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The Fire head to Philadelphia on Saturday night to take on the Union for the second time in seven days (Coverage begins 6pm CT on My50). The Men in Red dropped a heart breaker 1-0 at home last week despite creating a number of chances. Philly played LA at home at midweek and lost 4-1 after a second half defensive collapse. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Rolfe and Nyarko up top – repeat the first half of last week
In the first half against the Union at Toyota Park last week Patrick Nyarko terrorized the Philly defense, running at them with pace and creating a number of opportunities.
Rolfe and Nyarko combined well and were very close to each other on the pitch. The movement of the pair dragged the Philly center backs out leaving massive pockets of space in behind for the Fire to exploit.
WATCH: Nyarko, Berry Preview Philly
This happened on a number of occasions and NBC analyst Kyle Martino pointed it out over and over again on the broadcast.
In the second half however, the duo were too far apart and then Rolfe was moved out wide later. It goes without saying they'll need to play closer together on Saturday.
When Rolfe and Nyarko force the center backs out of position, players like Dilly Duka and Joel Lindpere need to do a better job of tucking in and taking advantage of that space, something the team didn't do enough of last week.
Philly were unable to deal with the pace of Nyarko last week and the Fire should look to get the ball to the Ghanaian as much as possible again Saturday.
Kleberson – keeping an eye on the "unknown" Brazilian
In Philly's game against the Galaxy Wednesday night the Union gave a first start to Kleberson in midfield. In the first half, LA was unable to deal with his movement and defense-splitting passes.
Kleberson got forward constantly to help out Jack McInerney and Sebastian Le Toux in the attack and was allowed two or three shots from just outside the box. He also dropped deep and found the strikers with some brilliant through balls.
In the second half, LA was a lot tighter on the Brazilian and he was less effective. Though he may not be fit enough to play the entire 90 minutes against the Fire, I would expect him to start after his excellent full debut against LA.
Logan Pause and either Daniel Paladini or Jeff Larentowicz must track Kleberson's runs and be wary of balls played in behind. Logan did a fantastic job of cutting out through balls in last weekend's match and the Fire will need a similar effort from the captain on Saturday, especially if Kleberson gets the start.
Focusing on Philly's left side – opportunities for Duka and Thompson
I spoke last week about the weaknesses of Philly defender Raymon Gaddis who filled in on the right for the suspended Sheanon Williams last weekend. Against LA on Wednesday night, Gaddis returned to left back and was again caught too far forward on a number of occasions.
On the one hand, Gaddis and Keon Daniel combine very well in the attack and are certainly a threat but both players fail to track back defensively when the Union turns the ball over.
On a number of occasions on Wednesday night Bakary Soumare had to come over to almost the left wing to cover for Gaddis who was nowhere to be found. LA took full advantage of this, attacking down Gaddis' side for most of the match.
Against Philly last weekend, right back Wells Thompson looked somewhat reluctant to come forward despite the fact that Dilly Duka was constantly coming inside and leaving space for Wells to run into. Both Thompson and Duka should be looking to attack Gaddis at every opportunity on Saturday night.
Prediction: 3-1 Fire with goals from Nyarko, Rolfe and Lindpere
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @Irish_Steve.
Saturday was rough. You could almost feel the sucker punch coming, and it still hurt. Bad. There were a few interesting moments in the game but I couldn't stop thinking about the wind. It's one of the identifying characteristics of footy that you play in basically any condition, and it affects the way you play, the way you think about playing, and, obviously the results.
For all its stripped down, no pads, anyone-can-play humanity, the NBA is sterile in this regard. Every court is exactly the same and predictable (unless you have a bad shooting night, then you can blame the stadium's depth perception, or lighting problems). Football has to play in weather, but they ruin the fun by putting Super Bowls in safe weather cities. Baseball has to play in weather too, but they cancel games if anyone gets mud on their shoes.
No, soccer has to deal with the elements in every way, from bee attacks to snow to pitch problems to wind.
Saturday against Philly began as a perfect example. The wind was strong enough to blow the froth off your beer. I saw a garbage can at Toyota Park get blown over and almost tumble down an aisle. Meanwhile, Philly could hardly get the ball in the air, and when they did, the wind held it up like the perfect alley oop. Austin Berry and Jalil Anibaba were able to measure the long balls up easily and win them consistently, even over Connor Casey.
But as the game developed, it was interesting because the wind didn't seem to influence the game as much as it could have. It was irritating for the players (I've never seen Gonzalo Segares overhit so many crosses), and definitely a factor (it made Sean Johnson look like superman, I swear he could've kicked a goal kick into a bags game on the Party Deck in the first half if he wanted to), but it wasn't the storyline.
Anibaba and Berry kept winning headers off goal kicks and clearances going both directions, and neither team were obviously playing out of the back on the ground the way teams do when they're avoiding long balls into the wind. It seemed like a stalemate between the wind and the two sides. If only the wind could've pushed Patrick Nyarko's second half chance just an inch or two left, we'd be here sipping champagne joking about the wind, but we got sucker punched.
Let's take the funny with the tragic, here. The Fire were clearly robbed of three points, and the good news is that there's plenty of time to recover these lost points. The Rolfe/Nyarko partnership is promising, the weather's getting better, and at the end of the season we'll look back at plays like this one from Anibaba and laugh.
Our Team for the World partner Club America took a big step towards their first domestic title since 2005, defeating Pumas UNAM 2-1 in the second leg of the Liga MX Clasura quarterfinals on Saturday at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
Heading into the match, America already held a 1-0 aggregate lead after Raul Jimenez struck in the 28th minute of the first leg on Wednesday.
Pumas pulled the series level by virtue of Robin Ramirez' classy one-time volley past Moises Munoz in the 21st minute.
Club America would re-take the lead as Ecuadorian international Christian Benitez finished from close range following a redirected shot in the 56th minute.
With the hosts already looking like they'd advance, Benitez put the final nail in the coffin deep into second half stoppage time, beating Pumas 'keeper Miguel Palacios inside the post to clinch a 3-1 aggregate victory.
