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Some of you may remember that I planned out a home theatre quite a while back… and finally I can say that it has come to fruition, albeit in a very different form than originally planned. Check it out here!
Some of you may remember that I planned out a home theatre quite a while back… and finally I can say that it has come to fruition, albeit in a very different form than originally planned. Check it out here!
Ever since I got my Raspberry Pi(s), I've been looking for something for them to do. AirPlay was an answer to that, but as I found out, it is a little harder to get music streaming over AirPlay to a Raspberry Pi than videos or photos. Who would have thought!
Everybody knows XBMC don't they? If not, you should, as it is one of the bigger open source media centers out there. And it supports AirPlay! And someone has ported XBMC to the Pi. Yes! Raspbmc is the name of this XBMC Pi port so I went ahead and downloaded and flashed the image so an SD card. I then found out that XBMC doesn't actually receive streamed audio over AirPlay due to "broken code". What?! Music was one of the main reasons I want to set up AirPlay in my house. Sigh.
After searching some more, I found Shairport, basically just a bunch of Perl scripts. I also stumbled across a Minimal Debian Wheezy image for the Pi which contains updated audio drivers. Things are starting to look up. So I downloaded it all, copied, flashed, installed, updated and ran Shairport and a bit of troubleshooting later, I had a music-streaming-capable AirPlay client! So here is how I did it.
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Well The Verge (tech news site) set a challenge to get people to tweet from 'ancient devices'. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!
I managed to get my Cisco 7940 IP Phone to tweet (proof and more proof) using some PHP and XML so I thought I'd share how I did it!
Firstly, you need a (preferably local) web server with PHP and PHP-cURL installed and a Twitter account. Duh.
I've always wanted a place to grab a drink at the end of a day and just sit and watch TV. Or a movie. Or whatever I feel like watching. Somewhere where friends and I could pull all-nighters in comfort and quality. Que home theatre. During my semester break, I needed to entertain myself, resulting in me planning out something that most likely never happen. Oh well, here it goes.
TV - Samsung 55" LED FULL HD SMOOTH MOTION BULL CRAP LED LCD TV THING
This seems to be the run of the mill, standard HD LCD TV. Fifty-five inches of glorious, crisp and invigorating screen. If only the Australian TV networks could match such a screen with quality programming, but alas, we do not live in a perfect world. We have to factor in air-resistance and other forms of friction when analysing the motion of objects, unlike high-school Physics. Back to the TV, I've only seen it in-store at JB HiFi where the environment has been modified so as to illustrate each and every screen stacked on the endless shelving, as the proverbial 'bees knees' or knee. One doesn't simply know how any given TV will stand up in the real world, with actual TV.
Besides all that marketing, I have always had a thing for Samsung screens. In fact this post is being written through one. They have always looked the best, both image-wise and design-wise. For $1500, I would have no problem with including this TV into my home theatre.
The only down-side I can see with that TV is that it features this smooth motion (100Hz refresh rate) crap which, apparently, is best for watching sport. I cannot either confirm or deny this claim, as the only place I will be caught watching a sport is at an AFL ground. Bomberrrrsss! One thing I can say about having a refresh rate this fast, is that your average sitcom/soap looks like it was filmed and produced by an amateur. It just doesn't look right. Luckily you can disable it, phew.
Other than this slight annoyance, this TV has HDMI in, optical (TOSLINK) out and a HD tuner. All that I need in a TV.
Total: $1596
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Not wanting to spend too much of the budget on a higher-end, custom sound setup, but still wanting something better than your average Joe, I'm opting for what I consider to be a decent consumer system. The receiver has 4 HDMI inputs, USB connectivity. Another plus about this system is that the sub is powered, translating to it actually producing an audible sound. (I've had bad experiences with receiver-powered subs.)
The speakers look decent and look as though they will provide a more adequate experience, though appearance can be deceiving. Never judge a book by its cover. They will be put through their paces at a JB-HiFi near you.
Total: $1187 + $1596 = $2783
Now for the technical stuff.
TV: Canohm 37-60" Wall Mount - $119
Rear Speakers: Canohm Black Speaker Mount (Pair) - $43
Nothing to say about them. Next section.
Total: $119 + $43 + $2783 = $2945
TV Wallplate: Alectro CWPFH272 x 2 - $88
Apart from power, this is all that will be plugged into the TV.
Front speaker wallplate: Alectro CWPFH901 x 2 - $60
Only getting these for the front speakers as they are floor speakers and I can't hide a whole in the wall that well at eye-level (when sitting).
TOSLINK Cable: 10m Generic 'High quality' Cable - $40
Buying off eBay because JayCar don't sell any longer than 5m and I'm betting Middys don't have anything better.
