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maravediSyllabification: mar·a·ve·di
Pronunciation: /ˌmarəˈvādē /
noun (plural maravedis)
A medieval Spanish copper coin and monetary unit.
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- In return he offered the community a substantial endowment of 47,500 maravedis and an additional 3000 maravedis for work on the church.
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Spanish, from Arabic murābiṭīn 'holy men', a name applied to the North African Berber rulers of Muslim Spain, from the late 11th century to 1145.
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We've heard a lot of women complain that when it comes to romance, their men just don't get it right. True, there is nothing sexy about getting a dishwasher for your 10th anniversary gift. But our guys aren't the only ones who get it wrong sometimes. Take a look at the 7 things women mistakenly think are sexy.
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Ha ha! I've got a sister who does the whole pout thing and she does it ALL the time. So annoying. She gives me the pout when I don't want to do something for her, and it kind of turns my stomach.
dressing like a tramp.
I love how women think they can speak for men... I'm not going to lie some of these things annoy me but I know some men annitiate these things. Fact is people are different and everyone has different prefrences... You don't like seeing others girls do those things with their partner? Get over it... Worry about your relationship not hers.
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An American soldier kisses his girlfriend goodbye at Penn Station, New York, 1944.
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Photos like this make me wonder: Did he live? Did he ever return home? Did they ever get married, start a family? Or did he die, and she was left to go on without him? As tragic as it seems, that happened so many times during WWII, and looking at these two, it makes you wonder if they were they any different. I really hope so; I hope they got their happy ending.
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My Acura RSX
2002 Acura RSX for Sale
[11/19/12] – Update
It has been sold. She's coming by to pick it up today. I think she got a great deal – especially with all that I've done to it and the great shape it's in. I just got the front struts done, which was $700 worth of work. She's also buying the winter tires (smart move).
I wrote up a separate "highlights" document which I didn't have to pull out and use but it was some extra selling points I wanted to have on hand in case they really started to haggle over the price. I'm including it at the end of this post.
And I want to thank Kent at Genesis Speed Shop for helping me get the old license plates off the back. They were a pain but he knew exactly what to do.
The RSX goes up for sale on Saturday! It gets new struts tomorrow and then a final wash and cleaning Saturday morning. The first one with cash in hand gets it! It's for sale here in Madison, WI.
More Highlights:
- Sony Stereo– I could have taken the car back to Best Buy and they would have put the original CD/Radio back in for free (and then I could have sold it on eBay or Craig's List).The stereo (Sony CDX-GT700HD) was $150 and features:
- HD Radio
- MP3 Thumb Drive Input / iPod/iPhone Control
- CD Player
- Detachable Faceplate
- Remote Control
- Oil Change – I just had one done. This saves you $35.
- Gas – There's about a full tank of gas. This saves you another $35.
- Front Struts – They were just done by my mechanic (less than 25 miles on them) along with an alignment. This was $711 of work.
- It's an Acura – This means good quality and good resale value.
- Sunroof / Moonroof – This is great in the summer, you'll love it! Keep the shade open in the winter and it helps to warm up the car.
- K&N Air Filter – This gives you more power and buying the recharge kit is cheaper than buying new air filters all the time.
- The RSX Club – The Acura RSX is kind of rare and you'll get waves and thumbs up from other RSX owners that you encounter. I did.
RSX Seat Covers
My car is a 2002 and I'm at just about 150k now, so the seats are showing signs of age. I searched around and found some seat covers for my RSX that I thought would work well.
I've tried the $25 ones at Walmart and they didn't fit well. Also they didn't have the cutouts on the side for the side airbags and I'm pretty sure I'll want those to deploy if I get into an accident. The way to clearly go was with custom seat covers – or get new seats… maybe racing ones that were lighter. The only (big) downside with racing seats is that they're not comfortable… like, at all. They're just super light. I can maybe think of other ways to lose some curb weight than the seats.
Anyway, I ended up getting some Coverking custom RSX seat covers. I got the two tone ones with charcoal gray. I figured anything lighter than that would show dirt and stains easily – even though you can easily remove these and wash them because they are a neoprene-like material.
They installed easily. I had them both installed in less than 15 minutes. The only bummer is that I was going to try to put in this auto seat warmer cushion thing I have under it but because the seat covers are in two pieces, I can't do that – or I at least have to think about it some more. What's nice about these covers is that they are in two pieces. They have some straps in the middle – meaning, where the seat folds. You can tighten them down really tight, so they fit well. Also, since they're made for this exact car, they fit really well. Custom seat covers is the way to go.
I think I paid about $150 for the pair. A good deal. Cheaper than new seats for sure. They look good (ok, great) and fit perfectly. There are no bubbles or bulges or anything. That's important. I noticed that I am kind of used to sliding into the seat when I get in. I'm used to the original RSX seats, which are actually kind of slippery. With these covers on, it'll be better when I go to the track because it'll keep me in place better – so another plus!Related Search Terms:
1988 Toyota MR2 Supercharged for Sale
The 1988 MR2 is for Sale!
Yes, it's time. I don't want to store it another winter, so I need to sell it during the summer. It's tough to sell it. I get compliments on it all the time. We were out last night downtown and I was getting compliments left and right. The car is stunning!
I don't know how long it'll last! Make an offer now!
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I saw one of these on the road the other day. It was the Ford Focus wagon Platinum edition and it was yellow. It looked pretty darn cool! I thought that it would be a fun car to take out on the track. Ford seems to be coming up with some better design lately and they are also more reliable than they used to be as well – go Ford! I believe they didn't take any government money either, so go Ford again!