With the win, Club America moves on to the Liga MX Clasura semifinals and will vist Montrerrey in Wednesday's first leg before welcoming los Rayados to the Azteca for leg two Saturday night.
The Chicago Fire face Club America in an international friendly on Saturday, July 10 at Toyota Park.
Select shots from the Fire's match vs. the Union
Credit: Brian Kersey Chicago Fire
The Fire head into Saturday afternoon's game against the Union (12:30pm CT on NBC Sports Network) on the back of a much-needed bye week after the tough loss in Montreal the week prior.
Philly tied 2-2 against lowly Seattle last time out and are set to be missing a few defenders due to injury and suspension. Both teams play each other twice over the next seven days. Here are some things to look for from a tactical perspective.
Philly's makeshift back line – Fire must take advantage - part 1
The Union come into this game missing starting right back Sheanon Williams and it appears former Fire player Bakary Soumare will get the start at center back for the first time all season.
WATCH: Match Preview
This major reshuffle combined with the Fire being the home team should mean Frank Klopas' side will be set up to attack Philly whenever possible. Williams is a loss on the right, not only for his defensive play but also his long throw ability which can be used as an offensive threat.
Filling in for Williams should be usual left back Raymon Gaddis. Gaddis looked particularly uncomfortable against New England in the Union's last away match in April, with the youngster getting caught out by balls in behind on a few occasions.
He was also exposed when put under pressure. The Revs wingers had luck getting the ball in the box from Gaddis' side and with this in mind, I expect to see Joel Lindpere and Gonzalo Segares getting forward and attacking Gaddis whenever possible.
Philly's makeshift back line – Fire must take advantage - part 2
Ironically, last season's match against the Union saw Bakary Soumare play his first and only game of the 2012 season for the Union. In that match, the Fire looked to get in 1v1 situations with the rusty defender and it paid off, with MacDonald beating Soumare before crossing for a Chris Rolfe tap in goal. This weekend's game plan should be no different with Soumare not playing in a match since the game last August.
The Men in Red will also look to force Soumare out of the middle to cover on the outside, something no centerback likes to do. Presumed starting wingers Patrick Nyarko and Joel Lindpere will be relishing 1v1 opportunities with the big defender.
Another area to test Soumare will be in the air. New England was able to win the ball in the aerial battle on numerous crosses into the Philly box, partially because of the hesitancy of goalkeeper Zac MacMath to come and challenge them.
A new center back pairing combined with a sometimes hesitant goalkeeper can lead to defensive errors and one such error could be decisive on Saturday afternoon.
WATCH: Athletico Coaching Corner
Stopping the Philly attack - be ready for different combinations
When one looks at the Philly attack this season, it is easy to get distracted by the exploits of 20-year-old Jack McInerney who has notched six goals already for the Union this season.
He picked up April's Player of the Month award and is playing the best soccer of his young career. Beyond McInerney, the Union have three excellent strikers who bring different playing styles to the table.
Veteran Conor Casey has played up front with McInerney in recent matches and has combined well with the man 11 years his junior. Both strikers are very fluid, dropping deep, moving out to the wing or playing in the advanced striker role and switching at a moment's notice.
It is much easier to prepare for what you presume to be the starting strikers will be. The challenge in Saturday's game will be the adjustments the coaching staff make if and when the Union decide to bring on some attacking substitutions.
Antoine Hoppenot and Sebastian Le Toux have started from the bench in recent matches but both have a tendency to make a big impact once brought on. Le Toux is very good with the ball at his feet and he can easily play in the second striker role, allowing McInerney to permanently move higher up the pitch.
Hoppenot scored four goals off the bench last season and has come off the bench in all but one game this season. If Le Toux does come on, dropping presumed center-mid starter Daniel Paladini a bit deeper to reduce the space Le Toux has to operate in is an option.
In-game adjustments are not often talked about but can often be the difference between three points and one.
Prediction: 2-1 Fire with goals from Nyarko and Lindpere
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UPDATE! The Chicago City Council voted unanimously to pass the the below resolution Tuesday morning.
The Chicago Fire today took part in hearings regarding a historic resolution regarding LGBT athletes to be introduced for passage by the Chicago City Council on Wednesday.
The Fire were represented at Tuesday's hearings by Senior Director of Communications Dan Lobring who brought to light the club's support for Robbie Rogers, participation with Equality Illinois in the 2012 Chicago LGBT Pride Parade and Section 8 Chicago's "Our Diversity, Our Strength" tifo displayed prior to a game against the Houston Dynamo on April 15, 2012.
Sponsored in tandem by Alderman Joe Moore, the City Council's Human Rights Committee and The Last Closet, should Wednesday's resolution pass, Chicago would become the second city after San Francisco to declare its backing for LGBT athletes.
The end goal of the resolution is to ultimately get commissioners of all major North American sports leagues to state publicly their support for LGBT athletes, invite them to come out and pledge to make them safe and accepted.
For more information on Wednesday's resolution, please click here.
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Negotiating Advancement in a
Troubled Economic Environment
By: Amy Hughes
Professor Beverly DeMarr co-authored a textbook, Negotiation and Dispute Resolution. DeMarr partnered with Suzanne de Janaz, a professor from IMD in Switzerland. Pearson published the textbook in January.
Negotiation and Dispute Resolution addresses negotiations and dispute resolution in a wide variety of settings. By combining theoretical foundations with experiential exercises, the book helps students develop their ability to negotiate and resolve conflicts in both personal and professional settings.
An article that is a spinoff from the book has been picked up worldwide. The article, "Bad Times Let the Good Times Roll: How to Negotiate Advancement in a Troubled Economic Environment," has been printed in Switzerland, Norway, Singapore, and published on the website of Businessworld magazine in India.
"It is easier to negotiate larger salaries starting in than it is to negotiate raises after you've been hired," said DeMarr. "A lot of people think that because the economy is bad, they shouldn't ask. You still need to ask."
The article is informative and makes many great points.
It is important to do your research before negotiating so you are aware of what others with your responsibilities, education, and experience are earning in your geographical region.
To increase a successful negotiation, start by clarifying exactly what you want and why. You must articulate the amount you expect and a compelling reason for it. To avoid the negotiation ending in a stalemate, it is a good idea to present a yes-able alternative.
