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I would like to tell everbody about Roane Central Utility District. They came and cut my water off without giving me any notice.
It says on back of the bill, "No second notice will be sent."
Well, I'd like to know like to know why they cut off my water without sending me a notice.
I have outside dogs and chickens out in the heat and they saw that. Now, if that's not cruelity to animals, what is?
I know this person that Roane Central let their bill go way over $300 and never cut the water off and they were months behind.
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A road rage incident during the April 1 evening commute in Eagan led to one driver waving a BB gun at another, Dakota County prosecutors say.
Joshua T. Tipcke, 27, of South St. Paul was charged two days later with terroristic threats and assault, both felonies. He remained jailed Wednesday in Dakota County with bail set at $50,000 with conditions or $25,000 without.
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Tipcke and another driver were both traveling west on Cliff Road near the intersection of Interstate 35E around 6:30 p.m. The other driver said Tipcke cut him off.
The driver honked and "pointed his finger in a scolding manner" at Tipcke, the charges said.
The driver then saw Tipcke root around in his car, produce a gun and point it at him.
That prompted the driver to back off. He called 911 and followed Tipcke to an Eagan apartment complex.
Police came to the apartment complex to look for Tipcke. Around 7:30 p.m., a woman called police to say Tipcke had pushed his way into her apartment with a gun in his waistband. He told her the police were looking for her.
Officers made contact with Tipcke by phone and talked him into giving himself up. During that conversation, he admitted to brandishing the gun — which turned out to be a gas-powered BB pistol — at the other driver.
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Tipcke has prior convictions in Minnesota for misdemeanor domestic assault and violating a no-contact order, according to court records. His next court date is set for April 29.
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What does question mark mean?
Definitions for question mark
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word question mark.
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question mark, interrogation point(noun)
a punctuation mark (?) placed at the end of a sentence to indicate a question
question mark(Noun)
The punctuation mark u201C?u201D, used at the end of a sentence to indicate a question.
question mark(Noun)
doubt or uncertainty
Question mark
The question mark, is a punctuation mark that replaces the full stop at the end of an interrogative sentence in English and many other languages. The question mark is not used for indirect questions. The question mark character is also often used in place of missing or unknown data. In Unicode, it is encoded at U+003F ? question mark.
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question mark
A type of symbol used to ask a direct question in text, writing, speech or within a computer program or computer software.
Online where we completed our assignments we were asked direct questions to justify our understanding of the work we have revised and studies to assess our understanding and knowledge of what we had learnt.
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The numerical value of question mark in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
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There is a major question mark.
There's a big question mark on your head, the Democrats are going to bring a lawsuit.
We still have the big question mark over Iran. This month is the crunch time for P5+1 talks.
In all things it is a good idea to hang a question mark now and then on the things we have taken for granted.
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- ؟, علامة سؤال, علامة استفهامArabic
- জিজ্ঞাসাচিহ্নBengali
- pik-goulennataBreton
- interrogant, signe d'interrogacióCatalan, Valencian
- otazníkCzech
- gofynnodWelsh
- spørgsmålstegnDanish
- FragezeichenGerman
- ;, ερωτηματικόGreek
- demandosignoEsperanto
- signo de interrogaciónSpanish
- ؟Persian
- kysymysmerkkiFinnish
- point d'interrogationFrench
- comharradh-ceisteScottish Gaelic
- प्रश्नचिह्नHindi
- kérdőjelHungarian
- հարցական նշանArmenian
- spurningarmerkiIcelandic
- punto interrogativoItalian
- ?, 疑問符Japanese
- ល្បះសំនួរKhmer
- 물음표, ?Korean
- FroenzeechenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- klaustukasLithuanian
- tohu pātaiMāori
- пра́шалникMacedonian
- tanda soalMalay
- း။Burmese
- vraagtekenDutch
- spørsmålstegnNorwegian
- znak zapytania, pytajnikPolish
- ؟Pashto, Pushto
- ponto de interrogaçãoPortuguese
- semn de întrebareRomanian
- вопроси́тельный знак, знак вопро́саRussian
- ùpitnīk, упитникSerbo-Croatian
- vprašajSlovene
- pikëpyetjeAlbanian
- frågeteckenSwedish
- soru işaretiTurkish
- ؟Urdu
- säkamalülVolapük
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Joel CARNAT wrote:
What I use to do is: - cvs up to -HEAD pkgsrc and pkgsrc-wip. - install wip/modular-xorg-server (18.104.22.168nb2 because nb3 seems to have weird distinfo and patch issue at compilation) - install x11/xf86-video-intel - install the rest (xf86-input-keyboad and mouse, fonts, xinit, ...)FYI, you can use modular-xorg-server 1.3.0 if you roll back to xf86-video-intel-2.1.1. Cheers, JaredAh, that would mean use of pkgsrc-2008Q1, which is quite nice.
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Associate Research ProfessorB.A. and M.A. in Journalism and Master of City Planning, The Ohio State University; M.B.A., Wright State University
- Room 247, Civic Square Building
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Research Interests
- Land use law
- Planning statute reform
- State growth management
- Affordable housing
- Planning and zoning administration
- Impact analysis
- Public administration and finance
- Comprehensive planning
Stuart Meck is an associate research professor and previous director of the Center for Planning Practice in the Bloustein School. He teaches planning law, planning and land use administration, history and theory of planning, ethics in planning and public policy, and transportation impact analysis for development proposals. A specialist in planning statute reform and land use controls, Meck is a former national president of the American Planning Association, has 44 years of experience as a professional planner, researcher, and municipal administrator, and has written widely on planning and land use controls. His two major works are the Growing Smart Legislative Guidebook: Model Statutes for Planning and the Management of Change, 2002 edition (American Planning Association, 2002), for which he served as principal investigator and general editor; and, with Kenneth Pearlman, Ohio Planning and Zoning Law, 20th edition (Thomson-Reuters-West 2015), which is published annually. Meck is also a coauthor, with Professor Daniel R. Mandelker of the Washington University School of Law and several other attorneys and law professors, of Planning and Control of Land Development: Cases and Materials, 9th Edition (Lexis/Nexis, 2015). He serves as the Bloustein School's faculty liaison to the New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association.
He has done consulting work for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Czech Republic, the Fannie Mae Foundation, the Government of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Hillsborough County, Florida, and the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, among others. He has also provided technical assistance to a number of New Jersey municipalities. He is headed up a team from Rutgers and Duncan Associates in Chicago that drafted a new zoning and subdivision code and zoning map for the U.S. Virgin Islands. Meck is a Fellow of the American Institute of Certified Planners (FAICP) and a licensed Professional Planner (PP) in New Jersey. Meck holds a B.A. and an M.A. in Journalism and a Master of City Planning from the Ohio State University, and an M.B.A. from Wright State University. He is also an adjunct associate professor in the Goucher College Master of Historic Preservation program. A City of Trenton resident, he is a member of its Master Plan Steering Committee
Complete Curriculum Vitae (C.V.)
Graduate Courses
- Survey of Planning Law Principles
- History and Theory of Planning
- Planning & Land Use Administration
- Seminar Urban Planning
Recent Publications
- 2016: Daniel R. Mandelker, Carol Necole Brown, Stuart Meck, Dwight Merriam, Peter W. Salsich, Jr., Nancy Stroud, Julie Tappendorf. Planning and Control of Land Development, Cases and Material, Cases and Materials, 9th Edition (LexisNexis, 2015).
- 2016: With Kenneth Pearlman, Ohio Planning and Zoning Law, 2015 (20th) Edition. Eagan, MN: Thomson-Reuters, 2015. (published annually).
