text: Items 289 to 312 of 482 total Previous 1 ... 11 / 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 ... 21 Next View: 12 / 24 / 48 Excellent Product By Brendan on 2/14/2012 Brendan would recommend this product to a friend Everything was just as advertised. Very easy to use and installs seamlessly. Great Product By reefinVA on 2/11/2012 reefinVA would recommend this product to a friend Save yourself from buying water for $.50-$1.5 per gallon and go for it. These guys thought of everything, every part you could need is included. The filter comes completely assembled and plumbed all you need to do is plug and play. Easy to hook up works great By Adam on 2/10/2012 Adam would recommend this product to a friend Took me 15 min to hook up to my cold water line. Works good and no issues. I have a 125 gallon tank and this is the perfect fit for me. 5 star product!!! By Chris on 2/10/2012 Chris would recommend this product to a friend Unit was packaged very well, arrived in 2 days. Plently of extra tubing.... just really happy with the unit. Would suggest to buy the 150 Upgrade kit. The Perfect little package By Joseph on 2/8/2012 Joseph would recommend this product to a friend Im a internet shopper, so ive seen it all. Horrible shipping and great shipping. This by far is excellent shipping. Bulk reef took the time to professionally package my RO/DI system by individually wrapping each part. The box was very sturdy and taped well. Great job guys. Excellent RO/DI Unit By Ryan S on 2/8/2012 Ryan S would recommend this product to a friend I couldn't be happier. It was packaged wonderfully. Easy to install. And works as described. The Plus system is the way to go! It should be any reefkeepers first purchase! great product By Dustin on 2/7/2012 Dustin would recommend this product to a friend ive looked around and this is the best unit for the price.i have had it for a few month now and it works great.plus its all assembled ready to go out of the box.i would recomend Couldn't be happier By Arthur on 2/4/2012 Arthur would recommend this product to a friend I was looking around for a good RO/DI unit that didn't cost as much as competitors. Quick check on some local forums and a few minutes later I was on BRS. People are happy with this product so people like to let others know! It's that good. Quick and easy to setup. Well put together. Packaging was excellent and the instructions are even printed in colour! It's producing great water for my tank and I'm recommending it to anyone. Works great By Michael on 2/2/2012 Michael would recommend this product to a friend Just unpacked it today and was happy to see it was almost fully assembled -- just had to push blue outlet tube from RO/Pre filters into RO filter and attach faucet connection, and I was in business. Before and after TDS meter is great. Gives you peace of mind knowing that the output is 0 TDS. It comes with auto shut off valve already installed and I'll be using that feature once the float valve arrives. Couldn't be happier with product. Thumbs UP By bryan on 2/1/2012 bryan would recommend this product to a friend This setup is awesome. For the price u cant go wrong at all. Just the extra parts they give you for connections are worth a good penny elsewhere. Awesome product As advertised By Steven on 2/1/2012 Steven would recommend this product to a friend You guys at BRS made this easy to understand. My system is working well and the family likes the drinking water kit I added. Lots of waste water By ROY on 1/29/2012 ROY wouldn't recommend this product to a friend I'm only getting about 35 gallons per day, and wasting about 200-300 gallons. Not very efficient... And I'm directly hooked to the garden hose at 38psi... I guess you need to buy the additional upgrade, and ask the city to crank up your water pressure...However, I am getting 0.0 TDS Great RODI Unit! By JOEL on 1/29/2012 JOEL would recommend this product to a friend After a ton of research on which RODI unit to purchase, BRS 5 Stage seemed to be the most popular in the industry. I have no complaints at all on the unit and BRS has a wide array of add-ons and they have made it easy to replace filters from their site. this works grewat By wesjdm on 1/25/2012 wesjdm would recommend this product to a friend I love this ro/di unit, all together its a great price, i did the math and added everything together and it costed more than just buying the + unit. well worth my money and no more running to the aquarium store to get watter when i can now just go to my lawndry room and get it from my unit. comes with more things then youd even need too. Excellent Quality By Katrina on 1/25/2012 Katrina would recommend this product to a friend I'm a total noob to this hobby, but after doing research and watching BRSTV I came to the conclusion that an RO/DI system was a must. I decided on the 5 stage plus because of all the extras you get, the connectors, the pressure gauge and the TDS meter. The setup is really as easy as they show you in the videos, the only thing that I will say is, if you're planning on attaching it to your faucet check and see what kind of threading yours has. If you watch the video their faucet example has the threaded male end on the actual faucet, mine didn't. Thus I did a few plan changes and hooked it up to my wash machine's connection. I plan on getting a garden hose splitter and using that for a permanent connection, we'll see if it works :) But all in all, great product! going on a few months now By cbellm on 1/23/2012 cbellm would recommend this product to a friend So I am going on a few months now and am still happy with my unit. Started running at 0 TDS and continues to do so. very happy customer best unit there is By Matthew on 1/22/2012 Matthew would recommend this product to a friend I had an ebay unit before this, and it was junk compared to what I got from BRS for almost the same price. They fully assemble the extra stuff like the flush kit, TDS meter, etc. SO worth the extra money! ro/di By tubby on 1/16/2012 tubby would recommend this product to a friend if you're looking for a ro/di unit, i highly recommend get it from brs. no matter what your set up is going to be - the brs team can help you out. called and spoke to a rep and he advised me on what i needed to make clean pure water. my brs unit came with all the bells and whistle and was still cheaper than the other brand name unit. do yourself a favor and order from brs..they know what they're doing Great product By Bob on 1/15/2012 Bob would recommend this product to a friend Great product! It has worked flawlessly the whole time I've had it with way better pricing then most competitors products First Ro-di By Daniel on 1/15/2012 Daniel would recommend this product to a friend This was my very first purchase from BRS and I have to save it was awesome. This product works great and having all the options in the box is so nice not having to go to the store and spend even more money. The packaging was very well protected and everything went together without a problem. 