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Managed to down Festergut on 10 man last night and tried Rotface a few times. Enjoyed the fights and look forward to Dr. Puke! The one thing I thought was how much more difficult the trash is in this section with the 2 gluth pets. I would expect to see this nerfed soon since I can't see most pugs managing to get through the trash.
I wouldn't expect it to be nerfed until the next wing opens at the earliest. Blizzard has been very good since Ulduar about introducing very hard content and scaling back the difficulty as time progresses. It allows hard-core gamers to always have access to challenging content, and casual gamers to eventually see most of the end-game raids. It's not always perfect or ideal, but for the most part it works.
Having never done Stinky and (what was the other one?) before and not knowing anything about the mobs, our guild downed them both in 25-man on the third attempt with a wide range of i232-i264 gear, which does not indicate a nerf requirement to me. Wiping on trash can and probably should occassionally happen, otherwise you're just going through the motions to get to the boss, which isn't very fun.

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Starting just to the North of Eve's Ravine and extending approx 150 metres further in that direction. Most of the cliff sits above a low wave washed platform and above that, a fairly broad higher terrace from which the climbing starts.
Access issues inherited from Point Perpendicular
Point Perp is located within a Navy Weapons Range. It is generally open during weekends and NSW school holidays though it is best to ring the rangers (02 4448 3411) to check first.
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The Town Cliffs as the name suggests are closer to Currarong town rather than other climbing areas and are not part of the Beecroft Weapons Range, and as such are accessible all the time. However there is no distinct path to follow for the last part of the access to the cliff so you have to bash your way in a bit.
Ethic inherited from Point Perpendicular
Point Perp is predominantly a trad crag. There has been more bolting recently but this is a particularly contentious topic. A lot of the bolts are the traditional Aussie carrot and it would be a good idea to have at least half a dozen keyhole hangers before going to the Point for the first time.
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Cannot rebuild database after adding new page type
27 March 2012 at 1:09pm
Hi there,
I went through the online tutorial and I tried to follow the steps on creating your own page type.
I encountered the instructions that require me to run this url link.
to rebuild my database.
But on my own local machine's environment, my SilverStripe web access setup is
Thus I thought my database rebuild link would be as follows.
I tried that and I encountered a 404 error page. Could somebody please tell me what should I do to resolve this issue?
Re: Cannot rebuild database after adding new page type
27 March 2012 at 2:26pm Last edited: 27 March 2012 2:34pm
If you have index.php showing it means your search engine friendly URLs aren't working.
You need to check mod_rewrite is enabled in your PHP config. ( Google phpinfo() )
Then you need to check your .htaccess file is appropriately configured.
Once you have overcome these issues, you will then be able to run dev/build
See http://doc.silverstripe.org/sapphire/en/installation/server-requirements for more.
Josh -
Re: Cannot rebuild database after adding new page type
27 March 2012 at 3:38pm
Hi novaweb,
Thanks for coming back so quickly on this.
I checked the settings as per your suggestion. They're all fine except for the htaccess file part.
I forgot to mention that I'm using MS Windows XP 3 environment (not linux) as my main development work. Right now, I still could not overcome these issues.
I followed the installation link - it recommended I should use WAMPServer software that comes with all the preconfigured Apache, MySQL, PHP packages with their latest versions.
However, I've already installed these independently and they come with different software version numbers. ie PHP 5.2 instead of 5.3, Apache 2.0 instead of 2.2.1 and MySQL5.5.
Do I really need WAMPServer's software bundle to make silverstripe work? Surely the ones I installed previously would be fine to use...
Re: Cannot rebuild database after adding new page type
27 March 2012 at 3:49pm
Hey Player,
I would definitely use WAMP, this will solve your issues
Josh -
Re: Cannot rebuild database after adding new page type
27 March 2012 at 6:11pm
Hi Josh,
Okay. I followed your advice. ie I reinstalled Silverstripe along with the complete installation of WAMP.
And tried running this url.
Still comes up saying 404 error encountered.
The requested URL /dev/build was not found on this server.
And I followed this instruction. http://doc.silverstripe.org/sapphire/en/installation/windows-wamp
Towards the last step, my silverstripe access would be
If that's the case, shouldn't my rebuild link would be http://localhost/silverstripe/dev/build?flush=1 ?
I tried the latter and it said
"This page is secured and you need administrator rights to access it. Enter your credentials below and we will send you right along.
You're logged in as Default Admin."
Does that mean this page no longer exist again?
Re: Cannot rebuild database after adding new page type
28 March 2012 at 4:49pm
Never mind. I fixed it.
Apparently, my WAMP reinstallation wasn't done properly as I had two mysql instances running on the same machine, thus cause the confusion, which prevented the database rebuild function call from being executed properly.