HDMI Cable: 10M Selby HDMI - $48
For the run from TV to receiver akin to the TOSLINK cable.
Antenna: 4 Way Antenna Splitter - $9
Already have a decent antenna mounted, just a matter of sharing the love. I already have ~30m of DTV antenna cable.
Speaker Cable: Heavy Duty Generic Stuff 30m - x4 - $100
Just to be safe. This looks to be decent cable blah blah blah.
Total: $88 + $60 + $40 + $48 + $9 + $100 + $2945 = $3290
Now I don't really believe in Smart TVs, DLNA streamers and the like. I think a good old PC would do just fine. I have a Windows server with a 1TB drive (soon to be upgraded) shared via SMB and CAT6/802.11n 2.4 and 5Ghz all over my house. As you would expect there is quite the collection of TV and Movies, legal of course, on the server so just about any computer connected to my network can have a good ol' time.
The computer I would include as part of my home theatre is as follows:
This computer would run a stock install of Windows 7 with Windows Media Center for use with the TV tuner. I just love how easy it is to record TV using Media Center.
Total: $624 + $3290 = $3914
Raspberry Pi
It certainly wouldn't be my work without the inclusion of a Raspberry Pi somewhere. Whilst on break I have been tinkering with my new toy and have installed Raspbmc on it. This is just your normal XMBC install, modified to run on the Pi. Now why would I need XMBC if I already have a PC, you might ask. Well, XMBC has one cool feature, disabled by default, that really excites me. AirPlay.
Instead of buying a $100 proprietary Apple product, namely the Apple TV, for media streaming, all you need to do is grab a Pi and after a couple of hours of hacking, you have a $25/$35 dollar version of one. I love AirPlay. It is awesome. You can stream just about any type of media from/to any compatible device, including from your Windows PC and Android device. It wouldn't be a proper home theatre without the freedom of AirPlay.
Total: $0 + $3914
Sum Total: $3914.
I think that is all. Comment if you think I have missed something, but hopefully this plan is taken into action before the new year! It would be truly awesome! Thanks for reading and maybe it could be of some use to somebody as well as hopefully myself!
Shoutout to @OZDJ (Derek Jenkins) for answering my numerous questions and enlightening me to some of what you have just read!
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Well lately on Delimiter, there has been a lot of talk about the NBN and what will form this National Broadband Network. Now yes, I am a NBN supporter, for obvious reasons. We all know Australia isn't renowned for its internet access and this can be accredited to many things, but something needs to be done about it.
Telstra's network. Certain aspects of it have been in existence for serveral decades. It works, for the most part. It is used every day for everything from calling family to sharing files, with strangers, on the other side of the continent.
To liken it to something which we all have experience with, cars. They age, and as they age, they need more maintenance. This can lead to them being increasingly prone to breaking down, and because of this, becoming more expensive to run. In many ways, this is true of Telstra's network.
Aspects of this network need to be upgraded, repaired, and expanded upon in order to accommodate Australia's growing population and our hunger for a better connection. At the moment, Telstra are only just keeping up with everything.
I myself only have access to ADSL 1. Yet I live in one of the larger suburbs of eastern Melbourne. It was only in February of this year that Telstra upgraded the horribly congested back-haul to my exchange, allowing me to now get speeds of around 450kB/s. Pathetic for this day and age.
Distance. Because we Aussies have so much land, any infrastructure that is going to be installed here is going to be expensive and take time. That is just the nature of things. There is nothing we can do about it.
The NBN. There is quite of a lot debating/arguing in our government, as per usual. One topic of dialogue between Labor and Liberal is the NBN. They are both yet to agree on what they classify the NBN. Rudd and Gillard, with the help of that idiot, Conroy, have come up with what is known as a Fibre to the Home (FTTH) network. In this plan, the majority of houses in Australia will have a fibre optical connection to the rest of the internet. Through this connection, Australian residents will have access to speeds of 100Mbps downstream and 40Mbps upstream initially. There was talk, when details for this network were first released, of these speeds being upgradable to 1Gbps or even faster with relative ease.
Evidence time. Now Verizon have come out and stated that with FTTH networks, there will be reductions of up to 80-90% in the cost of maintaining said network compared to a copper network. Analysys Mason have also done some calculations and concluded that the on-going costs of a FTTH network will be "in the region of 30% lower than the costs of operating the current copper network". Although there is a large discrepancy between the two estimations, they both still show that running a FTTH network will end up being cheaper in the long run.
The other plan, which Liberal are pushing, is the Fibre to the Node (FTTN) network. Effectively, this is what we already have in the majority of places, via Telstra's network. The back-haul to the majority of exchanges in Australia is fibre. This connection is then shared across the hundreds, if not thousands of customers connected to that exchange. That is basically what a FTTN network entails.