0 tds water from here on out. Thanks Bulk Reef Supply!!! Works very well By Adam on 1/14/2012 Adam would recommend this product to a friend Looked at several and bought this bundle based on price and completeness. After 6 months of at least weekly use it is still going strong. Great Product By Trent on 1/14/2012 Trent would recommend this product to a friend Great product. Very solid build...Well worth the money!!!! very impressed By beachn08 on 1/9/2012 beachn08 would recommend this product to a friend So I made my first purchase through BRS. Two things... 1)Very solid product, works great, installs VERY easy. 2) great customer service! I had a couple of gift cards I wanted to use to purchase this and could not get it to work on their website. Called their number and they were super helpful all the way. Great Product And Performance By Keith on 1/9/2012 Keith would recommend this product to a friend This item is for every hobbist. It is the only way to go to get the water you want to put into your aquarium. And this product is superb. It comes complete with everything you need to hook up. Its ready to use straight out of the box.. Easy to install and works great. And to top it off, the price is reasonable. Stop the hassle with the way you are getting your RO DI water, and get this product. You won't be disappointed. Write Your Own Review You're reviewing: BRS 5 Stage PLUS RO/DI System - 75GPD *How do you rate this product? *Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes No *Nickname *Summary of Your Review *Review Submit Review


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We don't know a whole lot about people. Even the people we know the best have things about them we don't know and never will. People who aren't close friends or relatives are closer to being complete mysteries than they are to being understood. We don't know strangers, even if we know a few things about them, and this obviously carries over to athletes and professional baseball players, whom we know for their skills. We've got a pretty good grasp on which baseball players can best perform which baseball activities. The players, the people themselves ... well, we don't know the people, nor do we usually care to.
Zack Greinke presently finds himself soaking in a torrential downpour of trade rumors. Or maybe we're the ones soaking, and Greinke's somewhere indoors, totally dry. But with Greinke approaching free agency and with the Brewers barely in the race, Greinke could get moved to a contender in need of a dominant starter.
Right now, Greinke's had his next start pushed back. The Brewers want him to "recharge his batteries," and this isn't helping his trade value. He's probably fine, though. And as for this:
Zack Greinke's velocity down in his most recent start: another reason for this respite, another cause for concern among interested clubs.— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) July 16, 2012
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Greinke might be in trouble, or he might simply be in a statistical slump. He might still get traded. And that isn't even what's important here. This isn't the first time Greinke has been involved in rumors, he's been traded before from Kansas City to Milwaukee, and what strikes me is the way people seem to think they know what makes Greinke tick, and what he could and couldn't handle.
This is all just based on my perception, and my perception is largely informed by what I find on the Internet, but the way I see it, if there's one player we understand the least, in all of baseball, it's Zack Greinke. He's complicated, unusual, and utterly perplexing, as much now as he's ever been. If there is an average sort of person who goes on to become a major-league baseball player, Zack Greinke isn't it. Zack Greinke isn't the average sort of person who goes on to become anything specific.
We knew of Greinke as a talented prospect and pitcher, but our first exposure to him as a person came early in 2006, when he walked away from the Royals and nearly quit baseball on account of social-anxiety disorder. It was around that time that Greinke also conducted one hell of a strange interview that sadly seems to have been pulled from the web. There was crying about Jennifer Aniston and sharing home and garden magazines and everything. In the long history of athlete interviews, that's one that's always stuck with me.
It was clear that Greinke was different, but starting around then, he developed the reputation of being weird. Which was fine, because he did seem weird, relative to other players. But the thing about weird people is that they're tough to figure out, tough to put into boxes. That's what makes them weird. People have understood Greinke to be weirder than most, but they've taken that to make assumptions that they don't know enough to make.
The most prevalent example is that Greinke wouldn't want to pitch in a big market, and indeed that he couldn't handle it. There would be too many people, too much attention, too much pressure for a guy of Greinke's personality and mental health. If a pitcher is socially anxious in Kansas City, how could he possibly deal with New York or Boston? Of course, about that:
"I wouldn't put it past him to go to New York," the source said. "I don't think he'd rule out anybody. He says he likes New York. Especially because they're winners. He wants to go to a team that wins."
"There's more people to ignore in New York or Boston than there are in Milwaukee," he said, "but I would still ignore them, probably."
More generally, it seems a lot of people act like they know what's best for Zack Greinke, and what he might like and dislike. People know Zack Greinke as being weird, and then they put him in a weird box and expect him to do things they think weird people would do. Greinke doesn't fit the usual profile, so people have given him a different profile that's equally restrictive and under-informed. Probably more under-informed.