- 2016: With Nicola Mammes, "Digital Graphics," Zoning Practice (January 2016), pp. 1-7.
- 2016: With Planning Communications (River Forest, IL), Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice for Fairfax County, Va. My role was to review the Fairfax County Zoning Code to determine if it posed any impediments to affordable housing.
- 2015: "Analysis of Houston's Development Controls for Exclusionary Impacts," Appendix 2 in Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice (Houston, TX: City of Houston Housing and Community Development Department, August 2015): 180-200.
- 2014: New Jersey's Mount Laurel Doctrine and Its Implementation: Under Attack, But Safe (for Now), Planning & Environmental Law, 66(1) (2014): 4-12.
- 2014: Book Review: A Review of "Climbing Mount Laurel: The Struggle for Affordable Housing and Social Mobility in an American Suburb", Journal of the American Planning Association, 80:3 (2014) 277-278.
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It was really a very nice appetizing bit of pishcha they'd laid out on the tray - two or three lomticks of like hot roastbeef with mashed kartoffel and vedge, then there was also ice-cream and a nice hot chasha of chai.
Then, my brothers, we had these off-white cravats which looked like whipped-up kartoffel or spud with a sort of a design made on it with a fork.
But kartoffel definitely wins, and I like cumin better but only if you say "coo" and not "cyu".
But the Teuton has _kartoffel, _ utterly different; argal again, the
The Crest-Wave of Evolution A Course of Lectures in History, Given to the Graduates' Class in the Raja-Yoga College, Point Loma, in the College-Year 1918-19
No servants were present, but on a sideboard stood a cold salmon and cold joints and kalter aufschnitt and kartoffel salat, and a variety of other comestibles, and many bottles of beer and wine and whisky.
Menu items include: Sauerbraten, kartoffel (potatoes) gratin, vegetable dishes, brotchen (bread), fresh dinner rolls with sweet cream butter, bread and butter pickles, Black Forest Gateau (cake).
Other German dishes to try include bienenstich (German coffeecake filled with custard and topped with almonds and honey), kartoffel (pancakes made from potatoes and served with sausage and applesauce) and an assortment of torte cake tarts.
On the menu are spaetzle, a pasta that's either stirred with eggs and bacon or served as a casserole with cheese and onion; kartoffel salat, a potato salad and flaedlesuppe, a vegetable broth served with strips of pancake.
If kussin is tuber-verboten by the kartoffel boss heavyweights on the site, then why not say it's a rule because we said so and be done with it?


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Canadian Housing Starts (SEP)
Expected: 220,000
Previous: 232,700 (R+)
Canadian fundamentals were clearly stellar last month. On the back of last Friday's far better than expected employment report, Tuesday's housing starts report far surpassed economists expectations. The official consensus was actually calling for a decline in construction activity. Instead, the market recieved a 45,500 increase in starts over the upwardly revised August September. At 278,200 starts, this was the highest reading for this indicator's series since 1978. Looking to the breakdown from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, the jump was fully accountable to the urban sector. The rural component was unchanged at 33,800. Single family, city dwellings actually dropped 4,100 units; while those multi-family homes increased a staggering 49,600 units. Looking at the breakdown along regional axes, Quebec's 19,400 home-increase and Ontario's 14,900 pick up accounted for the bulk of the increase.
In the minutes after the housing report, USDCAD was only 15 points lower with the market initially showing a tepid response to the considerable improvement.


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I realize this subject is five years old. It is unfortunate that when writers include inaccurate material which later generations assume to be true and try to build on. I'm thankful for the early documents of this family, however, early researchers have been made obsolete by more recent research. I followed the controversey surrounding Dr. Stockings' records and surveyed comments made by others of this line. I did some re-researching and went over the data repeatedly. I had this same problem working my father's family. I tried to run a time line on the Williams', Thomas' and Abrahams' and I had diffilculty making the dates work. There are different spouses with same children, sets of parents with the same childen and repeated naming patterns. I am a 10th generation Knowlton descendant. Based on my Great-Grandmother's history, the first three generations from William 1500/Smith, appear to be correct, though the dates don't exactly jive.
The fourth generation is not and the William in this family does not fit the pattern. The remaining six generations are correct and leads to my Great-Grandmother.
He is the William Knowlton 1643/Susannah/Lydia Griffin group. My notes show them with three children, two by Susannah,one by Griffin. My line of Knowltons were in Buffalo and Brooklyn, N.Y. and Mt. Vernon and Richmond,OH. My Great-Grandmother who was a Knowlton, was born in Winona, ILL. If anyone out there is working these families, I would be glad to hear from them.
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I was intrigued to read Boris Johnson's call for legislation to invalidate the results of ballots where less than half the eligible electorate exercise their right to participate (Second tube strike over job cuts hits millions of London commuters, 5 October). Presumably we can expect the resignation of the mayor of London (elected on a turnout of 45.33%) forthwith?
Dr Richard Hayton
University of Huddersfield
• Dr Paul O'Kane suggests (Letters, 4 October) that the coalition should be seen in nautical terms as a catamaran. However, this implies twin hulls of roughly the same size. A better analogy would be an outrigger canoe, in which a lateral support float attached to the port (left) side gives stability to a craft which would otherwise be liable to capsize.
Henry Brownrigg
• Mention of cowboy time (Letters, 20 September) reminded me of the "almost unique" configuration of time and date that will occur at 10 seconds past 10 minutes past 10am on the 10th of October this year: 10:10:10 on 10.10.10.
Elizabeth Bailey
• Years ago in Beirut, the Foreign Office official sitting next to me at a posh dinner advised me that there was only one way to get a chandelier really clean: with gin (Shortcuts, G2, 29 September).
Margaret Chesworth
• Alain de Botton (Unwed Ed, 2 October) posits: "The real question is whether the world is yet ready for a bachelor prime minister." The world may be a different proposition, but can he have forgotten Edward Heath, prime minister 1970-74?
Susan Pringle
• To refer to a man as "a bachelor", when he is clearly attached and has a child, is to show that vocabulary hasn't kept pace with the reality of the 21st-century family.
SFR Roome
• The late Ivor Cutler wore a button on his woolly hat that simply read "NO". Cutler called it his all-purpose protest badge (Letters, 5 October).
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Twickenham, Middlesex


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The Black Watch Third Battalion Royal Regiment of Scotland will march through Forfar on Thursday (December 3) on a Freedom Parade through the town centre streets.
Setting off from the former Chapel Park Primary School in Academy Street at 11am more than 100-strong, the Black Watch will march into the centre of Forfar and take the salute from dignitaries, veterans and Angus councillors at The Cross.
Among the reception group will be Lord Lieutenant of Angus, Mrs Georgiana Osbourne; Major Brian Cooper, Officer Commanding Headquarter Company; and Provost of Angus, Councillor Helen Oswald.
The parade of Black Watch personnel, members of the Regiment's pipe band, as well as veterans from the Black Watch Association, will celebrate the Freedom of Angus granted to them in 2006.
The parade comes to an end back at Academy Street and there is a civic reception thereafter at the Royal British Legion Scotland.
The Provost said: "On behalf of the residents of Forfar and indeed Angus we offer our heartfelt and very warmest of Angus welcomes to the Battalion on their return to the county.
"We are all very proud of our long-held association with the Black Watch and are grateful for the continued outstanding service they give to this county and this country."


