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- Address:
1101 17th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.barcodedc.com/
- Phone: 2029559001
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 11:30am - 2:00am, Friday: 11:30am - 3:00am, Saturday: 5:00pm - 3:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary European, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Giovanni Orellana
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Wine
- Special Events: Happy Hour Mon-Fri 3-7pm | All Beer, Wines and Rail Drinks %50 Off
Mondays | Happy Hour Extended
Tuesdays | Bottles of Wine %50 OFF
A word from Barcode
'To those of us who work a few blocks away, the opening of Barcode, in the former Fourth Estate Grille space near 17th and L streets NW, qualifies as big, huge, stop-the-presses news (at least as far as our happy hour options are concerned). Gone is the casual bar-and-grill vibe of the old place; in its place comes LED lighting, brushed steel surfaces, dark-wood paneling, lounge seating and communal banquettes. A set of turntables stand by the front door, as if waiting for a passing DJ to set them in motion. It makes sense to see them, because the bar is run by the DC Hospitality Group, which also oversees Lima and UltraBar.' - Washington Post. Come enjoy an after work drink, stay for dinner and enjoy the scene.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
Barcode - Best Restaurants in Downtown ›
Barcode reviews from OpenTable diners
60 reviews since May 27, 2014
- Food4Service3.9
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (31)great for lunch (29)vibrant bar scene (24)great for outdoor dining (18)hot spot (15)fit for foodies (12)neighborhood gem (11)special occasion (10)late-night find (10)great for brunch (4)notable wine list (4)romantic (4)scenic view (2)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- The food was greatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014I had made reservations for 9:00. Upon arriving at 9:10, I was greeted with doorman explaining the dress code for the establishment after 9:00. We were almost turned away because my boyfriend had sneakers. I wish this was explained to me before I chose that time to come. After that minor hick up, the rest of our experience went smoothly. Our waitress was well mannered and prompt with everything. But most of all, the food was delish! I had the Blackened Chicken with potatoes and Cole slaw, while my boyfriend had their Salmon with asparagus. Everything was cooked to perfection and the display was very nice. I will recommend this establishment to friends and family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/17/2014Food was surprisingly good for a more bar than restaurant. Noise level way to high.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DoroDined on 9/17/2014Barcode continues to be a great lunchtime venue. Food is very good and not too expensive. Service is terrific! The only comment I would have is that because they have a very active nighttime business as a bar, some of the furnishings are really looking worn. My seat cushion in the booth had stuffing coming out of it. I'm glad this place is always hopping at night (it always is!) but they need to really make sure they don't allow the place to become worn looking or the hip nightlife will go away and the business lunch crowd will too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good SpotMattyVIPDined on 9/10/2014Went for lunch. Food was good, restaurant is trendy and modern. I would expect dinner to be very good. Service was just ok, would have expected more since it was so slow while we were there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KendraDined on 9/5/2014Always fabulous. Yummy food, friendly service, great place for a Friday lunch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!SnackChaserDined on 8/16/2014Had an early birthday celebration & made a last minute restaurant change. Best dining decision I've ever made! I'd been here before for drinks and appetizers but never for dinner until Restaurant Week. Hands down this was the best deal ever. I had tge civeche, lobster & tiramisu. My friends had the swordfish appetizer & lamb chops. We were all very happy. I will definitely be back. Oh did I mention the drinks were great too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant Week 2014tenderheartDined on 8/16/2014Some friends and I dined here for the first time during Restaurant Week on Aug 16, 2014. I ordered the braised short ribs as my entrée and it was divine! So very good! The flavors were perfect! I will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceRestaurantFanDined on 8/15/2014I stopped by here an did a reservation for DC Restaurant Week and the cuisine was to die for. Me and my girlfriends got something different and all the specality items and normal items on the menu were delicious. My friend was so stuff but she tried to make room to finish her fabulous lamb. The atmosphere was chic and layed back at the same time. Also a big plus that the normal menu prices were reasonably price for everyday eating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FabFoodieDined on 8/11/2014Enjoyed the restaurant week menu, Australian lamb was to die for.
- Very good food and selection.Dcb700Dined on 8/9/2014Barcode has a somewhat small but very different menu selections. All three dishes my party had we very tasty and fresh. Wait staff was very friendly and attentive. The down side was the decor. Very worn. We has reservations and were still given a booth with torn fabric on the seats.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PrettygurlDined on 8/2/2014I enjoyed myself. The food was the best and I enjoyed the outside area as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LunchMikeVIPDined on 7/29/2014Great small plates and service. Nice job, since we had limited time. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My birthday happy hour was great!MDZetaDined on 7/25/2014The foods and drinks were great and there was plenty of seating! Great spot for a group happy hour event.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good place for lunch apptsNedaVIPDined on 7/16/2014It was pretty good. I do not think it is necessary to write a long review.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 6/30/2014Food was uninspired, at best, although the service was accommodating.
- Great but loudKDittyDined on 6/25/2014Love the place, but too loud. We had to take our food to go as it was impossible to talk or be heard. I understand the energy and loudness for Happy Hour and After Hours-- but downtown at lunchtime, it makes sense to have a spot where business lunches can happen. Other than that, I love the place! Great service, great food, great location!
- LunchguestDined on 6/19/2014The service and food was very good. Lunch time, the level of noise is too loud. I highly recommend to turn off the music sound, it is too loud for business conversation the only thing you can hear is the background of conversations.Special Features:
- Great Atmosphere, Poor ServiceCaitDined on 6/17/2014Good food and environment, but it took 20 minutes after we were seated just for someone to come ask our drink order, then another 20 minutes just for our food order. We had just been outside all day sightseeing and we were very impatient. However, the atmosphere was AMAZING and a fun place to be at. Ideal for bar hopping/drinking and bar foods. The cheeseburger was great!Special Features:
- Awesome Elegant Sports BarFSUDiningOutDined on 6/14/2014We had a long day at the zoo but went for dinner and view the world cup match. The food was amazing! I love the Happy Hour between 5-7 as we were able to enjoy good wine and drinks. I recommend Bar-Code to anyone for great sports viewing as the have several large HD monitors spread across the venue.Special Features:
- Fun in DCICEMaidenVIPDined on 6/13/2014A very fun ace in DC for lunch. Near Farragut North metro. Many great lunch selections and great service with an upbeat atmosphere. The World Cup on televisionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TastyBizLunchDined on 6/6/2014Tasty burgers; very attentive server. My ice tea glass was never emptySpecial Features:
- Left before the dancing startedFormerFedVIPDined on 5/28/2014My girlfriend and I tried Barcode for a light supper after a tour at the National Geographic Society a block north. We ate quickly, since we weren't interesting in the Latino music and dancing that was supposed to start about 10 PM. The staff was busy removing tables throughout our meal, but we still received friendly and attentive service. I had the beets and spicy shrimp and she the spinach-artichoke dip and grilled artichoke. All were very tasty, with the habanero butter from the shrimp almost too hot to eat. We'll try to get to Barcode earlier on our next visit.I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 348 reviews are from the Barcode reviews archive.
