with battery meter). They also include a cable that allows you to, get this, charge the speaker in your car.
And wow, doesn't that make a ton of sense for the touring musician who spends hours in … well … a car!
The outer casing is a beautiful, black carbon fiber, and there's a very sturdy metal handle on top to facilitate easy carrying. On the bottom, there are robust rubber feet so that you can place these puppies on the ground without scratching-up the unit.
My experience
I've used these daily for the past 2 years. They are my go-to studio monitors. I use them any time I need sound reinforcement but don't have access to electricity. I used them to provide music for my daughter's baby shower. I used them when I was driving a big tour van that didn't have a stereo. I used them as monitors when sound guys didn't have one for me. I used them for busking. I used them when I was recording artists on location on a laptop. The list goes on and on and on.
This summer has been my most successful wedding season yet, and I owe a large part of that to my Sunburst Gear speakers. On several instances, I've had clients who were worried during our consultation because their perfect wedding was an outdoors wedding with no access to electricity.
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