Thanks again!
Re: Cannot rebuild database after adding new page type
26 October 2012 at 5:53pm
Guys just type http://localhost/yourhostname/index.php/dev/build into your browser where yourhostname is the directory in htdocs or www (if using WAMP) where silverstripe is installed.
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In the future, Nikola Tesla's dream of a 'World System' of electricity is realized. Cords and batteries are a thing of the past, and now people can directly draw energy using devices known as 'coils.' Some people, however, modify these coils for destructive purposes. Mabuchi Kyoma, a man who lives in ruins and has a passion for 'vintage' gas-powered cars, has good reason to know what damage these coils can do. He takes on assignments from a large woman known as Marie, recovering illegal coils in exchange for cash and gasoline.
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I wonder if he has to pay CNBC a commission on the money he makes.
Ovarian cancer drug is a biggie
Didn't work with NQ. It came right back
That this is down 12 on no news
That means squeeze when they fail to bring the stock down
Kind of makes no sense
That is what is going to happen here
Did I call that or what
It will run over 100 soon or in the morning
How come it is going up
48 open tomorrow
I would have to say he is right most of the time.
Momentum monster
Its only a week
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One of the first major challenges of applying to residency is making yourself presentable, to tailor your experiences to the career you want to achieve. The last year of school is generally reserved as the time to pursue electives in the various disciplines.
In general, every school has certain requirements that must be achieved, such as having at least one elective in medical, surgical, and primary care specialties. Beyond that however, you have the flexibility to choose whatever you want to do.
At some point in the natural order of things, you begin to realize that the journey to medicine is not as straightforward. There was once upon a time when being a doctor meant knowing everything about everything. In this day and age, that has become an impossibility.
With that in mind, you reach the crossroads for a second time: what should I do with my life?
There are many ways to conceptualize the thinking process but it always boils down to three simple questions you should ask yourself:
For example, someone who enjoys working with his hands, is comfortable not knowing the full picture and likes a wide but shallower pool might be better suited for emergency medicine.
These three questions are fundamental to understanding where your values and interests lie. As your education progresses, take a moment to reflect. You might be surprised how often and how dramatically things change.
The most crucial time to consider these questions is in the clinical year. Consider how your newfound experiences change or reinforce your choices.
This becomes important when choosing your fourth year electives.
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Part 1: Knowing Yourself
Part 2: Choosing Electives
Part 3: Understanding CaRMS
Part 4: References
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Part 6: Creating a schedule
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The process of applying for a residency position is a long and arduous journey. The mere mention of "CaRMS" can make a medical student tense. What follows will be a multi-part series on what to expect and advice for the CaRMS touring process.
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Part 3: Understanding CaRMS
Part 4: References
Part 5: Research and preparation
Part 6: Creating a schedule
Part 7: Travel planning
Part 8: Interviewing
Part 9: Ranking
I have quiet time on call and I cannot bring myself to sleep. I feel like a zombie.
Sitting in the deafening silence of the call lounge with nothing but my thoughts to occupy me, I wait. My phone has yet to buzz with the tease of a new consult. My mind races about tomorrow's match results.
Did I make the right choices? Will I match? What will happen if I do not?
Tonight will be the longest call shift of my life.
That is a very tough but excellent question. For the four years of medical school, I have sacrificed many things.
One sacrifice was time to explore. When people ask about applying to medical school, I never dissuade them from waiting, taking a year off, or worrying about being too old. Being a little late to the game never hurt anyone. In the time I have been in school, I have not taken the opportunity to travel or pursue my interests outside of medicine to the extent I would have hoped. A sizeable part of my twenties, a time typically dominated with a youthful exploration of the world feels cut short. While I am sure there will be a chance to do some of this in the future, it will never match the freedom of flexibility of these years allotted to medicine. In some ways, these "not-so-distant" opportunities always feels just out of reach.
Another sacrifice was family and friendships. I cannot tell you how many times I have had to send my regrets for a gathering with friends or family because of studies, exams, or a long/night shift. The impact of medicine can bleed into the home when your friends lose touch and your family support is strained in these circumstances. It can sometimes be very isolating.
Last but not least, I have sacrificed my health. It is not by nature that we were intended to work sleeplessly through the night, to eat irregularly by day, and to stress constantly. With the right practice and mindset, we can avoid some of these factors but we never really escape them entirely.
Everyone makes sacrifices and I have made mine for a higher calling. It is a passion for the practice that drives me forward. I truly believe that the rewards of this challenging yet fulfilling career are worth the time and dedication I have put into it. Having said that, every choice comes with a price and that should never be overlooked.