- Very bad experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/20/2014I made a reservation for 12:30 p.m., that was not honored. The place was packed after waiting 20 minutes to be seated, so my party of three left to eat elsewhere before our lunch hour was over.
- Great environment not so great foodAshleyDined on 5/13/2014The location is perfect. The waiters kept on asking us if we were ready for the order as if they were trying to get us out of there sooner. Every 1-2 minutes a new waiter would show up asking for the order. And even as we were finishing up they would keep asking us if we wanted them to take our plates away. Food wasn't amazing but wasn't terrible either. Great environment, fun place to be with lunch when catching up with old friends.Special Features:
- Lunch with colleagueOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/12/2014We had the typical one-hour burger lunch. Jasmine provided great service, the food was delicious and we were out of there and back to the office in plenty of time. It was surprisingly not crowded, very clean and enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jgronerVIPDined on 5/9/2014Decent bar food, good service, not a whole lot more at lunchtime.
- wizernowDined on 5/7/2014The food is lovely over many visits. However, the wait staff is unpredictable. Just be prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good until we got the billluvgoodfoodDined on 4/26/2014I like Barcode. I've been several times before and enjoyed it. This time was fun and food and drinks were good but Iididn't understand why our waiter gave our table of 5 individual checks and automatically added a TWENTY PERCENT tip to each. We sent them back and had him 're run the checks. We were not happy that he assumed he should get top billing for the tip. This is unacceptable and management should retrain their staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place for lunchsusuDined on 4/21/2014Lunch started with delicious olives instead of bread which is a nice touch. You can opt for an excellent side salad instead of fries with your sandwich. Food came out fast and we were not rushed out after finishing. I'll come here again.Special Features:
- Open Table?joeyDined on 4/17/2014Why doesn't Open Table Provide points for dining here?Special Features:
- Good place for a business lunchXXXXDined on 4/16/2014The atmosphere is relatively quiet at lunch (not after work, when it becomes a pick-up spot). The food was quite good, although the recommendation of one ``personal pizza'' per customer meant far too much food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great DC RestaurantModishlyyoursDined on 4/5/2014I love this place! The waitress was awesome and the food was incredible! Only con: not all of the alcoholic beverages were available on the menu other than that 5 stars! Will come again :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Okay service, Great FoodjanetDined on 3/22/2014I made a reservation and I told the waitress that when I stepped in with 2 of my other friends. She told us to go to the table, it's shared with another group, which was closest to the door and where people walk in and out and I didn't prefer that. Clearly, there were tables down the line where we could sit and so I said again, I made a reservation, could we please sit there instead? and she said she'd check. She came back and didn't give us the seat and said that only 6 ppl could sit there. then I hesitated and said okay, although I made a reservation and clearly there would have been no problem. Five minutes later, I saw that it didn't matter again because there were 3 men who sat in the table I wanted to be seated in. Awful service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was a great place to goOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/21/2014It was a great place to go out on a Friday night. The food was tasty and the music was great.Special Features:
- Great service and foodRoxyGirl757Dined on 3/8/2014It was a little bit loud for my taste, however it made the booth we shared with another group more private, so it was well worth it. It would be nice to have more bar seating, especially since it plays games/fights.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A bit too loud and vulgarNickDined on 3/7/2014A bit too loud and vulgar for dinner. Too many 21 yo proving themselves doing shots.Special Features:
- Great food and service. VeryViperDined on 2/28/2014Great food and service. Very loud on a Friday night so not the intimate dinner environment but lots if energy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for Singles!NewtotownDined on 2/26/2014Received great food and service but not the atmosphere we were expecting. Felt like a singles pick up place, which is great if you are looking for that. Not great for dates or kids. Music very loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ServicerigoVIPDined on 2/26/2014Took the family for a special "we're surprising daddy at work" lunch and having a special outing. While the place is not set up for kids, no high chairs or boosters (which is fine given the venue), the staff and our server never made us feel unwelcome. Server was especially great. Food was above par and reasonably priced. I wouldn't call this place kid friendly, which is fine, there are many other choices nearby. But given the location, the volume and energy of the space, i'd recommend this place to parents that want to impress their well behaved 3 year olds.Special Features:
- Neighborhood RestaurantStevieDined on 2/20/2014Our company has an office about 3 blocks from Barcode. Since the food is a good mix of American with vegetarian plates, it always seems to get the okay when we have groups that are going out to lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center
Director: Dr. Louis M. Weiner • Research Building, Suite E501, 3970 Reservoir Road NW, Washington, DC 20057 • Phone: 202-697-2110 • Web site: http://lombardi.georgetown.edu/
Established in 1970, the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center is named in honor of legendary football coach Vince Lombardi, who was treated for cancer at Georgetown University Hospital. What began as a small clinic treating cancer patients is now a state-of-the-art cancer center housing more than 240,000 square feet of clinic and research space. As Lombardi has grown, its mission has remained constant - to provide the most advanced treatments available, to train future cancer specialists, and to cure cancer in its many forms.
Lombardi was first designated as an NCI Comprehensive Cancer Center in 1974 in conjunction with Howard University, and the designation was renewed for Lombardi as a single-site center in 1990. It remains the only comprehensive cancer center in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. It receives $97 million in grant funding, has nearly 200 full-time faculty members, and 220 ongoing clinical trials. Today, Lombardi presses forward under the visionary leadership of its director, Dr. Louis M. Weiner, who was recruited in October 2007.
Research Activities
Patient Care Specialties
Other Notable Programs
Education and training at the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center spans all levels of learning. The cancer center has four master's programs (in biostatistics, health physics, tumor biology, and a joint program in cancer genetics, epidemiology, and control), as well as a Ph.D. and combined M.D./Ph.D. program in tumor biology. Additionally, three postdoctoral training programs are offered at Lombardi: a medical genetics fellowship, clinical fellowships in hematology/oncology and palliative care, and research fellowships in tumor biology.

