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" These buy backs have been big news lately. The one in Los Angeles was on national news the other night. Do people really think that Joe bad guy is really going to take part in this? Yet again it is the honest person who doesn't want a gun anymore that will use this program. Good for them as a way to dispose of unwanted weapons but don't be that naive that criminals are going to turn in their weapons. Just more feel good stories. "
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He went back to the bedroom. He got into the bed. She was pretending to be asleep, breathing like a baby in an ad.
He dated it back to then. Five years, four years—he wasn't sure. When they stopped growing old together.
He'd shaved it off. He'd never had a mustache and he didn't want one now, growing on his ear. He'd taken his glasses off to do it—he'd had to. He needed the glasses, but sometimes he could see better without them. He took them off to read the paper. He had to put them on to find the fuckin' paper.
She was still taking her coat off. It looked new. He didn't think he'd seen it on her before. It was nice, soft-looking. He didn't know what to call the color of that, either. She was being careful. It must have been new. He said nothing.
Her knickers came after his ear. His revenge, he supposed, but he hadn't meant it that way. It had just happened. He'd been sitting up in the bed, reading. "Berlin: The Downfall, 1945" or "Stalingrad"—one of those big books he always liked, about a city getting hammered in the Second World War. He loved history. He could hear her locking the doors downstairs, and coming up the stairs, shoving the bedroom door open, coming in. It must have been the Stalingrad book, because he'd got to the bit about people eating the rats, and he'd looked away from the page. She was taking her jeans off, her back to him. She was kind of vague there, so he put his glasses back on, and saw them. Her knickers—her thong. New, and black. She was bending, to get her feet out of the jeans. Four decades of arse parked inside a piece of string.
He pretended he was going to vomit. He still regretted it.
He made the gagging sound, and leaned over the side of the bed and let on he was emptying himself. He'd done it before, and she'd always laughed. Not this time.
He hadn't meant to hurt her. He'd thought he was just being funny. She'd said nothing about it.
He Googled menopause, but he soon gave up. Age of onset, cessation of menses; it was boring. Hot flushes—he had one of them every time he went up the stairs. But he kept an eye on her. He clucked sympathetically when he saw her sweating. He brought her a glass of water and put it beside the bed. She stared at him before she thanked him.
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There was something there, a pain—the memory. She'd done something to him while he was asleep.
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He could hear himself ask the question, almost like he wasn't the one talking. He wasn't sure he was awake.
She didn't answer.
—And white, she said.
—Did you?
—Pull my hair.
—What? Why would I do that?
She said it like she was miles away, or on the phone to someone else. Someone she didn't think much of.
He got up on one of his elbows. He looked down at his chest; he tried to see it properly. His eyes swam a bit. Her back was to him; she was getting up. She held her nightdress down as she climbed out of the bed.
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Seizures in animals are a neurological problem that is mostly caused by epilepsy or a brain tumor. Feline epilepsy is the most common cause of seizures in cats. The cat can get confused or bewildered due to the seizures, but occurrences of such convulsions do not cause any pain, despite the dramatic signs that are displayed. However, if a seizure continues for more than a few minutes, it can lead to hyperthermia (abnormally high body temperature) and trigger another set of problems.
Cats are more susceptible to Complex Partial Seizures (CPS) than generalized convulsions. Complex Partial Seizures are epileptic attacks that involve greater damage to awareness and consciousness than simple convulsions.
During the period immediately preceding a seizure, the cat is likely to appear nervous, hide, or look for the owner. This normally lasts for a few seconds. During the actual seizure (which may last from a couple of seconds to about five minutes), all the muscles in the cat's body contract. It is likely that the cat will fall by his side with the head drawn backwards, and appear as if a paralytic attack has occurred. Involuntary urination and defecation is common during seizures. If a feline seizure does not pass within five minutes, it is indicative of prolonged epilepsy, which is characterized by continuing attacks without intervals of consciousness. This can lead to brain damage and ultimately death.
Cats continue to behave abnormally even after the seizure is over. During the post-seizure period there may be confusion, disorientation, salivation, restlessness or temporary loss of vision. However, the severity of the seizure and the duration of post-seizure symptoms are not related to each other.
If the cat is at ground level, there is little chance of the cat hurting himself. Cats, however, like to perch themselves on higher platforms. If you perceive a pre-seizure stage, it is important that preventative measures are taken to avoid the cat falling down and becoming injured.