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A number of these have struggled to get their head in front so with a degree of caution, a speculative interest about RYAN STYLE is advised. Lisa Williamson's gelding was sent off as favourite for this race last year finishing third before being disqualified for not drawing the correct weight. He arrives at Epsom some 9lb lower on this occasion and it is hoped that he can leave some moderate soft ground form behind. Top weight Flash City has placed three times this term and is clearly in good heart while Osiris Way hasn't obliged for over two years though Pat Chamings' veteran ran his best race for some time at Bath and the handicapper has not taken evasive action. Fair Value appears to appreciate fast ground and any market confidence in Simon Dow's four-year-old is noted.
Flash City (ITY) 14-1 (9-3) Led, ridden and headed over 1f out, chased winner, stayed on same pace towards finish, 4th of 17, 1l behind Judge 'n Jury (9-8) at York 5f hcp 0-95 (3) sft in Jun.
Diamond Charlie (IRE) 20-1 (9-5) In touch, ridden over 2f out, weakened 1f out, 10th of 11, 7l behind Sacrosanctus (9-4) at Epsom Downs 6f hcp 0-95 (3) gd.
Fair Value (IRE) 11-2fav (9-9) Raced far side, pressed leader, led group halfway, driven and about 1 length behind near side group leader 1f out, headed far side inside final furlong, weakened final 100 yards, 10th of 14, 6l behind Jarrow (9-5) at Sandown 5f hcp 0-85 (4) gd.
Falasteen (IRE) 18-1 (9-12) Tracked leaders, ridden inside final furlong, no extra, 4th of 9, 2l behind Rebecca Romero (8-11) at Bath 5f hcp 0-85 (4) sft.
Volcanic Dust (IRE) 8-1 (8-7) Chased leaders, under pressure halfway, weakened over 1f out, last of 5, 13l behind Taurus Twins (8-11) at Nottingham 5f hcp 0-95 (3) gs in Jun.
Osiris Way 7-1 (9-4) Led, ridden inside final furlong, headed final 75 yards, kept on, 2nd of 9, 1 1/4l behind Rebecca Romero (8-11) at Bath 5f hcp 0-85 (4) sft.
Bertoliver 33-1 (8-13) Chased leaders and soon pushed along, ridden insid efinal 2f, weakened over 1f out, eased when no chance inside final furlong, last of 15, 12l behind Jedward (9-2) at Newmarket 5f hcp 0-90 (3) sft.
Swendab (IRE) 25-1 (9-10) Mid-division, weakened over 2f out, 8th of 10, 10l behind Dream Catcher (8-11) at Windsor 6f app hcp (5) sft.
Ryan Style (IRE) 10-1 (9-7) Tracked leaders, not clear run over 1f out, never on terms, 4th of 7, 5l behind The Nifty Fox (9-4) at Ayr 6f hcp 0-75 (5) sft.
Black Baccara 20-1 (9-2) Took keen hold, close up, ridden and lost place well over 1f out, soon weakened, last of 8, 15l behind Athenian (9-3) at Kempton 6f fll hcp 0-80 (4) pol in Jun.


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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- The Medical University of South Carolina is getting the chance to try out a new way of providing health care for its employees, in an experiment that could pave the way for changes for all state employees.
On Tuesday, the Budget and Control Board approved the school's proposal for a one-year pilot program, which would create a "patient-centered medical home" for the university's 18,000 employees. Workers and their families would get health care through a more centralized system, with case managers helping ensure they get the most effective, efficient care.
Employees would be able to pick from MUSC's primary care doctors, all of whom have been certified to provide that level of care, according to MUSC chief executive officer Pat Cawley.
Cawley said Tuesday the program would incentivize people to first seek out their primary care providers instead of going to an emergency room — visits that can be time consuming and costly, for all parties involved.
"We'll try to persuade them to go over to the medical home office," Cawley told the board.
Those incentives could include lower deductibles. Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom, one of the Budget and Control Board's five members, said Tuesday that the real deciding factor of the program's success would be the costs — and savings — borne by employees themselves.
"That's going to be the driver," Eckstrom said.
The program, approved earlier this year by the Public Employee Benefit Authority, goes into effect Jan. 1. If it's successful, South Carolina could implement something similar for all state employees as part of an ongoing effort to hold down costs.
"Primary care is very important. Preventative care is very important," Gov. Nikki Haley, who chairs the Budget and Control Board, said. "If you focus in on those two, it should be very effective."
Also Tuesday, the Budget and Control Board unanimously approved changes to the health plan that covers all state employees. That proposal increases employer premiums by 6.8 percent but keeps subscriber rates the same. But co-pays and deductibles would go up by 20 percent, a change Eckstrom praised.
"I think it's a lot easier for many users of the health plan to pay during office visits and to pay deductibles than it is to have a fixed increase in premium costs," Eckstrom said. "Either way, the costs are spread, and that's the sort of focus that needs to be maintained."
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ordered online my food was delivered roughly 45 minutes later. they only delivered 2 wanton soups when I had ordered and paid for 3. called in to complain they offered to give me credit on my next order. they finally agree to send me the soup anything further would have to be discussed with the manager, who was out for delivery, and who would be delivering the soup. half hour later a delivery driver shows up and tries to give me a refund on the wonton, I complained that the manager was suppose to be by and give us our soup, he told up that the manager was at the restaurant. so we called bat and after another 30 minutes finally talked to the manager. they've still not sent us the soup which we paid for or offered us any further refund other then credit but they've given me no reason to order again in order to use said cred. they're staff have been rude and unproffesional, and the owner/manager no better.
WOW !! This place is a MUST !! You need to try the Masala Dosa and the Samosa's ! The new owners have made a huge effort in cleaning this place up. The chairs and new flooring have made this a more cozy place to dine. The menu now offers both VEG and NON-VEG. They will be adding to the menu in the next few months but some of the daily Non-Veg items are very tasty. Especially the Chicken Biriyani. While sitting there, it amazes me the amount of take out orders. So I guess this looks to be the best new South Indian Rest in town ! I can honestly say that it is well priced and very tasty ! I high recommend it if your looking for a place that serves fresh food at a decent price !!
Adult tator tots strangely powdery no flavor, hot dogs could go without the pepper ketchup, bacon perogies are sometimes excellent, sometimes way over cooked, brownies are cold like out of the fridge cold and no thanks please dont microwave it, that does not count as cooking
Staff is excellent, just serving up bar food that probably tastes way better after a few....
A few months ago, this place was full of great staff, I Loved Everybody There! Now, I hardly recognize anybody there, I especially miss my favorite people who worked here. I feel like the standards of service have dropped much too low, it's very disturbing. I recommend going to another Starbucks, I know I will!
I arranged a team luncheon for 39 people. Kristy Farion was the catering manager I worked with. She was knowledgeable and so incredibly helpful in creating a great lunch for the team.
I printed the menus from the website and everyone was able to place their own order. 39 orders that varied between personalized wraps, rice bowls, quesadillas, sandwiches and salad rolls and every single one was delivered as ordered! One team member said their rice bowl was so good he could literally dive into it!
We also had five large salads which were some of the best salads I've ever had. The produce was fresh and the dressings were so flavourful. At one point when everyone was eating, it was funny to hear the crunch-crunch of the lettuce. All we had left from five large trays of salads was a quarter of a tray. People went back for seconds and thirds.
It was a great lunch and we appreciate what Kristy and the rest of the Chopped Leaf Commerce Place staff did for us!
This is a great place for a real burger. It's will cost you about $13 for an amazing burger, great fries and a large drink. The Burger is large to say the least and was enough to fill fill me up when usually at McD's I have an extra burger to fill the gap. The toppings were as fresh as could be and the fries were piping hot. After you order you can grab a scoup of peanuts and sit down until your number was called.