Here's some pictures of the one I made online. I forgot the price but it was near $30k. For me, I'd rather almost get a used Lotus Elise for that much cash, so I don't plan on getting one but here's the one I would get.
I really like the lines. Very aero-dynamic looking and it looks tough, too. With the interior, they've done a nice job with that as well and I like the options available. Whatever my next car is, it will have to have heated seats – for sure. A must-have in Wisconsin, I think. Just watch, I'll get that and then move to Arizona or something.
I do look forward to seeing more of these on the road – and I do like the 5-door sport wagon more than the coupe for some reason. More sporty looking – it probably has a higher center of gravity though.
A Lamborghini for my Birthday!
Well, I turned the big 4-0 this year. I figured I have to do something fun and Las Vegas came to mind. My brother, Mike, and I spent 3 nights in Vegas and took Saturday to go out to the Exotics Raceway where you can take some exotic cars out on the track.
The whole thing takes about 2 hours. They register you and then you have a half hour briefing. From there, you get two discovery laps in groups of 3 or 4 as the instructor takes you out on the track in a Porsche Cayenne. You then get a helmet and wait your turn to hit the track in the car you picked (some cars are more per lap than others). I had 5 laps in a Lamborghini Superleggera LP570 (looks kind of like a Stealth fighter, sorta):
Lamborghini Superleggera LP570n
Engine: 5.2L V10
Gearbox: 6-speed E-Gear
Power: 570 hp at 8,000 RPM
Torque: 539 Nm
Top Speed: 202mph
Acceleration: 0-60mph in 3.4s
Market Value: $265,000
That's the fastest car they had there. It was pretty sweet to say the least. The interior was more comfortable than I expected even though that car is meant for the track (not the road) and most of the "niceties" have been stripped out. It's paddle shift. The paddles stay in place and don't turn with the wheel – unlike other paddle shift cars I've driven but that makes sense. You don't want to shift and upset the balance of the car when the tires are not straight. The V10 engine is computer controlled and the car takes care of downshifting for you – so no double clutching required – nice! With that kind of power, we were only really shifting from like 4th down to 3rd and back up to 4th again once we got onto the track. There was definitely a wide range of power to work with.
As I drove, the instructor was barking out commands but what he said made sense and I was glad he did that. He was good. I passed two cars out there and the straightaways were really fun as you got to just floor it. I think it got up to 110 or more but you could hardly tell in that car. I think going something like 50 in that car would really feel like you're going nowhere.
Here's the video of the experience which has a camera at the top of the windshield (so it's close to the view I had) and an inset video of me driving it. The instructor is barking out commands of what to do, which was helpful. I'm pretty sure that the 2nd car I passed (orange Lamborghini) was my brother:
It was really fun. A good experience. I'd do it again but I'd definitely want to do 10 laps or more – for sure!


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The Journey to Big Siblinghood
First Impressions
Anticipating the arrival of your second child is a greatly different experience than that of expecting your first baby. Physically, subsequent pregnancies tend to be far less restful. Mentally, you're prepared for anything, having experienced most of it the first time around: you've already gone through childbirth and mastered diaper changing along with all the other basics of baby care. Emotionally, you endure the rigors—and revel in the joys—of parenthood daily.
During a second pregnancy many of your concerns may still focus largely on your firstborn. Will he be jealous of the new baby? Will she regress developmentally after the baby arrives? Will the first child be helpful or harmful to the newest little one? Whether you're about to adopt or give birth, chances are you have concerns about how your first child will react to the huge change of becoming a big brother or sister.
Although no one can predict exactly how a toddler or preschooler will respond to a new sibling, it helps to be prepared for a range of emotions. Parental attitude and communication—as well as how parents present the pending arrival—can make all the difference in how well the first child adjusts.
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Expect that your child will want to touch, hug, or even carry her infant sibling. Lindy Flemke, a registered nurse who teaches hospital sibling classes, emphasizes the rules of cleanliness and safety to children who are eagerly awaiting the birth of a baby brother or sister. When teaching restraint to avoid injury, Flemke trains children ages two through seven to get Mommy or Daddy when the baby cries, rather than intervene by themselves.
Young children need to understand that they are not to remove the baby from a bassinet or crib and that they are permitted to touch the baby only with permission. In preparation, children can be given a doll or stuffed animal toy and use it to pretend they are caring for a baby. With a doll, they can learn how to hold a baby safely under the watchful guidance of an adult. Flemke also stresses the importance of hand-washing before handling a baby to avoid the spread of germs.
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Centerbrook, CT 06409Neighborhood:
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Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.gabrielles.net/
- Phone: 8607672440
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm; Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Chef Jason Groten
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Contact Gabrielle's for your next party and ask about our prix fixe menu options. In addition to parties during our regular dining hours, the full restaurant is available for private bookings. Ask for Kate, Corinne, or Mauricio for more information.
- Private Party Contact: Christie (860) 767-2440
A word from Gabrielle's
Chef Jason Groten (Bricco's, Sigs, Grants and Max on Main) completes the partnership behind Gabrielle's but retains his own signature as the creator of dishes that result in a sophisticated, light and clean menu. Chef Groten says, "I enjoy creating simple and approachable food," a statement which articulates his philosophy for a modern dining experience. Gabrielle's is the emergent taste of the Connecticut River Valley; extraordinarily fresh and flavorful ingredients, a skillfully creative celebration of the local partnerships, and of course, a celebration of food.Continued
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57 reviews since June 4, 2014
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neighborhood gem (30)fit for foodies (29)special occasion (26)romantic (17)great for lunch (13)notable wine list (9)good for groups (8)vibrant bar scene (7)great for brunch (5)hot spot (5)kid-friendly (4)late-night find (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Great Monday night value!CSkinDined on 9/29/2014Gabrielle's is an upscale restaurant offering a great value on Monday nights. Every entree is 50% off. The restaurant was crowded and lively, but the service did not suffer as a result. The portions were large and quite delicious. The scallops had an Asian flair, and the hangar steak was prepared to order. They also offer casual plates which is a nice option. We had a thoroughly enjoyable evening and will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bob22Dined on 9/22/2014Has always been very god. the service is great also. Big factor is the 1/2 price entries on MondaysSpecial Features:
- Extensive Gluten-Free ChoicesTheatergoerDined on 8/28/2014Outstanding food and service. Many gluten-free items designated on menu. Lovely ambiance. Convenient to Ivoryton Playhouse.