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These half-day bus excursions celebrate the history, stories, traditions, and most importantly, the people of our great city. Tours departing weekly from the Chicago Cultural Center. Explore Chicago's neighborhoods with local tour guides. All tours are conducted by motorcoach and by foot, and depart from the Chicago Cultural Center, 77 East Randolph Street. Check in at 9:30 am in the main seating area behind the Randolph Cafe. Unless otherwise specified, tours do not include lunch or refreshments. All tours are $30 for adults and $25 for seniors/students/children, with the exception of Taste of the Neighborhoods ($50/$45). Cash and major credit cards are accepted. Chicago Neighborhood Tours is presented by the Chicago Office of Tourism and Culture.
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Chicago Historic Water Tower
One of the few buildings to survive the Great Chicago Fire, the Historic Water Tower is an icon on North Michigan Avenue and houses the City Gallery, which showcases Chicago photography. The tower was built in 1869 by architect William W. Boyington.
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Explore Chicago with a friendly, knowledgeable Chicago Greeter as your guide! Visitors can register for a free 2-4 hour guided walking tour of a neighborhood or special local interest of their choice. This free service matches an individual, family or small group of friends with one of over 200 enthusiastic volunteer Greeters who love sharing their expertise and passion about the city and all there is to see and do here. For more information, visit http://www.explorechicago.org/city/en/things_see_do/tours/tourism/chicago_greeter_tours.html.
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Chicago Detours
Experience history and culture through educated commentary and multimedia on iPads while exploring stories and places even locals don't know about. Highly trained guides share forgotten stories from the past on regularly scheduled tours.
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Get an insider's look at this historic American landmark that has enchanted baseball fans for almost a century. Each 90-minute guided tour includes stops such as the Cubs clubhouse, press box, dugouts and mezzanine suites.
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Chicago Board of Trade
The LaSalle Street Financial Corridor is one of the most visually stunning districts in the city. A long canyon of buildings, unlike any other area of Chicago, terminates at the Chicago Board of Trade Building, the 1930 Art Deco masterpiece by Holabird & Root. A sparkling, stainless-steel sculpture of Ceres, the goddess of grain, by John Storrs (1885-1956) caps the composition, visually focusing this whirling financial district on the commodity that enabled so much of Chicago's growth. The Board of Trade was named a Chicago Landmark in 1977 and listed to the National Register in 1978. Copy and descriptions courtesy of AIA Illinois and the 150 Great Places in Illinois www.illinoisgreatplaces.com
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The setting sun gives way to the city's nightly light show as each building begins to shine. For two hours you'll be treated to what's been called the world's most beautiful skyline.
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Chautauqua Auditorium
Built in 1903, the auditorium is the largest building of its kind from anywhere in the world, and is included on the National Register of Historic Places. Above the stage are Grecian statues designed by Robert Root.
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Charnley-Persky House Museum
Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Sullivan designed this Gold Coast residence, now the home of the Society of Architectural Historians. Open for tours.
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Cedarville Historical Museum
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Carson Pirie Scott & Company
Carson Pirie Scott & Company's former flagship store, designed by Louis H. Sullivan (1856-1924) was also built in stages, beginning in 1899, 1903, augmented by an addition by D. H. Burnham & Co. in 1906, and ending with a 1961 addition by Holabird and Root. Although Carson's wide windows and narrow piers are expressive of the internal steel frame, the building is more famous for its exquisite ornament by Sullivan. The embellished storefronts, newly restored decorative cornice, and ornate columns capitals on the interior all bear Sullivan's personal style of ornament. It was both named a Chicago Landmark and listed in the National Register in 1970. It was named a National Historic Landmark in 1975. Copy and descriptions courtesy of AIA Illinois and the 150 Great Places in Illinois www.illinoisgreatplaces.com
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Cairo Public Library
Museum quality working library of Queen Anne, Architecture on two floors built in 1884.
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Bobby's Bike Hike Chicago Tours
Tour Chicago on a cool cruiser-style bicycle and follow a guide who makes brief stops at the most popular sights, providing light-hearted commentary that will keep you entertained. Some fun rides include the Lakefront Neighborhoods Tour, Bikes, Bites and Brews Tour, and the Southside Gangster Tour.
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Belvidere Cemetery and Pettit Memorial Chapel
Established in 1847, this is the burial ground for Belvidere's illustrious pioneers. Want to go right to a Frank Lloyd Wright landmark? Visit the Pettit Memorial Chapel.
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Beall Mansion Historic Tours
Tour the mansion built as a wedding present by railroad baron and riverboat magnate Z.B. Job for his son and bride Mary Drummond, heiress to the Drummond tobacco fortune. Today this three-story mansion serves as a bed and breakfast.