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45-50 30th Street, 7th Fl
Long Island City, NY 11101
(718) 663-8448
MTWTF is a graphic design studio specializing in publications, environmental graphics and identity systems. MTWTF engages in collaborative projects with partners in other disciplines, such as architecture, industrial design, and urban planning. MTWTF was founded in 2008 and is located in Long Island City, New York.
Glen Cummings, Partner and Creative Director
Glen Cummings received a B.F.A. from The Art Institute of Chicago and a M.F.A. in Graphic Design from Yale University School of Art. From 2002 to 2008 he was an Art Director at 2x4 in New York City leading projects for MTV, Prada, Chanel, Dallas Center for the Performing Arts, and the Muhammad Ali Center. His work has been published and recognized by the American Institute of Architects, the American Institute of Graphic Arts, Interior Design Magazine, and New York Times Magazine, and it has been exhibited by the AIGA and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. He was appointed lecturer in Graphic Design at Yale University School of Art in 2002, where he teaches a Masters Studio in Exhibition Design.
Aliza Dzik, Partner and Art Director
Aliza Dzik received a B.A. in literature from Yale University and an M.F.A. in Graphic Design from Yale University School of Art. In 1999–2000, she was a Fulbright Scholar at Tel Aviv University. Aliza has taught typography and visual studies as an adjunct professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology and Queens College, and has been a visiting critic at Yale School of Art, Parsons The New School for Design, Pratt Institute, and Rutgers University. Her work has been published by the American Institute of Graphic Arts, Grafik Magazine, Print Books, and Chronicle Books.
Pedro Gonçalves, Senior Interactive Designer
Pedro Gonçalves received a B.A. in Communication Design from The Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon. After graduation he founded the v-a studio with two classmates and worked there for a year on print and web projects. In 2010, he was awarded an Inov-Art scholarship by the Portuguese Ministry of Culture to be a design intern at the 9th Street Independent Film Center. Pedro moved to New York in 2011 to join MTWTF as a print and web designer and developer.
Newark Riverfront Park in NY Times JUL 21, 2013
Buell Center & MTWTF shortlisted for American Pavillion at 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale
AIGA/NY awarded 2013 ArtPlace grant for Design/Relief
Opara, Cummings, Lin and Jackson judge 2013 Core 77 awards
Safari 7 at X Bienal de Arquitetura de São Paulo SEP-OCT 2013
MTWTF is proud to contribute to the NYC Multifesto
NYC X Design Launches MAY 5, 2013
INABA's Red Bull Music Academy NY preview party APR 22, 2013
INABA's Red Bull Music Academy NY opens APR 28, 2013
Buell Center's "Comments on Foreclosed" launches FEB 18, 2013
SCAPE (w MTWTF) wins Town Branch Commons competition
MTWTF in Bloomberg Businessweek's Design Issue
Glen Cumming at Van Alen's Architecture Publishing Summit OCT 26, 2012
SITU Studio & MTWTF's HAVA design in NY Times
Laura Kurgan, Craig Hosang and Glen Cummings' "From Waiting Rooms to Resource Hubs"
Buell Hypothesis selected to be one of AIGA's 50 Best Books of 2012
Hava Nagila on WNYC's Soundcheck
Fast Company reviews Hava Nagila
"Collecting Architecture – Territories" exhibition at Deste Foundation in Athens, Greece / JUN 20 – OCT 31
via GSAPP
publication via GSAPP Books
MTWTF identity, signage and graphics for Claire Tow Theater debuts / AUG 30, 2013
Glen Cummings / GDNYC interview in GRAPHIC magazine #22
New GSAPP Books 2012/2013 catalog / SEP 5
NEW GSAPP 2012 Fall Events poster / SEP 5
INABA's SkyLight debuts in Stavenger, Norway with LED animations by MTWTF / SEP 13
GDNYC & Parsons' 2012 "From A to B and Back Again" dialogs launches / OCT 18
Glen Cummings at 2013 Bloomberg Businessweek Conference / JAN 13 - 14
GDNYC and Super Models at 2012 New York Art Book Fair / SEP 17 - 20
Glen Cummings workshop at MICA / NOV 2 - 4
Glen Cummings and Gavin Browning workshop at VCFA / OCT 19 - 21
Super Models at Van Alen Books / SEP 20
"Buell Hypothesis" and "Foreclosed" win AIGA "Justified" award
Glen Cummings speaks at the Newark Riverfront Summit / SEP 15
MTWTF and SITU Studio's "Hava Nagila: A Song for the People" at Museum of Jewish Heritage
Glen Cummings serves as 2012/13 AIGA NY Vice President
"Living Room: Housing Works Builds Housing" exhibition / APR 26-28, 2012
"Foreclosed: Rehousing The American Dream" now available
MTWTF partners with AALEDF to Fight L.E.S. Rezoning
MTWTF featured in PAP's "Designing for Social Change" by Andrew Shea
"Studio-X NY Guide" featured in Domus
Safari 7 workshop in Beijing / JUN 24 - 28
NY Times announces "Foreclosed: Rehousing The American Dream" exhibition
The Buell Hypothesis in the New York Times, APR 14, 2011
Glen Cummings joins AIGA, NY Board of Directors, 2011
Festival of Ideas feature info kiosks by INABA in collaboration with MTWTF / MAY 4 - 8, 2011
Safari 7 at the Festival of Ideas... / MAY 4 - 8, 2011
Yale gdmfa exhibition, CATALOG, closing reception / MAY 14, 2011
ArtEZ design students visit MTWTF / APR 18, 2011
The Studio-X NY Guide still available online, 2010
x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x still available online, 2009
communication system, 2012
MTWTF for Enrique Walker, GSAPP
A communication system for 2012 – 2014 meant to facilitate trans-year dialog and institutional memory inside this one-year post-graduate program.
ARAG: Panel 2: Nothing better than...
invitation, publication, graphics, 2009
MTWTF for Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery & Martin Beck
invitation, publication, graphics, 2010
MTWTF for Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery
ARAG: Prototype 180
invitation, publication, graphics, 2011
MTWTF for Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery
ARAG: Sodrakull Frosakull
invitation, publication, graphics, 2011
MTWTF for Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery
ARAG: No Longer Art
nvitation, publications, graphics, 2012
MTWTF for Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery
ARAG: Tony Oursler, UFOs and Effigies
nvitation, publications, graphics, 2013
MTWTF for Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery
Athos Bulcão: Surface and Plane
text and publication, 2012
Glen Cummings and Elisa Testa
A visual analysis of six Athos Bulcão surfaces within Oscar Niemeyer buildings in Brasilia, Brazil. Bulcão's graphic surfaces are discussed as functional components of the building rather than independent art works. *this research was generously funded by the Imre Halasz Foundation at MIT.
