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Fresno >Food & Dining > Castillo's Mexican Food
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Best tacos and ceviche great customer service – HI MY NAME IS NYDIA AND THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I WRITE A REVIEW FOR ANYTHING. I HAVE BEEN EATING AT THIS RESTAURANT FOR MORE THAN 7 YEARS NOW AND THE FOOD IS ALWAYS WHAT I EXPECT IT TO BE EVERY TIME GREAT. WHAT I LOVE ABOUT THIS RESTAURANT IS THAT IT HAS A VERY WELCOMING FEEL TO IT .MY FAMILY AND I ENJOY EATING THERE BECAUSE AS YOU KNOW WHEN YOU HAVE SMALL CHILDREN THEY TEND TO BE LOUD AND MESSY AND THE ATMOSPHERE THEY HAVE CREATED HERE MAKES YOU FEEL AT HOME. ALSO THERE SERVICE IS SO GREAT THAT YOU DO NOT EVEN HAVE TO CALL THE WAITERS OVER BECAUSE THEY ARE ALWAYS COMING OVER AND ASKING YOU IF YOU NEED ANYTHING ELSE WHICH I THINK IS GREAT BECAUSE THERE IS NOTHING ELSE THAT MAKES ME MAD THAN HAVING TO WAIT FOR SOMEONE TO BRING YOU WHAT YOU NEED.I ALSO LOVE THE WAY THEY DECORATED THE PLACE IT REMINDS ME OF MEXICO.WELL I HOPE MY REVIEW WILL HELP YOU DECIDED ABOUT THIS RESTAURANT IN THE FUTURE. JUST KEEP IN MINE THAT IF THIS RESTAURANT WASN'T WHAT I AM TELLING YOU IT IS I WOULDN'T STILL BE EATING THERE. WELL BYE
Best fresh salsa!! – The atmosphere is moderate but the food and price make up for it. The salsa and chips are so fresh and yummy. The best in town!
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Plzeň, February 15, 2012 - Plzeňský Prazdroj is so far the first and only destination in the Czech Republic, outside of Prague, that was awarded the China Outbound Tourism Quality Service Label. The certificate is awarded to select tourist destinations based on strict criteria specially aimed at the level of equipment and overall appeal of a destination. The certificate, awarded for a year by the China Outbound Tourism Research Institute, is therefore a guarantee of high quality services.
Only a few dozen destinations, located in some of the most favourite tourist places in Europe, USA, and Asia, currently own the internationally recognised Chinese label. And now, Plzeňský Prazdroj placed itself right beside some of the most important tourist attractions in Paris, London, Milan, Abu Dhabi, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Auckland. Especially renowned tourist destinations and key tourist hot-spots, as well as luxury boutiques selling exclusive merchandise, and tours operators in different countries focusing on Chinese clientele are among the owners of the Chinese label.
The list of places included in the programme was first generated in August 2010, and it now contains 89 destinations in 13 countries. Eight destinations represent the Czech Republic. Seven of them, all luxury merchandise stores, are located in Prague. Plzeňský Prazdroj is therefore the first tourist destination, and so far the only one, outside of Prague.
Tourists and travel agencies are informed about the certified destinations in various forms. Among the strict criteria for this certification are especially: uniqueness of offered products or services, good accessibility, high standard of services, and a perfect infrastructure. Safety and language capabilities of personnel, tours, and publications are other necessary conditions to be met.
"Being ready was our great competitive advantage. Besides the obligatory English, we have published basic printed materials and information in Chinese, and added a Chinese version of the movie, the Plzeňský Prazdroj Story, to the Pilsner Urquell tour as a reaction to our increasing number of Chinese-speaking visitors. In the past, we were able to provided guided tours in Chinese during selected occasions," Tomáš Raboch of Plzeňský Prazdroj said.
More than one million people visited the tourist destinations of Plzeňský Prazdroj, Prazdroj and Gambrinus breweries, Plzeň Historic Underground, and the Beer Brewing Museum last year. Tourists from Asian countries played a major role in this record number of visitors. Nineteen thousand visitors came from China to explore Plzeň beer brewing traditions. A 60% annual increase was seen in the level of interest of Chinese tourists.
The certification process takes several months. To qualify, the destination must receive a recommendation from a recognised tourist institution based in the region. Plzeňský Prazdroj received its recommendation from its long-time business partner, CzechTourism Agency. The certification of the high-quality services is displayed in the form of award plaques at the entrance to the brewery, and more information is available on the internet.