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Beall Mansion - An Elegant Bed & Breakfast Inn
Welcome to the mansion built as a wedding gift. Designed by Lucas Pfeiffenberger and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this elegant mansion features 18 ionic columns, eleven and a half foot ceilings, crystal chandeliers and marble and bronze statuary throughout. Let us pamper you with sumptuous feather beds, whirlpools for two, 24 hour "all you can eat" chocolate buffet, and optional gourmet breakfast in bed. Free wi-fi. In room massage, spa, golf and corporate packages available.
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BAPS-Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
Experience peace and enjoy hours of discovery at Shri Swaminarayan Hindu Mandir. This traditional Hindu Mandir (or temple) is a masterpiece of exotic design and workmanship.
CITY: Bartlett
Bald Knob Cross
A national symbol of faith, this 111-foot-tall cross, when illuminated at night, can be seen over an area of 7,500 square miles atop the most prominent elevation in Southern Illinois. The cross is surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest.
CITY: Alto Pass
Baha'i House Of Worship
One of only seven in the world and the only one in North America, the Baha'i House of Worship is the largest and oldest surviving Baha'i Temple. Standing on the shores of Lake Michigan, the auditorium, with its walls of lace-like ornamentation and its dome rising 135 feet above the main floor, offers a scene of unsurpassed beauty. It is surrounded by exquisite gardens and fountains. This imposing and dramatic structure has received numerous design awards, and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
CITY: Wilmette
Aurora Area Architecture
The Aurora area features diverse architectural styles, including designs by Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe, Bruce Goff and George Grant Elmslie. The area is also home to one of the largest collections of Sears mail order homes.
CITY: Aurora
Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University
The historic landmark Auditorium Theatre, an architectural masterpiece designed by Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan, opened in 1889. The Auditorium, which regularly hosts live performances, is renowned for its amazing acoustics.
CITY: Chicago
Auditorium Building
The Auditorium Building original configuration combined a theater seating, a four-hundred-room hotel, and 136 offices and stores. The hotel lobby with a notable interior is now Roosevelt University. The Auditorium Building is one of the best-known designs of Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan. It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1975 and it was designated a Chicago Landmark on September 15, 1976.
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Art at Ellwood and Ice Cream Social
Join in on the combination Art Fair and Ice Cream Social on the grounds of the Ellwood House. Featuring over 30 artist booths, tours of the Ellwood Mansion, a concert, ice cream, a Garden Club show and programming provided by the Ellwood House Museum.
CITY: DeKalb
Appellate Courthouse
Constructed in 1857 as the southern division of the Illinois State Supreme Court, Abraham Lincoln successfully argued a famous tax case in 1859. In 1888, Clara Barton used the building as a hospital. Tours are available. Please call in advance.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Aon Center
The city's second-tallest building, located at 200 E. Randolph St., rises 82 floors. Interestingly, the structure was first clad entirely in marble, but the slabs turned out to be too thin and were later replaced with thicker slabs of white granite.
CITY: Chicago
Andersonville & Edgewater: Chicago Neighborhood Tours
Discover the gay-friendly shops and restaurants of Andersonville, then head to Edgewater to see Art Deco and Tudor Revival architecture in the Bryn Mawr Historic District. Tours depart from the Chicago Cultural Center.
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American Sightseeing / Gray Line Tours
Offers sightseeing tours in more than 150 destinations on six continents and is widely recognized as the world's leader in sightseeing tours, ground transportation, charter service, airport transfers, and convention services.
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Absolutely Chicago Segway Tours
Try a segway tour, where you'll enjoy fantastic views of Chicago's famous attractions. Explore Chicago by day or night with friendly tour guides.
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After the climb, we hiked to a famous watchtower on Sky Top cliff. A thrilling section of this rock scramble is called the Lemon Squeeze. Ladders help scramblers navigate a tight crevice between two giant sections of rock.
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After lunch, it was time to hit the bike trails! Our guides gave us a brief introduction to our wheels and the intended pathways. (Note "intended," more on that later.)
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The contrast between my cozy life in the suburbs and the rugged outdoors is enormous. I returned from my adventure with a new appreciation for all the Hudson Valley has to offer. Beyond being in awe of its sheer beauty, my time there inspired a new level of courage in me. Pushing me outside my comfort zone is a good thing.
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Horrible phone service. – I recently wanted to place an order for $60 worth of food, on their website it said they delivered every day 5-8. When I called, a child who sounded no more than 7 or 8 answered- at least that's what they sounded like. I asked if they delivered, the "child" said no only on fridays and saturdays. Okay, that was fine. I proceeded to start reading off what items i wanted, the "child" had me stop four times and i could hear someone in the background spelling the words that they couldn't spell for them. I usually loved My Le, but now I will have to rethink their customer attitudes. I did not finish my order, and hung up.