Malcolm Turnbull said this week that the cost of maintaining Telstra's current copper network is cheaper than alternative solutions. Sure it may be cheaper, but hell, Aussies are already behind in the internet connectivity department and by the looks of it, some who should care, really don't.
At the moment, maintaining our current copper/cable network is all well and dandy but we don't even know what this cost Turnbull mentioned is or what it is based on. If we want to continue to use our current network for the next decade, there will need to be some major upgrades happen.
Peter Cochrane, a well-known UK telecommunications expert and ex BT (British Telecom) CTO has expressed his thoughts on FTTN networks, saying they are a "mistake". He outlined that they end up limiting the bandwidth available to the customer as well risking the reliability of the network.
The FTTN network which BT are currently rolling out, can achieve speeds up to 80Mbps down and 20Mbps up. We already have faster cable internet available in Australia! Yet, despite this, Turnbull is using BT's FTTN network as an example of his version of the NBN. This type of network is little, if not, no improvement over Telstra's current network. (What an idiot!)
We need the NBN. And not what Liberal is calling the NBN. We need the FTTH NBN. There is no denying it. If Australia wants to keep up with the times, something needs to be done and as with anything, there is always an initial cost. But it is not as if the end result is not going to match that cost, which shouldn't be a problem once the network is fully installed.
The iPad 3 display. What some might say is the defining feature of the third generation Apple tablet. It may be one of the main features of this latest edition to Apple's product line, but is it any good? Can it be classified as revolutionary?
Before I start proving my point, let us just define "revolutionary."
revolutionary: refers to something that has a major, sudden impact on society
Personally, the new display in the iPad 3, isn't revolutionary. It just isn't. It isn't a "major, sudden impact on society." Before you confuse me for a hater, I do like the new display. Things on it, look great. Especially text rendering, text even when zoomed up to 30x-40x it's original size, looks great.
This display is a really nice addition to the iPad line, one which was needed after the iPhone 4 received its high resolution display. Apple's engineers have done a good job of fitting a display that has this high resolution, into a device which is smaller than an A4 piece of paper. All whilst maintaining the 10 hours battery life.
This is all well and good, but this update to the iPad was rumoured and almost expected to come a whole year earlier, with the iPad 2.
It started to get to the point where people may start to accuse Apple of neglecting the iPad, if they didn't update the display. This is hardly the definition of a revolution. I remember the morning after the iPad 3 announcement, feeling quite under-whelmed by the whole ordeal. This display update was rumoured for several months before the announcement, hence that feeling when nothing else, apart from faster graphics were announced.
On the other hand, when the iPhone 4 was announced, the 'retina' display was revolutionary. It lead to Apple's competition, revamping their phones to include higher resolution, better looking screens. Apple is definitely a big trend setter in this regard, where they have other manufacturers chasing to catch up to them. But I'm sorry, I just don't find this resolution bump in the iPad, revolutionary.
Note: this can also be found on TECHGEEK.com.au.
Well I got the opportunity to play with an iPad 3, so immediately I grabbed my camera and set to work. I do apologise for the poor lighting of the photos, and I intend on taking some nicer photos at a later date. But for now, enjoy what you have either already experienced, or just plainly don't care about.
Also, I took some screen-shots from both iPad 2 and iPad 3 so you guys can compared the difference. iPad 2 #1, iPad 2 #2, iPad 3 #1, iPad 3 #2.
You can find the gallery either here: http://500px.com/tomrsolari/sets/ipad_3_# or here: http://techgeek.com.au/2012/04/17/gallery-hands-on-with-the-ipad-3/
We all have seen/experienced Apple's ever so ambiguous product announcement invitations, yes? And they seem to have worked well, especially at sparking off rumours amongst the associated fan-boys. Now Logitech Australia has uploaded quite a poor quality image to their Facebook page, which I think is a copy of Apple's marketing strategy, specifically 'the new iPad'.
As you can read from the above image, Logitech appear to be announcing something 'here' (Facebook maybe?), at 10pm, next Tuesday. From the the rather blurry outline, it appears that this new product of theirs is going to be some sort of speaker dock, maybe with something to do with the iPad 3. Oh my, the Logitech fan-boys, a group which doesn't exist, are going to be happy about that!
Maybe, just maybe, I am bring a tad harsh on Logitech. Though I still can't help feel that they just copied Apple with this announcement. I will give them credit for trying something different, something other that the usual, boring "look at our new line of products that no one will ever notice". But next time, try to be different. Please.