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- With total sales of nearly 10 millions of hectolitres during the calendar year of 2011 (including licenced production abroad), and with exports to more than 50 countries worldwide, Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is the preeminent beer producer in the region and the biggest exporter of Czech beer.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is the member of SABMiller plc. group. Pilsner Urquell is the international flagship brand of the SABMiller brand portfolio.
- SABMiller plc. is one of the world's biggest beer brewing companies, with beer brewing activities or distribution in more than 60 countries across six continents. The SABMiller portfolio includes such important international brands as Grolsch, Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, and Pilsner Urquell, as well as almost 200 successful regional and national brands.
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This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
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I am using Premiere Elements 7 and trying to burn a blu-ray. Everything looks normal during the encoding until the burn gets to the "burning disc" phase. I keep getting an "Access denied" error with no further explanation. I have looked at solutions online but nothing seems to have worked. Based on the recommended solutions, I have tried burning the disc with these parameters:
1. running Premiere Elements as Administrator
2. burner drivers up to date
3. burning a 6.8GB movie with 80+GB available on HDD
4. virus protection turned off
5. no other programs running
6. tried two seperate blank discs
The crazy things is, I have burned two similar sized blu-ray discs before without any issue.
Unfortunately, these kinds of issues are system-specific -- in other words, they're unique to your computer because of your antivirus or firewall settings or because of the presence of a intrusive program like Nero -- and there is no universal fix. Somebody usually needs to sit down at your computer and troubleshoot.
The easiest solution is to use Premiere Elements to edit your video and output the finished video using Share/Computer/MPEG with the 1440x1080 30i output setting and do your DVD or BluRay authoring in a third-party program.
Sony's DVD Architect Studio 5 can author and burn both DVDs and BluRay discs and it's mere $39 for the download. I love it because it not only works virtually bug-free but it also includes many more advanced features like multiple menu layers, more advanced menu page design, the ability to add video before and in between menu pages and the ability to burn both DVD and BluRay files to your computer for later burning to disc. It's really a great investment -- and it's much easier than struggling with the challenges you're facing with Premiere Elements' disc burning tools.
Welcome to the forum.
You mention that the burner's drivers are up to date, but what about the firmware?
What brand of blank media are you using?
In Device Manager, are there any error or warning messages that appear with this burner?
Good luck,
Thanks for your input guys.
To answer your questions/provide more information:
1. I run Microsoft Security Essentials, but as mentioned in my post, I truned this off before trying to burn based on suggestions I had seen when searching for a solution (in my previous succesful burns I had left it running with no problem).
2. The burner firmware appears to be up to date as my computer is showing a "Firmware" check for the drive and it says that it is up to date.
3. I am using e-blue Professional BD-R 25GB discs, as I had done for my previous succesful burns.
4. Have checked Device Manager and it isn't showing any problems.
I am completely baffled as to why I have been able to burn two previous blu-ray projects and suddenly this is a problem.
Thank you for that info.
2. The burner firmware appears to be up to date as my computer is showing a "Firmware" check for the drive and it says that it is up to date.
Just to make sure of the firmware, I'd also go the mfgr's. Web site and check for that model. Like with video drivers, some utilities and even Windows, can be very wrong. I always double check for drivers, or firmware, from the mfgr. Yours is probably up to date, but it will only take a moment to verify.
3. I am using e-blue Professional BD-R 25GB discs, as I had done for my previous succesful burns.
I am not familiar with that brand, but in the case of some other suppliers, like Memorex, the newer TDK and newer Ritek, the current "business model" is to buy the cheapest discs that day, and rebrand them. What can happen is that in a spindle of 100, there might be discs from 3 - 4 different mfgrs., and one might get a dozen good discs, only to hit a dozen bad discs, then another dozen good discs.
There are several good utilities, that will survey the blank media, and tell who acutally made it, plus the lot number. I use the utility built into the great, free ImgBurn burning utility, and it's surprising to see who actually made, say a Memorex disc.
On my end, that is about all that I can think of, and I admit that I am rather grasping at straws, but it is very likely that others will have some really useful info for you to troubleshoot things.
Good luck,
I think some other software is using you burner.
Please restart you system and try.
Pankaj Gauba
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Free alternative http://www.deskshare.com/dvd-authoring-burning-software.aspx
Thanks for the help guys… I have had my computer off and on many times while trying to sort this out and only connect the burner for this task, so I don't believe any other software is trying to use it. I also have other editing software, but as I have already made up all the disc menus in PE, I would very much like to sort out this problem so I can burn Blu-Ray directly from PE as I have in the past.