There was not much for annoying youth, running their mouths off like you would find in a standard fast food place. Watching the clientele come and go as I was eating, I would say that everyone from all walks of life come here. Kinda laughed when I seen a "gal" with a brand name everything, snotty looking, squirt ketchup on her Gucci bag, happens to us all.
All said and done, this is now top on my list for grabbing a fast really good burger.
I will start by saying I live just across the street from the Meadowlark Brewsters, and I have gone there many times, hoping that I will make it a habit to have it as my neighborhood pub. However, after giving it so many chances, I realized the place really sucks and made painful decision to avoid it at any cost.
Here is why:
The service is too slow and arrogant. The one item on the menu that seems to attract people are the wings. The rest of the menu is nothing too exciting, your typical pub food, priced too high. Most waitresses are chubby and dressed like sluts in black, which explains why some guys like the place.
The beer is good, I like the Shaughnessey Stout. At the bar, the same story, the bartenders are either stoned the whole time or arrogant, or just plain dumb. During the day the music is pretty dull and very loud. It seems they play some radio station and don't care for what the customers like.
If you go there during lunch it is packed with seniors, as there are many senior condominium complexes around.
They have about 30 tv sets in the place, but almost always they show the same channel. If you ask them to change it on one of the sets, say you wanted to watch the UEFA semi finals instead the golf channel or the billiard, they will either ignore you, or say that the rest of the crowd wants to see the program that they have on now (which they just say even if you are the only person in the area where the tv is), or they will try to get a hold of the manager by phone to ask for permission, which on one occasion took more than half an hour, by which time I finished my beer and decided to order lunch somewhere else.
If you are looking for good food and fun times, don't go there.
There are so many pubs in town of the similar type, that have much better food and service (the twisted kilt, shanks, boston pizza, etc...) that I really don't understand how can these guys stay in business.
Steeps is a great place to visit if you love tea! or even if you just want to try tea. There are 150 teas to try, from all areas of the world, plus herbal, rooibos and flavoured tea. Steeps carries fabulous estate teas, high end white & oolong tea, and also some of the best matcha. Steeps is one of the only locations in Edmonton to serve a proper ceremonial matcha in a bowl. You can also try out Yerba mate in a gourd here! And if the tea is not enough, Steeps serves up some of the best Chai in the city as well as some fabulous tea lattes. They also serve espresso drinks if you would rather have a Cappuccino or Cafe Latte.
Steeps serves some light lunch food items, like soups and samosas, along with local baking like scones, waffles, and hummus. Steeps also serves a large gluten free selection, like muffins, date squares, brownies, and cookies.
At Steeps, when you order tea, you get to choose your own tea cup from a variety of china cups and eclectic tea mugs. Tea is served in a french press, so you can watch your leaves and get free water refills.
There is free wifi and plenty of comfy chairs to relax in, and books to read or games to play. Everyone is and feels welcome here, and the Staff always make sure you know how to steep your tea, or give great suggestions on new teas to try or treats to snack on.
We came in ordered their catepiller roll, dragon eyes, two orders of their wonder tempura, salmon sashimi, beef tataki, tuna tataki, maki maki roll, and a sushi boat. I got to say they have this new dish i believe its called spicy salmon yuke. thats a fabulous appetizer Im not sure if their trying it out right now or its not on their menu yet but i would recomend trying it. Its a minced spicy salmon dip.
I live in Vancouver but visit my family every summer and Christmas. And everytime I make sure I get a amazing yummy yummy Donairs at this place. Best i've ever had. Fresh food, clean place with friendly guys. and my mom LOVES their crispy perfect onion rings. Keep it up Donairs station. I'll see you in the summer.
We (a group of U of A students) tried this place out recently for lunch. They have a good buffet selection with a lot of vegetarian options. Service was good and water was refilled at an alarming rate. The bread coming with the buffet was pretty good and came in several possible flavours. Overall we were happy with Daawat and will be returning in the future.
Don't waste your time and money at this overpriced restaurant with mediocre food and a greedy owner with poor personal customer service and business building training.
The Good: The Serving Staff were Great! We had a wonderful waitress, and the guys that bring around the meat were hilarious! They really made the evening enjoyable and full of laughter with their interactions at the table! You are to be commended!
The Bad: The food was way overpriced for what we received in quality of taste and flavour.
The Mediocre: The food.
SALAD: I love salad bars - and their presentation was very pretty. But I barely ate more than one or two bites of each dish that I tried, and had to spit out one of them. There was nothing that wowed me even a little. The only saving grace was the fresh mango slices. We were all hoping for pineapple... but none until the very end of the night, and it was sliced sliver thin and layered on the plate with pork - meaning my friend that cannot eat pork couldn't have ANY pineapple. It was also very weird to have the salad dressings right after the plates. So are we supposed to go past, get our salads, and THEN go back to the start of the line to get to the dressings again? i gave up!
MEAT: At other brazillian restaurants, I have been jokingly accused of making 'inapropriate sounds' while fully enjoying the beautiful flavours of the many different cuts of meat. At PAMPA's however, I was very dissappointed! Only ONE of the 10 cuts of meat warrented a 'wow' experience - the rest were mediocre... and FOUR of them tasted like LIVER! *BLECH*!
DESSERT: Ordered separately at an additional charge - which was far overpriced for what we got. We were having a birthday party and did not see anything we could order as a 'birthday cake'... so ordered some other items instead just because the dessert menu items looked interesting. Enjoyable, but not 'wow', and about double the price it deserved.
The ugly - The Owner: Oscar.
So once everyone was completely finished with what the restaurant had to offer, I brought out 2 'backup' birthday cupcakes, because a birthday just isn't a birthday without cake (and the restaurant did not have cake to offer that we could buy for this purpose). I knew their bellies would be full, but just wanted a photo with the 2 birthday people before they could put the cupcakes back in the box and take them home to have the next day. One person chose to put theirs back, the other person ate theirs.
When the bill came - we were shocked and surprised to be charged $18/ DOLLARS CAKE PLATING SERVICE CHARGE!!!!! SERIOUSLY? a labour/service charge for a labour and service that they never performed! To add insult to injury - it was explained that the charge was based on $3 per person for every person at the table of 6! Regardless of the fact that only 2 cupcakes were on the table, and only 1 was consumed, and that no service of any kind was performed by the restaurant staff. The owner noticed the cupakes and ordered the waitress to add the charge to the bill. So we asked to speak with him to sort it out. We comfirmed that this surprise fee/policy was not posted anywhere in the restaurant (and have since confirmed that it is also not posted on their website).
The proper thing to do:
Option 1: at the time of noticing the cupcakes, approach the table immediately and politely explain the policy - allowing us to put the cupcakes away without any hard feelings, nor any further action, leaving the owner with his dignity and the customers with a pleasant experience. If the customer doesn't understand there is a problem, they cannot make informed decisions. Offering that information is a service to the customer. It makes the restaurant look good at the end of the day.
Option 2: if they didn't have the courage to perform option 1, and just wanted to see if we would notice the extra charge, or NOT notice it an pay without knowing... then at the time of being questioned, the smart thing to do would be to either wave it, OR to at the very least seek the middle ground. As a matter of principle - math has to make sense. If we brought in 2 cupcakes to serve and didn't know about the fee, then we should pay $3 x 2 cupcakes. So reducing the fee to $6 would have shown that the owner is reasonable and has compassion, and wants these 6 people and all of their friends and family to return.