Between Stations
Brown Institute for Media Innovation
identity and website, 2013
MTWTF and graybitz for Mark Hansen and the Brown Institute for Media Innovation
The Buell Hypothesis
Research publication, 2011
MTWTF and Greenblatt/Wexler for The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for The Study of American Architecture
City Grammar
Civic Data Design Lab
identity, 2013
MTWTF for Sarah Williams & CDDL
The Claire Tow Theater
identity and signage, 2012
MTWTF and Hugh Hardy Collaborative for Lincoln Center Theater
Comments on Foreclosed
publication and web archive, 2013
MTWTF for The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for The Study of American Architecture
Collecting Architecture Territories
exhibition graphics, publications, poster, 2012 -
MTWTF for GSAPP and Deste Foundation
identity and website,
MTWTF for Empire
Extremely Hungary
Festival of Ideas for The New City
publication and exhibition, 2012
MTWTF for The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture at Columbia University, The Museum of Modern Art and MoMA Publications.
Fill The Lake
GD762b '08 / Left Right Up...
GD762b '09 / Lux et Veritas
GD762b '10 / Off The Wall
GD762b '11 / CATALOG
GD762b '12 / AKA
GD762b '13 / Show/s
GSAPP Books
Hava Nagila
exhibition, 2012
MTWTF and SITU Studio for Museum of Jewish Heritage
GSAPP Wood Lectures
Hazleton Public Schools
Heritage Ball 2011
Information Center
graphic pavillion, 2011
MTWTF and INABA for Little Tokyo Design Week,
Landscapes of Quarantine
Made in MIdtown?
identity, publication, website and environmental graphics, 2010
MTWTF and Adapted Studio for Design Trust for Public Space
Mind The Gap
Invite and booklet, 2013
MTWTF for The Center for Urban Real Estate, Columbia University GSAPP, Columbia University
Newark Riverfront Map
map, 2011 (in progress)
MTWTF in collaboration with Damon Rich for The City of Newark, NJ
Newark Riverfront Park signage
signage, 2011
MTWTF in collaboration with Damon Rich, Trust for Public Land, and Lee Weintraub Landscape Architects for the City of Newark, New Jersey
This Is Newark!: N-Trees
proposal, 2009
MTWTF and SCAPE for the City of Newark
N-Trees are linear tree plantings along major thouroughfares and on top of buildings at key gateway locations that act as the symbol of Newark's post-industrial revitalization and green the city.
NYMC Homebuyer Handbook
identity, ballots and collateral, 2012-
MTWTF and CUP for PBNYC
Pidgin no. 7
Predatory Equity
Public Housing: A New Conversation
publication, exhibition & website, 2009
MTWTF for The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture
Red Bull Music Academy New York
signage and environmental graphics, 2013
MTWTF, Farzin Lotfijam, Chad Silver and INABA for Red Bull Music Academy
Safari 4
tours, booklets, exhibitions (ongoing)
MTWTF, Kate Orff and Janette Kim
Safari 4 is a self-guided tour of urban animal life along Beijing's No. 4 train line.
Safari 7
SaSu Press
logotype, 2011
MTWTF for SaSu Press
2nd Av Subway
environmental graphics 2011
MTWTF for MTA-CC
Shock Slogans, 3rd edition
publication, 2012
MTWTF for SaSu Press
Proposal for a third edition of Exitstencil Press' Shock Slogan's and Mindless Token Tantrums by Crass
Skylight proposals
Skylight animations
Studio &
identity and website, 2013
MTWTF for Mabel Wilson
Studio-X NY Guide...
Publication, 2011 MTWTF and Gavin Browning for GSAPP Books
Publication, 2011
MTWTF and Gavin Browning for GSAPP Books
Town Branch Commons
redevelopment proposal, 2013
SCAPE with MTWTF for the City of Lexington, Kentucky
Urban China bootleg
blog, 2013
MTWTF for Utility.
What is Affordable Housing?
WRIT Report


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The Amarillo truck driver with critical burns from a fiery crash near Sunray passed away Thursday morning.
37 year-old Ezequiel Garcia had been in a Lubbock Burn Unit since the March 10th wreck that also killed five area teens.
The Texas Department of Public Safety says Garcia struck the teens' car on the passenger side after they had run a stop sign on Morton Elevator Road. DPS says Garcia nor the teens were under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Owen Asher says he knew Garcia for several years. He says his friends called him Zeke, and that he loved his wife and kids, worked hard, and liked playing softball. Zeke helped him get his CDL license.
Asher says they worked at Coca Cola and Pepsi together as route drivers. He says, "He was feeling a lot of pain and nobody wants to be that way, but it's just the fact that you know we're all still in shock. Because he's just that kind of guy you just can't miss yet. That friend you can't really see it until. I guess we actually see it on the funeral. "
Another friend Elva Cervantes says, "I knew Zeke for about four years, he was my coworker there at Pepsi, and he was a very kind-hearted man. Always talked about his family, very hard worker, and he was the type of man that would take his shirt off his back for you."
Cervantes says she went with other friends of Zeke Thursday to put up a cross at the site where the wreck happened.
Attached is the full report of the crash from DPS.


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With the 2008 Presidential election behind us and the current economic conditions changing the world as we know it, MSNBC anchor Mika Brzezinski reports on it. She will present, "Breaking News," at Lake Erie College Oct. 2, 2009 at 8 p.m. in the Morley Music Building.
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A veteran anchor and reporter who has covered some of the biggest stories in the last decade, Brzezinski gives audiences a behind-the-scenes look at the stories and people making news. As a veteran news anchor for Weekend Today and co-host of MSNBC's Morning Joe, Brzezinski brings her trademark energy and irreverence to the news that matters to people all over the world. Brzezinski engages in a lively question-and-answer session and gives in-depth analysis to audience questions on: politics, culture and the media business; the existence (or lack thereof) of bias in the press; and the newsmakers and personalities who shape our times.
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Co-founder, dean and conductor Brett Stewart announced the expansion at a concert while the group toured in Texas. The new Dallas location, like current locales in California and Arizona, will enroll children ages 4 – 18 in youth choral ensembles. Adult singers and instrumentalists will audition for the Grand Chorus and symphony orchestra.
In a further announcement, the organization revealed their new name, Millennial Choirs & Orchestras. "This is an exciting time for our organization," said Susan Stephensen, MCO Executive Director. "We are thrilled to bring this outstanding program of quality, sacred music to the Dallas community, as well as our existing locales, under a name that is both descriptive and all-inclusive. It is a perfect fit with our motto: "All Ages – All Faiths – One Voice."