This post was originally seen on TECHGEEK.com.au
Note the irony in the picture above (Tip: read the article first) - Screenshot/Tom Solari
Well what does the internet think? Now you can find out! Head over to http://whatdoestheinternetthink.net to try it out.
You can now find out the internet's opinion of anything and everything, providing Bing can find results (granted that is somewhat of a rarity). This can now be used to, once and for all, settle differences and debates between friends and family right through to federal law court.
Before you know it, people will be questioning the internet to find out it's opinion of their lunch/girlfriend/possible baby name. #firstworldproblems


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Real glass is so much nicer than plastic for a party (not to mention better for the environment). Why not choose the favored glass of French bistros: the Duralex Picardie Glass. Designed in 1927, the style remains unchanged and is a staple in most French households. Plus the special tempered glass keeps them smash resistant (I can personally attest to that) which is perfect for that soirée you've got planned.
I like to the heft they have in your hand. Especially when you serve red wine or hot tea (or hot apple cider) in them. It's unexpected and classic.
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I have these (I think the same? Williams-Sonoma used to carry them) and they were super hardy--until just recently, my husband dropped one and it practically exploded! Dozens of tiny pieces of glass flew ALL over the kitchen, it was scary.
Perfect for a soirée ... but not in France.
Those glasses have been in use in every French school (cantines) for decades !
good call @nna! they've got a totally different association with the glasses, don't they!
These are my all-time favorite glasses. I need more in the marine blue color, which I bought at Crate and Barrel probably 8-10 years ago. I can't locate them online, shucks!


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If you have placenta previa, it means that your placenta is lying unusually low in your uterus, next to or covering your cervix. The placenta is the pancake-shaped organ – normally located near the top of the uterus – that supplies your baby with nutrients through the umbilical cord.
If you're found to have placenta previa early in pregnancy, it's not usually considered a problem. But if the placenta is still close to the cervix later in pregnancy, it can cause bleeding, which can lead to other complications and may mean that you'll need to deliver early. If you have placenta previa when it's time to deliver your baby, you'll need to have a cesarean section.
If the placenta covers the cervix completely, it's called a complete or total previa. If it's right on the border of the cervix, it's called a marginal previa. (You may also hear the term "partial previa," which refers to a placenta that covers part of the cervical opening once the cervix starts to dilate.) If the edge of the placenta is within two centimeters of the cervix but not bordering it, it's called a low-lying placenta.
The location of your placenta will be checked during your mid-pregnancy ultrasound exam (usually done between 16 to 20 weeks) and again later if necessary.
It depends on how far along you are in pregnancy. Don't panic if your mid-pregnancy ultrasound shows that you have placenta previa. As your pregnancy progresses, your placenta is likely to "migrate" farther from your cervix and no longer be a problem.
(Since the placenta is implanted in the uterus, it doesn't actually move, but it can end up farther from your cervix as your uterus expands. Also, as the placenta itself grows, it's likely to grow toward the richer blood supply in the upper part of the uterus.)
If placenta previa is seen on your second-trimester ultrasound, you'll have a follow-up ultrasound early in your third trimester to recheck the location of your placenta. If you have any vaginal bleeding in the meantime, you'll have an ultrasound to find out what's going on.
Only a small percentage of women who have a low-lying placenta or previa detected on an ultrasound before 20 weeks still have it when they deliver their baby. A placenta that completely covers the cervix is more likely to stay that way than one that's bordering it (marginal) or nearby (low-lying). Overall, placenta previa is present in up to 1 in 200 deliveries.


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Summary: In October, 1942, seventeen-year-old Helmuth HÞubener, imprisoned for distributing anti-Nazi leaflets, recalls his past life and how he came to dedicate himself to bring the truth about Hitler and the war to the German people.
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Hears that Germany is lying to people; tries to spread the word, but is captured and tried for treason; is waiting in jail to be killed; life starts to flash before his eyes.


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Today I'm feeling very motivated! I haven't been taking pictures of my food, but I will post a summary after my last meal.
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Cibo Wine Bar
- Address:
45 Miracle Mile
Miami, FL 33134Neighborhood:
Coral Gables
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Cibo Wine Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.cibowinebar.com/
- Phone: 3054424925x
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Wednesday 11.30 am -12.00 am (Kitchen Open until 11.00pm)
Thursday - Saturday 11.30 am - 2.00 am (Kitchen Open until 1.00am)
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Massimo Giannattasio
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Special Events: Pizza + Peroni Mondays. Homemade pizza + Peroni for $10
Champagne Brunch - Every Saturday + Sunday from 11.30am -3.00pm. $35 per person; includes bottle of Champagne. Tax and Gratuity not included. Minimum two people.