What we know about Zack Greinke is that, when healthy, he's an absolutely outstanding starting pitcher. One of the best in the world. There aren't a lot of pitchers capable of blending his high strikeouts with his low walks. What we don't know about Zack Greinke is most of everything else. We don't really know what he wants, we don't really know how he feels, and we don't know what conditions he might find to be the most comfortable. We don't know if Greinke could pitch in New York, any more than we know if Yovani Gallardo could pitch in New York. A pitcher with a history of social anxiety in Kansas City and Milwaukee is still a pitcher with social anxiety in the major leagues. Greinke's already gotten this far, and flourished.
We've known for the better part of a decade that Zack Greinke is unusual. As such, there are people who think that we understand him. What we really ought to understand is that we don't.

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text: Regional American Foods 10 Regional American Foods to Try This July by Susannah Chen 7/18/13 19 Reactions 25 Shares Print 0 12 11 2 0 There's no better way to ring in an all-American Summer than with hot dogs, hamburgers, fresh ears of grilled corn, and giant slices of watermelon. But if you're in search of a national adventure, might I suggest scoping out the country's regional food scene? Whether you're in Cincinnati or Central Texas, the United States of America is a veritable chest of gastronomic treasures just waiting to be discovered. A few of my favorite local specialties are right this way. Photo: Nancy Einhart Chicago Hot Dog What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 I like to tell friends they haven't really eaten a hot dog until they've eaten it "dragged through the garden" Chicago-style: all-beef Vienna hot dog, steamed poppy seed bun, mustard, onion, emerald green relish, pickle, tomato wedges, celery salt, and a sport pepper. My favorite comes from the legendary folks at Superdawg. Source: Flickr user ºFlorian 1 / 10 Central Texas Kolaches What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For a taste of the Czech Republic in the States, head to East Central Texas, home to a massive kolache following. These pastries are traditionally flat and filled with fruit, but Lone Star denizens have put their own stamp on them with a meat-stuffed, savory adaptation as well. Photo: Susannah Chen 2 / 10 Minnesota Jucy Lucy What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For this infamously juicy beef patty with a molten cheese core, head straight to Minneapolis, MN. There, the beloved Jucy Lucy is the subject of an all-out war between two local haunts — Matt's Bar and The 5-8 Club — who both claim to have been the original. Source: Flickr user Michael Salazar 3 / 10 Cincinnati-Style Chili What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnatians take the motto "have it your way" to the next level. Here in Queen City, hungry diners can have their chili two-way (spaghetti and chili), three-way (spaghetti, chili, cheddar cheese), four-way (spaghetti, chili, cheese, and onions or beans), or five-way (spaghetti, chili, cheese, onions, and beans). The gut-busting dish was created in 1922 by Tom and John Kiradjieff, owners of the now-famous Empress Chili. Source: Flickr user Mini D 4 / 10 Beignets from New Orleans What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Think doughnuts are the best? You might think again once you've tried beignets, a specialty of New Orleans. Nobody is more famous for making these deep-fried, sugar-dusted pillows of goodness than Café du Monde, located in the city's French Quarter. Photo: Nancy Einhart 6 / 10 Philadelphia Cheesesteak What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cheesesteaks have become known across the country, but a legitimate, authentic version must be made from thinly-sliced chipped steak, come on a long, skinny Philadelphia roll, and should be covered "wit wiz" — Cheez Whiz, that is. Sought-after steak sandwich destinations include Tony Luke's, Pat's King of Steaks, and Geno's. Source: Flickr user aprilzosia 6 / 10 San Diego Fish Taco What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The undisputed destination for tacos de pescado is San Diego, because of its proximity to Baja California, the region of Mexico where this handheld meal was first created. Head to the original, Rubio's, for a taste of battered, fried fish, dressed with cabbage and sauce on a tortilla. Source: Flickr user JoePhoto 7 / 10 New York Pastrami Sandwich What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 You haven't had a true pastrami sandwich unless you've taken a bite of one at an old-fashioned New York delicatessen like Katz's on the Lower East Side. There, the beef brisket is brined, spiced, gently smoked, and then hand-sliced for unctuous pastrami perfection. Source: Flickr user joo0ey 8 / 10 Chicago Deep Dish Pizza What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Who has the best pizza in America? That's very disputable, but Chicago has a very likely contender with its deep dish pizza. Invented at the famed Pizzeria Uno, the style means an inches-high, parbaked crust made with olive oil and cornmeal and alternating servings of puréed tomatoes, sliced mozzarella, and layers of Italian sausage. Source: Flickr user biskuit 9 / 10 St. Louis Gooey Butter Cake What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 I've never been to Missouri, but I'm willing to make the trek to try their gooey butter cake, a St. Louis specialty. It's described as tasting both bready and pecan pie-like and typically served for breakfast. Dessert for breakfast? Count me in! Source: Flickr User PlayfulLibrarian 11 / 10 0 12 11 2 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Food CultureRegional US CuisineFourth Of July Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Food Vegetarian Love & Sex Home What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions GummiBears 3 years This doesn't bode well for my thighs and stomach *lol*. EvieJ 3 years It is impossible to drive between Houston and Austin and NOT stop at Weikel's in La Grange. Yum. I might have to plan a road-trip just to stop by now. And the