Oscar - the owner - did not care about the math of 2 cupcakes vs 6 people vs no labour or service provided. And would not back down. Is $18 really worth the loss to reputation and future business? or in this case - if option 2 had ensued - is $12 really worth it? Apparently Oscar is greedy enough that he wants the $12 so bad right now he is willing to put blinders on and refuse to think of the future ramifications of his actions on his business.
Oscar - there is a lot of training out there for you in the realm of customer service, and proper choices and recourse to PROSPER and BUILD your business. I hope you put that precious $18 towards enrolling in such education! Especially since one member of our party who had been talking earlier in the evening about this being a good choice for her Father's birthday of 15 people - has now abruptly cancelled any such thoughts! But it's just as well... she had never been to other Brazillian restaurants of this nature and therefore had no comparison to base the quality of the food, and therefore to think of 15 people paying that overpriced charge is hard to fathom anyways!
I love hanging out here after work and weekends, as I get to meet friendly people, play pool while waiting my turn to sing, and best of all, munch on some awesome pizza.
I go about 3-4 times a week, its near my place so a great location for me to unwind and enjoy some good company. There are many different social circles there, from trades to retail to I.T. so its always something different to talk about. Everyone has fun, its a pleasant and not overly loud atmosphere whatsoever, which makes enjoying their food and Karaoke a pleasure.
Pool is $1.25 per game, they have 7 bar style tables on the far side of the place, and they're in decent shape. Plenty of seating both in the sports side (where the pool tables and huge projector screen are), and the lounge side (where the Karaoke singers usually sing at). The bar is situated smack dab in the middle of the place, and has plenty of easy access bar chairs all around it. Plenty of screens located above and around the bar too.
There are 3 projected screens, two of which are dedicated to showing two sports feeds, the third being used for the Karaoke singers. The sound system is very decent while not being too loud, as it projects sound approx 8-10' up, and over the entire place, and not downward. Very nice, its easy enough to have decent conversations without feeling like you're competing against a barrage of noise.
There are 3 VLT terminals at the back of the sports side, a pinball game and shooting/hunter game near the washrooms corridor, and a modern music Tunes jukebox which can download new songs if required from its internet server.
The Karaoke is the main reason why I visit, with over 13,000 songs to choose from and more added quite frequently, there's never a lack of material to attempt to sing. From my brief time there so far I've witnessed some AMAZING singers who should be laying down track, they're that good. Rosario's has a great reputation for attracting talented and humble singers, so its a pleasure just to hang out for a few hours to listen to them sing, even if there are the odd amateurs who butcher a few songs. :) Its so worth it.
The staff are very friendly, albeit due to the constant influx of customers they can be a bit overwhelmed with taking orders, so do be patient. Food is served until at least midnight, and their menu is quite comprehensive for a sports bar venue such as this. I have to say, the Pizza is probably the BEST in Edmonton, and take it from me, I love food. As an I.T. guy who has worked at night, finding decent pizza in this city is damn annoying. It was truly a very satisfying experience to enjoy their pizza for the first time and be blown away by how good it was.
Regarding drinks, I'm fairly certain they have a fair (great, even) selection of beer, wine, and hard liquor, but as I'm not a drinker I will only go by memory as to seeing a lot of different labels being used.
I think that about covers my review, and do hope it helps pique the interest of future customers. Please feel free to add comments here (if applicable).
This is an amazing restaurant/lounge. Wether eating in the bar or the restaurant you are guaranteed to find a great atmosphere. The only thing that people should be aware of is the fact that the lounge at this location is frequented by trades. As anyone knows trades have a different way of speaking and that they frequently use vulgar language which may offend some. Other than that the staff are wonderful in both sides. Anyone who enjoys rum should have C.C. make them a Zombie. Ive been told that this is her drink. The restaurant is always clean, the staff are very presentable and the washrooms wont leave you with the willys. The bar is full of true Esks/Oilers fans and everyone is welcome. The crowd that does the Esks express is well behaved and compared to other locations will not make those who are not big drinkers uncomfortable. All in all the prices are excellent, the staff will make you feel welcome and you will definitely want to come back again!!
....and this place was amazing. We had hot & sour soup, salt/pepper deep fried prawns, beef tagalog, and tilapia fish, with chicken fried rice. Everything was amazing.
Further support this place is amazing: I'm asian, live in Vancouver, and my dinner friends have very fine culinary tastes also.
Very good value.
Highly recommended!
I checked out the Capital Pizza in Belle Rive Edmonton on 8304 160 Avenue. Really good lasagna and pasta. Be sure to try their steak as it was wicked. They have a nice lounge as well with drink specials. I ate in the dining area and the service was amazing. Will return often.
I had ordered a Quesadilla and a prawn salad roll..
They haven't mastered the art of a salad roll (was half ripped from overstuffing the salad) plus they jip you in the prawns - you only receive two, where normally salad rolls have 3-4 prawns
The Quesadilla was good, but really small and not worth the price... I'll stick to Mucho Burrito for Quesadilla's
Our extended family (19 of us including 3 children under 4) decided to try the New Year's Day Buffet at Daltons Restaurant. There was a nice variety in the food - both hot and cold dishes - with a good selection of desserts. Everyone was pleased with the food and found something they liked. The atmosphere was quiet and they were able to seat us all together at a long table near the back of the restaurant. It was an excellent experience for our family and we will definitely plan on returning next year (if not before).
Nothing special or outstanding. Price was a little high for their buffet lunch. Needed more varieties.
Rice was at the far end of the buffet line away from the main sitting area. Only had four meat dishes. One was beef curry, one was lamb curry and two chicken dishes.
I have been eating at Happy Gardens since the 80's and it is one of the rare places that has stayed consistently good ! It is small and intimate, a little off the main road so you have to know where you are going. I doubt they get many walk-ins except for people in Parkallen neighborhood yet they are still thriving. Great food for great value.