Lobster Tuesdays. Every Tuesday After 4pm fresh Whole Lobster in a selection of signature dishes. .
Half Price Drinks. 7 Days a Week. 4pm-7pm. Classic and signature cocktails, domestic beers, select wines by the glass or by the bottle.
Cibo Sociale. Every Thursday 4pm-8pm. Features and Specials on classic and signature cocktails, domestic beers, select wines by the glass or by the bottle.Plus Ladies drink free our unique weekly signature cocktail.
A word from Cibo Wine Bar
Cibo Wine Bar brings authentic rustic Italian flare blended with a vibrant nightlife and has become the new hot spot on the Miracle Mile. This Italian eatery and wine bar, created by the Liberty Entertainment Group, offers traditional Italian fare in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. With Liberty Group at the helm for their second venue in Miami, the attention to detail is flawless and the food delicious.Continued
The menu offers guests a true taste of Italian cuisine, featuring both traditional classics and modern staples. Like the food, the space itself is warm and inviting with stone + glass walls, rustic wood finishes, exposed brick and butcher block table tops. This rustic elegance makes Cibo ideal for a casual relaxed meal yet sophisticated enough for a special night out.
The menu offers guests a true taste of Italian cuisine, featuring both traditional classics and modern staples. Like the food, the space itself is warm and inviting with stone + glass walls, rustic wood finishes, exposed brick and butcher block table tops. This rustic elegance makes Cibo ideal for a casual relaxed meal yet sophisticated enough for a special night out.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
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Cibo Wine Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
118 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food4.1Service4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
vibrant bar scene (67)notable wine list (63)good for groups (57)neighborhood gem (54)special occasion (47)hot spot (43)romantic (39)fit for foodies (35)late-night find (27)great for lunch (24)great for outdoor dining (23)great for brunch (15)kid-friendly (8)scenic view (2)Show More
- Monday night bad ideaOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/29/2014We went here with a group of friends After work and it was empty I imagin because it was Monday. We started with one waiter Ernesto and without being told we had a new waitress had way through and she was not even introduced to us. I just was not impressed.Special Features:
- Delicious food and great serviceOliverDined on 9/28/2014Cibo never disappoints. This is definitely one of our favorite restaurants in Miami. They have great happy hour specials so you should try to get there before 7 pm. Enjoy!Special Features:
- Date nightgmarr33Dined on 9/26/2014Date night for me and the wife. Reservations and table ready a bit ahead of time. Good crowd, nice atmosphere. Service was very good, food was excellent. Drinks were perfect. Just enough without being over powering or watered down. The decor is beautiful and the wine rack is fantastic.Special Features:
- Cibo great go-to restaurantSbt628VIPDined on 9/26/2014The food is always good, the ambiance is vibrant and the service is excellent!Special Features:
- Great wine list!JessTheBaconGuyDined on 9/19/2014Went for Miami spice. Had the lobster ravioli and tuna carpaccio. Love the ambiance. Take a date here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cibo Hits The SpotAndyDined on 9/18/2014Dinner at Cibo Wine Bar is always very good. The appetizers were very tasty and more than large enough for sharing. Three of us dined and each had a different type of entree. One was a pasta, one fish and one steak. All were well seasoned and perfectly cooked. Seasonings, used by the chef, enhanced the food without overwhelming the taste of the food. The service was knowledgeable, friendly and very good. The server aided in choosing a nice wine in the price range that I wanted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- too rusheddisenchantedVIPDined on 9/12/2014Everything was good but we felt a bit rushed by our server.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- arnieDined on 9/5/2014Enjoyed the food experience.....generous portions....great wine selection...will recommend to friends....Special Features:
- Reliable and ImpressiveSpgesqVIPDined on 9/2/2014I've now been to CIBO multiple times for business lunches and it's now a favorite place. It's beautiful, trendy looking and the food is excellent and reasonably priced. Fun with friends and a nice place to take clients as well. Service is friendly (almost too much so sometimes), but they will accommodate your desires and needs. I highly recommend CIBO and hope it maintains its high level of performance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FANTASTIC!LolaGirlDined on 8/31/2014This could quite possibly be one of our new FAVORITE restaurants. Everyone was DELIGHTED with the food, presentation, attentive staff and owner and ambience! It was simply amazing! We will be going back again and again!Special Features:
- Romantic nightSoleDined on 8/30/2014The service was great, the food was really good. They were really quick at serving. The people were very happy and you can tell many go there all the time. Great place to go with friends and share a couple of bottle if wines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Family Brunch SpotCGDiningDivaDined on 8/30/2014This place has such a large menu! Our entire family was able to quickly find something we liked on the menu. The platter of breads and spreads (including NUTELLA!!) was delicious and the mimosas soothed the soul! We sat in a "U" shaped booth which was perfect for keeping the kids in their seats the whole meal through. There was no wait for seating which is a big plus when trying to coordinate outings with friends and multiple children. We'll be back again soon.Special Features:
- nice place bad serviceRoadwarrior007Dined on 8/23/2014We were dinining with a couple friends of our that had never been to Cibo before, we were unfortunate to get the same waiter that served us the last time we were there. It took about 10 minutes before he showed up at the tabel and then he was rushing and not attentive.