beignets at Cafe du Monde - sourcherries is right, to die for. LittleMzFit 4 years :LOVE: regional & international cuisine! LittleMzFit 4 years <3 regional & international cuisine! jadenirvana 4 years Yum Dahling, come on down to the Emerald City and I will personally show you that Seattle is the true home of the world's most amazing fish taco. Troof! cotedazur 4 years I agree with nancita, these all make me want to travel around the US!! nancita 4 years Definitely one of my favorite reasons to travel: seeking out regional foods. I hadn't heard of some of these, so thanks for the tips! sourcherries 4 years Omigawd, beignets from Cafe du Monde are to.die.for. Droooolz. Link Love Chocolate Legos are basically an excuse to play with your food — HuffPost Taste Here's the full list of chefs competing on Top Chef season 12 — Grub Street Jimmy Fallon pokes fun at how Giada De Laurentiis pronunces spaghetti — Eater Sweet tea fried chicken would make any Southerner proud — Rachael Ray Show McDonald's goes deep fried with its latest menu item — Foodbeast Banh mi meets breakfast sandwich in this must-try recipe — Food52 Source: Akihiro Mizuuchi/Behance


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Man accused of choking child, 8June 20,2013BENNINGTON A North Bennington man is being held in prison after being charged with four felonies recently involving an allegation that he tried to choke an 8-year-old child three times
William J. Borden, 35, of North Bennington, was arraigned in Bennington criminal court last week on three felony counts of first-degree aggravated domestic assault. On Wednesday, a felony charge of obstructing justice was added in the same court.
Borden, who pleaded innocent to all the charges, was also charged as a habitual offender. Someone who has been convicted of three or more felonies can be charged as a habitual offender and, if convicted, could be sentenced to up to life in prison.
Borden has three previous felony convictions for aggravated domestic assault from 1998 and 2004 and a felony conviction for unlawful restraint from 2004.
In an affidavit, police said they spoke with the child on June 3. The child said Borden had choked him on three occasions, at the childs home, in a car after a baseball game and at the home of an unidentified witness in Shaftsbury.
The obstructing justice charge was filed based on allegations by the witness that Borden had tried to intimidate her while she was trying to describe the incident to police. She said Borden was with her when police called her about the incident and said he tried to force her to hang up.
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The painting is the face of Arizona. The New York Times editorial article nailed it.
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Thank you Mr. Lemons and Mr. Gilman for your years long diligent work to document Arizona's shameful legacy. Without your work, nothing would have changed. You've turned the state upside-down and inside-out! Thank you Phoenix New Times as well, for giving the public a forum to be heard!


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Fabric: Gore-Tex 3-ply (ripstop nylon and taslan)
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This jacket is great. I use it mainly skiing in which it has held up to the heaviest rain, wet snow, and wind. Overall, a decent buy. I got mine on sale for $294 CAN at Sporting Life.
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When the wind picks up, pull the Sierra Designs Men's Renegade Jacket from your pack and zip into its lightweight protection. Offering comfortable mobility and compatibility with a pack or harness, the Renegade is packable enough to bring along on every trail or crag outing.
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Made from Kenosha and Kenosha Stretch fabric, the Sierra Designs Men's Renegade Jacket is compact, breathable, and superbly wind-resistant. On gusty,multi-day hikes, this waterproof, breathable jacket blocks out even the strongest of winds. Plus, backpack compatible pockets and interior dump pockets allow you to pack easily accessible comestibles for mid-day snacking.
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CLOSEOUTS . Compact and lightweight, Sierra Designs' Renegade jacket is made from quick-drying, wind-resistant fabric and features backpack compatible zip hand pockets and a DWR coating. Available Colors: BLACK, RANGER, TRUE BLUE, TOMATO. Sizes: S, M, L, XL.
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School is just around the corner and that means your kids will either be taking lunch or buying lunch in the school cafeteria.
(What will your kids be eating for lunch at Fairfax County Public Schools when school starts? You can soon find out on their Web site. Menus were not posted as of Aug. 6, but keep trying. FCPS schools begin the 2012-2013 school year on Tuesday, Sept. 4.)
Most of my school lunches I spent standing in the cafeteria lunch line, sliding my tray along and getting Sloppy Joes and Tator Tots or fish sticks and celery with the peanut butter piped into it, and a carton of milk.
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Great location for a base camp. Rode every day through the rockies on our motorcycle and it was real nice to come back every night to this comfy home. Parked the bike in the garage for the night, out of the weather and secure. House is only a couple blocks from gas,food, etc. Linda is very pleasant to work with and everything went smooth.
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Review submitted: July 27, 2011 Date of arrival: July 19, 2011
What a tremendous week we had celebrating our daughter's graduation from a ministry program and staying in your beautiful home. It was so warm and inviting...we didn't feel like guests...we felt like family. My daughter (and her friends) especially enjoyed having me cook her favorite meal in your well stocked kitchen. This was the perfect environment for our family including 2 teens and a 1 year old baby. Having the back yard where the baby could go outside and explore was an added bonus.Thank you for providing this extremely affordable option to our family this week. We hope to visit again next summer!