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On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, John Cowan wrote: > Unfortunately no. UTF-7 in effect defines two representations: plain ASCII > (except for the "+" character) and plus-minus-wrapped-Base64-encoded, e.g. > "+Jjo-" for U+263A. ... > or even > > +ADwAPwB4AG0AbAAgAHYAZQByAHMAaQBvAG4APQAiADEALgAwACIAIABlAG4AYwBvAG > QAaQBuAGcAPQAiAHUAdABmAC0ANwAiAD8APg- I don't think that makes a difference to my point. If the document was created so that the writer generated the header <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-7"?> at the start, then the only thing that could make autodetection unreliable is if there existed another into-ASCII encoding that encoded its xml declaration with exactly the same ASCII characters. "Unreliable" cannot mean "sometimes it will not work" because by that definition all non UTF encodings are unreliable. "Unreliable" can only mean "sometimes the wrong encoding will be detected" which does not seem to be the case at all. (Except for one case below) So that makes two objections I suppose: first that "unreliable" is the wrong term, and second that in any case it is not true: it is possible to add code that would always detect that UTF-7 was being used. Again, my point is that taking Appendix F as somehow limiting the techniques that can be used for autodetection on the XML header is bogus. Autodetection relies on the document being unambiguously marked up with enough bytes at the start to allow autodetection. It never goes into guesswork and it is explicit. In the particular case of UTF-7, if there is a + before the first ?>, then preprocess it through a UTF-7 decoder and see if the correct header emerges. 100% reliable. So instead of "this algorithm is not reliable", it should be "some encodings (i.e. UTF-7) may require an extra decoding stage for autodetection". That is quite different. Otherwise, what is being done is saying 1) Autodetection algorithm is completely described by Appendix F algorithm 2) Appendix F algorithm does not handle some character encodings 3) Therefore autodetection does not cope with some character encodings But the first step is wrong. > > Why is it true that external parsed entities in UTF-16 may begin with any > > character? > > The nature of an external parsed entity is that although it has to be > balanced with respect to tags, it may begin with character data. > External parsed entities must match the production rule "content". 4.3.1 says "External parsed entities may each begin with a text declaration". Entity handling occurs prior to parsing. Therefore autodetection must occur first. So if an external parsed entity does switch to UTF-8 or UTF-16 with no xml header, is there any known string of code-points which could confuse things? Yes, if the entity started with the UTF-7 data given by John above, then if that would be misdetected as a UTF-7 XML header by a processor that understood UTF-7. So the lesson is that anyone who is worried about sending xml encoding PIs encoded using UTF-7 at the start of an external parseable XML entity should make sure they start their entity with an explicit XML encoding PI. This problem arises from allowing a default encoding: if the data is labelled explicitly there is no problem. In fact, what John is saying is not that UTF-7 detection is unreliable, but that UTF-8 defaulting is (in at least one rare case) wrong. > > That is a bug which should be fixed up. In the absense of > > overriding higher-level out-of-band signalling, an XML entity must be > > required to identify its encoding unambiguously. > > Impossible in principle. If you know absolutely nothing about the > encoding, you cannot even read the encoding declaration. Autodetection is > and can be only a partial solution. Rubbish. XML should be based on only allowing encodings that can be autodetected. Infeasible encodings should not be allowed--if they do exist. > > The wrong thing to do > > would be to say "Autodetection is unreliable"--it must be reliable, and > > the rest of XML 1.0 must not have anything that prevents it from being > > reliable. > > That is not XML 1.0. As an official member comment from Academia Sinica, anything in XML 1.0 that suggests otherwise should be regarded as an error and fixed. Any new text or errata must not give the impression that there is any known situation in which it is not possible to mark a document up with a correct encoding declaration which a receiving processor will be confused by. Furthermore, I would ask that Appendix F recommend strongly the use of an XML header in all parseable entities, to prevent the problem with the unreliability of UTF-8, among other reasons. > > To put it another way, if a character encoding cannot reliably be > > autodetected, it should be banned from being used with XML. But I have > > still yet to find any encodings that fit into this category. > > At present, autodetection handles only: > > UTF-8 (by default), > various UTF-16 flavors (perhaps only UTF-16, maybe UTF-16BE/LE as well), > various UTF-32 (UCS-4) flavors, > ASCII-compatible encodings (guaranteed to encode the declaration in ASCII), > EBCDIC encodings. > > This leaves UTF-7 out, since it is not guaranteed to encode the encoding declaration > in ASCII. Wrong, for the reasons above. Annex F is not normative, it does not define or limit autodetection. As long as the header has been added, the only encoding that is not reliably detected is when there are two encodings whose relevant XML declarations are the same: but the chances of this are slim. Detection can always be reliable "I know this" or "I don't know this": it need never be the former when the latter is true. I think the confusion arises from reading too much into the sentence in Appendix F that "Because the contents of the encoding declaration are restricted to ASCII characters, a processor can reliably read the entire encoding declaration as soon as it has detected which family of encodings is in use" to meant that 8-bit autodetection promises itself to be a function which always produces a result. To prove that autodetection is, in some circumstance, unreliable it is not enough to show that one algorthm has a limit, it must be shown that there are ambigous encodings. And even in that case (which I doubt exists) the solution is merely that the rarer of the encodings cannot be used for XML. So, instead of the UTF-7 comments, it would be better to say in paragraph 1 of Appendix F "each implementation is assumed to support and autodetect only a finite set character encodings, and the XML encoding declaration is restricted in position and content in order to make it feasible to autodetect the character encoding in use in each entity in normal cases." (I.e., add "and autodetect") Rick JelliffeReceived on Wednesday, 5 April 2000 14:49:35 UTC
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Attendees --------- Paul Glenn xx:10 Dmitry off at xx:52 Norm Leonid Richard Henry François John xx:17 [8 organizations (9 with proxies) present out of 10] Regrets ------- Daniel (proxy to the chair) Absent organizations -------------------- Daniel Veillard with regrets, proxy to the chair Lew Shannon > 1. Accepting the minutes from the last telcon [3] and > the current task status [2] (have any questions, comments, > or corrections ready by the beginning of the call). Accepted. > > 2. Miscellaneous administrivia and document reviews. > > The new XML Core WG charter has been approved. > The Call for Participation is out, and everyone on the WG > has to have their AC rep submit their name as a member in > the rechartered WG by May 20th: > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0006 > So noted. > Richard reviewed the > XPath 2.0/XQuery 1.0 Data Model document that is at: > http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/WD-xpath-datamodel-20050211/ > Richard's review is at: > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0014 > > There is also an issue about what the types are in the data model: > the schema types or another system that is similar. Henry and > Richard point out the type hierarchy in this data model spec > is not quite the same as in the XML Schema spec. > > ACTION to Richard: Augment the earlier email with respect > to the above issue and send them in as XML Core WG comments. ACTION to Richard, continued. > > 3. XLink update. > > Our WG Note "Extending XLink 1.0" has been published: > http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/NOTE-xlink10-ext-20050127/ > > Norm's latest editor's draft of XLink 1.1 is at > http://www.w3.org/XML/Group/2004/xmlcore/xlink11/ > > John has provided a relaxng schema. > > Henry has provided an XML Schema. > > Paul has gotten Director's approval for publishing this > as a first WD: > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0035 > (which contains a suggested addition to the SOTD from TBL). > Norm has updated the SOTD accordingly. > We expect to VOTE TO PUBLISH this as a first WD during > this week's telcon--be ready! Norm says the draft is ready except for the XML Schema that Henry is planning to send later today. Also, John thought xlink could not be nested, but Norm thinks xlink can be nested, and he doesn't wish to change this between XLink 1.0 and 1.1. John now agrees that links can be nested, so we will leave the wording as Norm now has it. Henry has sent in a new XML Schema, and John will send in a new relaxng schema. The WG had unanimous CONSENSUS to publish XLink 1.1 as a first WD: http://www.w3.org/XML/Group/2004/xmlcore/xlink11/ ACTIN to Paul: Send in the publication request for XLink 1.1 to be published as a first WD (tomorrow morning). > > 4. XML errata. The published 1.0 errata document is [8], the > published 1.1 errata document is [9], and the NEW PUBLIC > Potential Errata (PE) document is [7]. > > See the discussion of IRIs and the "MAY" paragraph > under item 5. Namespaces in XML below (which actually > occurred during our f2f under the XLink discussion). > > We need to make some IRI related errata to XML 1.0 > and 1.1 (for system ids). > > Note this does NOT mean that we would change the > reference to 2396 to now be 3986 because that could > imply other changes. > > ACTION to Richard: Draft wording for the erratum > to XML 1.0 and 1.1 updating the IRI wording (and > referencing the MAY paragraph). Richard sent email: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0055 But he points out that he doesn't suggest we make this change until and unless we change the references to 2396 to 3986. Richard suggests we defer this erratum for now. CONSENSUS to defer this erratum for now. ACTION to Francois: Make a PE for this topic and record Richard's email but note that we will defer the resolution of this PE until further notice (e.g., when we change the references from 2396 to 3986). > We had a question about the XML Test Suite arise; see > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Mar/0037 > > Awaiting response from Richard. ACTION continued. > > 5. Namespaces in XML. > > Richard suggested we take NS 1.1 and revert the two > substantive changes (IRI and undeclared namespaces) > to create NS 1.0 2nd Ed. The WG has consensus to do > that, and we got approval from the team to do so. > > Ongoing ACTION to Richard: Produce a draft for NS1.0 2nd Ed. > > We note that the IRI spec is now finished-RFC 3987-so > we have to issue an erratum for NS 1.1 for this. We > discussed some details of this under the XLink discussion: > http://www.w3.org/XML/2005/02/xml-f2f-20050303-minutes.htm#xlink > Briefly, 3987 does have some wording (the "MAY" paragraph) > about what used to be called unwise characters. For the > NS 1.1 erratum, the MAY paragraph doesn't apply since > namespace names cannot have the unwise characters. (The > MAY paragraph will be needed for XML 1.