"This article has advice for people that are on the job market and it is the same advice I give to graduating students who are looking for their first job," said DeMarr. "The minimum thing you have to ask is if that is the best the employer can do."
View the article:
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Doctor of Physical Therapy
The University of Dayton's Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program will prepare you to be a knowledgeable, service-oriented, self-assured, adaptable, reflective practitioner. Our faculty and
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Earn your doctorate in physical therapy!
The American Physical Therapy Association has called on schools to raise the educational standards for practitioners, who will be expected to have
The DPT program offers students the opportunity to
Program Requirements
- The program is delivered over three years in eight consecutive semesters.
- Students take 86 weeks of classes, including 38 weeks of four, full-time clinical rotations and a research capstone course leading to a professional presentation and/or publishable manuscript.
- A total of 80 hours of observation is required from at least two distinctly different physical therapy patient care settings. A minimum of 20 observation hours must be in an inpatient setting.
Much of the DPT curriculum is delivered through problem-based learning, which emphasizes professional decision-making and the use of critical analysis in problem solving.
Candidates for the program are required to have a bachelor's degree. Commonly, this degree is in pre-physical therapy or other related fields, such as exercise science, exercise physiology, biology, psychology, dietetics or chemistry.
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The three-year DPT curriculum comprises 117 credits, including classroom, laboratory and clinical experiences.
View the course sequence for each year and term below, or download the full curriculum (pdf) >>
Year 1 Sequence
Fall Semester
Core Module I: Basic Science (16 weeks)
- DPT 815 Human Gross
- DPT 840 Clinical Science
- DPT 805 Functional Physiology I: Intro to Pathophysiology
- DPT 820 Movement Science
- DPT 810 Professional Seminar I:
Health Care
Spring Semester (11 weeks)
Core Module I: Basic Science (16 weeks)
- DPT 841 Clinical Science II: Intro to Medical Diagnostics
- DPT 806 Functional Physiology II: Exercise Physiology
- DPT 846 Maturation Science I
- DPT 818 Neuroscience
- DPT 825 Pharmacy Therapeutics
- DPT 811 Professional Seminar II: Clinical Practice
General Medicine I (6 weeks)
- DPT 961 Clinical Pathology
- DPT 971 Clinical Skills Lab
- DPT 981 Clinical Issues Seminar
- DPT 842 Clinical Science III: Modalities I
- DPT 991 Research I
Summer Term I
General Medicine II (6 weeks)
- DPT 962 Clinical Pathology
- DPT 972 Clinical Skills Lab
- DPT 982 Clinical Issues Seminar
- DPT 843 Clinical Science IV: Modalities II
- DPT 847 Maturation Science II
Summer Term II
Clinical Module I: General Medicine (6 weeks)
- DPT 951 Clinical Rotation I: General Medicine
Year 2 Sequence
Fall Semester
Neurology I (10 weeks)
- DPT 963 Clinical Pathology
- DPT 973 Clinical Skills Lab
- DPT 983 Clinical Issues Seminar
- DPT 992 Research II
- DPT 964 Clinical Pathology
- DPT 974 Clinical Skills Lab
- DPT 984 Clinical Issues Seminar
- DPT 992 Research II (continued)
Spring Semester
- DPT 952 Clinical Rotation II: Neurology (8 weeks)
Orthopedics (9 weeks)
- DPT 965 Clinical Pathology
- DPT 975 Clinical Skills Lab
- DPT 985 Clinical Issues
- DPT 993 Research III
Summer Term I
Clinical Module III: Orthopedics (12 weeks)
- DPT 953 Clinical Rotation III: Orthopedics
Summer Term II
Clinical Module III: Orthopedics (12 weeks, continued)
- DPT 953 Clinical Rotation III: Orthopedics (continued)
Year 3 Sequence
Fall Semester
Orthopedics II (6 weeks)
- DPT 966 Clinical Pathology
- DPT 976 Clinical Skills Lab
- DPT 986 Clinical Issues Seminar
- DPT 910 Professional Seminar III: Leadership & Management
- DPT 994 Research IV
- DPT 967 Clinical Pathology
- DPT 977 Clinical Skills Lab
- DPT 987 Clinical Issues Seminar
- DPT 940 Clinical Science V: Current Technology
- DPT 911 Professional Seminar IV: Business & Marketing
Program Comprehensive Exams
Spring Semester
Advanced Therapy II (5 weeks)
- DPT 988 Contemporary Clinical Practice Electives
Core Module IV: Contact Clinical (12 weeks)
- DPT 954 Clinical Rotation IV: Contract Clinical
Summation Module (1 week)
- DPT 912 Professional Seminar V: Professional Development
- DPT 995 Research V
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Expanding opportunities for students
The University of Dayton Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2010 established a scholarship for a DPT second year student. The recipient is to be in good academic standing and must demonstrate a financial need as determined by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.
A University scholarship is endowed when it reaches the $25,000 level. We are steadily working towards our goal and will award $500 to a deserving student with a financial need in the 2013-2014 academic year. We are blessed to have such a giving group of students, alumni, friends and colleagues in the health care field and appreciate your gifts to ensure the successful careers of our graduates.
If you would like to contribute to the "Department of Physical Therapy, Class of 2010 Scholarship" at the University of Dayton, please click the link below.
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Application Information
For 2013-2014, the University of Dayton will be using the Physical Therapy Common Application System (PTCAS). To learn more about the PTCAS application process, please visit www.ptcas.org.
Application Deadlines
- PTCAS Application Opens: July 2, 2013
- Soft Deadline: October 1, 2013
- Firm Deadline: December 2, 2013
- Last Acceptable GRE Test Date: September 18, 2013
Only applicants who apply before the October 1, 2013, deadline will be given priority consideration for the first round of on-campus interviews held in December. Applicants applying after October 1 and prior to December 2, will be considered for the final round of interviews held in February.