MCO began in 2007 when co-founders Brett and Brandon Stewart established a first location in Orange County, Calif. They later established a second location in the East Valley area of Phoenix, Ariz. in 2009.
The group accepted an invitation and recently performed at the American Choral Directors Association national conference in March 2013. MCO has released three albums, including two of which have been ranked in the top 10 of the Billboard Traditional Classical chart.
The organization's final concerts of the season, "Then Sings My Soul", will be held on April 26th, at Segerstrom Hall (http://www.scfta.org) in Costa Mesa, California, and on April 19th and 20th at Mesa Arts Center in Mesa, Arizona. The Arizona shows sold out early, but tickets are available for a recently-added 5:00 pm performance on Saturday, April 20th (www.mesaatscenter.org.)
About Millennial Choirs & Orchestras – Millennial Choirs & Orchestras is an independent nonprofit organization that teaches and encourages excellence in quality sacred, choral and classical music. It provides a unique and unsurpassed level of music education to members of all faiths throughout the community. MCO provides an invaluable learning environment whereby children, youth, and adults can associate with and share talents with those who maintain upstanding values. The ensemble is powered by over 2,000 singers and instrumentalists.
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The Carolina Panthers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 30-22 on Monday night. Cam Newton threw for two touchdowns and also scored two on the ground. Newton and Andy Reid spoke after the game.
Falcons hold on to move to 10-1, can clinch NFC South title with win over Saints, Tampa Bay loss to Denver
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November 27th, 2012
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November 27th, 2012
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Way to go Cam!!
November 27th, 2012
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Not to look past Thursday night but we play the Panthers in Charlotte on 10 days rest after the Caints. Panthers will be coming off of a trip to KC.
November 27th, 2012
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NFL Power Ranking
#1 Falcons (10-1, +1): Atlanta escaped by the skin of their teeth yet again, but beating one of the NFL's hottest teams on the road is no small task.
#2 Texans (10-1, -1): It took nearly ten quarters for Houston to beat teams with a combined record of 6-16. They're still coasting to a first round bye, but what has happened to the vaunted Wade Phillips defense the past couple weeks?
#3 49ers (8-2-1, NC): Just like the Falcons, San Francisco put an end to a winning streak on the road. The dynamic play of Colin Kaepernick combined with their incredible defense makes this team a scary foe in January.
#4 Patriots (8-3, NC): There's nothing like a good old-fashioned Patriot butt kicking. They run up the score like a 14 year old that has been playing Madden 13 for way too long.
#5 Broncos (8-3, +1): Denver brought their "C" game to Kansas City and still coasted. Absolutely nobody wants to see this team in the playoffs with how they're playing on both sides of the ball.
#6 Ravens (9-2, -1): It took a 4th and 29 miracle to put San Diego out of their misery. They haven't looked like an elite team for months, yet they keep on winning.
#7 Giants (7-4, +2): Classic Giants. Just when you think they're struggling, they put a hurting on a team and remind everyone that they're the defending champs.
#8 Bears (8-3, NC): Chicago's blowout win over Minnesota was costly thanks to six injuries to key players. It pains me to say it, but Jay Cutler simply makes this team better. His quick throws into small windows can make his offensive line actually look passable.
#9 Packers (7-4, -2): You can't win when you can't keep your quarterback upright. Green Bay needs to block and scheme better if they want to hang with the league's best.
#10 Colts (7-4, +3): If the playoffs started today, Andrew Luck would visit Peyton Manning in the Wild Card round. That might garner some national attention.
#11 Buccaneers (6-5, NC): Tough loss for the Bucs. Their schedule isn't doing them any favors down the stretch either. Tampa heads to Denver, New Orleans, and Atlanta for their last three road games.
#17 Caints (5-6, -2): The loss to San Francisco might mean that their recent surge was too little too late. Their next three games: at Falcons, at Giants, home for Buccaneers. One loss puts them behind the 8 ball; two losses put them at home for the playoffs.
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11:30 am
S A I N T S 38 – f a l c a n t ' s 20
November 27th, 2012
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Well woopty dang doo! I don't care a bit
November 27th, 2012
1:27 pm
wow, if that is what is considered 'shining' in the NFL, I cant wait till next sunday.
November 27th, 2012
2:03 pm
A classic case of denial:
"Of course we wouldn't feel that way (like the Saint s' little brother)," Samuel said. "We're just going to go out there on Thursday night. We're going to let our play do all the talking. We're just going to go out there and play hard."
Hard to deny you're owned Samuel, especially when you're about to lose five straight to them, five of the last six in your own house, 11 of the last 13.
November 27th, 2012
2:53 pm
Anyone want to go in on a paper bag factory in new orleans……we'll make millions !!! LOLOLOLOL
November 27th, 2012
2:57 pm
The aint's can beat us twice this year and Seen and the aint's will STILL be watching the Falcons in the playoffs from their sofa !!!! HAHAHAHA. Gotta love it !!
November 27th, 2012
3:01 pm
Seen, sounds like you're hanging the whole season on beating the Falcons…..thank you. It is a big game for ya'll…..for us ??? just another stepping stone to taking the title back from your pathetic team and their old man QB LOL
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November 27th, 2012
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Hard to deny you're owned Samuel.
Excuse me dunce hat, slavery is no longer!!
November 27th, 2012
11:24 pm
Seen & aint's fans, you being here is ok, you're constant portrayal of the aints being some sort of power house is quite laughable. Someone who foams at the mouth about particlular stats without acknowledgment of their teams history is just ignorant. The last few "wonder" years of the aint's is all that's there…….before that ……….nothing. The Falcons were winning division titles and appearing in playoff games waaaaay before the aint's. I mean, come on 1966 to 2000 without a playoff win….dude thats horrible. Face it, the last few years for the aint's is just a flash in the pan……soon to be over. You my friend are the delusional one, for sure…..read some books on your sorry team's history. The way you sound on these boards is quite embarrassing and stupid. Hope you didn't throw your paper bag away……


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Soong May-ling or Soong Mei-ling (March 5, 18981 October 23, 2003), one of the three Soong sisters and described as "the one who loved power". As the wife of President Chiang Kai-shek, she was also known as Madame Chiang ...Add to my favourites Get these quotes on a PDF
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Willard "Bill" L. Wilder, age 73 of Blaine went peacefully to heaven on Thursday, May 13, 2010, to be reunited with family members who have passed before him. It brings comfort to his family to know that he is no longer hurting, and that he will be keeping a close watch over his loved ones here on earth.