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Review submitted: July 8, 2011 Date of arrival: June 25, 2011
"It was a wonderful vacation. Thanks for sharing your wonderful cozy home with us. We visited the Air Force Academy, Pikes Peak, 7 Falls, Garden of Gods, Sand Dunes and did a white water rafting trip. We even visited the Shadow of The Cross at the St Francis of Assisi Church in New Mexico on the way back. . . We visited all of the above places last year, except for The Sand Dunes, but this time the vacation was even much greater since we could gather at night for some very hearty dinners at "home"."
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Homey and Comfortable
Review submitted: December 1, 2010 Date of arrival: November 20, 2010
Thank you for sharing your lovely home with us. Everything was clean, homey and handy. Your well-equipped kitchen worked out great for feeding the troops (cadets).
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My husband and I rented Linda's house for a week in September 2010. Linda and I talked a few times about the specifics of our stay, and we felt very comfortable with our decision to rent her home. We found the house very easily, and our stay was great. We had our morning coffee out on the glider in the back yard as we planned our days. We went to Garden of the Gods and took the scenic Rampart Range Road. We spent one day at the Royal Gorge. We also went to Pike's Peak twice, once by car and the next day by the cog rail. The house is centrally located to all of these great excursions. Colorado is gorgeous and we had a wonderful trip.
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Patients having procedures or tests, Monday – Friday from 5:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. should check in at the Admitting / Registration Area. After 9:00 p.m. and on the weekends, Patients should check in at the Registration Area located in the Emergency Department. Please reserve patient drop-offs at the Main Hospital Entrance for those with difficulty walking.
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Beginning January 15, 2013, registration will be required for visiting after hours at two primary locations: the Emergency Department and the Rotunda. Visitors will receive a self-expiring stick-on badge that must be worn at all times and visible while in the hospital. Visitors will have access to the patient's floor they are visiting and The Terrace. Visitors from the Emergency Department will only be able to access The Terrace.
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Regular visiting hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
After visiting hours are from 8:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m.
Specific departments may have different visitation hours based on the needs of their unique patient population. The number of visitors and length of visits may be limited in order to provide for the rest and recovery of the patient.
The support of family is an important part of any patient's recovery. Our staff will work with visiting relatives to:
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- Decide who should know about a loved one's condition
- Provide resources during the hospital stay
The Visitor Information desk is located just inside the "rotunda" of the new building. Free visitor parking is located under the Birthplace.
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All patients should park in the Parking Deck except for patients going to the Emergency Department. ED patients should park in the ED Parking lot. Disabled Parking is also available in the ED Parking for Coumadin Clinic and Respiratory Patients.
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- Four interventional catheterization labs
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- Average of 230 deliveries per month and 10 babies per day in our NICU
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- Average of 165 admissions per month
- Adult substance abuse program
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Almyra, Ark, 72003
24 October 1974
Rowena Mulhern
P. O. Box 135
Rayville, A. 71269
Dear Rowena,
Happy to hear from you again and happy to report that granddaughter and
mother left San Antonio today for England to rejoin our son. Miriam
has responded well to therapy…is now in remission which seems to be
stable enough so that her doctor felt it was safe for her to return to
England that her drugs would maintain her satisfactorily until Boyce's
tour of duty there ends next March. They should be in England by in
the morning.
I am beginning to think about other things now so your letter and windfall
of information was most welcome. It will take me a while to digest all of
it and fit the pieces into place but definitely this is our FRANCOEUR.
There is one Pierre Perthuis still here in the American era who is listed
as only heir-at-law of Francis Francure. Since there were two
Pierre Pertuises at the same time. I still have not unraveled all of this.
I keep searching for the keys and clues and will probably come to light
as did this document for you after so many years. Ever to search, I say....
I don't know whether I ever wrote it to you that in the Arkansas I find
a piece of the FRANCOIS CHEVAL and MARGUERITE COLOMBO story that it appears
everyone who has ever done any La. research has written up somewhere in some
place and I had never seen any reference to this daughter and her issue.
This lady was still here in 1760's and it was her daughter that married the
Francois Perthuis that had some children baptized at Ark. Post in 1764 who
show up in southern La. The next time you go to the library, you can check
her succession in LA His. Quarterly Vol. 26, p 1216-1232. By her, I mean
Francois Cheval's daughter, Catherine who m. first Jean Francois Lepine and
2nd. Charles Lincto (with many variant spellings). I throw this out as you
mentioned finding Francois Perthuis and wife Angelique Lepine in south La.
Feel sure they are the same as the ones in Arkansas as indicated by
this succession.
I would certainly like to examine the book from which these references came.
Can you give me complete title, author, date of publication, etc. so that I
may see if I can order out from La. Library on interlibrary loan?
Do you have access to any records of St. John the Baptist Parish at your
library? Have some families that seem to be from there showing up here.
We hope to go to New Orleans to visit our son sometime before the end of
the year. Perhaps we can drive through you town...would be nice to meet
This looks like it is shaping up to where I will be able to do an article
on the White River FRANCOEUR for our local historical bulletin.
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Ripon Christian kept the Le Grand sophomores off the score board for the final three quarters Friday night and rolled to a second-place finish in the Southern League on Friday with a 36-6 win at Stouffer Field.