- Charlie TunaCrunchDined on 8/25/2014Mondays are very affordable with 1/2 off entrees! All the food is wonderful, and the specials can be spectacular! I'm not a drinker, so I can't speak to the wines, etc. We try to get in for 5 to 7 visits each year.Special Features:
- FabulousLorraniumschoiceDined on 8/24/2014Wonderful restaurant! A perfect evening with great ambiance and service. Food was beyond delicious and our drinks were made perfectly. Can't wait to return next time we are in CT!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great findbabsDined on 8/17/2014Gabrielle's was a great find. After the Ivoryton Playhouse matinee, we found this great restaurant on main street not far from the theater. They do not open until 5 pm so we were the first customers. Service was terrific as was the food. I will definitely go back to this place.Special Features:
- UnfortunateMartianDined on 8/16/2014We had one totally average appetizer (spring roll) and one order of truly awful scallion shrimp pancakes that were riddled with uncooked dough. That being said - the entrees were all successful though very late arriving to the table. Since he had children with us this was a problem. So...would advise keeping the kids at home. Our server was attentive and did go back into the kitchen to seek out the kids meals.
- Great!! Food, Ambience, ServiceRosieDined on 8/14/2014In all our years of patronizing Gabrielle's (10), we have only been CONSISTENTLY DELIGHTED BY FOOD, SERVICE, AMBIENCE. There has never been a dissappointment of any kind, other than over salting entrees' Our only comment is that if you are 'salt sensitive', you request that the chef go easy on the salt. The food combinations presented are so phnomenal, that the additional salt takes away from the presentation at times.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/9/2014Favorite local gem with good small plate additions to menu . Always have had a good plus meal in a good setting!Special Features:
- Elegant LunchMike58Dined on 8/6/2014Staff is exceptionally skilled. Food, especially the ginger ice cream, is out of this world. Old world elegance!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicicious!WeekendDinersDined on 8/1/2014We enjoyed a delicious meal at Gabriell's. My husband had well prepared sea bass and I had salmon with tofu and vegetables that was one of the best meals I have ever eaten. Our friends had tapas and a pork special. We will definitely be returning.Special Features:
- favorite place for all the localsOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/1/2014wonderful as ususal. great personalized service. accomodated our special needs wellI would recommend this to a friend.
- Garbrielle'smooseDined on 7/26/2014Six of us for lunch before theater right down the road. What a great pick. They know how to pour a good drink here and the mussels and fried calamari were about the best we ever had. Portions are large and flavorful. Service was friendly and efficient. Tables are spaced nicely apart so we did not fear that our loud group was annoying anyone. Definitely would go backSpecial Features:
- Excellent recommendationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/24/2014We were in area for 2 nights and Gabrielles was recommneded by the staff at a local inn. We were not disappointed. Everyrhing was great from the ease of reservations to the service, food, drinks and desserts. We wish we lived closer to go back more frequently but will definiately go back when were in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious specialNRfoodieDined on 7/21/2014The regular menu has a good array of dishes but we've been pleasantly surprised with some specials. Last night's bowl of shrimp (jumbo and small) with rice noodles, veggies and a lobster roll on the side (all gluten-free ) was a real treat. And on Mondays half price entrees--who knew?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/5/2014Gabrielle's is a meticulously maintained and decorated restaurant with a cosy wood paneled bar and a spacious, beautifully decorated dining room. Tables are nicely separated and near bright windows so the noise level is modest and conversations easy to maintain. Food and service were equally good -- a caesar salad with steak was my personal favorite. What a gem!Special Features:
- Lovely DetailsLeeLeeVIPDined on 6/29/2014We had a lovely brunch in this quite and beautiful restaurant. I loved the details of the fresh flowers on the tables and throughout the restaurant.Special Features:
- Nice out of the way placeGeoSDined on 6/25/2014Food was great. Bought the "light fare" muscels as an appetizer. It was so much could not finish the main course, even though we split the dinner. The service staff was very accommodating. We did have to slow the server down when he brought the salad with our drinks. After he knew we were not in a hurry and explained how we liked our dinner served he wa greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good OverallOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/21/2014Food was good, not great but good. Certainly better than most restaurants in the area. Service was good however our server did get our order wrong which caused a wait of about 45 minutes. Mistakes happen and he was very apologetic. He provided us free drinks for the error which was nice. Calimari appetizer was excellent, some of the best I've had in CT. Our Party of 4 had mixed reviews on the main entrees.Special Features:
- Sad SaladSaybrookDined on 6/11/2014I was very disappointed in the new salads. Didn't even eat it and the server did not ask why. Went back to work and grabbed something else to eat
- Great evening!MBbookDined on 6/9/20144 of us went for the 1/2 price entrees on Monday and had the most fabulous food. It is a very busy night so reservations are a must but the quality is consistent and service un-flustered and friendly. We love this place and it was our 1st time on a Monday - great value for the same amazing food.Special Features:
- GabriellasOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/6/2014My only sour note of the evening was when we arrived....my open table reservation was for two people, not four.....the hostess looked very chagrined.....took a couple of minutes checking the room, etc.........what was ridiculous was the place was and remained half full,,,,,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuzanneVIPDined on 6/4/2014the food and setrvice were goo but some minor issues that were corrected quickly....one of the drinks we ordeerd from the bar was incorredct but it was corrected right away. One salad did not have goat cheese as advertised so some was brought out. the entrees were good though i would say the shrimp with garlic & capers was a tad too salty as was the sauteed spinach underneath. Overall we had a great evening and would definitively return!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Great tasting value esp. on MondaysOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/2/2014The food and service were excellent and the price on Monday's is discounted, which is a real deal. We saw all ages enjoying themselves. And with a menu that is varied for all tastes, everyone should be happy. The waitress was knowledgeable and helpful. The fried calamari starter was a bit salty, but is was fresh from the kitchen. My salmon was prepared with a mango sauce on the side and topped with jellied wasabi (that looked like fish eggs)! The crab salad with greens and noodles on the same plate were a great garnish.Special Features:
- A Real gemDisappointedDined on 5/26/2014This was our second time to the restaurant. On this occasion we were a party of eight. The service was attentive but not intrusive. The mixed drinks were perfect. The fried oyster appetizer may have been the best fried oysters I have ever eaten. We had several different kinds of seafood and everyone loved their meals. The salads were extraordinary. Having been there on two occasions and sampled a variety of the offerings, I am in a position to highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- Glad we found it.VacationgirlDined on 5/24/2014Good ad on the "village" map. Food was very good and our waitress was happy and nice to talk to. Will come back on our next trip to old saybrookSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent -As always!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/19/2014We are somewhat regulars to this wonderful restaurant located on a busy street in Centerbrook, CT. The food and service never disappoint.Special Features:
- WaitingrudeboyDined on 5/16/2014Initial service was good, but once we ate, and it was clear that we didn't want dessert or coffee, we were virtually ignored. Had to ask for the check. Once it was brought, we waited well over ten minutes, and finally had to ask someone to pick it up for payment. Mussels were quite good, but the Margherita pizza didn't have nearly enough basil. Three local pizzerias have better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy Mother's Day At Gabrielle'sPattyMDined on 5/11/2014We were seated right at the time of our reservation...only complaint...it was an unseasonably warm day, and we were seated in a very sunny spot...warm!! Food was excellent, and our server was very friendly and accommodating!! Our drinks were brought out somewhat slowly so not much time to relax with them before eating. There was no part of the meal which was not delicious...I had the rack of lamb, and my husband had the duck. Both were delectable, and the presentation was very inviting. Overall, this was a great dining experience, and we would definitely return!! One note: this is a special occasion restaurant due to the pricing.Special Features:
- Pleasantly surprisedNRfoodieDined on 5/10/2014My husband and I have a vacation home in the area and have seen restaurants come and go. I'd heard of Gabriele's, and so we finally went on Saturday evening. The restaurant is comfortable, with carpeting and tablecloths to absorb sound. There are some large tables but they are separated from most of the small tables. The food was very good. I started with a delicious sausage, lentil and potato soup with a broth base that had vegetables (& not many potatoes). My husband's Caesar salad was better than our usual favorite. We ordered chicken and trout off the regular menu; both were well-prepared. Many gluten-free options noted on the menu. Desserts are made in-house. The service was attentive and we will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!EllnDined on 5/10/2014We have eaten at Gabrielle's quite a few times and have never been disappointed and that includes the special meal the chef makes for the vegan in our party. Just wonderful food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gabrielle'sTomBDined on 5/6/2014This was our second visit to Gabrielle's and we were not disappointed either time. The food was great. The server had a few tables that she was taking care of so it was a little slow, but she was very attentive and we were not in any hurry. So it was fine. The restaurant is clean and friendly.Special Features:
- PatnSteveEatDined on 5/6/2014One of our favorites. Except the swordfish special was a little iffy, will order it rare in the future. But that is a rarity. So maybe 4 1/2 stars.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently goodBetsyDined on 5/4/2014You can always be sure you will have a tasty meal!Special Features:
- Needs water filterbadwaterDined on 4/26/2014The table water has always been terrible -- tastes too much like minerals -- so we had to buy sodas to drink. All they need is a good water filter for drinking water. Otherwise it was a great dinner and dessert. Seemed short staffed...took a while to get our check -- glad we were not late for Ivoryton Playhouse!Special Features:
- Luncheon for six ladies.BettyLDined on 4/23/2014Very attentive but no hovering. Food choices were excellent. Ready to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brings me back.SundaydinerDined on 4/20/2014Gabrielle's has the best Caesar salad in the area and it keeps bringing my family back.Special Features:
- Excellent, butSaabosDined on 4/19/2014Excellent service, delicious food, but table location in middle of room was terrible, felt like sitting in a fishbowl and spoiled the experience. There were other tables open but request to move was declined, disappointing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little pricey for the levelfoodsnobDined on 3/29/2014A little pricey for the level of food. Long wait for service. The menu tries to be all things to all people and doesn't quite make it.
- very pleasedchefjcDined on 3/27/2014We enjoyed our night out from having our table ready when we arrived to the tour of the lounge afterwards. The wine list was extensive and we found a good Chardonnay my partner and my margarita was over the top and I look forward to the next one. The mussels and shoestring potatoes were good and the sauce was as good as the mussels. The grilled hanger steak was done just right at medium rare and tasty with a good chew and mouth feel. The fingerling potatoes were al dente and tasty. After seeing the desserts we would of liked to have save some room but settled for a cappuccino instead. We were very pleased!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Wallabies determined to turn tables on Scotland
Georgina Robinson Turning Australia's recent one-sided record against Scotland on its head this week is the "only thing that matters" to the Wallabies now.