While trying to source a solution, I did manage to figure out the burner is definitely still working as I managed to use the software provided with the burner to copy a previously burned Blu-Ray onto another disc. I guess this eliminates the burner and the discs as the source of the problem, which pretty much brings me back to why is PE no longer able to access the burner??
If other software is hooking the burner, that would be at bootup, and if you have any packet-writing software installed, it is launched with the initial core of Windows, and will seize the burner, telling the OS that it is really a removable HDD. PrE looks to the OS for instructions on the burner, but if the OS reports there is no burner, but only a removable HDD, PrE is lost.
The program that John T. mentions, looks at the hardware through APTI, and ignores what the OS tells it. It could well be that the other editing program also looks at things from the hardware level. This ARTICLE goes into more detail, and lists some programs, that can get in the way.
Good luck,
Thanks Bill… took a look at the article but I don't have any of the software listed (i.e. Roxio or Nero) and never have.
With regards to the burner/HDD issue, I may have this wrong, but it seems that PE knows it is a burner. When I go to the "Burn Disc" process, if I select DVD, it points me to the internal disc burner, if I select Blu-Ray, it points to the external burner. If there is no disc in there, or if I remove the burner then it presents errors. I would take this to mean it knows the burner is a burner and it knows it is for Blu-Rays and whether or not the disc inserted is a Blu-Ray disc. As mentioned previously, I have burnt two previous blu-rays via the exact same method so am completely stumped as to what has changed.
I don't know if this is a missing piece of the jigsaw, but when you first insert a Blu-Ray disc into the burner, an options Window pops up asking how you would like the disc to be treated as a data disc or a video disc. I always just close this down as it is not part of PE. I would imagine though that I did this when I burnt the previous two successful Blu-Ray movies.
Try one more thing.
Run Premiere Elements as Administrator.
Steps -
1. Right click on Adobe Premiere Elements exe
2. Click on "Run as Administrator"
3. After launching Premiere Elements, Export your project to Blu ray.
Pankaj Gauba
I have always been running PE as Administrator.
Hi Bill, do you know if there is a way to find out if the burner is being seen as a removable HDD or a burner or if there is packet writing software affecting it? I didn't have any of the software installed that was mentioned in the article and the strange thing is I have previously burned Blu Ray from PE...
The first place that I would start would be Control Panel>System>Hardware>Device Manager (or similar syntax, depending on one's OS version). Check what Device Manager has to say about the multi-drive/burner.
To see what is being loaded, at bootup, go to Start>Run and type "MSCONFIG" (without the quotation marks. Look Check both Services and Startup. Almost any program, that is likely to "hook" the burner, ahead of PrE, will be in the list somewhere.
Going back to the software listed in that article, I noticed one little tid-bit, when troubleshooting another's problem. In their case, they had used Quicken's Backup to Disk once, and long ago. However, from that one use, Windows Burner was invoked and told to treat the multi-drive/burner as a CD burner w/ packet-writing capabilities. That setting "stuck," afterwards. Until that point, I would never have thought about Quicken (though I have used it, from when it was a $ 10 shareware program), but had never used their Backup to Disk and chosen a CD. I always did my backups to a series of diskettes, then ZIP drives and finally to HDD. After that troubleshooting session, I had Jeff Bellune add Quicken (under certain conditions) to the list of suspect software. I have only seen that as a cause once again.
As I have never invoked Windows' burning module, I really do not know much about it - just the two Quicken episodes. Maybe Steve, Neale, John T., or others, will know more about it.
Good luck,


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Lobster is my favorite food. I've been going to Red Lobster for years. They consistently have good lobster and seafood. This location has always had a friendly staff and in 25 or more visits, I can only remember one time when the food wasn't very good.
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Live lobsters wriggle in a tank inside this seafood emporium, where nautical-patterned booths and colorful, fish-shaped tables in the bar area add subdued touches of whimsy to the room's classy dark wood accents. The menu can be downright decadent, with starters of artichoke lobster dip, seafood fondue, and crab-stuffed mushrooms. Entrees feature lighter, grilled fare like mahi-mahi and North Atlantic sea scallops, along with signature lobster dishes, snow crab legs, and jumbo fried shrimp platters.
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If you lose your Medicare card, you can ask for a new one from Social Security either online or by telephone:
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They all have their own reasons for riding, but it's mainly due to cancer and losing loved ones to the disease.
Next weekend, Naples own Mary Catherine Wickham, Jeff Wesson and Chris House will be participating in the 32nd annual Pan-Massachusetts Challenge to raise money for cancer research and treatment.
The Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) is one of the oldest fundraising bike-a-thons in America, and has helped raise more money than any other sports fundraising event in the country.
But what caused the Naples residents to travel more than 1,000 miles for this fundraiser?
"My uncle Jeff is who got me into it," said Wickham.
The 23-year-old University of Florida graduate further explained that her uncle, Jeff, asked her to ride in the PMC at a recent family reunion. Jeff Wickham has been riding in the Pan-Mass Challenge for two years in honor of his father who died of lung cancer. Eventually, Mary Catherine Wickham agreed to ride alongside her uncle, father and two cousins in the 2011 PMC in memory of her grandfather.
"This disease has left me angry, frustrated and sad to have lost loved ones to something that may be curable," Wickham said in her online PMC profile. "I am riding to remember those who have fought this disease and lost. I am riding for those who are fighting this disease and are winning. I am riding to help defeat cancer."
Wickham has raised $900 so far and hopes to raise at least $1,000, if not even more money for her cause. If you would like to support Wickham in the PMC, visit her profile page at www.pmc.org/profile/MW0198.
Wesson, 38, with be participating in the PMC for the seventh year. Over the course of his seven-year commitment he has raised $26,500. He the fifth member of Team Tom's Troopers. He will be riding 192 miles over the course of two days.
Like Wickham, Wesson has also lost someone very dear to him to cancer, and it motivates him to help raise money for a cure.
"I lost my uncle to renal cell cancer 10 years ago," Wesson said.
Some of his training will include riding a specialized Tarmac bike around Naples. "I hope to do 1,000 miles before the event," he said.
In his seven years riding in the PMC, he has raised $26,500. This year, Wesson has already raised $1,525 toward his goal of $6,000.
In Wesson's PMC profile page, he says, "I am a proud supporter of the PMC because it is leading a charge to beat cancer. In fact, last year 100 percent of rider-raised revenue went directly to support the Jimmy Fund and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's tireless commitment to finding a cure."
If you wish to support Wesson in the PMC, visit his profile page at www.pmc.org/profile/JW0159.
Chris House is 45 and this is his first year riding in the PMC. He has raised $4,865 toward his goal of $6,600 and he is the 100th member of the Patriots Platelet Peddlers Team. He will be riding 163 miles over the course of two days.
The team is made up of "weekend warriors to triathletes" that come from diverse backgrounds. The Patriots Platelet Peddlers have raised more than $7 million for the PMC and many other fundraising events.
"For our team members who will be participating in PMC 2011, our goals remain the same; not only to raise funds for and ride in the PMC, but also to raise awareness and educate the community on why platelet donations are so critical," the team's website states. "We are committed to increasing team size, team fundraising, platelet donors, and platelet donations."
If you wish to support House in the PMC, visit his profile page at www.pmc.org/profile/CH0180.
Billy Starr, the founder and executive director of the PMC, has participated in every event since its inception in 1980.
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This year, Starr, along with the Naples residents, will ride alongside nearly 300 riders who are cancer survivors or current patients. "The important thing to remember is that the PMC is not a race. There is no time limit. No winners or losers. We're all here doing a part in the fight against cancer," said Starr.
In its 31 years, the PMC has raised more than $300 million for cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is part of a comprehensive cancer center designated by the National Cancer Institute located in Boston, Mass.
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Lynyrd Skynyrd Tours Site of Future Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer at Excalibur Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS -- Johnny Van Zant, Gary Rossington and Rickey Medlocke from Lynyrd Skynyrd were thrilled with the progress of their new restaurant and bar as they toured Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer at Excalibur Hotel & Casino.
The restaurant slated to celebrate its grand opening in early December will feature the very best Texas barbecue from Kreuz Market, based out of Lockhart, Tex. Van Zant, Rossington and Medlocke were in Las Vegas for their sold-out concert at the M Resort, but made it a point to stop by and see the beginning of their first and only restaurant.
These rock 'n' roll legends were in the best of spirits and found themselves in awe of the restaurant, making mention of it being a friendly kind of cool place that they can't wait to hang out in. Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer will have dancing bartenders and nightly performances for patrons to enjoy. Three of the ladies showed up to give the band members a sneak preview of some of their high-energy moves. Before their performance began, Van Zant shouted, "Free Bird" and then went on to say, "I've always wanted to stand in the audience." As the girls finished their smokin' hot routine, the legendary rockers clapped and whistled giving the ladies a nod for their dancing skills.