RIPON – Two running backs chasing each other in the stat book found themselves on opposite ends of the emotional spectrum Friday evening.
It was a mismatch from the start.
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Lathrop, East Union and Weston Ranch didn't produce the results they hoped for prior to the start of the season.
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Make it seven straight shutouts for the Ripon Chiefs junior varsity.
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Isaac McClain and Billy Sharmoug led Manteca out of the locker room and through a banner that read "Roll on you Buffs" - the team's rallying cry on first-down conversions.
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TRACY – The Lathrop High Spartans opened the season with a hard-fought 20-7 non-league loss to West Friday at Steve Lopez Stadium.
SANTA CLARA - Maybe it was a good thing that Friday's Manteca-Wilcox football game did not take place at Levi's Stadium as originally planned.
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February 25, 2012
Raleigh, NC-The Salem College softball team lost their final 2 games at the Triangle Classic against St. Augustine and Meredith College today. The Spirits fell in a close 5-3 game to St. Augustine, and they lost to Meredith 13-0. Salem falls to 2-6, while St. Augustine improves to 2-11 and Meredith to 4-4.
The Spirits held a 3-0 lead until the top of the fifth against St. Augustine. St. Augustine was able to score all 5 of their runs in the fifth, and they held the Spirits off for the last 3 innings. Abby Settles (Reidsville, NC) gave up 7 hits and 5 runs in the loss. Kristi Morton (Trussville, AL) led Salem with 2 hits.
Salem was not able to hang with the Avenging Angels in the second game, and the game ended in the fifth due to the 10-run rule. Kayla Kennedy (Goldsboro, NC) had the only hit for the Spirits. Shelby Drummonds (Boone, NC) was the losing pitcher in the game.
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Apparently the trio just taped an epsiode of Oprah, but we don't have an air date yet. They were going to Chicago right after New York, so it makes sense.But you didn't see me here - I'm on a break - I'm on a mini TLC vacation. Or at least I said I would be. Right. Not addicted.


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For planning the meal and all the other details that go into a festive dinner, a Thanksgiving Timeline is a great tool to use to keep your holiday plan on track and lighten your stress leading up to the big day. Use a manila folder, planner or even your iPhone calendar app to keep track of your family's Thanksgiving dinner plan, lists and schedule.
Three weeks before: Confirm the guest list, menu, family chore list assignments, shopping list, table/decorating designs, and decide on what time dinner will be.
Two weeks before: Finalize what guests are bringing, and finalize shopping lists. Do grocery shopping. Start making extra ice and store it in freezer bags.
One week before: Make any chutneys, glazes, jellies or relishes you need for your menu items. Purchase a frozen turkey and put it in the fridge to unthaw for three days if you are going to brine. If not, leave in freezer until three days before. Chop veggies for stuffing/dressing. Gather together decorating items and add missing/needed items to shopping list. Make arrangements for extra tables and chairs if needed. Do all the pre-meal, heavy cleaning inside and outside the house. Check the family games and movies to make sure all the pieces are there and everything works.
Three days before: Make any desserts that can be refrigerated. Pre-prep the appetizers. Start the process to brine your turkey, or place frozen turkey in refrigerator to thaw. Clean out the fridge. Double check with guests about their attendance and items they are bringing. Make cornbread for dressing and let sit out on the counter.
Two days before: Prepare side dishes that can be premade and refrigerated. Pull out dinnerware and serving pieces. Assemble casseroles and refrigerate. Chill beverages.
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The day of: Assemble any salads and trays in the morning. Plan to rest your turkey for 45minutes to 1 hour after baking so the juice does not leach from the meat, cook casseroles, rolls and any other last minute items that need baking/reheating during this hour.
An hour before: Start setting up the drink stations, bowls and platters. Put out appetizers, and other non-perishables. Make gravy.
Ten minutes before: Set out perishables.
Afterward: Place all dirty linens in washing machine. Fill dishwasher with dinnerware, silverware and glasses. Put away leftovers. Fill sink to soak pots and pans. Clear and clean kitchen counters and dining table. Organize the family playing games and watching movies. Run another load of dishes in the dishwasher, if needed. Have guests take home their dishware and chairs or any leftovers you are sharing.
Three days after: Send out thank you cards!
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Right leg cramps force Jones out early
Outfielder expects to play Saturday after receiving fluids
WASHINGTON -- Orioles outfielder Adam Jones left Friday's 5-3 victory against the Nationals prior to the bottom of the fourth inning with right leg cramps.
Jones texted MLB.com saying that he cramped up during his second at-bat, but he expects to be ready to play in Saturday's game. He received fluids in the club's training room and believes it is nothing serious.
"It was just sore," Jones said. "Let [Lou] Montanez go out there, and he got a knock. He had a fresh pair of legs, so no need for me to try and strain myself."
Jones put Baltimore on the scoreboard in the second inning with his fourth homer of the year, a two-run shot off Washington starter Scott Olsen's first pitch. He walked in his second plate appearance in the third.
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Three teenage girls now face charges for making a bomb threat.
The Washington County, TN Sheriff's Office says deputies arrested and charged three Daniel Boone High School students with Filing a False Report and Vandalism.