Application Requirements
Applicants to the DPT program are required to submit the following information through the PTCAS application:
- Official academic records of all previously attended colleges or universities. These records must be submitted directly from the colleges or universities to PTCAS. Hand-carried transcripts, official copies marked Issued to Student, and unofficial copies are not acceptable. Applicants selected for admission will be required to submit all original and final transcripts directly to the program.
- Three letters of recommendation are required. One letter must be from a licensed physical therapist. One letter must be from a professor. The other letter may be from a physical therapist, a physical therapist assistant, a professor, an advisor, or an employer. Evaluators must know applicants in a professional or academic capacity.
- Official GRE results: Submit results directly to PTCAS GRE Code 0294.
- Completion of prerequisite courses: Applicants that have outstanding prerequisite courses at the time of application must clearly indicate their plans for completion prior to the start of the program.
- Program-specific questions
- Clinical observation record: Eighty hours of observation under a licensed physical therapist in at least two distinctly different physical therapy patient care settings. A minimum of 20 hours must be completed in an inpatient setting. All hours must be verified by a licensed physical therapist.
- Additional requirements for international students can be found online at http://www.udayton.edu/apply/international.php.
Academic Requirements
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
- Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA across all schools attended
- Minimum 3.0 GPA for all prerequisite science courses
- Minimum 3.0 GPA for all general prerequisite courses
- Grade of C or better in all prerequisite courses. Grades of C- or lower will not be accepted.
- Minimum of 64 semester credits and four or more prerequisite science courses with labs must be completed at the time of application.
- Completion of all prerequisite science courses must be within the past ten years. Science coursework that is older than 10 years will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
- College Level Examination Program (CLEP) and online courses may only be used to fulfill general prerequisites. Advanced Placement (AP) Credit will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. CLEP, online, and AP credit must be indicated on a college transcript for consideration.
Prerequisite Course Requirements
You may wish to complete the Advising/Prerequisite Worksheet (pdf) to track your requirements. This worksheet is for your use and should not be submitted as part of the PTCAS application.
Science Prerequisites
All sciences must be general/college-level courses for science or pre-med majors. All sciences must be completed in a traditional classroom/lab format. Online courses are not accepted. All science courses must have been completed within the past 10 years.
- Full sequence of Anatomy and Physiology with labs
- Full sequence of General Biology with labs
- Full sequence of General Chemistry with labs
- Full sequence of General Physics with labs
- Exercise Physiology with lab
General Prerequisites
- General Psychology: General/Introductory Psychology
- Human Development: A lifespan development course covering physical, social, and psychological development, beginning with conception and ending at death. Applicants may also fulfill this requirement by completing a combination of both: Child/Adolescent Psychology and Adult/Aging Psychology.
- Statistics: A basic statistics course covering statistical analysis up through and including ANOVA.
- Research Methods: An introduction to research methodology. The course should cover topics including design and evaluation of research using human subjects, accessing data banks, data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Senior, honors, and independent research project courses will be considered on a case by case basis. Please provide a description of your project including your role/involvement with statistical test selection, data collection/analysis/
interpretation, and project design/methodology, as well as publication/ presentation plans to email@example.com.
- Oral Communication: A communications or speech course in which the primary focus of the course is public speaking.
- Medical Terminology
Prerequisite Retake Policy
Applicants must indicate on the Prerequisite Worksheet when a course has been retaken; failure to do so may result in the disqualification of the applicant. If a course has been retaken, the University of Dayton Doctor of Physical Therapy Program will permit an applicant to substitute the higher grade for a maximum of: one (1) biological science prerequisite, one (1) physical sciences prerequisite and one (1) general prerequisite course or lab. If additional courses have been retaken in the biological sciences, physical sciences or general prerequisite sections, then an average of all attempts will be calculated into the respective GPA.
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Doctor of Physical Therapy
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Admissions Coordinator
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Track & Field Concludes Action at DePaul Relays
Ehrhardt and Zaiter impress at Mt. Sac Relays
Track & Field Completes Action at Chicagoland Championships
Men's 4x800 takes first-place
Track & Field Concludes Day One at HL Indoor Championships
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2013 Outdoor: Competed in the 800-meter run, 1,500-meter run and 3,000-meter steeplechase ... Ran the 800-meter in 1:55.65 at the Huskie Open (4/20/13) ... Crossed the finishing line in 4:07.87 in the 1,500-meter at the Benedictine Twilight (4/26/13) ... Finished the 3,000-meter steeplechase in 10:00.70 at the St. Joseph's Puma Invite (3/30/13), the eighth-best mark in the Horizon League during the outdoor season.
2013 Indoor: Competed in the 1-Mile Run and 3,000-meter run ... Named the Horizon League Male Runner of the Week on Jan. 29, 2013 after a standout performance at the Tadd Metzger Carthage Invitational ... Crossed the finishing line in 4:16.29 at the invite (1/26/13), representing the seventh-fastest time in the Horizon League during the indoor season ... Finished the 3,000-meter run in 8:42.48 at the Chicagoland Championships (2/8/13), the 11th-best time in the League.
XC 2012: Placed 11th at the NIU XC Open on Sept. 7 with a time of 19:38.88 in the 6K race ... finished 27th at the Illinois Intercollegiate Championships on Sept. 14 in the 8K race with a time of 25:53 ... tallied a career-best 8K time of 25:22 at the Bradley XC Classic on Oct. 12 to front the Flames and place 36th overall ... represented UIC at the NCAA Midwest Regional with a 10K time of 34:46.19.
Outdoor 2012: Placed fifth in the 800 at the Purdue Mike Poehlein Invite with a time of 1:55.97 ... notched third at the Chicagoland Championships in the 1,500 with a time of 5:58.66 ... earned a career-best mark of 3:57.23 in the 1,500 at the Eagle Invite to place fifth ... ran a 15:34.54 in the 5,000 at the DePaul Invite to earn fourth place ... posted a personal-best time of 1:54.20 in the prelims at the Horizon League Championships and placed ninth in finals.
Indoor 2012: Sat out the 2012 indoor season.
Outdoor 2011: Placed ninth in the 1,500 meter run at the DePaul Invitational (4/16/11).