In most cases, there is an underlying cause behind feline seizures. Proper diagnosis is expensive and may take some time before any medicine can be prescribed. When you present a cat that has suffered a seizure to a veterinarian, a battery of tests along with a physical and neurological examination is likely to ensue. The laboratory tests may include one or all of the following to help in understanding whether the episode was actually a seizure and to establish a cause, if one exists:
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The veterinarian may also ask you to keep a record of future seizures, if any, and note the severity, timing, length and recovery of each seizure, along with any changes that may have occurred in the cat's diet or environment. Despite this, feline seizures continue to baffle most veterinarians. Many episodes of seizures are due to epilepsy, and anticonvulsant drugs provide only symptomatic treatment without addressing the underlying cause.
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FGPS have just completed a successful development (Posh 101) which is now due to enter service in twelve months time. This will require the manufacture of 300 cells per year for at the next 15 years, and the parts will need to be supplied to both FGPS UK and Malaysia cell build lines.
The Posh 101 is a strong product in a tough market place, and we need to ensure we have a product that meets the market cost expectations of our customers.
ISM has just successfully completed the Motor Development Contract which has resulted in 400 different tube parts comprising an engine set. The development programme covered 8 separate cell builds and 4 different modification standards. This resulted in over 1600 separate tube parts being designed to define the final cell solution.
ISM is based in the UK and compete in a competitive supply chain. The alternative suppliers in this commodity group comprise of GSM (based in the Canada with a sister facility based in Brazil) and Downtown (who have dual capabilities in France and China). These three suppliers have had long standing relationships with FGPS, and have been selected on the last three major cells programmes. All companies have capabilities in design and manufacture, with varying levels of success in terms of Quality, Cost and Delivery performance.
Market Analysis has helped to identify a new sourcing opportunity of tube parts in India, a company called DEMAIC. Although, they are not GPS approved it is understood they currently supply products into the Oil and Gas industry which would mean they would be used to similar quality requirements. They are understood to have available capacity.
ISM Pricing Cell Set Value Package came in at £72,000, an average of £180 per part. ISMs performance on Quality and Delivery is seen as the best with good product knowledge and very responsive, but very expensive. They currently have not committed to work via cost models and this was a key reason why they were not awarded the production contract at the point the development contract was placed.
GSMs Quality performance is excellent and they have built over the past years a close relationship through an open book cost relationship, which means all prices are agreed through a cost model. They do however have a history of poor delivery performance which was triggered by an unsuccessful transfer of business.
Downtown is seen as a reliable supplier in the Supply Chain with acceptable Quality, Delivery and Cost performance. However, they have been reluctant to invest and grow their business with FGPS. The belief is they are having financial difficulties.
Negotiations have now commenced for the production contract, and a decision has been made within FGPS that to meet this unprecedented engine programme a dual source strategy should be adopted. In addition, a cost challenge has been set of achieving an average part price of £100, and within the next three years a target cost reduction of 10%.
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DEMAIC £28,000 n/a n/a
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Well... It was good but..... – I will say that the food was good. I will have to say that it is not only pricey but very pricey. My wife and I went there this weekend. For 2 people we paid over $200. My wife ordered a ribeye steak... $60.00 and that was for just the meat. You worder everything alacart so mashed potatos and cream spinich were extra. My wife's plate cost us around $80. I would tell people to go elsewhere. There are plenty of places to eat that serve great food for a fraction of the price you pay at Mortons. Also our waitress liked to hard sell us on everything. Very pushy. I will never repeat.
GO! – Me and my girlfriend went to Morton's for valentines day and it was an excellent experience. The preset 3 course meal had excellent quality food for a great price! Our server Jay was very attentive and knowledgeable. Wine pairing's were fantastic! Portions of food were big we had left overs. I would recommend Morton's to anyone.
Great steaks – Came here a few times and would come back again. My steak was just cooked as ordered and was very pleased
Kinda pricey, but totally worth it! – My boyfriend and I went there for the first time March of last year for our anniversary and loved it! While our table was being prepared, we waited in the bar and the bartender was funny and friendly and made a hell of a drink! We were seated shortly and because it was our anniversary, they decorated the table with "happy anniversary" confetti and our menus said Happy 3 years. Talk about above and beyond! Our waitress was the friendlier than I had anticipated and gave us great service and suggestions. Everything is a la carte but the sides and salads are big enough to share and just as good as their steak. I had a double cut filet and it literally melted in my mouth it was so good! My boyfriend got the porterhouse and loved it too. Our wedge salad and potato skins were perfect! I would love to say that the dessert was delicious but we were way too full! All in all, it was a great experience. Yes, its pricey but you get what you pay for and totally worth it. Needless to say, My boyfriend and I are making this a tradition and are going back in a couple weeks for our four year anniversary :)
Well deserving of its reputation... – Lets start off by saying that this is NOT a place to get a steak (or any other entree for that matter) if you are frugal, thrifty, or just plain stingy... that being said, DAMN this was some good steak!!! My wife and I came to the restaurant for her birthday, and the staff could not have been more attentive or friendly. We had reservations and were seated promptly to a table that was specially decorated with birthcay decor (understated but got the message accross). Every employee that passed by our table even stopped to wish her a happy birthday! The hostess even came by to take a picture, and to our surprise returned with a souvenire printed picture!!!