Awesome service – I've been going to My Le for seven years now and the service and ambience at My Le is one of the best. I've always had great service and the people are very friendly. And the food is to die for. Jenny is one of the friendliest hostesses you will ever find. She very tentative and is genuinely sincere. I would recommend coming and once here you will be a regular customer. Come once and you?re hooked.
FYI...I'm not sure who the lady is who is complaining but I was there the night she's referring to and she was looking for trouble from the beginning. She caused a seen and yelled obscenities at the top of her lungs and made it very uncomfortable for everyone in the establishment. I was very surprised that someone would come in and embarrass themselves in this manner. I was very embarrassed for My Le. There's always one bad seed that can ruin a nice evening for everyone.
Appalled by their behavior – My hubby and I visited them on Nov 5th, 2008. I didn't quite enjoy my experience. We waited for a minute at the door before a slim, tall girl (Jenny?) ushered us in. After a few minutes of consulting the menu, we looked for Jenny and ordered food:
Soups: Chicken Corn, Hot & Sour
NYC Roll, Combination Lo Mein
The soups arrived after a while, and were good. After a reasonable amount of time a waiter brought the NYC Roll. My hubby and I had plenty of things to talk about so we kept busy. We were also looking for Jenny so we could get a pair of chopsticks, and a small boat to mix the "wasabi" with Soy. After waiting 10 minutes, and Jenny showing no interest in us, we called for Jenny and asked for what we wanted.
We still assumed that the Lo Mein was on its way. After another 15 minutes, we called for Jenny and inquired about the Lo Mein. She expressed her surprise, and went into the kitchen and came with it. I tried to dig in, but it was pretty cold. Again, I couldn't find Jenny. After I asked Jenny if there is any way, they could give me a fresh hot plate of Lo Mein, she said okay. After another 10 minutes, we found her taking new orders from folks at the Sushi bar. By now it was clear, that apparently, she simply ignored my request, and left me to deal with the Lo Mein.
It had been well over 45 minutes since we entered the restaurant. I politely called her and told her that she is not taking care of us, and that we are considering leaving. She immediately said, okay and you don't have to pay for the food. I was digusted that anyone would behave that way. I wanted to protest and lodge a complaint with the owner/manager of the establishment. After I insisted she did scribble down a name (Sam) and a phone number. But my hubby politely declined and told me that we should just walk away. His take is that it is My Le's loss not mine. I did notice a Citysearch card displayed in the restaurant -- hence my motivation to share my experience.
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Excellent food, service and atmosphere – Had lunch today at My Le. They have just reopened after undergoing a re-model. The place looks amazing and the food was GREAT as always.
Great Vietnames/ Japanese Cuisine (open to the public March 3, 2008) – I remember the first time my wife (now an EX) and daughter walked into My Le back in 2002?We were extremely pleased with the service and excellent food, oh and the price is very reasonable as well. I was completely sold and had to speak to the wonderful owner (SAM) to tell him how much we enjoyed his great food and service. We?ve been friends ever since and my kids now play with his kids weekly. GREAT GUY that SAM!!
The restaurant has been closed for a few months now to get a new face lift and will open to the public March 3, 2008. If you were impressed before you?ll be extremely pleased with the lighting, colors, and over all ambiance of MY LE.
Phi, Where are you? – Phi, How are you? Long time no see you and I miss you...Hope you everything is fine. Hope somebody here who know you can tell me something about you.
Sam, where are you? – Sam,
We love My Le. Only it's gone! Where are you? Send us your new address and telephone number, please.
Great food - one of our favorites! – This is where we go when we want a casual meal that we know will be good. For over 7 years, we've never had a bad meal here. That is rare. We usually have the spring rolls and some hot and sour soup. My wife will get some sushi roll - the NYC is her favorite - and it's HUGE for less than ten bucks. They have great fried rice. Their Gen. Tsao's is the best in town. I could go on and on. Everything is great. The vietnamese broccoli is a favorite as well. Go here for Vietnamese, Chinese or Japanese food. It is well worth it. As a matter of fact, I'm walking out the door right now to go myself.
The Abdsolute Best – When I worked less than 3 miles from MY Le, I ordered take out lunch at least twice a week, and if I wasn't working, I'd send my husband over when he left work to get it. I have been doing this since a friend introduced me to this wonderful restaurant.
The staff is wonderful and attentive. Sam is the greatest. Whoever waits on me ( it's not always Sam) always remember I like spicy sauce. I never have to ask for the extra spicy sauce!
When I call to place an order, Sam recognizes me and usually completes my sentence as I start to tell him my order.
Do yourself a favor and go to My Le for a wonderful dining experience.