Indoor 2011: Placed second in the mile run at the North Central Invitational (1/21/11) and the UWM Panther Tune-Up (2/18/11) ... took fourth in the 3,000 meter run at the University of Chicago Duals (1/29/11).
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Anticoncepción de emergencia (píldora del dÍa después) in Friday Harbor, WA
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While social networking sites already help users maintain connections with friends and interest groups, a recent trend in web services has been the growth of semantic technologies that connect people across different websites. New York startup AdaptiveBlue offer a service called "Glue," which uses semantic web techniques to understand the content of popular web pages that describe lifestyle objects such as books, music, and movies. It then lets you do many useful, in-context things based on that data, such as learn more about the movie or actors on IMDB, buy the soundtrack on Amazon, read the historical background on Wikipedia, and a interact with a variety of other sites and services.
But perhaps Glue's most compelling feature is the ability to link the activities of users across different websites, based on nothing more than the content of the pages they visit. For example, if a friend posts a recommendation while viewing the Slumdog Millionaire page on IMDB, Glue can display that friend's comment when you visit the Slumdog Millionaire page on Netflix.com.
Until recently, the primary way users could interact with Glue was through browser extensions like a Firefox plugin, Adaptive Blue's widgets, or the Glue iPhone app. However, developers can now harness the potential of Glue's semantic data using the recently released Glue API. The Glue API provides a REST-based interface which returns data in XML or JSON format. The API allows developers to access most of the functions found in the Glue Firefox plugin, such as the ability to view friend activity or to post Twitter-like comments (known as "twocents") about a particular book or movie. Currently, the only user authentication method available is basic HTTP authentication. For more, see our Glue API Profile.
In a recent blog post, Adaptive Blue's Mark Tabry described the methods of the Glue API that he thinks are the most interesting:
object/get provides a direct translation between a URL and the object it represents. Given the URL of any of the hundreds of sites Glue understands, the API will return as much rich metadata as possible. So for a movie, for example, you would be returned the title, director, release year, actors, and description, all in nicely formatted XML or JSON. object/links is almost the inverse function. It uses the aggregate browsing experience of our users to find as many URLs representing an object as it can.
One challenge to any service that tries to use semantic web techniques is that most web pages that lack machine readable descriptions of their content. While Glue is able to understand the content of popular websites like IMDB or Wikipedia, many other websites simply lack the descriptive metadata that software such as Glue requires. Adaptive Blue's approach to this problem has been to propose a simple metadata standard that can be easily implemented by online publishers. This data format, which they call "AB META," allows websites to add descriptive metadata to pages using standard HTML META headers.
Now that Glue's released their API they've invited developers to win a fully paid weekend trip to NYC by creating the best mashup in their Glue API Launch Challenge. This announcement includes 10 interesting ideas for Glue apps and 2 follow-up blog posts highlight the possibilities of using the API for visualizing the web of people and things as well as semantics and search.
I'm almost a little overwhelmed at the prospect of integrating this API with wave when it comes out.
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Ive heard tale after tale of "Vegas" in my last 4 years of college, but had never experienced it for myself. It seemed like the most dirty, ridiculous example of American exceptionalism possible. Slots machines in the bathroom? Pimps on every corner? Raging night clubs dripping in sweat and coke? If that is going to exist anywhere, I guess Nevada, USA shouldn't be that surprising. Everyone that I'd talked to who had gone to Las Vegas loved it, and although I was a bit skeptical, I was still curious. So, when a group of Delta Gamma seniors decided to plan a trip – I jumped right in! I wouldn't have wanted to miss a quintessential college experience after all…
We decided to go last weekend, in order to really celebrate the greatness of MLK's contributions to American history. Kidding, but that is when we went. We arrived on Saturday afternoon and got settled into the hotel. There were 6 girls and 2 king beds – cozy! We explored the Strip for a while and I learned that prostitutes have calling cards that get flicked at you every 100 meters on the street. At first I thought they were coupons? We went to a few shops in the Venetian and then headed back to the room to get ready for the night. We went to dinner and then headed to a nice club, Tao!
Being a group of females with a few weak connections to 'promotors,' we were led to a table and given free drink wristbands. We proceeded to dance, get stuck in weird bathrooms with transparent doors that only turned opaque once you figured out the complicated lock, meet some other Vegas-ers from USC and Utah, dance more, and then trudged back to the hotel a few hours later.
For reasons unbeknownst to us, we all awoke at 9 am the next morning. I had taken my trusty B vitamins before falling asleep and was feeling pretty fine, just a bit tired. That day we explored more and a few of the girls went to a huge buffet at the Wicked Spoon. Shelby and I didn't want to wait in line, so we walked down the Strip, went to the Sugar Factory, and got dinner at our hotel. That night, we went to a club opening at the Wynn and were seated at a table with bottle service. It is the weirdest concept. These groups of people pay 1 to 2 THOUSAND dollars for these tables and the clubs shuffle in groups of (mostly) females to accompany them. But they don't talk to you. Its like you are decorative piece of furniture…
We just sat there for a while and drank some champagne and chatted with one another. Eventually, we left the table to go dance a bit. Later that night, we moved on to another club, XS, but the line was a couple hours long. Feeling dejected, we all sat on a bench in the hotel to try to figure out what to do. Random group of dudes to the rescue! We joined a group and went inside and almost immediately a few of us got split up.
That was probably bad sign #1.
I bumped into this really sweet girl and we started chatting. She introduced me to her boyfriend and he seemed really nice too and we were all just hanging out and watching all the people going nuts on the dance floor. They offered to get me a drink, which I thought seemed odd but nice, and we waited in line for that for a while. Later, we maneuvered over to the dance floor and were just having good time dancing to techno mixes and some top 40 hits. But then, it got a little weird…. The boyfriend seemed to be kind of flirtatious, but right in front of his girlfriend. And then the girlfriend started to seem almost flirty…. And it was just weird.
And then it dawned on me.
I am so naive. I should have figured that out in the first 5 minutes, or at least when they offered to get me a drink, but no, ohhhh no, I just thought I had met some nice Californians. Once I realized what was going on, I pulled the girlfriend aside and said something along the lines of "Y'all are really great, but I dont think I am quite what you are looking for. I am sure you wont have a problem though!"