Wallabies preparations for Scotland Test thrown into disarray
Georgina Robinson Australia's preparations for the Test against Scotland have been thrown into turmoil following the suspension of six players who were set to wear the gold jersey at Murrayfield this weekend.
Chris Feauai-Sautia may be named on wing for Wallabies against Scotland
Georgina Robinson The Wallabies may be forced to start 20-year-old Queensland rookie Chris Feauai-Sautia on the wing after a night out in Dublin cost Australia's two incumbent wingers their spots against Scotland.
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Weakened Wallabies face big battle against Scotland
Georgina Robinson Coach Ewen McKenzie says the Wallabies are facing one of their 'greatest challenges'.
Scotland a test of character for everyone: Ewen McKenzie
Georgina Robinson The Wallabies are facing one of their "greatest challenges" against Scotland this weekend after losing eight of their top squad in a horror week of controversy and injuries.
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Strife-torn Wallabies prove their mettle in win over Scotland
Georgina Robinson If Ewen McKenzie wanted to test the mettle of the Wallabies, he could not have designed a better obstacle course.
Hardened Kurtley Beale won't fall for Steve Hansen's bait
Georgina Robinson Two days out from the opening Bledisloe Cup Test, All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has fired up on the Wallabies, training the crosshairs on Kurtley Beale.
Coach Ewen McKenzie can afford a 'grunt-laugh' after turning around Wallabies
Georgina Robinson They have been Ewen McKenzie's Wallabies for a year now and bear the scars and bruises to prove it.
ARU right to stand firm on Test eligibility, says departing Waratahs star Kane Douglas
Georgina Robinson Waratahs second-rower Kane Douglas has backed the ARU's tough stance on Test eligibility as he and good friend Nick Cummins prepare to leave Australia before next year's World Cup.
Wallabies opt to walk the walk before talking the talk
Georgina Robinson Chief Rugby Reporter There has never been a better time for the Wallabies to talk themselves up. Australian teams make up half of the Super Rugby top six and after years of injury-enforced selection decisions, coach Ewen...
Wallabies hooker Stephen Moore says talk is cheap
Georgina Robinson There has never been a better time for the Wallabies to talk themselves up.
Toulouse condemned after player allowed to play on following severe head knock
Georgina Robinson French rugby has attracted worldwide condemnation after a player for Top 14 team Toulouse was allowed to return to the field after suffering a severe head knock.
Kane Douglas saga highlights plight facing cash-strapped ARU
Georgina Robinson The Waratahs are fighting hard to keep Kane Douglas after it emerged the Test second rower had agreed, but not signed his name to, a two-year deal with Irish province Leinster this week.
Michael Hooper appears a perfect fit for captaincy role
Georgina Robinson Ewen McKenzie is keeping his cards close to his chest on the Wallabies captaincy but the time could be right for Michael Hooper.
Ewen McKenzie keen to turn Wallabies' defence into a weapon
Georgina Robinson Ewen McKenzie will use his second year in charge of the Wallabies to zero in on their defence, deny opposition teams momentum and cash in on counter-attacking opportunities.
NSW Waratahs captain Dave Dennis 'disappointed' to miss out on Wallabies selection against France
Georgina Robinson Waratahs captain Dave Dennis was disappointed to miss out on Wallabies selection for the upcoming series against France but is comfortable with the decision.
Stephen Moore shrugs off previous poor starts to season for Wallabies
Georgina Robinson There is a small but irritating fly in the ointment heading into the Wallabies' bid to notch five Test wins in a row for the first time since 2008.
Wallabies stand down six, warn nine over Dublin booze binge
Georgina Robinson The Wallabies have sensationally stood down six players for their Test against Scotland and sanctioned a further nine for staying out late and drinking in Dublin last week.
Ewen McKenzie suspends 'Dublin six' after Wallabies night out
Georgina Robinson Like most nights out in Dublin, it started well. A group of seven players, including the Wallabies captain, the Waratahs captain and a 90-Test veteran back, went to Dublin's oldest pub, the Brazen...
Adam Ashley-Cooper 'clear' about Wallabies redemption
Rupert Guinness, Georgina Robinson Waratahs back Adam Ashley-Cooper has a clear understanding of what is expected of him as a Wallaby under coach Ewen McKenzie in the aftermath of last year's spring tour controversy.


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Is U.S. Justice Broken?
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From fingerprinting to criminal sentencing, from lawyer licensing to judicial selection, and from eminent domain to wealth transfers via class-action lawsuits, how do perverse incentives impact the law and what reforms would create a more just and efficient legal system?
Experts: David D. Friedman, Alex Kozinski, Edward J. López, David J. TherouxType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Law Enforcement
David Theroux on the Arizona Immigration Law
Recorded: Thursday, July 15, 2010
David Theroux discusses the Arizona immigration law on The Neil Asbury Show.
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David Theroux on ABC7 on Selling Government Land to Reduce California Deficit
Recorded: Tuesday, September 9, 2008
David Theroux proposes that California sell government land to reduce the states budget crisis in an ABC 7 MoneyScope report.
Experts: David J. TherouxType: TelevisionIssues: Fiscal Policy/Debt, Land Use
What the Second Amendment Means Today
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The Second Amendments right to keep and bear arms has been among the most controversialand least understoodrights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. Did the Founders intend to safeguard an individual right or a collective right?