Authorities say the bomb threat was discovered on a bathroom wall on Tuesday, April 23 around 9:30 a.m.
Sheriff Ed Graybeal says the threat was discovered by another student. The school evacuated students and staff, while sheriff's deputies and school security searched the school.
The three females are currently being housed in the Washington County/Johnson City Regional Juvenile Detention Center and are scheduled to appear in court Friday morning.
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(305) 758-7782
Hours of Operation:
Sunday: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Saturday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm
Friday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm
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AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Asian, Korean, Sushi
Executive Chef:
Armando Litiatco
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Anything from Sushi to Asian and Americana cuisine, chef Armando Litiatco will cater your every desire.
Private Party Facilities:
We can close off certain areas of the restaurant for large parties and or functions.
Private Party Contact:
Yoko Takarada (305) 343-4306
Getting there
Cross Street:
Parking Details:
Street parking and Valet service offered
A word from Shokudo
Shokudo by World Resource Cafe
Shokudo meaning 'cafeteria' in Japanese, we have created a casual eatery featuring Asian favorites and street food. Spanning from Korea all the way down south to Vietnam, come find your comfort in our food.
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Food and service were great.
Server was knowledgable and made nice efforts for guest celebrating her birthday. Really enjoyed the pad Thai, seared scallop roll, Thai donuts, and cobbler dessert, to name a few. I had no complaints, and would definitely return again."
Dined on 8/2/2014
Went here on a whim- looking for
sushi near my Biscayne bay hotel and though I had left Miami many years ago I had no expectations for the Design district. To my surprise I ended up having one of the best, freshest sushi in a long time- not to mention that the place is very nicely decorated, intimate and you can actually have a conversation. Visit- you won't go wrong!"
Dined on 7/28/2014
I went there on a first date and
by request they sat us in a quiet corner. the Tuna tartar appetizer was excellent and then I had the Hamachi Jalapeno roll and the Chipotle Salmon and they were both excellent."
Dined on 6/7/2014
We decided to follow the waitress
suggestions and all of we order was delicious. Great service.. fully recommend it"
Dined on 5/20/2014
GREAT food. Relaxed, easy setting.
Nice wine list, sake, beer and drinks. Easy parking - out go-to for healthy sushi if we don't feel like cooking."
Dined on 5/16/2014
Shokudo was wonderful as always.
Highly recommend."
Dined on 4/27/2014
I have been to this restaurant a
few times and it never disappoints. I was there to meet for drinks and my friends who had never been there loved the atmosphere and the food was divine. "
Dined on 4/13/2014
Food and service was excellent.
The outdoor seating is very pleasant."
Dined on 4/12/2014
One of our favorite date night
restaurants. Reliably good food, knowledgable and professional staff, interesting menu. A bit difficult if you are paleo, but they will accommodate special requests."
Dined on 4/12/2014
So glad to have found another
sushi restaurant my husband and I really love. It has a very charming outdoor area, great wine, really good food, good service and the like. We greatly enjoyed our dinner here and will be back soon."
Dined on 4/5/2014
The ambience is fine and the food
is very good. There are some dishes that are excellent and one or two out of the 10 we ordered as a group that just were really bad so it is hit or miss. Don't rely on the servers for recs because that's what we did and those were the two really bad dishes. Go with what you really like to eat and don't be afraid to try things too. Overall good food, terrible parking options available, sketch neighborhood for restaurant, but good prices and had a good time in general."
Dined on 3/22/2014
Had dinner on 2/28. Great food,
reasonable prices, friendly staff and nice outdoor ambiance."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Bento box was good and plenty. I
love the outdoor area of the restaurant. Their curry is the best."
Dined on 2/19/2014
We have gone to Shokudo three
times, all for special occasions. the staff is well informed, engaging and welcoming. we have sat outside each time, and we love the feeling out there. and now about the food.....it is amazing. the unique dishes are not just original to be different, but are created with a lot of thought and talent. we come with our young children who have tried some dishes for the first time with such enjoyment. they now love the yellowtail sashimi with jalapenos and they are obsessed with the ceviche in coconut milk. we will definitely go back."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Yoko and her staff made my
daughter's birthday dinner a memorable and delicious one. Highly recommend this place."
Dined on 2/11/2014
Beautiful ambiance and delicious
food! Love this place!"
Dined on 2/1/2014
This restaurant is a bit north of
the customary Design District restaurants. It was great find a neat place with very good food and service. cant wait to go back with my regular friends"
Dined on 1/31/2014
Peruse the menu before you go. It
can be overwhelming. Food is terrific, the prices moderate , the patio charming but the service can be a bit slow. I will definitely return."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Although the approach to and the
location of this restaurant may make you wonder about its quality, let me assure you that the food will amaze you. The flavors, texture, composition and presentation is outstanding. It is well worth the trip from downtown Miami."
Dined on 12/29/2013
We had seen this restaurant
driving by and were curious to try it out. We went with another couple and all four of us had a great meal. The variety of food and the presentation were both very satisfying. The service was excellent; our waiter explained the various options and made very good recommendations. Will certainly go back and try other dishes. We had dinner inside but the patio on the back seems very attractive."