Her response was "You dont like us?!?!" I proceeded to assure her that they were great and then hightailed my behind outta there.
I wondered around for a couple minutes before finding a few of my friends.We agreed that we were tired and ready to go so we cabbed it back to the hotel, full of stories and blistered feet.


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Backus have partnered with CEDEPAS (The Ecumenical Centre of Promotion and Social Action) in the project. In 2009, 271 producers from the Jequetepeque valley received training and technical assistance in productive and organizational topics that seek to improve access to knowledge and promote partnerships to achieve greater efficiency and cost control. Of the total of participants, 225 sold their production to Backus. Thanks to the technical assistance received, the producers have improved their productive capacities, increasing their average yields per hectare between 7.5 MT/Ha to 8.7Mt/ha in 2009.
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I am a first time mom, and had my first ultrasound done yesterday. The doctor said I am probably right around 6 weeks along and he didnt hear a heart beat, or wasn't able to see anything but the sac. My doctor told me that there is possibility that I might just miscarry. I have another ultrasound in a week to re-check things, but am very concerned in the mean time. I was wondering if anyone knows anything about this, or has experienced the samething. Thanks.
I have seen this go both ways, but my experience turned out positive. I was on vacation at almost six weeks pregnant when I had very heavy bleeding and went to the emergency room. They could not even see the sac for some reason. I went to the doctor's office at 6 1/2 weeks thinking that I had miscarried and there was a beautiful little baby with a strong heart beat. She is 21 months now. Try to think positive. I hope that everything turns out okay for you and your baby. Please let us know what you find out.
This same thing happened to me at 6 weeks also. He found two sacs and was not able to get a heartbeat on either sac. I went in a week later and they did have heartbeats and were doing fine. They calculated the babies to be 5 weeks 5 days on my second visit, so that was strange to me, but that was calculated by how they measured each baby.
Best of luck to you and your baby. Keep us posted.
It took awhile for them to approve this and I am now 8 weeks along and still struggling with the pregnancy. They have yet to hear a heartbeat. The doctor also isn't seeing anything inside the sac. He said it might be what is called a blighted ovum. When you body produces everything but the baby. Usually it is due to having an unhealthy pregnancy, if there was a bad egg or sperm or a chromosome defect. Your body says it is an unhealthy pregnancy and stops the growth of the baby. I find out everything today at my doctor appointment. Thank you for your response, I do appreciate it. It's always nice to hear other peoples stories. Congrats on the baby! :)
Has your doctor been monitoring your hormone levels? I had something similar happen in my first pregnancy, and the reason was I wasn't making enough progesterone. I had polycystic ovarian syndrome and they didn't know it. I started bleeding around 6-8 weeks and was on hormones through the rest of the first trimester. My daughter turns 10 next week, so it ended well. But definitely discuss hormones with your OB. Fingers crossed for you!!
i went through the same thing with my first pregnacy. I had some fertility problems, and without running tests, they gave me meds to help. I got pregnate rather quickly at at 6 weeks their was no heartbeat. They never ran blood work. At the time i was working for a daycare full time. I was the school age programs teacher, but I floated when the needed x-tra help. I was very scared as well, when they couldn't find a heartbeat. I was alone, my husband couldnt be their, and I had just had a very small bleed. they waited another 7 weeks before repeating the ultrasound. They wanted to make sure their was enough time inbetween so check leavels and to make sure their was enough time for some growth. Unfortunately, their was nothing. No heartbeat, no baby. They told be on of two thing may have happened. One, its possible the baby never developed. ( Which is a way of telling us our body just wasnt ready), or two i had a partial miscarriage because their was a sac. They gave me two choices, I could wait it out, and probly miscarry within the next 8 - 10 weeks, or they gave me the option of having a D $ E. It was the hardest decision i ever had to make. My grandmother had just passed away, as well has my grandfather. (from the otherside of the family.) I opted for the surgery. I didn't want to wake up every day asking myself, is this the day. Just remember their will be others to support you eaither way. Not every situation is the same. Sometimes, its just to early to hear the heartbeat. dont worry more than you need to right now. And remember, it may just be TWO EARLY. And dont let your doctor talk you into something you dont want to do. If he does find cause for concern, go home, think about the situation. Talk to you husband or boyfriend, mother or sister and get someone elses perspective. Not all situations turn out like mine, i have read others that turn out just fine. But a word of advise, do not do research on the internet. Sometimes all the medical terms and advise their is worse that someone you know, or someone that has gone through the same thing. And remember to trust your instincts. Doctors are smart and have a degree, but they cant tell you have you feel and how situations will effect u personally.
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Unfortunently not well. When I went in my sac was collapsing. I had had some cramps over the weekend and bled the smallest amount on saturday just when I went to the bathroom, so I saw some symptoms but not enough for me to expect the outcome that my doctor told me. I go in for a D&C tomorrow morning. I am pretty bummed about the whole situation. I guess I just don't understand. Everyones body treats everything different, and sometimes is unexplanable. In this situation I am trying to keep the attitude that everything happens for a reason. My doctor came to the conclusion that it was a blighted ovum, so he said that the good news is I can try again right away if I was ready, and that not to expect it to happen again. Thank you for checking up I do appreciate. And hopefully soon I can tell you about my healthy baby as well. Thank you all for sharing your stories with me!
I am so sorry for your loss. Miscarriage is a major loss whether you are 6 weeks pregnant or full-term. I wish you had gotten better news. It is great that you can try again. Many of the women I know who have miscarried were able to become pregnant again the very next month. If that is what you try to do, I wish you the best of luck. Take care of yourself and get some rest. I hope the D&C isn't too bad. Check back in with us when you get a chance.
I am so sorry this has happened to you. This happened to me 2 1/2 yrs ago, but I had miscarried at home which was horrible. I am happy to say that I am currently pregnant at 26 wks along. I was worried during my first trimester but I had no problems. You will be pregnant again. Wishing you the best.