Experts: Stephen P. Halbrook, Don B. Kates Jr.Type: Independent Institute EventIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Crime, Culture/ Society, Defense and Foreign Policy, Gun Control, Law Enforcement
David Theroux on KTVU2 on Government Taxes and Spending
Recorded: Friday, April 15, 2005
David Theroux discusses the breakdown of U.S. government tax spending and reducing the burden placed on taxpayers in a KTVU Channel 2 report.
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Hours spent on childcare by mothers and fathers, 2003–07
December 09, 2009
"Coupled" mothers of infants spent over 3 more hours on weekdays in total childcare time and around an hour and a half longer on weekend days than coupled mothers with older children.
Compared with coupled mothers of infants, single mothers allocate less time to total childcare.
Coupled fathers with infants spent around an hour longer on total childcare as compared with coupled fathers with children aged 1–12. Not surprisingly, coupled fathers devoted more time to total childcare on weekends, with about 4 additional hours on the average weekend day for total childcare in comparison with the average weekday. Most fathers' childcare occurred with a spouse or partner present: on weekend days, over 6 hours out of a total of 9.5 hours of total childcare time were spent with a spouse or partner present.
These data are from the American Time Use Survey (ATUS) and are featured in "The parenting of infants: a time-use study" (PDF), in the Monthly Labor Review, October 2009. The ATUS was first administered in 2003; survey data spanning 5 years were used to calculate these time use figures. Unmarried partners, as well as spouses living in the same household, are classified as "coupled."
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Hours spent on childcare by mothers and fathers, 2003–07 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2009/ted_20091209.htm (visited September 21, 2014).
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This edition of Spotlight on Statistics examines labor productivity trends from 2000 through 2010 for selected industries and sectors within the nonfarm business sector of the U.S. economy. Read more »


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Mercedes will unveil the facelift version of the C-Class in January 2011 at the Detroit Auto Show, but since today's automakers seem to be working part-time as Gossip Girls, the first details of the future vehicle have already been revealed.
According to Mercedes, the new C-Class will get more than 2,000 new parts compared to the previous model, including an advanced seven-speed automatic transmission 7G-Tronic Plus that will be available starting June 2011 (for all models except C300 CDI 4Matic). The facelifted C-Class will also be receiving a new front and rear design, more power from a new V6 engine, and improved fuel consumption.
Customers will have the option of choosing from 11 different models, with power ranging from 120 to 306 HP. These models can either get new halogen headlights as standard or bi-xenon headlights with the Intelligent Light System.
Sales will begin in March 2011.
Updated 12/23/2010: Mercedes has revealed the official details on the facelift C-Class, even though we knew about most of them already. So if you already got yourself caught up with the specs, visit the picture gallery to see all of the new high-res images!
Hit the jump to read more about the facelifted Mercedes C-Class.
Exterior and Interior
For the exterior, Mercedes is offering a redesigned front bumper that offers a more dynamic appearance, a new grille, LED daytime running lights at the bottom of the bumper, and the new aluminum hood. For the rear, the C-Class gets a new bumper and revised LED tail lights.
Also, as with all the latest Mercedes models, the new C-Class will be offered with Attention Assist, an active Blind Spot Assist, an active lane-keeping assistant, and adaptive cruise control Distronic Plus. There is also a new optional telematics system on board. The navigation system has a three-dimensional representation of the city with plastic models and allows the driver to request a choice of five routes - including a particularly economical routing.
Engine Line-up
As previously stated, customers will have to choose from 11 different models, both petrol and diesel, but the most impressive change was made for the Mercedes C350 Blue Efficiency who received a new V6 gasoline engine that delivers a total of 306 hp and 370 Nm - 14 HP and five Newton meters more than the previous model. Despite the power increase, the consumption has been lowered by 31% compared to the previous model.
Customers will have to choose from a standard manual six-speed transmission or a seven-speed automatic transmission 7G-Tronic Plus. All models will be offered with rear-wheel drive and a start-stop function.
The Competition
All of these changes are more than welcomed considering the strong competition for the C-Class. TheBMW 3 Series , Volkswagen Passat , and the Opel Insignia are just a few vehicles that are just chomping at the bit to nip the C-Class, especially since all of them have received a recent redesign.
The BMW 3-Series may seem like the only real competitor on this list, but don't underestimate the others. The Passat is a huge hit on the European market and the Insignia has also become a very successful model.
When Can I Buy One?
The facelift Mercedes C-Class will make its world debut in January 2011 at the Detroit Auto Show with sales to begin in March. Prices will be announced at a later date.
- Fresh design
- Lots of new technologies
- RWD and start-stop system
- Still an old person's car
- Previous models have proven to be more expensive compared to the competition
- Even with numbers, the C-Class still has high fuel consumption
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The new C-Class to be launched in spring 2011 is a comprehensive modernisation. The front and rear sections of this bestselling model have a more striking design. Together with the optional, high-resolution colour display in the instrument cluster, the new dashboard with its elegant, grained surface and prominent decorative trim emphasises the premium character of the interior. Fuel consumption has been lowered by up to 31 percent. Efficiency-enhancing measures include new engines, the improved 7G-TRONIC PLUS automatic transmission and the ECO start/stop function. Ten new driving assistance systems ranging from ATTENTION ASSIST drowsiness detection to DISTRONIC PLUS proximity control are now available for this model series. The new-generation telematics include internet access and a 3D navigation display with plastic city views.
"In terms of drive and protection systems the new-generation C-Class offers the same comfort and safety as our luxury models. And with numerous high-grade features in the interior that remind one of the new CLS, the C-Class sets completely new standards in its segment with respect to perceived value and quality," says Dr. Joachim Schmidt, Sales & Marketing Director at Mercedes-Benz Cars. This interior modernisation is supplemented with a new telematics generation that not only includes completely redesigned displays, but also makes onboard internet access available.