After touring the space, the band discussed an upcoming tasting, as well as a few Southern favorites they have planned for the menu. Rossington said, "All this is cool, but the food has gotta be good." The Schmidt family of Kreuz Market has perfected their barbecue for more than 100 years, earning the restaurant the #2 spot in the nation for barbecue by Zagat.
Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer will serve mouthwatering ribs, brisket, chicken and more. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the high-energy hangout will transform into a late night, high-energy rock club every night with great music and entertainment.
Designed to capture the spirit of the band's "Hell House," the walls are made of authentic barnyard wood, with concrete floors and aged brick completing the downhome feel of the space. Never-before-seen Lynyrd Skynyrd relics including original album covers, guitars, artwork and photos from the bands more than five-decade-long career will be on display for fans. The staff is part of the action - hot bartenders and servers will be swinging, singing and jumping atop the bars and stage throughout the night -- leading riotous sing-alongs to classic rock songs and Lynyrd Skynyrd favorites.
1. Johnny Van Zant, Gary Rossington and Rickey Medlocke pose for picture in new Las Vegas restaurant, Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer at Excalibur Hotel & Casino.
2. Lynyrd Skynyrd band members pose with dancing bartenders at Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer at Excalibur Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.
3. Lynyrd Skynyrd gets first official construction tour of Las Vegas restaurant, Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer at Excalibur Hotel & Casino.
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treblejunkie // November 18, 2011 4:19:19 PM UTC
The fans Lynyrd Skynyrd has accumulated over the decades is great. I can't say "I can't believe it", because this was imminent. Their tunes always made me feel good. You can never overdose on music. The feel good drug that DON'T fuck you up. Ronnie wanted to be either a fighter (boxer), stock car racer, a baseball player or a musician, and Gary wanted to play baseball or guitar. Thank God they chose music. THANK GOD FOR THAT. I just love them guys...always did & always will.
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Bakersfield: An across-the-street adjunct to the upscale Standard Market grocery complex, Bakersfield is a straight-up American restaurant with simple, unfussy preparations. The wood-and-stone interior is pretty enough, but the outdoor patio is gorgeous, featuring wood-clad walls and overhang, a couple of gas fireplaces and huge, protective umbrellas equipped with space heaters. I've had decent entrees here, but the sandwiches seem to be the best bets; beyond the very good burgers are an absolutely delicious French dip and the Knuckle Sandwich, a well-made lobster roll operating under an alias. Good beer and wine selection is a plus too. 330 E. Ogden Ave., Westmont, 630-568-3615.
Barcito: Adjacent to the Spanish restaurant Tavernita, Barcito is an open-air, stand-up bar (there's some seating if you get lucky) with separate light bites (bocadillos and pintxos) and cocktail menus and blaring rock 'n' roll music. Lively, to say the least, though at lunchtime, it's positively sedate. 151 W. Erie St., 312-274-1111.
Cantina Laredo: The greatest appeal of this upscale Mexican restaurant, part of a chain, is its multilevel architecture, which includes plenty of open-air and outdoor seating to go with its cocktail-driven atmosphere. There are no surprises on the menu, but the dishes are capably executed. Get here early for the "happier half" weekday promotion, where small plates on the second-floor lounge are half-price between 4 and 7 p.m. 508 N. State St., 312-955-0014.
Cru Cafe & Wine Bar: Remember Cru, that cool Gold Coast wine bar that was replaced by Feast? Well, it's back, with an appealing Euro menu, an even more appealing selection of modestly priced wines and a charming 90-seat sidewalk cafe. 25 E. Delaware Place, 312-337-4001.
Mercer One Thirteen From the people behind Moe's Tavern comes this upscale lounge-cum-sports-bar, billed as "Chicago's first and only Resta Lounge." Think servers that might have been recruited from a Robert Palmer video, a dressed-to-thrill clientele and a straight-up American menu augmented by signature cocktails ($12) and reasonably priced vino. No outdoor seating per se, but open-air tables alongside the removable glass windows let you compare the street scene with the bar scene. 113 W. Hubbard St., 312-595-0113.
Piano Terra: Terzo Piano, Tony Mantuano's sleek restaurant atop the Art Institute's Modern wing, has opened this salad and espresso bar in the Art Institute's North Garden. Freshly made salads are mixed to order; there also is a vegetable sandwich available, as well as espresso-based drinks and a dessert. Umbrellas will provide shade where the garden's trees do not. Open 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. daily, weather permitting; no reservations. 159 E. Monroe St., 312-443-8650.