* system identifiers.) > > ACTION to Richard: Process an erratum to NS 1.1 to > refer to RFC 3987: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3987.txt ACTION continued. > > 6. Xinclude Rec was published 2004 December 30 at: > http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xinclude-20041220/ > > Our XInclude potential errata document is at: > http://www.w3.org/XML/2005/01/proposed-xinclude-errata > > See > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Mar/0029 > for the latest status of the open PEs. > > > PEX1 Fatal XInclude errors in unactivated fallbacks > --------------------------------------------------- > We will add a paragraph to "Section 4.4 Fallback Behavior" > about how there are no fatal errors relating to fallback-both > errors within fallback elements and errors due to the wrong > number of fallback elements-unless there is a resource error > with the xinclude element surround this(these) fallback > element(s). We will also add something after the third > sentence of section 3.2 to this effect. > > ACTION to Norm: Suggest actual wording. > CONSENSUS to use Norm's new paragraph from http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0049 ACTION to Daniel: Update the XInclude PE document to reflect Norm's new paragraph. > > PEX2 URI or IRI errors handling > ------------------------------- > There will be no change to the spec. > > We don't expect implementors of XInclude to implement > IRI processing, so whatever ends up happening with > respect to IRIs isn't really the fault of the XInclude > processor. However, we don't want to license such behavior, > so we don't want to change our current wording here. > > ACTION to Norm: Reply to the commentor. Norm sent email for PEX1 and PEX2 at: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0049 ACTION to Norm: Send on the response to the commentor. ACTION to DV: Update the PE doc. > > PEX3 What is an error (subcase on accept attribute value) > -------------------------------------------------------- > ACTION to DV: Close this as being a duplicate of PEX7. > > > PEX5 XML encoding detection in parse="text" > ------------------------------------------- > See > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Mar/0032 > > One can have "+xml" on a mime type that is neither > XML or text, and we don't say anything about that > in XInclude. > > Norm thinks we should say XInclude can work with "+xml" > mime types. > > But then image/svg+xml doesn't have a charset. > > ACTION to Francois: Take a look at this for next week. Francois sent email: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0052 He thinks the XInclude spec is clear enough in that RFC 3023 already says *+xml are of type XML. As far as svg+xml which doesn't have a charset parameter, one just does the usual fallback for determining charset, so once again, we don't need to change the spec. CONSENSUS to leave the spec as is and reply to the commentor along the lines of Francois' email. ACTION to Francois: Reply to the commentor. ACTION to DV: Update the PE doc. > > PEX14 What if encoding is not an EncName? > ------------------------------------------- > ACTION to DV: Close this as a dup of PEX3 and PEX7. > > > PEX15 XPointers with percent escapes: what type of error? > ----------------------------------------------------------- > See > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Mar/0033 > > JohnC sent email saying: > > There is no issue of any sort of error. We simply need to insert > a sentence like "%-escaping is not done in XPointers, so '%' is > simply an ordinary character in the value of the xpointer > attribute." > > CONSENSUS. > > ACTION to Daniel: Update the PE document with these resolutions > and update the spec accordingly. > > > 7. xml:id. > > The CR was published (2005 Feb 8) at > http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/CR-xml-id-20050208/ > > The (public) xml:id LC issues is at: > http://www.w3.org/XML/2004/xml-id/lc-status/status-report.html > The LC DoC is at: > http://www.w3.org/XML/2005/01/xml-id-lc-doc.html > Our implementation report is at > http://www.w3.org/XML/2005/01/xml-id-implementation.html > We have a test suite cover page at > http://www.w3.org/XML/Test/xml-id/ > > Norm sent some email at > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Mar/0023 > and a sample of his implementation feedback at > http://www.w3.org/XML/2005/01/xml-id/xmlidfilter-report > > Richard put his implementation report at > http://www.w3.org/XML/2005/01/xml-id/rxp-report.html > > Richard had some questions on Norm's latest test suite. > > On the last test, Norm fails because XSLT can't do it. > Norm gets a space in it that shouldn't be there. When > Richard runs it, he gets the empty string for the result. > > ACTION to Norm: Investigate what should happen on this > last test. > ACTION continued. > ACTION to DV: Run your implementation on the > test suite and produce some feedback report. > > We discussed changing wording about errors so that an xml-id > processor doesn't need to report errors *to the application*. > > In Section 6 Errors, we currently say: > > A violation of the constraints in this specification > results in an xml:id error. Such errors are not fatal, > but must be reported by the xml:id processor to the > application invoking it. > > ACTION to Richard: Suggest some rewording for this and > pass it by ERH. ACTION continued. Dan Connolly raised a new issue: he wants us to have tests demonstrating xml:id working with CSS (and the DOM, etc.). Norm isn't sure how to test this. It requires a change to CSS implementations. ACTION to Paul: Raise this issue at the XML CG and/or CSS WG to see what can be done. > > 8. Associating stylesheets--awaiting TAG action. > > ACTION to Henry: Raise this issue at the TAG level > (or just bring it back to us). Henry noticed that the HTML CG has run into the same issue. There is an interaction between media types and secondary resource, and there appears to be no consensus on the HTML CG as to what should be the case. Henry asked the HTML CG if they felt this issue should be taken to the TAG, but being as he just asked them, there hasn't yet been a response. ACTION to Henry: Continue to see if this issue should be brought to the TAG. > > 9. absolutivity of [base URI] > Norm has asked a question about the absolutivity of [base URI]: > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Feb/0031 > > We discussed this at our f2f: > http://www.w3.org/XML/2005/02/xml-f2f-20050303-minutes.htm#base-uri > > We have CONSENSUS that base URIs are always absolute. > > The last sentence of the first > paragraph of section 5.1 of RFC 3986 says "If the base > URI is obtained from a URI reference, then that reference > must be converted to absolute form and stripped of any > fragment component prior to its use as a base URI." > > Since the infoset and xml:base refer to 2396, it's not > clear whether the fragment identifier is part of the > infoset's [base URI] or not as life stands today. > > Richard: In 2396, base URIs can have fragment identifiers, > but this doesn't matter because they aren't used when doing > absolutization or determining if there is a same document ref. > > In 3986, base URIs don't have fragment ids, and again this > doesn't matter for resolution, but it is essential that it > be stripped off for the determine of whether something is a > same document reference. > > In the infoset, we do expose the base URI as a property, and > if we were to switch xml:base and XML itself from 2396 to > 3986, the value of the base URI property would be different. > Richard isn't sure we want to do that. > > ACTION to Richard: Draft a message for Roy et al. and send > to the XML Core WG for discussion (later, to be sent to > the uri group and the tag). Richard sent email at: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0056 ACTION to Richard: Send on the email to www-tag. > > 10. XML Validity and DTD dependence. > Rich Saltz started the discussion at > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0026 > and there have been several responses. > > [When you respond, be sure to leave Rich's address > explicitly cc-ed (he is able to post to the list, > but he does not get list email unless his address > is given explicitly).] No one on the WG supports Rich, and some of us (Norm) doesn't really understand just what Rich is requesting in terms of an actual change. But the discussion isn't over just yet. > > 11. XInclude, schema validity-assessment, xml:base and xml:lang > > Henry kicked this off at: > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0039 We didn't have much time to discuss this topic on this telcon, but Norm and Henry both lean toward making it an issue for the XML Schema WG, so we are waiting to hear from them. > > [1] http://www.w3.org/XML/Group/Core > [2] http://www.w3.org/XML/Group/Core#tasks > [3] > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-core-wg/2005Apr/0023 > [7] > http://www.w3.org/XML/2004/02/proposed-xml10-3e-and-xml11-errata.html > [8] http://www.w3.org/XML/xml-V10-3e-errata > [9] http://www.w3.org/XML/xml-V11-1e-errata >Received on Wednesday, 20 April 2005 16:01:21 UTC
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Judge Steven Rhodes will reconvene a hearing at 2 p.m. ET on Wednesday to issue a ruling on whether several lawsuits claiming that Detroit's bankruptcy filing was against the Michigan state constitution should be stayed.