Thank you, i wish it was better news as well. But yes there is hope to get pregnant again soon! I'm sure not as quick as a month I don't know if I could handle things that quick. Yet it is good to hear people have been able to get pregnant that quick with successful results! My doc says tomorrow will only take about 8 minutes, so my fingers are crossed that it won't be too bad as well. Congrats Frankie197 on your pregnancy! That is very exciting. Good Luck with everything. I hope you the best!
i had the same thing happen to me and the saw the h/b at 8 weeks i dont wonna give you false hope b/c you never know but after my doc said to me oh you'll probely just misscarry i was nevous the hole time it is scarry thing being pregers i hope everything is fine
Hugs to you, Krwalt! I'm so sorry to hear your sad news. But you seem to be in good spirits, which is very important.
My Dear,God will bless you with a child that is yours as soon as you try again.Eveything happen for a reason.God knows about it and i am sure that God is working on your favour even though we may not understand it as human.Hope the D&C goes well.Take care.
I am so sorry for your loss. I too have went thru the same thing. It took a while for them to find a heartbeat but eventually at about 6 1/2 weeks they did. Everything was great for a weeks after. In fact I saw the heartbeat right before Christmas and the baby had limbs. Then a week later I went to the bathroom and had a few drops of blood, no cramping at all. I called the doc and went right there. Although I couldn't see blood in my urine, they did a quick strip test and said there was 3X the amount of blood in my urine so I knew something was horribly wrong. They took me in for an ultrasound and I saw my baby but no heartbeat and you see my uterus contracting in on the sac. I was 11 weeks and devastated. I had to have a D&C and I recovered very well physically, but not emotionally. I had a family member who had gotten pregnant within weeks of our announcement of our pregnancy, so I had to witness her bulging belly all the time and I was so depressed. I was told to wait at least 3 months for my body to recover. I wanted to try right away but followed the doctors orders. We waited 3 months and then started trying. Within 3 months of trying we were pregnant again!! I was nervous the whole time. I found myself somedays feeing great and then I would think oh no, I am not sick to my stomach something is wrong!! Nothing was wrong. At about 12 weeks I rented a fetal doppler and it gave me so much comfort. When I thought something was wrong I whipped it out and found my baby's heartbeat and would know everything was ok. She is now 8 weeks old and she is the biggest blessing! Just follow doc's orders and pray about it and I am sure everything will work out in the end. I didn't know then, but I do know now that everything happens for a reason!! I got my beautiful baby in the end!!
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Yesterday's failed attempt by British Special Forces to rescue a pair of British and Italian men held hostage by Nigeria's Islamist Boko Haram for the last nine months has led to diplomatic repercussions.
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano has expressed genuine anger at not being informed about the raid in advance. "The way the British government has behaved is quite inexplicable. To have failed to inform or consult Italy, with regard to a military action which could have such consequences," Napolitano said.


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What would Jesus do?
Those who parade their self-pious, intolerant, bigoted behavior bother me most. It matters little whether they are Christian, Moslem, Jew, Buddhist, Taoist, Shinto, "spiritual," or whatever. These strutting judgmentalists give no evidence of their tie to any religious leader who was ethical, moral, tolerant, loving, etc. They are simply people-haters, and they single out one or two groups to hate and judge and lambast.
We sometimes label these people as evangelicals, pentecostals, fundamentalists, etc. But sometimes they are simply following their twisted belief in their form of Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, or some branch of Sunni, Shia, Sufi, or whatever. Using an old Bible reference, "you could meet them on the streets of Jerusalem..." Jesus taught tolerance in his story of the Samaritan. Mohammed is quoted as speaking in support of people who were considered outcasts or deviants. Buddha's entire life was one of inclusion, not exclusion. But the fundamentalist seems to know more, know better, and know how to judge and condemn.
Self-righteous, conservative hypocrites...
It is never-ending; the self-pious, the self-righteous, the self-religious, the self-proud. The question is not how much good can these self-righteous people do, the question is how much harm can they do?
Parading around the United States are groups of self-ordained, pompous, self-serving individuals who like to "show" you how "pure" they are. Their purity is pure b.s. They love to judge others. And while condemning you or judging you, they are hurting others.
Christian terrorism against Moslems
With Islamophobia rampant in the United States, perhaps it is time to pause and put things into some perspective. Far too many Americans judge Islam based on the actions of some extreme right-wing nuts in the Middle East. These crazies have carried on their hatred and violence in the name of Mohammed to all parts of the world. If you haven't read the teachings and writings of Mohammed, you are prone to think of all Islam as loaded with terrorism, hatred, bigotry, distorted fundamentalism, sexist judgmentalism, extreme parochialism, and purposely misleading statements and actions about Islam itself. Misleading.
Please make an attempt to put things into historical perspective. Christians have terrorized Islam and its followers almost from the beginning of the founding activities. European Christians road roughshod over the Middle East, always for the satisfaction of getting what they wanted. Spices. Slaves. Oil.
And "holy" Christians judge Moslems...
Continuing from my last blog entry...
Yes, I know the horrors of recent terrorism, often enacted in the name of Islam. But Moslems themselves have been embarrassed and disgusted by these terrorist acts. I don't think I need to remind you of the abundance of terrorism that has taken place in the name of Islam; Western media is full of this stuff. And the rush to judgment of Islam is rampant. Islamophobia lives! But Western Christians are not terrorism-free.
The hypocrisy continues from the right-wing...
...continuing on from past two blog entries...
Whether the American hypocrites want to poke their noses into a physician's examination room while he attends to a woman, or if these bigots really think that being gay is a choice, or that Global Warming is a hoax, or any other of the amazingly ignorant perspectives that seem to inhabit people with more conservative or fundamentalist "beliefs," for different reasons it all continues. And it continues while there is strutting self-piety, greed, insensitivity, war profits, scriptural quotes, and blind goose-stepping to judging people and keeping them from having a reasonably decent life. The greedy pride manifests itself in many ways. And all-the-while these same people take refuge in their own self-styled religion and man-made God to order.