PT at the Talbott Eventually this space in the Talbott Hotel will be a full-scale restaurant by the people behind Mercadito and Tavernita, but for now it's being billed as a pop-up restaurant with a light, mostly casual menu (including lobster tacos and an addictive smoked-fish spread) and a daily, alliterative all-you-can-eat feature (mussel Mondays, wing Wednesdays, fried Fridays and so on). The 100-seat sidewalk cafe, where woven-look chairs pull up to umbrella-topped tables, is insanely popular with the after-5 crowd, but dinner-hour tables are a little easier to get. A good breakfast/brunch option too. Talbott Hotel, 10 E. Delaware Place, 312-640-8135.
Red Door: The space that housed Cafe du Midi, Meritage and Duchamp is now home to Troy Graves' eclectic small-plates menu, where ssam of fried oysters and kimchi mingle with lamb-neck sloppy joes. The outdoor space is sort of communal-table-meets-picnic-table, but the three-level area has lots of stretching-out room. 2118 N. Damen Ave., 773-697-7221.
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Chicago Cut Steakhouse: The sheer size of the riverfront patio that extends from this first-rate steakhouse increases your odds of getting a coveted outdoor table, and so do the restaurant's hours — the kitchen is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, and serves food until at least 1 a.m. Check out the $35 lobster boil, Sundays through August. 300 N. LaSalle St., 312-329-1800.
Fulton's on the River: Along a narrow strip along the southern edge of this restaurant's lower level are a series of umbrella-topped tables overlooking the Chicago River and the spectacular architecture along its south bank. Steaks and seafood are the kitchen's forte, cocktails and cocktail pitchers highlight the bar output. 315 N. LaSalle St., 312-822-0100.
Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse — Lombard: The west-suburban Harry's location, in the Westin Lombard hotel, has a huge back patio overlooking a man-made pond and fountain. It's a fine place for a warm evening, particularly on Friday evenings through August, when from 5 p.m. on there are drink and food specials (such as a $10.95 meatloaf entree), live music and prize giveaways. Should the air turn chilly, there's a fire pit for warmth. 70 Yorktown Shopping Center, Lombard, 630-953-3400.
Oak Street Beach Food + Drink: Chicago's restaurant-on-the-sand is back with a new four-sided bar (cocktails will be big this year) to go with its casual menu. Just steps away from the lake and, um, other eye-catching sights. oakstreetbeach.com; 312-988-4650.
The Terrace: The outdoor space adjacent to Shanghai Terrace in the Peninsula Chicago feels more like an elegant courtyard than a high urban perch; amid umbrella-topped tables, lounge furniture and fabric-draped cabanas, the fourth-floor space is surrounded by taller structures, so that the most interesting views are up, not down. Whether you're in for a full meal or just small bites and cocktails, this is one of the most tranquil outdoor venues in town. The occasional difficulty is that The Terrace hosts numerous private functions; do call ahead. Peninsula Chicago, 108 E. Superior St., 312-573-6744.


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Each teen's face bore a smile as he stepped back onto the ground in front of Fire Station No. 1 and took off his helmet.
The boys are the first to participate in the department's "Fire Explorers" program, sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America and overseen by Anniston fire Sgt. Rodney Ball. The program, Ball said, was created to give kids interested in firefighting as a career a first-hand look at the job.
Ball said he received applications from more than 20 kids interested in the program and he handpicked his first group. The sergeant said if this group is a success he'd like to open up space for more Anniston teens.
"I hope we can develop these kids to come in one day and work for us," Ball said.
The program will meet once a week, Ball said, and the kids will learn about firefighting in a classroom and then put what they've learned to use. The sergeant said the teens will learn the ins and outs of a fire truck, what to do on the scene of a car accident and how to rescue someone in a confined space.
If the teens are committed to the program, Ball said, they'll get their own helmets, boots and fire-resistant turnouts to wear when they go to a fire. The gear costs around $2,000 per person and would come from the department's fire tax funding.
Because of age restrictions, 16-year-old Eric Brown is currently the only boy in the program eligible to ride in a fire truck to a scene. Ball said Brown will be assigned to a truck and shadow a rookie firefighter to help with whatever he can.
Brown said he volunteers with the Weaver Fire Department and is ready for the program to get started.
"I've been waiting to do it. It's going to be fun," he said.
All the teens said they're considering careers as firefighters and some are even willing to quit after-school activities to give their full attention to the program.
Chance Townsend, 13, and Scott Burnett, 15, both play baseball for Sacred Heart Catholic School. Both boys said they'd "quit baseball" if their sports schedule interfered with their fire training.
Stuart Lowery, 13, said the program will give him a better understanding of what his dad does as an Anniston firefighter.