Rhodes on Wednesday morning heard from attorneys representing the city of Detroit and its emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, and from creditors of the city, including its retirement systems.
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Hey all!
I finally decided to sign up for my first VGC (the one of this weekend) and after a lot of reading I decided to go for a Trick Room team, that has the possibility of switching to a team that abuses a sturdy level 1 Aron with Endeavor.
The team I have in mind consists out of the following, with a few pokemon I simply use as fillers because I could not think of better options even though I am sure there must be some available.
Reuniclus @ Life Orb
172 HP / 28 Def / 252 SpA / 56 SpD
Quiet Nature
Magic Guard
-Trick Room
-Focus Blast
-Shadow Ball
My Trick Room setter. I decided to go with Reuniclus over other pokemon with Trick Room because of his high speciall attack stat, which makes him viable as a special attacker once the Trick Room is used. Something that was needed in my team composition.
Hitmontop @ Sitrus Berry
252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 SpD
Brave Nature
-Mach Punch
-Sucker Punch
-Fake out
This pokemon is one I plan to use in both my Trick Room and Endeavor abuse setups.
I went for mostly priority attacks for two reasons. The first reason is simply to offset his low speed incase I fail to get Trick Room up. The second reason is to provide the best possible support with my Eneavor Aron, priority attacks minimize the risk of something going wrong while being powerful enough to finish off the pokemon that is weakened by Aron. Fake Out will be used to make sure only one pokemon will have the chance to try take my Aron out, which he will survive thanks to his Sturdy ability.
Rhyperior @ Shuca Berry
252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 SpD
Brave Nature
Lightning Rod
-Mega Horn
-Rock Slide
My main physical sweeper of the team. Straight forward moveset with a broad coverage. Lightning Rod to protect his teammates from electric attacks and a Shuca Berry to help him survive earthquake.
Golduck @ Focus Sash
252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 Def
Quiet Nature
Cloud Nine
-Hydro Pump
-Ice Beam
I will be using Golduck as a counter to weather teams with his Cloud Nine ability. Hydro Pump and Ice Beam are his offensive moves, Encore will be used to attempt to get an enemy pokemon stuck in using non offensive moves and protect is in this moveset to keep him (and his weather counter) in the game for longer.
Aron @ Shell Bell
No EV since he will be at level 1
Brave Nature
-Sleep Talk
The main goal of this Aron is to bring pokemon to his level of health with endeavor leaving his teammate with the possiblity of finishing them off. Shell Bell is used so he will heal to full health whenever he uses Endeavor, making him very hard to take down. Protect is used for stalling purposes, and Sleep Talk is something put in to not be helpless if put to sleep.
Weavile @ Expert Belt
4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
-Fake Out
-Ice Shard
-Night Slash
-Low Kick
Weavile will be Aron his main Fake Out assist with a priority move in Ice Shard. I went for high speed EV since I will never be using weavile in the Trick Room strategy, and to make him a very reliable Fake Out user.
This is my idea for my first VGC doubles team, any opinions about Changing natures, abilities, moves, or even flat out switch out pokemon will be greatly appreciated!


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Firms like In-n-Out Burger – used to reasonable time frames in other municipalities – discovered Manteca's approval process was not only out of sync but moved at the pace of a snail on a sidewalk on a 110-degree day. The popular fast food company expected their Manteca store to go through the approval process in normal fashion and had hired a manager for the store. It ended up being delayed 18 months later forcing In-n-Out to reshuffle their plans and open a different store first.
And if that didn't get you, the Abbott & Costello routine would. Debby Moorhead – when she was still a private citizen and not a council member – tried to get a simple permit for a patio cover. It was a process that took months and had so many twists and turns that it would take the rest of the column to share them.
That there were the "rules" that were used to brutally kill business initiatives or - if the applicant decided to fight – would add months to the approval process and force public meeting after public meeting over the most idiotic things. One example was the requirement that 24 Hour Fitness needed more parking when they went to convert an old Safeway on North Main Street into a fitness club. Common sense would tell you that a supermarket would have more parking needs than a fitness center. It didn't matter. Rules are rules even if they don't make any sense, waste resources, and cost business and consumers a bundle.
As ironic as it may sound, people who had been through the grind often have praise for individuals in the process but would grit their teeth at the culture and a handful of people – including key managers – who clung to antiquated rules as if they were the gospel for eternity.
Today, there is a breath of fresh air at 1001 W. Center St. The jury is still out, but by all indications the city is moving on the right track to become consumer friendly whether it is someone seeking a re-roofing permit or a permit to replace a water heater or a business wanting to expand, a building or modify their present operations.
The one-stop permit center – that is now expected to debut Aug. 1 – is will to address many concerns as it not only streamlines the physical part for consumers but also did a restructuring of how the city goes about conducting the public's business by creating a more efficient organization using less people.
It wasn't too long ago that a swimming pool permit could take six months. The target is to reduce the time lag to a matter of days. Manteca is well on its way to reaching such goals.
They are also taking the steps needed to make the city competitive in the private sector job market.
The groundbreaking for the expansion of B.R. Funsten & Co. on Wednesday morning underscored the new attitude.
Instead of taking 18 months to get a project through the approval process and built, Manteca is committed to making it happen in four months.
What happened? A change in key personnel helped remove the chains on existing staff that knew what was needed but couldn't because of the culture in place.
The timing was perfect in a way. As Manteca started rethinking how it should conduct the public's business, the earlier signs of the approaching budget Armageddon started popping up. The city got ahead of the curve and took proactive steps - with a large dose of positive attitude – that essentially didn't take a "woe is us attitude" but instead set out to find ways to do more work more efficiently with less staff.
Now it's time for the big test. Manteca has the desire to meet a pressing Dec. 1 deadline for an employer and sales tax generator. The question is will they?


text: >On Sun, 14 Dec 1997, AndroSyn wrote:>>> While on the topic of using bzip2 why doesn't somebody>> write bzip2 support for compressed kernel images. I don't>> know enough about kernel internals to do it myself. But if>> nobody wants to do it, I'll hack away....>>EEEK NOOOOOO!!!!!!! IEEEEEE!!!!!!!! RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!>>I like booting durning my lifetime!>I also like booting on a computer with 4megs of ram..>Bzip needs termendous amount of ram to decompress in...As ever, nobody is forcing _you_ to use it.Some of the machines I use have plenty of RAM (usually 32MB) and plenty of CPU power (233MHz StrongARM) but are restricted to 512KB of EPROM. Tighter compression of the kernel, even if it meant that bootup took longer, would be a win for me on these machines.p.