- WarmRicardoDined on 8/22/2014Penso que um lugar cuja proposta e cenário é o vinho, não tem o direito de deixar que a temperatura ambiente seja alta, pois calor não combina com vinho e torna inclusive desagradável um maior tempo. O lugar é quente e, por essa razão, não recomendo.Special Features:
- Fantastic FoodkendigramVIPDined on 8/20/2014We loved our meal at Cibo Wine Bar. What a great spot. The food was absolutely delicious and the service was incredible. Thank you Gustavo, our waiter. He was just amazing! We had such a great experience we plan to go back on our next visit to Coral Gables in a few months. The fish was fresh and delicious and I can't find anything negative to say about this place.Special Features:
- Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/16/2014I held my birthday gathering here with a group of friends and we only had one waiter but that waiter was amazing! No issues with the checks at the end and food was delicious. Sangria was delicious as well.Special Features:
- nice decor-poor food and servicetruereviewVIPDined on 8/16/2014found Cibo on open table-ambiance is nice but too noisy for easy conversation. Waiter did not listen to order or the kitchen did not care how the order was fulfilled. I ordered the trout which came out with so much salt on the fish and vegetables that it was not edible. We sent it back and to ask three time to see a menu to order another dish. Pizza was ordered well done and came half cooked. The sides of vegetables with other dishes were inedible--CIBO needs serious change
- Nice surprisefussyfoodieVIPDined on 8/16/2014We were very pleasantly surprised by the quality of Cibo Wine Bar. It's a huge place. So we didn't expect it to be able to deliver a fine-tuned product. But everything was excellent. We were very pleasantly greeted at the door….2 lovely young ladies. The restaurant is beautifully designed. Service was excellent: friendly, helpful, efficient from Xiomera and other servers. An unusually interesting wine list. We had the Miami Spice menu which was wonderful…polpettine, Branzino, and chocolate dessert. Would definitely return.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Summer SpectaculareminenciaDined on 8/13/2014The Miami Spice menu through September 30 offers a good variety of excellent 3-course dinners from the regular Cibo menu at bargain prices. We liked the tuna carpaccio and shrimp appetizers, lobster ravioli and pesce del giorno entrees. The eggless flan dessert was sublime. At $8 per glass Nero d'Avola was an excellent value. Mid-week dining late in the evening avoids the crowds.Special Features:
- Awesome!!!!PortofinowineDined on 8/9/2014Always an amazing experience. Brunch, happy hour, Romantic Dinner, and groups dinners. Cibo is a great place to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GoodOut2dineVIPDined on 8/9/2014Good Miami Spice Menu. Good Service. 4th visit, always satisfied. Note of Caution: do not sit near kitchen, extremely hot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A star attractiondicheekyDined on 8/9/2014Cibo brings a fresh new style to Miami that has been lacking, the ambience, the food and the staff have a bigger city feel. The decor is modern Italian and is an exciting change from the rather cliched competitors in Miami; the food variety and quality is excellent, with large portions (so beware!). I have recommended this restaurant to friends and colleagues and would not hesitate to recommend it to any who enjoy modern italian cuisine and style.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findcindiVIPDined on 8/8/2014Last minute choice on a Friday night. Great food. Lots of choices. Well prepared. Large portions. Too loud to carry on a conversation.I would recommend this to a friend.