"He's always telling me what he does and it'll be fun to actually get to do it," Lowery said.
The teens are expected to have their own rank system, Ball said, in which one boy would be named captain and two named lieutenants. Ball said when he studied other fire explorer programs in Birmingham and Huntsville they used a rank system to handle disagreements among the group.
"If anybody had a problem they wanted them to handle it within themselves," he said.
Ball said the Anniston firefighters have discussed specific rules for the program to keep everyone safe.
"If it's a structure fire you do not make entry until that fire is out," Ball said. "Whatever the officer in charge says, you do it."
Melissa Burnett, Scott's mother, said she thinks the program is a good promotion for the Anniston Fire Department and good for the kids involved. Burnett said her son has always wanted to be a firefighter.
"It's his childhood dream. He has never wanted anything else," Burnett said.
Anniston fire Chief Tony Taylor gave the teens some advice to succeed in the program.
"It's like anything else, you get what you put into it," Taylor said. "Be dedicated."
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The Bush budget plan fails to provide enough dollars to fund the airports' capital needs.
As the aviation community waits for the other shoe to drop, airports are hopeful that the next FAA reauthorization proposal treats them better that this week's 2008 federal budget submission.
The Bush Administration's outline for the FAA 2008 spending plan cuts the Airport Improvement Program (AIP) spending, again reduces the Essential Air Service (EAS) program, and fails to fund the Small Community Air Service Development Grant program. Furthermore, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) proposed budget does not include any funding for the purchase of in-line Explosive Detection Systems (EDS) baggage screening equipment.
The FAA will soon submit legislation – perhaps as early as next week – that reauthorizes the agency for another three years. The administration has already says that it will seek a change in the funding mechanism for the FAA. It wants to end a reliance on the ticket tax paid by commercial airline passengers by also instituting a user fee to be paid by general and business aviation.
The Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA) is not wading into the funding debate. It is not siding with the airlines or with general aviation, says Greg Principato, the ACI-NA president. "We have not taken sides in that debate. Our view is that everything is on the table.
"The current trust fund environment is not stable or predictable. It depends upon fares and traffic. If there is a fare war then the support for the system goes down. It does not make sense. If you are planning infrastructure improvements it is difficult to do in that environment," Principato says.
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The administration proposes cutting the AIP program by 27 percent next year. The AIP would be funded at $2.75 billion compared to the $3.5 billion it is slated to receive this year.
Congress is scheduled to enact a continuing resolution by Feb. 15 to fund the federal government, including the FAA, for the remaining months of the fiscal year at the same levels as the 2006 spending measures. The last Congress adopted only two appropriation bills for 2007 and as a result the federal government has been operating on continuing resolutions that mirror the 2006 spending plans.
An early analysis of the 2008 FAA budget indicates that the AIP program is being cut, not because of a lack of funds, but a change in priorities, says Principato. "We are concerned about the budget. It seems to on the face of it represent a reduction in infrastructure funding. This does not seem to be a good way to go."
"Airports are disappointed that the administration has again chosen to request an artificially low funding level for AIP," says Todd Hauptli, the American Association of Airport Executive (AAAE)'s senior vice president for legislative affairs. "We are however confident that Congress will again reject this proposal and choose to fund the AIP at a much more robust level than that proposed by the administration."
Small airports could be hurt the most with a cut in the AIP funding, says Todd Jorns, the legislative director for the Regional Aviation Partners (RAP), a lobbying group of smaller airports, local governments and airlines. If AIP appropriations fall below $3.2 billion, then small, non-hub airports will receive only 18.5 percent of the funds – instead of 20 percent.
In good news-bad news scenario, Principato says the current FAA reauthorization legislation with these caps on AIP funding for non-hub airports expires on Sept. 30. The FAA's much smaller budget is for the fiscal year that begins the next day.
"We will have to see what happens," Principato says concerning the language in the yet-to-be submitted reauthorization measure. He says he presumes the next reauthorization measure would detail a new AIP distribution formula.
The budget narrative does give airports some hope, he says. Without naming the Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) program, Principato says the FAA alludes that the reauthorization act will be provide airports with greater flexibility for locally generated revenues.