Fusion Sushi – I love this restaurant. I know it has thus far been known for its Vietnamese and Chinese but they have now added a Sushi bar and Primo Sushi chef. The best part is they have PLENTY of Sushi that is for those who normally wouldn't eat Sushi. But trust me there is plenty for people who love fish, and the Sushi is always the very best cut. The service is always impeccable
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the interchange of hiss and natural sound all is framed by deep quiet Think how air looks when it's under water; a globe, shiny, perfect and jewel-like. In the same way silence, encased in fragile, beautiful songs, takes on a whole new character, a self we never knew it had until it was juxtaposed with sound. If nothing else, Mi and L'au, the French/Finnish couple who made this lovely debut record, understand the presence of silence, the way it underscores and actuates the elements of song. Consider, for instance, the spaces between picked guitar and bass on opener "They Marry"... it's as if the players were actually picking their way across paving stones laid in an icy pond. The whispered vocals, the cascades of piano notes, the interchange of hiss and natural sound all is framed by deep quiet. And it's the quiet, as much as the sounds themselves, that makes this cut so beautiful. Mi and L'au recorded this album in a cottage in rural Finland, so the deep tranquility and wintry purity of their tunes make a sort of environmental sense. (You could probably make a noise-punk disc in a woodland cottage, but it would take some work.) You can picture a wooden kitchen table, a darkening sky, a harsh chill warmed by wood smoke, in the silence that leads up to "Boxer." As Mi draws breath and starts with an "OK," her lover's guitar twines lovingly in and around the spaces, pausing to let her pure, childlike voice through. There's a drama in the minor chord progressions, the soft crescendos and whispered arias to "pity and betrayal," yet it's a domestic drama, hemmed in by crockery, folded clothes and murmured confidences over coffee. This album documents committed love, private love, a father's wonder at the baby growing in a woman's body, a women's gravity about the promise of marriage. "There's a world in your belly," sings Lau on the song of the same name, trembling over surges of strings and glowing washes of synthetic sound. You can't help visualizing the lock of eyes or the brush of hand over body. It seems almost too personal to be shared, yet the songs' simplicity, purity, lack of maudlin-ness carry you through. Later, in "Nude," Mi sings about telltale smiles and conjugal nakedness. You wouldn't want this record on after you've left your first love, or in the middle of an epic fight with your spouse, but in the right, tranquil, commitment focused mood, it is just the thing.


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Responsible for managing the subscriptions database and webstores for the Journal of Psychology & Theology, Christian Education Journal, Journal of Spiritual Formation and Soul Care and the upcoming Great Commission Research Journal
Five most influential books, movies or songs:
- Bible
- Keep on Loving You by REO Speedwagon
- Angel Unaware by Dale Roger Evans
- Planes, Trains and Automobiles
- Stiff: The Curious Life of Cadavers by Mary Roach
(could and should have listed all three Journals ☺)
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Beauty in nature, sweet breath of newborn babies, working in an environment with amazingly creative individuals
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hearing from satisfied customers how an article or journal has reached someone in a remote or hostile country or helped them personally further their education.
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On the beach in Hawaii – any island
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My husband
We've been together for 28 years, were saved together, baptized together, raised children together..all of life's major milestones, we've done together.
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Sally Fields or Lucille Ball – seem a lot like me
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HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio user reviews
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Danny 29 November 2011
Good: Big and comfortable Screen, Good Display, fast Processor, Good phone sound and reception quality
Bad: Battery could have been maybe ....1950 to 2100ma, Internal memory could have been 4 GB and RAM 1GB
Comment: I have been using this phone for the last 15 Days. I sold my LG 2X , what a pathetic Phone that was, to go back to my dear HTC and HTC's not let me down with the XE.For sure the best Smart Phone in the market that my hard earned money can buy. If I am going to pay this much for a smart phone then I better not go for a Plastic Box masquadering as a Smart Phone and buy a smart Phone which has the solid feel of an expensive Phone , and to top it you get a faster 1.5 GHZ Dual core processor and absolutely Great Nusic quality then why even look beyond the XE. I did , honestly for a very brief moment did commit a grave sin and fleetingly thought about the S II, but Boy am I glad that I did not given to my mis placed judgement. I really really sorely missed the HTC Sense UI of HTC, its unmatched its intutive and it's brilliant. Oh How greedy one can get , I am now awaiting the IC sandwich update on this phone.
plumberD 26 November 2011
Good: Its looks, features, usability... the fact its not an iphone..
Bad: Cant fault it..