- can't go wrongpancho65Dined on 8/5/2014This is a place where you will always eat well and the service is very good.Special Features:
- ALWAYS A WINsmileyVIPDined on 8/5/2014No matter what you order this is the best place every. The food is out of this world. The service is beyond your best expectation.. It's like Disney with Italian accents. The drink selection is phenomenal.... Can't say enough good things..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingabejaDined on 8/2/2014Everythink was perfect, food, service, drinks and AmbienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cibo always dependableSbt628VIPDined on 8/2/2014There is always good food and good wine at Cibo. Great go to place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good ambience and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/2/2014My food I found to be just mediocre but my husbands meal was really good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent waiterThegraduate2014Dined on 8/1/2014The attention was perfect, tasty food good timing and clean.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it!LandyboyDined on 7/29/2014By far one of my favorite restaurants! I always have a great experience when I done at CIBOSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still love itkmiamiDined on 7/29/2014Haven't been to CIBO in about year, but the food is still as good as remembered, the staff is friendly and welcoming. We had a very nice dinner and highly recommend it!Special Features:
- MooseDined on 7/28/2014Very authentic, high quality Italian. The 50% off most wines before 7 is great.Special Features:
- Consistently SatisfyingBlueGVIPDined on 7/20/2014We have visited Cibo many times for various purposes; group business dinners, leisurely brunches, or to enjoy an after work cocktail. On each and every occasion the service has been attentive and the food prepared almost to perfection. CIBO is a strong asset to the neighborhood and to this area in particular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't judge the book by it's coverCllopizDined on 7/20/2014Great on the outside.I was excited about dining here since I was given a gift certificate.It's hard to pin point exactly where it went wrong. Well I can tell you that the bread was good but that's about it.We ordered an appetizer: prosciutto with mozzarella in a bed of arugula. You would think the prosciutto would taste freshly shaved it tasted like it was packaged.We then ordered our main course my wife had the Fusilli with chicken and mushroom in a cream sauce and stated that it was a generous portion was served extra hot; however but the taste was bland.I had the Veal Milanese,greasy but that comes with anything Milanese big slice but it was a very very thin piece of veal, potatoes wereok but rapini was bland.Perhaps the Pizza is better?Special Features:
- NoiseNoiceVIPDined on 7/18/2014There must certainly be a way for an establishment to buffer some of the noise. Like a rekindling of being close to the speakers at a rock concert. The food was very good, not excellent - sampled multiple dishes, some inconsistencies. Good Italian wine selection. Service spotty - very busy.Special Features:
- Loved it, first time family find!jackVIPDined on 7/11/2014First time we have gone there as a family and it was great. I only wish I wasn't on a diet, I would have ordered two of everything. I wanted to order more but held back, next time going for the pizza and more for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice food, nice wine, nice ambiancethefoodieDined on 7/1/2014Go on Tuesdays, there is the lobster special. The waiter suggestions were top onSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place WRONG Day !ConstantDinner1Dined on 6/26/2014We met at CIBO wor a working lunch. The problem it was the day USA played Germany for World Cup. The place was a mad house, "and there were only three servers". The servers were super nice, but the service for obvious reasons was "extremely slow". The food was is excellent, but they never brought the appetizers, we had waited so long I told them to forget it. It was obviously not the best experience, however, the food was excellent, the servers who were under a lot of stress, were extremely polite and professional. I will definetely come back "on a normal day" to better enjoy the experience.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/21/2014The food was great. Big portions. Moderate Price. Service was ok. The girl who served was knowledgeable and she was kind and attentive but I think that she had too many tables to take care off. We got there at 7pm and left after 9pm, for me that was too much. It took for ever to bring the check and then to pick up the credit card. But it was ok, nothing to complaint, as I said she was nice but had too many tables to take care off. I will definitely recommended and I will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always greatAnnaVIPDined on 6/21/2014We keep coming back. Consistently great food, ambience and service.Special Features:


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Sporotrichosis is caused by the fungus Sporothrix schenckii, which is found in vegetation. Infection commonly occurs when the skin is broken while handling plant materials such as rosebushes, briars, or mulch-rich dirt.
Sporotrichosis can be a job-related disease (for farmers, horticulturists, rose gardeners, and plant nursery workers). Widespread (disseminated) sporotrichosis can develop in people with compromised immune systems when they inhale dust filled with spores.
Symptoms include a small, painless, red lump that develops at the site of infection and eventually turns into an ulcer. The lump may develop up to 3 months after an injury.
Sores are often on the hands and forearm, because these areas are common injury sites.
The fungus follows lymphatic channels in the body. Small ulcers appear in lines on the skin as the infection goes up an arm or leg. These sores do not heal unless they are treated and may remain for years. The nodules may drain small amounts of pus from time to time.
Body-wide (systemic) sporotrichosis can cause lung and breathing problems, bone infection, arthritis, and infection of the nervous system.
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A physical examination reveals the typical sores. In some cases, a small sample of affected tissue is removed, examined under a microscope and cultured to identify the fungus.
The skin infection is usually treated with an antifungal medicine called itraconazole. It is taken by mouth and continued for 2 to 4 weeks after the skin lesions have cleared. You may have to take the medicine for 3 to 6 months.
Terbinafine may be used instead. Infections that have spread or affect the entire body are often treated with amphotericin B, or sometimes itraconazole. Therapy for body-wide (systemic) disease can last up to 12 months.
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Kauffman CA. Sporotrichosis. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds.Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 345.