A total of more than 2000 new components distinguish the latest generation of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class from its predecessor. Both the Saloon and Estate versions can be ordered from 10 January 2011. The European market launch will take place from March 2011. In addition to the standard appointments – which now include a leather steering wheel – the two design and equipment lines ELEGANCE and AVANTGARDE are the basis for the individualisation programme of the C-Class. The two lines are now even more readily distinguishable from each other.
The C-Class is the highest-selling model series, and therefore of particular importance for Mercedes-Benz. The current series has found well over one million buyers worldwide since its launch in March 2007. Since the introduction of the first C-Class in 1982 (then known as the model 190), Mercedes-Benz has sold more than 8.5 million vehicles in total in this segment. In 2010 too, the C-Class has repeatedly won top places in the registration statistics.
Dynamic, resolute, self-assured: the exterior
The front bumper has a more expressive and dynamic contours, the front section being brought closer to the brand's new design idiom. This starts with a more prominent radiator grille surround. The central air intake opens out upwards in a V-shape, forming a visual base unit for the radiator grille. Pronounced side sections extend from the sporty V-shape at the centre of the bumper. Continuing beneath the headlamps, these sections blend into the feature lines along the vehicle flanks, linking the front section with the sides. The side air inlets in the bumper are positioned low down, giving the car a more road-hugging appearance.
The Saloon and Estate now have a new aluminium bonnet, which contributes to weight reduction and therefore fuel efficiency. Its contour in the area of the headlamps and radiator grille emphasises the V-shape of the front section more heavily than before. In conjunction with the newly designed headlamps, this gives the front section a more resolute impression.
The shape of the clear-lens headlamps has been modified to create a more dynamic and resolute impression, and to act together with the bonnet, radiator grille and bumper to emphasise the V-shape of the front section. This impression is reinforced by both the exterior form of the headlamps and the interior of the housings. The headlamps show their modernity by precision and an interplay between matt and high-sheen areas. The halogen headlamps are arranged in the classic way, with low beam on the outside, high beam on the inside and the indicators neatly arranged in the outer corner formed with the front wing.
If the optional bi-xenon headlamps with the Intelligent Light System (ILS) are specified, the impression of depth is reinforced by a row of lighting modules. A position light with a distinctive C-shape emphasises the night design. Behind it is a cornering light extending to the main headlamp module on the outside. All three levels are connected by a transverse strip extending through the complete headlamp interior with dark contrasts, shiny areas and matt areas. A visual base in the lower section of the headlamp is formed by a horizontal broadband LED indicator unit. The horizontal LED daytime running lamps in the bumper also make the C-Class unmistakable from a distance.
In the case of the rear bumper, the light-catching contours and dividing lines have been modified to emphasise the width of the Saloon and Estate even more strongly. This change is particularly obvious in the more steeply rising course of the side light-catching contours towards the tail lights. A continuous light-catching contour at the upper end of the rear bumper extends into the flanks to connect the rear end with the sides to emphasise the sporty character of the rear aspect. In the facelifted model, the tail lights are even more neatly integrated into the rear section by a continuous covering lens. The characteristic surface meander is now on the inside of the light, and reminiscent of preceding model series. The particular impression of depth is achieved by a centrally located LED indicator, which appears to float in front of the red upper and lower light bands with their more deeply set LEDs. The tail lights have a particularly high recognition factor in the dark.
The aerodynamics of the C-Class are the mark of the bodyshell's efficiency. With a Cd figure of 0.26 it not only sets the benchmark in its class, but also glides through the wind better than most compact cars with its drag area of Cd x A = 0.57 sq. m.
Sporty, high-quality interior
The main focus of the design work in the interior was on restyling the dashboard with its integrated screen and new surface grain. The touch surfaces of the controls are now also more finely detailed and galvanised. A stepped extension to the instrument cluster now also accommodates the central display. The instrument cluster and a discreet light-catching contour continue into the front passenger side. The central, trapezoidal air vents and the round vents on the outside are highlighted in detail by galvanised trim.
The large section of trim is an important part of the newly designed dashboard. This extends from the centre air vents across the front passenger side to the outer air vent, while the lower edge of the upper dashboard section continues into the beltlines of the door panels with a new surface grain.
The control panel of the new-generation communication and information unit has keys with high-gloss surface inserts. The combination of keys, high-gloss areas and a new knurled wheel design accentuates the higher perceived value of the interior. In conjunction with the new telematics generation, the facelifted C-Class is also available with an optional, high-resolution colour display in the instrument cluster.
The premium character of the interior is underlined by the new-generation steering wheel, which was introduced with the new CLS and is now available in the sporty AVANTGARDE line for the C-Class. The steering wheel with its chromed central spoke stylishly accentuates the sporty atmosphere in the C‑Class.
The ELEGANCE and AVANTGARDE lines are more readily distinguishable from each other. This has been partly achieved by new trim in matt ash wood or walnut (ELEGANCE), or dark aluminium or black ash wood (AVANTGARDE). Stand features in the ELEGANCE line include luxury head restraints whose side bolsters can be adjusted as required.
More power, lower consumption: the engines
A reduction of up to 31 percent has been achieved in fuel consumption. All the rear-wheel drive C-Class models are equipped with the ECO start/stop function as standard. All the engine variants are now classed as BlueEFFICIENCY units, showing that they are particularly efficient and environmentally compatible in their use of fuel. In future all automatic versions with the exception of the C 300 CDI 4MATIC will feature the further-developed 7G-TRONIC PLUS seven-speed automatic transmission (introduction in the C 250 CDI 4MATIC in June 2011). In addition, the overall ratio of all new powertrain variants has been optimised for fuel economy.