America has surrendered to wealth & greed
Greed is ignorant about sharing, or decides to purposely ignore it. The greedy farmer says, "All I want is the land next to mine." That is, unfortunately, how too many wealthy Americans view sharing. Meanwhile they go on with record-breaking profits and still want tax breaks. How to view this. Emergency! Wake up, America. Your country is being purchased by groups of right-wing, selfish, greedy, bigoted, narrow-minded, influence-buying zealots. They are destroying our democracy. Wake up!
"We have among us a class of mammon worshippers, whose one test of conservatism or radicalism is the attitude one takes with respect to accumulated wealth. Whatever tends to preserve the wealth of the wealthy is called conservatism, and whatever favors anything else, no matter what, they call socialism." -Richard T. Ely


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Worst Service ever; Waiter with bad attitude.
When we read the reviews about this restaurant & how bad the service there, we didn't believe them until we went there. We talked with the manager just after 10 minutes since being seated. The manager was a good listener. However, he seemed not surprised at all about the behavior of the waiter. He didn't do anything except talking with the waiter. We left immediately because we never ever pay a penny for a bad service.
Expensive ambience – We ate here the first week in February. The guidebooks recommended this place saying that it had "hand's down" the best steaks in Hawaii and raved on and on about the seasonings and quality of ingredients. Our experience here was NOT a happy one. We had reservations and got there little early and were seated immediately. The place is strikingly beautiful with exquisite wood paneling and carved wood trim, georgeous antiques and art. The wait staff wear tuxs. We were planning a "no holds barred" dinner but the minute we looked at the menu our plans changed. Appetizers were in the mid-$20 to mid-$30 range and it just went up from there. We elected to each get the steak and lobster dinner and a bottle of wine and leave it at that. That entree was $68.75 each and a bottle of the house pinot noir was $45. This did not come with a soup or salad. The waiter brought the wine and poured a little for me and said he would be back to top our glasses but he didn't come back. It took a very long time for the food to come. They did bring out a slice of cheese toast while we were waiting. We opted for the 9 ounce strip over the 7 ounce filet. With this was with what I'm guessing was a half pound lobster tail, a very small baked potatoe and no more than 10 sugar peas. The steak was perfectly cooked medium rare but had absolutely no seasoning whatsoever. The lobster was so overcooked that it was tough to cut with a steak knife. The peas were cold and the potatoe was dry. The waiter never came by to ask if we needed anything until he brought the check. Someone else did come by and ask if we wanted dessert. We saw other waiters making a production out of cherrys jubilee but opted out. Add it up. Without the tip the bill was $200. These people are living on hipe. The ambiance is amazing but the food is a ripoff.
Outdated, overpriced, stay away – We went to Hy's last night and I was truly disappointed after reading all the reviews of the restaurant.
We ordered a house salad to share before our steaks. It was WAY overseasoned with the vinaigrette sauce and I could only take two bites before starting to gag.
The server completely ignored us when we tried to get his attention. When he finally came back it was to bring us our steaks.
I had their special, the "Oscar" which was their butterflied filet mignon with king crab legs on top of a bed of spinach and asparagus. At first look, the presentation was not bad but the bernaise-like sauce which was drizzled on top of everything was way too overwhelming. The steak was dry and underseasoned. The vegetables were the best part of the dish, which does not speak well for a steak house.
My wife had the prime rib, which she thought was underportioned but seasoned well.
On both of our dishes, we had the garlic mashed potato which was pretty good.
We were both truly disappointed at the ambiance of the restaurant. The linens and the interior seem to be from the 70s and the dungeon-like atmosphere was not for our tastes. There are other fine restaurants which are decorated with a traditional/classic ambiance but the food is truly outstanding. (House of Prime Rib in San Francisco is one example of this.)
Our bill came to slightly over $100 with no alcohol. I was expecting a lot more. I feel as if we could have stayed in our hotel room, ordered room service and paid the same price for the same type of food.
Hy's was pretty crowded and seemed to be filled with locals. We were looking for a Hawaiian spin on great steaks, but ended up having a horrible dinner and very underwhelmed.
Wonderful steakhouse – Hy's offers something for everyone, whether it's beef, chicken, lamb, or seafood. The steaks are always cooked to perfection. The service is wonderful. The table side service is lovely. My one disappointment is their failure to regulate the attire. The establishment is reminiscient of a colonial period. Heavy furniture and book lined walls. I love to dress up when I go, but unfornuately, too many people show up in jeans or shorts and aloha shirts. It tends to take some of the class out of it. My advice is to dress up and make a night out of it. It's pricey but worth every penny.
Blast from the past – I have been to Hy's for romantic dates and for family dinners. A span of over 25 years!!!!! The service and food superb. It has class that has faded from our society of fast food and ordinary restaurants.
The Oysters are top notch and you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. There are lots of table side service, which is non heard of now a days.
Dress up, grab your special loved one and celebrate each other!!!! You are worth it!
Editorial Review by Christy Buena – Locals dine on steaks in a dim lit main room that resembles and old school library with dark mahogany paneling.
I love this place - – The reason i like hy's is because they have a terrific menu - everything is delicious. There is a broad spectrum of prices on the wine menu, and they treat their customers with such class that you feel as though you've been transported back in time. Also, if you have the time to look around the place check out the woodwork - it is exquisite!
P.S. - if you like iced tea get the lilikoi syrup - and for desert i'd suggest the banana's foster: they fire it up right at your table!
Fine dining with romantic partner – A classy steakhouse for that special someone. Ambience is par-excellence! I've been going there for over 25 years with my one and only!
Had a great time – I've been going to Hy's for 28 years and the one time my girlfriend and I went we had so much fun. The waiter knew her from 30 years ago at another establishment. The bus boy was just as nice as the waiter. It was like going back in a time capsule because the workers have been there a long time and we could reminise like old friends. Being local makes Hy's a nice place to dine.
Not Over-The-Top, But Good Place To Try! – Hy's has excellent food, but beware that you will pay the price for it. I admit that I am spoiled by some amazing restaurant ambiance so maybe that's why i wasn't floored by Hy's surroundings, but it was still a very classy place. So though I did see some patrons in semi-casual attire, I wouldn't recommend it. This place is an excuse to dress up! The service was great and so was the food. I highly recommend the oyster sampler...delicious!
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