Kauffman CA, Bustamante B, Chapman SW, etal: Clinical practice guidelines for the management of sporotrichosis:2007 update by the infectious diseases society of America. Clin Infect Dis 2007; 45:1255-1265.
Rex JH, Okhuysen PC. Sporothrix schenckii. In: Mandell GL,Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 260.
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Consumer reviews site Yelp (NYSE: YELP) has managed to grow top line revenues in a very impressive manner. However, its bottom line hasn't come of age yet; it has been consistently in the red for a while now. With the threat of Google+ Local looming large, along with a number of other formidable competitors, the chances of Yelp swinging towards profitability is rather uncertain. A SWOT analysis is called for to develop a deeper understanding of its current and future possibilities.
Brand Name and Users: Yelp has a strong brand name. People use Yelp frequently to find good places using the collective wisdom of masses. It has managed to grow the number of unique visitors to its platform rapidly, ending Q3 at 83.5 million up 37% Y/Y.
Mobile Front: The company made material progress in building its mobile platform, and currently more than 8 million visitors come from mobile alone. And roughly 45% of its search queries come from mobile.
No Content Acquisition Costs: Yelp uses a crowdsourcing business model and gets reviews for free from able and willing consumers who take the time to write often very detailed reviews with ratings and pictures. The website boasts of 33.3 million reviews from users on a wide range of businesses, even though a large portion of reviews are on restaurants only.
Social Networking: Yelp has very tactfully built out a social networking platform amongst its army of free reviewers. Yelp keeps its most active reviewers happy by flattery via an "Elite" badge and throwing monthly parties for them.
Unhappy Businesses: A number of small businesses are irate with Yelp's review handling practices. It has Class Action Lawsuits pending.
Lack of Profitability: Yelp was founded in 2004, therefore it doesn't fall in the startup category and unfortunately for Yelp, it hasn't been profitable yet, according to public data.
Merchants are not Web-Savvy: Small business owners are often reluctant to spend their limited advertising budget online. They are more comfortable doing it through the traditional way of direct mail and using flyers.
Mobile Monetization: It has made material progress in its mobile ambitions, but monetization hasn't followed.
International Revenues: Yelp has been investing heavily in building out its international operations in Europe, but it doesn't generate any revenues at all. A number of large internet companies saw a lot of weaknesses in their business operations in Europe, so it would be very surprising to see Yelp monetize its international platform substantially.
Huge Addressable Market: The local advertising space is a huge one -- a small piece of that pie can translate into millions in incremental revenue for Yelp.
International Expansion: It has already made strong efforts to grow substantially in other non-US markets, using its own brand as well as through the acquisition of Qype.
Broaden Social Platform: Yelp's social networking platform whilst currently small is an attractive opportunity to gain more reviews and increase user engagement, which will attract more advertisers.
Traffic Flow: The biggest material threat to Yelp's long run sustainability is that a majority of its traffic comes in from Google (NASDAQ: GOOG). And Google has slowly and steadily built out its own holistic service, Google+ Local.
Momentum of Google+ Local: Based on a string of acquisitions and integrating them with its existing services, Google came up with Google+ Local, which includes Zagat Survey, Frommer's, Google+ and Google Maps. It poses a material threat for Yelp.
Competition for Online Deals: Yelp faces substantial and material competition from online deals powerhouse Groupon (NASDAQ: GRPN), as well as Amazon backed LivingSocial. The fight for getting deals from merchants is only going to get more intense and likely lead to consolidation in the space.
Restaurants/Hotel Category: Heavy competition from a number of small players at the regional level including Foursquare, OpenTable, Menupages, Urbanspoon etc. and on a larger scale with travel advisory company,TripAdvisor (NASDAQ: TRIP), which is a one stop shop for travel, restaurants and hotels.
Facebook's (NASDAQ: FB) Promoted Posts: Facebook has more than 12.8 million small and local businesses that use its Free Business Page, and in order to monetize this audience, it built out a paid product called Promoted Posts. Small businesses are using this to reach their Fans and audience on Facebook. At the end of Q3, more than 300,000 businesses used that product, out of which 25% are new advertisers on Facebook. On a comparative basis, Yelp has only ~36,000 paying business accounts.
Low Switching Costs and Competitiveness: Advertisers can jump ship from online ads very quickly, and the competition for the online ad market is getting more intense, with more and more players joining in.
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Based on the SWOT analysis of Yelp and a look at its recurring losses, there are a number of cracks in the Yelp story. Its business model isn't paying off and requires decent cash outlays before reviews and revenues come flowing in. And an ongoing threat from a large number of well established internet businesses will likely cause more trouble for Yelp.
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