Bill was born on February 14, 1937 in Blaine to Willard and Marieta (Ridpath) Wilder. He attended school in Blaine, and married Kathryn "Kay" Wilson in Custer on September 19, 1957. Bill drove truck for the Blaine Marina for 35 years. He loved sports and was an outdoorsman who enjoyed fishing and hunting. Bill loved traveling in his motor home, especially to Ft. Casey and Baker Lake. He was a good, kind-hearted husband, father, grandfather, son, brother and friend. The family thanks you for your continued prayers in their
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World Wetlands Day in Viet Nam
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Pham Dinh Viet Hong, Vietnam Environmental Protection Agency (VEPA)
Wetlands in Vietnam possesses a great diversity of types, resources, biodiversity, functions and important social, economic and cultural values. With an area of more than 10 million hectares, wetlands distribute almost all over ecological regions of the country which not only have a long relation with local communities but play a vital role in people's lives and the country's socio-economic development.
During the two days from 1st to 2nd of February 2007, many provinces and cities of the country have organized a lot of practical activities to respond to the World Wetlands Day (WWD) this year. These activities include propaganda and dissemination of the value and role of wetlands with the emphasis on the significance and importance of local communities; holding workshops, meetings, knowledge contests and exhibition on wetland issues; and hanging banners, panels, propaganda posters, leaflets, and etc.
Quang Ninh, a large coastal province located along Viet Nam's northeastern border, hosted this year's activities in Viet Nam. In Ha Long city of Quang Ninh province, the Ministry of Natural Recourse and Environment (MONRE) cooperated with the Province People Committee who organized the meetings and activities.
On the 1st Feb 07, the knowledge exchanging night about wetlands for the youths was organized with a gift presentation to the three families who were seriously damaged by the recent hail and whirlwind. On February 2, as part of the festivities, Viet Nam's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE), joined representative of IUCN Viet Nam, and local residents at Bai Chay beach in Ha Long city, Quang Ninh province, for a community cleanup day and fish release. More than 1,000 officers, young people, members of youth union, women, and representatives of businesses of Quang Ninh province, participated in this event. Especially, the participation of youth unions of MONRE, Quang Ninh province, Department of Environmental Protection, DONRE, and Department of Aquatic Resource Protection, etc.
Quang Ninh - the province's UNESCO World Heritage site - is rich in both freshwater wetlands and marine wetlands, affording great economic potential, especially in fishing. Large schools of fish, as well as mussels, squid, sea turtle and lobsters, occupy the waters near Quang Ninh, while oysters and edible seaweed abound along coastline. These products have become an important source of income for local residents, but they are threatened by increasing encroachment and environment pollution upon the wetlands, which cause irreparable damage to the ecosystem.
The organization of the celebration of the WWD this year expressed the Government's and localities' determination to the conservation and sustainable use of Vietnam's wetlands. On the speed delivered on the meeting in Ha Long city on the February 2nd 2007, Doctor Pham Khoi Nguyen - a member of the Central Committee of Communist Party and Vice Minister of MONRE emphasized the important significance of wetlands to Vietnamese. He called sectors, agencies at all level and people to put efforts to implement the basic following tasks:
"- To strengthen education and communication programs on the significance, the role and approaches of sustainable management, exploitation and use of wetlands through mass media and counterpart network in order to transfer typical models, good examples and experience in sustainable wetland conservation and development to people in the whole country.
- To integrate sustainable conservation and development of wetland areas into relevant development plans, programs and projects, which will be considered as indicators for assessment of development solutions; to combine conservation activities with those of poverty reduction in wetland areas.
- To carry out national wetland inventory, wetland evaluation with special regard to biodiversity resources; to carry out zoning and planning of national and international important wetland areas.
- To enhance international cooperation in the field of environmental protection in general and sustainable conservation and development of wetland area in particular; and to use effectively international funding sources for environmental protection"
In addition, the province's World Wetlands Day included a mangrove planting ceremony, a biodiversity exhibition and traditional performances by local people at the Xuan Thuy National Park- the first Ramsar site of Vietnam. More than 300 local children participated in an environmental clean up and took part in a coloring competition, making paper fish to decorate their homes and schools.


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During US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to India this past July, a member of her delegation, Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues Melanne Verveer, visited the state of Rajasthan. There, Ambassador Verveer met with nearly 100 elected women representatives (EWRs) trained by The Hunger Project (THP). She was accompanied in her visit by THP-India Vice President and Country Director, Rita Sarin, and Director, Sriparna Ganguly.
All graduates of THP's capacity building programs, the EWRs shared with Ambassador Verveer their work being done on issues of water, girl child education, gender based violence, disaster management, corruption, food security, health and panchayat (local government) accountability.
The EWRs, most of them newly elected to public office, discussed the challenges they face in their Panchayats and effective strategies to overcome them. Ambassador Verveer expressed her appreciation of the changes brought about by EWRs and stressed the need to share their accomplishments more broadly. She emphasized that greater awareness of their work would encourage women's political participation in other parts of the world.


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A Diet Solution Based on Evolution
By Loren Cordain, Ph.D.
Sixty-three percent of American men and 55% of American women over age 25 are overweight. And it's killing us. The leading cause of death in the United States—responsible for 41% of all fatalities—is heart and blood-vessel disease. Fifty million Americans have high blood pressure, 40 million have high cholesterol levels and 16 million have Type II diabetes.
That's the bad news. The good news is that the scientific community is in almost unanimous agreement that these diseases and disorders are related to our diets, and that they are avoidable. Unfortunately, the experts are in complete disagreement over which type of diet is best for preventing and treating disease.
The government's position on healthy eating is exemplified by the Department of Agriculture's food pyramid, which exhorts us to eat between 6 and 11 servings of cereal grains daily and 2 to 3 servings of dairy foods, and to limit fats and sweets. Nutritional authorities such as Dr. Dean Ornish encourage us to lower dietary fat to less than 10% of calories and to eat plenty of whole grains and legumes. Noted alternative health physician Dr. Andrew Weil agrees with Ornish's advice on whole grains and legumes but takes issue with his fat recommendation, saying it is too low and deficient in omega-3 fatty acids. Still other nutrition gurus, such as Dr. Neal Barnard, president of the private nonprofit Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, caution us to eliminate from our diets all animal products, including meat, eggs, dairy and fish. In stark contrast, the Atkins Diet instructs us to reduce our carbohydrate content to less than 100 grams a day and to eat all of the fatty, salty cheeses and meats we desire. Is there any way to make sense of this?