Comment: I have now had this phone for 2 weeks and cant understand the average reviews.. people saying that the screen washes out when viewed from an angle?? it doesn't, but when do you look at your phone like that anyway? the sense UI interface is seamless and much prettier that Iphone basic menu. Compared to the S2 there isn't a lot between them, yes the S2 may be slightly quicker Online, although the sensation is super fast anyway, and you can view its screen at acute angles. (??). but compare the build quality (which lets be honest is more important because its got to last up to 2years) its miles ahead. the S2 feels cheap and flimsy where as the sensation xe feels like its carved out of a solid piece of aluminium. Some people also said about the keyboard, for a start you can change what type you have, which you cant do on an Iphone either, and its completely user friendly. and never had an issue with it.
DannyB01 20 November 2011
Good: Music quality, ICS update in January, Screen, Power, HTC Sense, Internet speed
Bad: Keyboard could be improved
Comment: I previously owned the HTC HD2 and hated it, but decided that I'd give HTC another chance to impress with this device, blaming my previous problems on the Windows OS as otherwise the HD2 was a beautiful phone and showed how HTC really have a superior build quality to all other brands I can think of.
The Sensation XE though is incredible, I absolutely love everything about it. The music quality through it, for someone as into music as I am anyway, really sells this phone for me - undoubtedly it has the best music player of any phone on the market. The screen on this phone too is superb and makes for an excellent video player. It has excellent definition, but most notably is bright and vivid unlike any phone I've seen - even when compared to the S2's super AMOLED screen I preferred this one, but that's just me.
The sense operating system is beautiful too, I love how smooth it makes everything seem to work. This smoothness is aided by the ready-for-the-future 1.5GHz processor which I'm sure will be able to run even the most demanding apps and games when I upgrade in 2 years. The internet on the phone is another major plus, I download an average of 180kb/s when not on wifi, and HSDPA seems available just about everywhere. On the plan I have I even occasionally use the device as a router, and get an extremely quick connection on my laptop this way, it's faultless here.
The only minor (and it's REALLY minor) flaw is that the keyboard can be a bit annoying sometime. It's certainly beaten by the S2 for texting here, then again everything is. Sometimes you also find it adding words to the dictionary that were just spelling errors and that can be really annoying when it comes up in predictive text in the future. Still, even though the S2 beats it here, and for most people beats it on the screen too, it is dominated in every other aspect. Particularly, the Sensation XE is in a league only shared by a couple of fellow HTC devices when it comes to build quality. Where with the S2 you feel like you're holding a cheap bit of plastic that also functions as a smartphone, with the XE you really feel like you're getting an expensive and well-built piece of kit. It looks stunning too, the black and red with Beats labelling is guaranteed to turn heads even if the whopping 4.3" screen doesn't.
Finally, the XE comes supplied with a great pair of headphones, but I wouldn't recommend purchasing the phone for these. Replacing them is an absolute pain as HTC won't do it as it's not them who make them, and the store you get your phone from have to replace the entire phone and accessories to replace the earphones. This is a problem because Beats earphones, while sounding great, have probably the worst build quality of any major earphone companies out there. The 3.5mm jack on mine just fell out after 4 days use, and if you look at amazon you see that 9/10 reviews submitted my people who've actually used the earphones more than a week (ignore impulse reviews, they're useless and always either 1 or 5 stars) claim that the earphones have already broken. But, if you just go out and buy a nice pair of Shure, Sennheiser, Westone or Klipsch noise-isolating earphones, you'll find they all do a better job than the iBeats ever did and don't fall apart - fortunately the Beats audio technology still works with these on your phone too. If you're prepared to invest hundreds of pounds into a media powerhouse smartphone, you shouldn't get stingy with the headphones anyway.
Rant aside, this is an excellent phone superior to everything else on the market right now. I can't think of any genuine reasons why you'd want to get the S2 over it - unless perhaps you prefer the tacky feel of plastic or really care about saving 5 seconds on every text. If like normal people you value build quality, great software, beautiful design and reliability, you should choose this phone.
welv 19 November 2011
Good: screen,processor,sound
Bad: batery life, small keyboard
Comment: why my batery only can hold out for 1 day? what is the max time of charging that batery?
baeta 13 November 2011
Good: Screen, Size, Weight, Camera, Customisability, Sound quality, HTC sense UI
Bad: Battery life
Comment: I bought this phone a week ago, and unlike most people on here, I have really enjoyed my first week with this phone. I was like most people going to get the S2, BUT upon handling the phone I thought 1) this is way to light for me 2) its too plasticky. Come on, you paying £400 odd quid for a piece of tech which is going to last you at least 1.5 years. I want to feel what I just paid for. Aside from this, the sound quality is great, screen is a good size, the processor is very nippy- I can't see why people need more ram, it hasn't yet froze on me, the camera is also good. My only real gripe with it is the battery life which is quiet poor. But I've shopped around and most the smartphones today have this problem. I am a first time android user, so I was really pleased and surprised by the level of customisation available. I've had an iphone before, and I shudder to go back.