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Bacardi Breaks with Tradition To Keep the Company and the Family Together
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He tells the story as if it happened last week rather than 36 years ago. "They came in. They were soldiers. For some reason or other they were marines. The previous day or that morning somebody called me and said, 'The confiscation decree is out and you are going tomorrow, or that day,' " Prado recalls, sitting in the conference room in Bacardi's Miami building, overlooking Biscayne Bay. "Castro had been confiscating individual companies like a bank here or another company there, but never really took a Cuban company, and that day he did. He took like, I think there were 384 companies or something like that, and my family also fell in that one. My father was in the food wholesale business and they were on the same list, so we all went in the same group. And the way it happened is that they just showed up, a couple of guys from the navy and a few milicianos [militiamen] and so on and a copy of a decree that if you saw it you wouldn't believe it, misspelled and it was mimeographed and it was a one-page thing and the open space is what they filled in with [the words] Ron Bacardi and such-and-such an address."
Prado, who retired from the company in 1994 after 42 years of service, is smiling as he tells the rest of the story. "It was funny. It was something of a joke," he says. "Somehow when you're in trouble like this some things come to your mind; you don't know what to do. I don't know why I said, 'Gimme a receipt.' I said, 'This guy, [my boss] may think that I took the money from the bank or something.' " No receipt was given.
Just a year or two earlier, after Castro triumphed, the atmosphere had been far different. "Everybody was happy," Cutillas recalls. "The war [was] over. Peace [was] back in Cuba." But the mood soon darkened. "At dawn, I started hearing gunshots again," he says. Cutillas' own house outside of Santiago had been shot up during the war and he and his family were staying at his mother's house in town. "I said, 'Jesus Christ, I thought this was over. What's happening?' And the next day [I found out] 28 [of Batista's] guys had been executed that night on San Juan Hill. That was the day I convinced myself that the Revolution was not going to be good for Cuba."
Cutillas fled Cuba, but not with ease. After the confiscation of the company, he tried to get an exit permit. "My exit permit was denied," he says. "Then they took my passport away when I went to Havana to ask for permission to leave the country, so then I left by other means. I left in a boat with about 15 or 20 others. I arrived in Miami six days later. Terrible sailing," he recalls with a laugh.
"El Coco," the towering palm tree that had been planted in Santiago at the company's founding, had survived earthquakes and hurricanes and 98 years. The corporate literature immortalizes El Coco as "a symbol of the organic connection of Bacardi to the soil of its homeland," and reports that, "In the year that the Bacardi family members were uprooted from their Cuban homeland, the palm, as if in protest, withered and died." (Last year, a young palm tree was planted outside the Miami headquarters of Bacardi-Martini USA--a unit of Bacardi-Martini North America--as a symbolic replacement.)
Prado thinks that getting kicked out of Cuba is responsible for Bacardi's success as a multinational corporation. "Some people say that Castro is the best thing that happened to Bacardi," he says, clearly not fully convinced of the concept. "There is something there. Because we were kicked out and our backs put against a wall and we were hungry; what were we going to do?"
What they did was reinvent the company. Prado was sent by Pepin Bosch to drum up business overseas with instructions to tell Bacardi's buyers that they would have to make a choice: Castro or Bacardi. Anyone doing business with Communist Cuba would not be welcome at Bacardi. Prado, giggling, recalls a particular encounter with a Dutch client who "was more anti-Communist than we were." The man stayed with Bacardi. During one visit to Australia, Prado gave a speech to a group of buyers in which he emphasized the Bacardi family's role in the company. After the talk, one of the buyers, until that moment unaware that there was a Bacardi family, enthusiastically approached Prado and said, 'I want to meet Ron.'
"I said, 'Ron? Ron who?' And this fellow said, 'Ron Bacardi,' " recalls Prado, who delights in the retelling. The Aussie thought that the family was headed by someone named "Ron," not recognizing ron as the Spanish word for rum that appears on the bottle.
The whole experience of leaving Cuba, Prado believes, made the company less parochial and broadened the its view of potential world markets beyond the United States and Latin America.
Ironically, the appointment of someone who is neither a family member nor of Cuban descent to head the company comes as Bacardi is reemphasizing its Cuban heritage after so many years of letting it stay in the background, almost unnoticed.
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General Cigar Co.'s Club Macanudo, the iconic New York City cigar bar where an aficionado can smoke, drink and eat, is now open for lunch.
General made the decision based upon the noontime crowds attending other eateries in the midtown area, as well as the shortage of places in which New Yorkers can enjoy a fine cigar.
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We expressed an improved green fluorescent protein, Monster Green® Fluorescent
Protein, in a human neuroblastoma cell line, SH-SY5Y. Optimized transfection was
accomplished using TransFast™ Transfection Reagent. Expression of the Monster
Green® Fluorescent Protein was bright and did not appear to interfere with the
development of normal neuronal cell morphology.
Cell Notes 7, 14–16.
Natalie Betz and Abigail Farfan
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