I'm sure you've struggled with the question I asked myself years ago: What is the best diet for improving health, losing weight and reducing the risk of chronic illness?
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Zookeepers learned long ago that in order for an animal not just to exist but to thrive, be healthy and reproduce in captivity, it was necessary to replicate as closely as possible in the zoo the animal's natural habitat. Part of that requirement was diet. Exotic lemurs from Madagascar or rare monkeys from the Brazilian rain forest could be kept alive in captivity when fed standard monkey chow, but they did not do well. They were prone to infections, developed chronic diseases and rarely, if ever, reproduced. However, when these animals were given a diet of insects, grubs, worms and fresh plants—foods they ate in their natural habitats—they became more active and healthy and began to produce offspring. Why?
Feeding a beefsteak to a horse makes about as much sense as feeding hay to a lion. Horses, like the big cats, are evolutionary specialists. In response to their particular ecological niche, horses have evolved with the physiology (such as grinding teeth) to prefer a vegetarian diet of grasses and shrubs. By ...
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The Best Diet for Optimal Health
By Lindsay Wilson
There is much wisdom in the old saying "You are what you eat," and doctors and dietitians alike will tell you that good health starts with a good diet. To help make eating well as simple as possible, Natural Solutions teamed up with four nutrition specialists to create an easy-to-follow diet plan that's good for everyone. Even better: Turn the page, and you'll see how to customize the plan to make it work for your needs.
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Victoria Maizes, MD, executive director, Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine
Beth Reardon, MS, RD, an integrative nutritionist at Duke University
Grace Avila, a San Francisco–based chef and nutrition consultant
Taryn Forrelli, ND, a naturopathic physician in Boston
Choose 7 Veggies a Day
Leafy greens: spinach, collard greens, kale, romaine, and arugula
Cruciferous veggies: broccoli, cauliflower, kale, and cabbage
Root veggies: carrots, beets, sweet potatoes, and radishes
Others: tomatoes, squash, peppers, onions, asparagus, and mushrooms
Make it easy:
• Toss a handful each of spinach, tomatoes, and mushrooms into an egg-white omelet for 3 servings of veggies.
• Pile slices of roasted beets on toasted, sprouted bread with romaine lettuce and goat cheese for 2 servings.
• Add 11/2 cups each diced and sautéed carrots, peppers, and onions to brown rice when fluffing it for 3 servings.
Grace's quick tip:
"When your energy starts to wane in the afternoon, have a green drink instead of a cup of coffee or tea. That will help alkalize your body, giving you not only a shot of energy but also about 4 servings of veggies per 8-ounce serving."
Choose 3 Fruits a Day
Blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, cherries, kiwi, melon, papaya, apples, lemons, limes, oranges, pomegranates, and avocados
Make it easy:
• Top a spinach salad with 1/2 cup each sliced strawberries and cubed apples for 2 servings.
• Garnish marinated fish or chicken with chunks of mango and avocado
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• Peel, core, and heat 5 Granny Smith apples, 1 bag frozen mixed berries, and 1 tablespoon cinnamon until tender. Serve as a side with dinner or for dessert for 2 servings per helping.
Beth's quick tip:
"I like to serve a side of fruit along with veggies at dinner. It is an easy way to sneak in another serving, and a good reminder for my family that fruit is a great option all day."
Choose 3 to 6 Servings of Whole Grains a Day
Brown rice, quinoa, millet, amaranth, sprouted bread, oatmeal, and barley
Make it easy:
• Mix a cup of your favorite fruit into a 1/2 cup of hot oatmeal, and drizzle with agave nectar for 1 serving.
• Toss 1/2 cup cooked quinoa with a little olive oil, basil, sliced nectarines, and goat cheese for 1 serving.
• Add 1/2 cup amaranth to a pot of vegetable soup during the last 15 minutes of cooking time for 1
• Spread hummus on a piece of sprouted bread, top with sliced red peppers and low-fat cheddar cheese, and toast for 1 serving.
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Weight Loss
By Juliette Aiyana, LAc
Since hitting my 30s, weight loss has been challenging. How could acupuncture help me shed unwanted pounds?
The combination of acupuncture, Chinese herbs, and a healthy balanced diet can lead to weight-loss success. My average weight-loss patient loses about 10 percent of her weight in two to three months. Also, I encourage my patients to exercise; some don't and still lose weight, but not as much as those who work out.
According to a 2006 study in the Internal Journal of Neuroscience, acupuncture can help treat obesity by affecting appetite, digestion, and metabolism. Acupuncture can also raise levels of serotonin, the hormone that makes us feel satiated. In my clinical experience, body acupuncture (needles placed on the limbs, trunk, and back) yields superior results for weight loss over auricular acupuncture (ear tacks or staples, which are tiny needles, or magnets or seeds placed on the ear point with an adhesive tape). Body acupuncture addresses energy disharmony and thus uses points based on each patient's unique signs and symptoms, whereas auricular acupuncture typically uses the same set of points for each patient.
For successful weight loss, TCM practitioners combine acupuncture and herb treatments with the branch of Chinese medicine called "lifestyle change." The patient becomes an integral part of the care plan by changing and maintaining healthy dietary habits, scheduling time to go food shopping and cook, reducing stress levels, and exercising.
Chinese nutritional therapy also depends on the patient's unique energy disharmony. Foods have qualities that can warm or cool your energy. They can circulate qi and blood and eliminate dampness, which is a pathogenic factor related to weight gain. To achieve optimal weight loss, your TCM practitioner should teach you to balance the energy of your diet. Some spices and foods that circulate qi and eliminate dampness include cardamom, cumin, basil, almonds, cloves, garlic, lobster, orange peel tea, carrots, sweet potato, quinoa, shrimp, squash, chicken, papaya, barley, jasmine tea, green tea, and kidney beans. For more information, see my book Chinese Medicine & Healthy Weight Management: An Evidence-based Integrated Approach (Blue Poppy Press, May 2007).
Juliette Aiyana, LAc, has been a natural health practitioner since 1992. In 2001, she founded Aiyana Acupuncture & Chinese Herbs in New York City (www.amazinghealing.com).
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The lower price of natural gas in 2012 generally offset revenues from higher production volumes, EQT Corp. announced Jan. 24.
The Pittsburgh-based company, the third-largest gas producer in West Virginia in 2011, announced 2012 net income of $183 million, compared to $480 million in 2011. Extraordinary items affected those numbers in both years, the company said: negatively by $62 million in 2012 and positively by $238 million in 2011.
Adjusted earnings per diluted share were $1.49 in 2012, down from $2.19 in 2011.