Thomas Howroyd 3 November 2011
Good: Screen Size, Music Quality.
Bad: Battery life, Keyboard layout, Android
Comment: Had an iphone 3, then 4, and thought i would jump off the apple bandwagon a fortnight ago as I am not a fanboy, so decided to get this phone over the S2. At first glance I was impressed as I left the store listening to the sample tracks provided on the glorious 'Beats' (actually re-cased monster) cans. After the excitement of the new phone had worn off I suddenly realised that I may have made a mistake. The keyboard was useless, the space bar is much smaller than you would want and it it's place a full stop button has been squashed in... The screen is not large enough at all to allow for this, therefore I constantly, and i mean all the time, hit the full stop button instead of the space bar. It became so enervating that I would call people instead of texting them because it was too much of an effort. I also came to realise two things about android.. 1) it is fantastically customisable, and, 2) it's really not very good. With a phone you want to be able to grab it out your pocked and get to where you want to go as soon as possible. I found my self delving through a barrage of different home screen, constantly hitting the google search button on the bottom left, and generally becoming more and more irritated with the OS. Anyway, after a week I ended up taking the phone back to the shop and utilising my 14 day cooling off period to exchange the phone and take out a contract on the new iPhone 4S. I haven't looked back once. For me Android is like the newly enforced traffic easing one way system in my town. Great in theory; but in practice, as you sit at lights heading in a direction that only the most disorientated of crows would fly, it makes you wish you just took the bypass instead. So to my bypass 4S. I salute you, do not change, stay simple, stay efficient.
Jim Wilkinson 2 November 2011
Good: processor, headphones (apparently)
Bad: looks, screen and thickness.
Comment: I have a Galaxy S2 and watch movies and play games whilst travelling. Everything is top notch thanks to the fantastic display and a decent pair of Sound Magic pl11 phones I bought new for £14. It's super fast on Wi Fi for the net but slower on 3g. I'm sure android 4.0 ICS will come to the S2 before the HTC. I'll check out the reviews on the Galaxy Nexus when it's released, until then, you can't get better than the S2.
Jacob Dutt 22 October 2011
Good: good looking, actually works as a phone, google voice search, htc sense service, stylish UI, 1.5GHZ dual core processor makes it very snappy and smooth, sound quality better than expected
Bad: not huge leap in styling from the sensation, but i suppose its better than the leap between iPhone 4 and 4S
Comment: good quality PHONE (ie it actually it does its main function sufficiently), speedy, fairly easy to use. just what I've come to expect from a high end HTC
jab024 19 September 2011
Comment: Sure have Bucho 2004, It's been a long journey down a road littered with IEM purchases and I started out with £30 then £70, £150, £250, £300 IEMS through the last several years noticing a vast improvement each time and was happy with my Shure SE500's until they had the dreaded cable issue and was out of warranty and then found Head-fi forums talking about Custom monitors which I thought never in a million years would I spend that much on a pair of IEM's essentially but demoed them at a dealer in London and decided instead of going on this magic roundabout of spending £150 - £300 every other year, decided to make the investment and spent several months saving up for the top model custom monitor that JHA done which will last many years to come without having to worry about finding the next reliable and perfect sounding IEM and have not looked back.
Even now the price makes me shudder sometimes as once I never contemplated spending over £150 let alone what I have for these customs but when i hear the difference between these and even a £300 pair of IEMs now it is night and day. Yet I still listen casually now and again to my dads Senn PMX250 headphones he uses for his Walkman and still enjoy a session with them. It's a road I thought I would never go down but it's funny where you end up.
But without digressing too much my point would be with HTC is to stop using a marketing gimmick that lacks the quality it perceives to be whether it £30 or £500 IEM's and invest in better hardware in general to make their music players sound better.
Socratatus 19 September 2011
Good: I don`t have it so don`t know
Bad: I have no interesting in better base or `Beats` whoever they are.
Comment: Just wanted to say that I can`t see this doing all that well just because it`s got boom bass and a 1.5 processor over 1.2 (which isn`t much if you know about PC processers in general). To me, a processor isn`t worth it until it goes to 2 ghz then 3, etc.
But I have the Galazy S2 now and am very happy with it and intend to keep it for 2 years or longer.
And I certainly won`t pay even £100 for headphones!
HTC will have to do something a lot more substantial and less airy gimmicky to get me looking anywhere else.
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Cheesy Bacon Ranch Baked Potato Slices
A delicious and satisfying comfort food classic, these Cheesy Bacon Ranch Baked Potato Slices are amazingly good! Share the whole dish with a friend and it's just 7 Points + per serving.
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