All the petrol engines in the model series have direct injection. One of the highlights is the introduction of the new V6 petrol engine with its innovative and highly efficient BlueDIRECT process in the C 350 BlueEFFICIENCY. The quantum leap in efficiency is particularly well illustrated by the six-cylinder unit: Power has increased considerably, the C 350 BlueEFFICIENCY delivering 225 kW (306 hp) and 370 Nm (previously 215 kW/292 hp and 365 Nm). Fuel consumption has been significantly reduced, however: the C 350 BlueEFFICIENCY has a mean consumption of 6.8 litres per 100 km – 1.5 litres or 31 percent less than the preceding C 350 model.
The four-cylinder petrol engines, which made a great evolutionary leap forward in 2009 and all feature direct injection and turbocharging, excel with high performance and exemplary economy.
The most economical model in the Mercedes C-Class has also become even more frugal: the C 220 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY with the manual six-speed transmission and the standard ECO start/stop function has a mean diesel consumption of 4.4 litres per 100 km – 0.4 litres less than before. This corresponds to 117 grams of CO2 per kilometre. In conjunction with the improved 7G-TRONIC PLUS automatic transmission and the ECO start/stop function included as standard, the C 220 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY and C 250 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY both deliver top-class figures with a combined diesel consumption of just 4.8 litres per 100 km. This corresponds to CO2 emissions of 125 grams per kilometre.
Warning and intervening: the new driving assistance systems
With a total of ten new driving assistance systems ranging from ATTENTION ASSIST drowsiness detection to DISTRONIC PLUS proximity control, the C-Class reaches a new level in safety. The assistance systems are based on the latest radar, camera and sensor technology, and cover frequent accident causes such as driving too closely, fatigue and darkness. The new assistance systems, some of which only warn and some which actively intervene in hazardous situations, at a glance:
- Adaptive Highbeam Assist
- Active Lane Keeping Assist
- Active Blind Spot Assist
- Speed Limit Assist
- Parking guidance including PARKTRONIC
- PRE-SAFE® Brake
- Lane Keeping Assist
- Blind Spot Assist
More operating comfort, better connectivity: new-generation telematics
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Experts say there is a growing number of HIV cases in Charlottesville - and this week, there is an emphasis on awareness, thanks to World Aids Day. In honor of World Aids Day, the Charlottesville AIDS/HIV Services Group is having a free testing event at James Madison University.
Even though treatments have advanced to help people live with HIV and AIDS since 1981, there's concern that it's making people complacent.
"We should probably be talking with young people about it again. The sense of crisis is almost gone," said Eric Mayes of the Charlottesville AIDS/HIV Services Group.
The fight against HIV/AIDS has come a long way in the last 32 years, but for Charlottesville's AIDS/HIV Services Group the battle continues, especially when it comes to dealing with a generation gap.
"We talk about it, but there's a difference between talking about it and actually having lived through it and seen it and kids, I'm not sure if they get it," said Mayes.
Thanks to medical advancements, HIV/AIDS today doesn't have the death sentence stigma it carried 20 and 30 years ago. Instead of waiting two weeks for results, you get them in 20 minutes. Instead of taking a drug cocktail, there's a one pill a day regimen.
The progress overall is celebrated, but there is concern that young people may be taking the advancements for granted.
"Probably because they don't think of it in the same life-threatening way that older people do who saw the height of the epidemic in the 80s and 90s," said Mayes.
It's estimated that about 2,000 people in Charlottesville are HIV positive. That's the third-highest incident rate in Virginia, and it's growing among young people. The Charlottesville AIDS/HIV Services Group has seen a 22 percent increase in 13- to 24-year-olds.
"Only about half of sexually active young people are using condoms," said Mayes.
Honoring the 25 Annual World Aids Day, there is a lot for advocates to celebrate. But it is still a challenge to translate the pains of the past into a sense of urgency today.
The free testing event at James Madison University will be held Wednesday, December 4 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event is open to the public and the entire process is confidential.
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Preferences over the Fair Division of Goods: Information, Good, and Sample Effects in a Health Context
AbstractGreater recognition by economists of the influential role that concern for distributional equity exerts on decision making in a variety of economic contexts has spurred interest in empirical research on the public judgments of fair distribution. Using a stated-preference experimental design, this paper contributes to the growing literature on fair division by investigating the empirical support for each of five distributional principles — equal division among recipients, Rawlsian maximin, total benefit maximization, equal benefit for recipients, and allocation according to relative need among recipients — in the division of a fixed bundle of a good across settings that differ with respect to the good being allocated (a health care good — pills, and non-health care but still health-affecting good — apples) and the way that alternative possible divisions of the good are described (quantitative information only, verbal information only, and both). It also offers new evidence on sample effects (university sample vs. community samples) and how the aggregate ranking of principles is affected by alternative vote-scoring methods. We find important information effects. When presented with quantitative information only, support for the division to equalize benefit across recipients is consistent with that found in previous research; changing to verbal descriptions causes a notable shift in support among principles, especially between equal division of the goods and total benefit maximization. The judgments made when presented with both quantitative and verbal information match more closely those made with quantitative-only descriptions rather than verbal-only descriptions, suggesting that the quantitative information dominates. The information effects we observe are consistent with a lack of understanding among participants as to the relationship between the principles and the associated quantitative allocations. We also find modest good effects in the expected direction: the fair division of pills is tied more closely to benefit-related criterion than is the fair division of apples (even though both produce health benefits). We find evidence of only small differences between the university and community samples and important sex-information interactions.
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ALBANY, N.Y. - An obsession with heavy metal has a local man in hot water with police.
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