The company logged record production sales volumes of 259 billion cubic feet equivalent in 2012, 33 percent higher than 2011 volumes, as well as record Marcellus sales volumes of 151 Bcfe, up 85 percent from 2011.
Operating revenues were $1.7 million higher in 2012 than in 2011, but the increase in production, gathering and transmission volumes was nearly offset by a 31 percent lower price for gas, as well as lower storage and marketing revenues. Expenses increased in 2012 by an amount consistent with the growth in produced volumes and midstream throughput.
Year-end proved reserves were up by 12 percent to 6.0 trillion cubic feet equivalent.
In the fourth quarter of 2012, EQT's operating income was $151 million, a 13 percent decrease from the same quarter of 2011.
Higher net operating revenues from an increase in production, gathering and transmission volumes was more than offset by lower commodity prices, lower storage, marketing and other net revenues, and higher costs related to the increased volumes.
Fourth quarter 2012 net income was $48 million, compared to $91 million in 2011.
The 2012 results were negatively impacted by items totaling $39 million, including a $23 million charge for the termination of an interest rate hedge, $4.5 million in expenses related to the pending sale of Equitable Gas, and a $4.4 million lease impairment. Fourth quarter 2012 adjusted EPS was $0.48, down from $0.59 in 2011.
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Day One-11 November 2009
We met up at 5:15 AM to pack the he Sanctuary 'Shark Van' to the gills with all of our gear, food, cameras and computers. We we lucky to get a lift on the Outer Limits, a while watching boat, around 6:30AM from Sausalito. We stopped to pick up some whale watchers from San Francisco and we were on our way. All of the sudden there we were, at the Farallon Islands, only 28 miles form San Francisco, in the 415, but at the same time a million miles from anywhere.
Getting onto the island is no easy feat. The island is a Wildlife Refuge and access is very limited…only 8 people are allowed on the island at any given time. You can see Carol and Scott after we had made the landing and climbed a huge wet stair case with our gear. The rest of our gear had a harder trip to the East Landing, as you can see below. We will be staying in one of two houses on the island, formerly occupied by the lighthouse keepers and their families.


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Suzuki has big plans for its flagship model, the Kizashi . That much we already know. What we didn't expect though was that the model would be branching out with different variants.
At the New York Auto Show, the Japanese automaker further cemented their intention of giving its customers new options for the sedan by unveiling a couple of concept cars tied up to its name.
One of these concepts is the Kizashi EcoCharge Concept, a hybrid vehicle Suzuki is preparing to compete against the likes of the Toyota Prius and the Honda Insight , among other hybrid cars out on the market these days.
While Suzuki hasn't had any discussions on the production plans for the car, we'd be very surprised if this model doesn't get greenlighted for production soon, especially when you consider that the market is ripe for other brands to enter and give its established rivals a run for their money.
Either way, its looking more and more likely that the hybrid wars will have to make room for another vehicle.
Details on the Suzuki Kizashi EcoCharge Concept after the jump.
Exterior and Interior
Just like the Kizashi Apex Concept, the EcoCharge version doesn't come with a whole lot of styling changes, but since it's technically a concept, a number of elements were nevertheless added. Chief among them include a luminescent white satin paint finish that has a blue undercoat, modified headlamps, LED fog lights, and a set of bespoke alloy wheels.
As with any other hybrid car, the Kizashi EcoCharge Concept comes with a 2.0-liter inline-four gas engine producing 144 horsepower to go along with an electric propulsion system made up of a liquid-cooled 15-kW motor unit that's tied to a 115-volt air-cooled lithium-ion battery. In order to make the most out of the engine, Suzuki gave the concept Kizashi items like a regenerative braking, a start/stop system, and a fuel-cut off system, all of which were added to ensure maximum fuel efficiency. Complete figures of the car were not released, but according to Suzuki, the EcoCharge Concept is 25% more efficient over the standard Kizashi when it comes to highway fuel efficiency.
No pricing details were revealed for the EcoCharge Concept, but we're optimistic that we're going to see a production version of this Kizazhi hybrid sooner rather than later.
What Toyota started with the Prius has evolved into an automotive free-for-all for hybrid supremacy among automakers all over the world. While it's late to the party, Suzuki is nonetheless gunning for the established names in the market segment, particularly its Japanese rivals that include the aforementioned Prius, the Honda Insight, and the Nissan Altima Hybrid.
Despite its neophyte status in the hybrid segment, Suzuki is determined to give the Kizashi EcoCharge as much ammunition as it can possibly get, and while it's going to have its hands full trying to knock its competitors off of their respective perches, we do know that Suzuki is going to bring the fight straight to them.
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Jenny had a panic attack! She felt her heart beat rise, and began to sweat and tremble incessantly. Completely convinced that her job interview was going to be a flop, she bit her nails vehemently, trying to hide her panic and the swelling tears. What you just read, is a perfect description of an anxiety issue.
Jenny is not the only one feeling this way! Nearly 40 million adults in America are affected by anxiety says ADAA (Anxiety and Depression Association of America). To a major extent- job related problems, lofty goals, loans, emotional and financial mishaps could cause anxiety.
Anxiety is a mood, commonly experienced by many at the time of an examination, interview or a performance. But if it goes beyond that, it could turn into a disorder. For mild and moderate anxiety, read this piece; for serious anxiety disorders, please consult a doctor.
Common symptoms of anxiety
- Feeling apprehensive
- Feeling worried
- Feeling powerless
- Panic attacks
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- Pessimistic approach
- Fear to take risks
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Anxiety could occur for many reasons, such as social, situational, emotional, habitual or genetic. Often anxiety could be the first sign of major health issues such as heart disease, diabetes, drug abuse, alcoholism and rare tumors - mayo clinic.com. Here are some natural remedies to treat anxiety.
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|Rubbing chamomile oil or sipping a cup of chamomile tea would help relieve anxiety. However, it is not recommended for pregnant women and nursing mothers
|L-Theanine is found in green tea and is excellent for cardio vascular health and helps to relax without any negative side effects.
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|Other things you can do to deal with anxiety are the following: Work out, listening to soothing music, meditation, breathing exercise, massage and positive reinforcements.
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With Warlords of Draenor set to launch on Thursday, November 13, we've seen a few questions about how that fits in with our plans for the upcoming 10-year anniversary content.
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The Harvest Festival is celebrated by both the Horde and the Alliance as a time to commemorate those who have sacrificed their lives to help their allies. The Alliance honors the memory of all the fallen, but particularly Uther Lightbringer. The Horde also remembers those who have fallen, with special emphasis on the memory of Garrosh Hellscream's father, Grom.