Ok, now for the meal...
The steak was cooked exacty as we had ordered it and was tender and tasty. Also, we started with bacon wrapped scallops, and I have to say they were the best scallops I have ever had. The sides we ordered (grilled asparagus and macaroni and cheese) were also excellent. In fact, if i could find only one flaw with this restaurant is the prices in the drink menu. The wine is ridiculously overprised, even by restaurant standards, so I would recommend bringing your own bottle and paying the corkage fee ($25, but when a GLASS of cabernet will set you back an average of $17, I would say well worth it). Otherwise this place is well deserving of all the hype!!!
USDA prime beef, elegant tableside service and mammoth martinis. – In Short
With its dark wood details, celebrity photos and tuxedo-clad waiters, this upscale steakhouse chain has the air of a posh men's club. Service is professional and discreet, with bartenders making a mean martini. Dinners begin with a waiter-driven cart laden with fresh vegetables, live lobster and cuts of steak; customers choose from porterhouse, rib-eye, bone-in prime rib and more. Side dishes are traditional and enormous, from baked potatoes and creamed spinach to steamed broccoli with hollandaise.
You get what you pay for, and you pay a lot – The food is very expensive, but it is, indeed, delicious. I was there for a business celebration dinner. Their cocktails are wonderful, as is the Pinot Noir and Cabernet. We had smoked salmon and tuna tartare for appetizers. The salmon was amazing, but I didn't care too much for the tuna. I ordered the single cut filet mignon with bearnaise sauce (basically hollandaise with tarragon...yummy). It was very good. I also had a bite of my boyfriend's bone-in ribeye and it was just dripping with flavor. You should order your steak one notch above the way you like it cooked. I like my steak medium, but it came out more like medium rare. The upside-down apple pie with ice cream is a culinary dream. i don't even like apple pie, but this was unbelieveable. Ladies: I wore a nice pair of dark jeans and silk halter top with heels, so the dress code here isn't cutthroat. Guys: There were men in suits, but no tie or jacket is required. Our check came to about $200 per person, with tip...to give you an idea of pricing (but then again, we didn't really spare any expense).
Always a good meal at Mortons – This was a wonderful upscale steakhouse for our last day in SF. The service was professional and my boyfriend and I talked about how happy we were to have such a sweet and friendly waitress finally! Side dishes were traditional, yet enormous and great mashed potatoes and asparagus with hollandaise. My lobster tail and his steak were fabulous not to mention the chocolate souffle to finish off a great dinner.
This was my first time at Morton?s and was disappointed by my meal.
I ordered a crab cake, and failed to notice that it said ?cake? not ?cakes?. Although I must say it was the best crab cake I have ever had, it certainly was not worth $15.00. I could have purchased an entire crab for that price.
I ordered the rib eye and requested that it be cooked medium-well. After a rather lengthy wait, the steak was finally brought to the table. Unfortunately, when I cut into it, it was clearly prepared rare. Thankfully, I was able to obtain the attention of the manager and he promptly acknowledged that it was rare and took it back to the kitchen. When the steak was returned to me, its outward appearance looked completely unappealing. What was once an undercooked steak was now clearly burnt, but I was willing to give it a try. I was attempting to swallow the charred piece of meat when my waiter returned to see if I liked it. The waiter took the steak away and within a few minutes, and entirely new piece of steak was brought to me by the manager with his apologies. Thankfully, it was much better
We were told by the waiter that if we wanted the hot chocolate cake we would need to order it at the time we ordered the entree b/c it would take one hour to prepare, and that he would return with a dessert tray at the end of the meal should we want something from it. We ordered a hot chocolate cake and expected to see the dessert tray later. The cake appeared at the end of the meal, but the waiter never brought the dessert tray.
Overall, I think Morton?s is over-rated and you can find a better steak at another establishment.
Don't waste your money – My wife and I recently went to Morton's for my birthday. The service was a bit spotty. When clearing our table for the main course, our waiter had not wiped off the bread crumbs from our table. Also, he forgot to bring us another set of clean utensils, which I asked another waiter to do.
Also, my wife had inquired about the complimentary "after dinner drink" they were offering to certain clients around us. When she talked to the host, the host mentioned that it is only for their regular customers who dine more than 3X per month. This was our first and last time to Morton's. There are other great steak houses in the city, mainly Ruth's Chris. Their food and service is much superior to Morton's.
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