Dined on 12/28/2013
We picked this place as our last
night dinner at Miami. An excellent choice. We loved the food. We were visitors for Miami and not familiar the area. Seemed to be far off place during evening time."
Dined on 12/23/2013
Everything was great, 16 people is
hard to manage but our server did exceptional. The sushi was a treat, however the pad thai needed a little improvement. Our vegan members liked the noodles but thought it needed more veggies. Definitely going back, we were inside but the patio looked very cool and casual, have to try that next time. Also there is a very cool small bar in the back off the patio, very cool. Coconut Grover Foodys!"
Dined on 12/6/2013
Had a wonderful time at this
restaurant. The staff was helpful but not pushy and they seemed to really care that you enjoyed yourself. The food was outstanding and the ambiance was very romantic. We ate outside and have a really lovely time. Can't wait to go back!"
Dined on 11/22/2013
This was my third time at Shokudo.
Unfortunately they have reduced their menu :( Food is still great quality but for a Saturday night is was practically empty. Service was not good. The place was empty and the server kept on rushing us to get the order. Had to ask him several times that we would call him when ready. As soon as we ordered appetizers he wanted to take all our menus away and just leave one to pick our main course, party of 5 sharing one menu?! that was bizarre. Waiter was careless when picking things up from the table, dropping all the sauce on the table. I'm not sure if I will go again, it was a bit of a disappointment that after two other very good experiences this one was pretty bad."
Dined on 10/19/2013
We didn't decide to come here for
the sushi, but will definitely be back for more!! Unique options on the menu for foodies looking for something novel."
Dined on 10/12/2013
My girlfriend and i each got a
bento box and the flourless cardamom chocolate cake. Best lunch ever. So cheap too. Will definitely be going back soon."
Dined on 9/22/2013
We didn't know about this place as
its just north of the design district but the food and place is EXCELLENT!!!! Everything we ordered was amazing and the outdoor seating area is beautiful. A must visit if looking for Asian food near design district!"
Dined on 9/6/2013
This is a terrific new Asian
restaurant--modern, but not cold, friendly but not pretentious. Most importantly, the food was terrific--fresh, well-prepared and with high quality ingredients. The server was both knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Valet parking is reasonable ($4), and I recommend it unless you find a space right in front, as the neighborhood is still somewhat marginal. We will be returning."
Dined on 8/30/2013
great fresh food. portions were a
little small. great variety of dishes. fantastic service"
Dined on 8/24/2013
Thir restaurant tried to get too
many Asian cuisines right to succeed and any one. The sushi was adequate, Korean barely pasable (Bimimbap was only fair). Banchan are usually included at Korean restaurants but here, each is $3.00 and the portions were very small. Cannot recommend this place. Try a real Korean restaurant instead. The service was very marginal at this restaurant. Don't expect things to be done in a timely fashion or without speaking up to someone rushing by."
Dined on 8/17/2013
This is the second time I go to
Shokudo. The food is excellent. They have a varied and flavorful menu. Their sashimi is fresh, dumplings are to die for and the main course are outstanding. I have the ice cream for dessert, green tea and red bean are very unique and have a perfect flavor. They come wrapped in rice paper. I would definitely go again, there are many things on their menu that I still want to try. Service was friendly and attentive."
Dined on 7/18/2013
current favorite; go often since
discovering this super spot. great food, help and ambiance."
Dined on 6/8/2013
We've lived along the "upper east
side" of Miami for years now and have seen lots of culinary ventures come and go. Shokudo is a great addition to the Design District area of Miami and extends the trend of an accessible neighborhood vibe mixed with culinary smarts."
Dined on 5/31/2013
The hostess and the servers were
really nice, and as my wife entered the restaurant the chef greeted her at the podium and took her wet raincoat. At the time, she did not realize he was the chef, whose background includes Boulevard in San Francisco and Daniel in NYC. We loved everything that we ordered which consisted of: Dragon Roll NY Spicy Tuna Roll Octopus Tiradito Salmon Sushi Hamachi Sushi We each had a glass Estancia Chardonnay for only $3.25 per glass during Happy Hour which lasts until 7:30 pm. Next time, we will keep trying different menu items because so many other dishes on the menu looked delicious. Valet parking attendant was top notch."
Dined on 5/31/2013
Shokudo successfully offers a
variety of Asian foods: dumplings(including curry potato ... a must!), folded "bun" appetizers, skewers of foods, sushi & crudo, main courses (incl. a variety of noodles). Everything at Shokudo has a made-to-order taste. Good stock of ethnic wines and beers as well."
Dined on 5/27/2013
Best sushi I have had in
Midtown/Design District area!"
Dined on 5/26/2013
Food was delicious, service
excellent, server knew the menu and made great recommendations she was right on!"
Dined on 4/13/2013
A fusion delight for your taste
buds. Knowledgable friendly staff. In the Miami Design District so close to other haunts. Best thing to do is order many items a few at a time for all to enjoy. Explore....get loose on their really good Saki & Passion fruit YUM."
Dined on 4/12/2013
I loved World Resource so I'd been
wanting to go here for a while. First off, it's in a really bad area. It was my night to pick the restaurant and when we got there my boyfriend told me he used to do yoga right next door and apparently cars used to get broken into all the time. On top of that, the food is only ok. If it was close to my building I might go there to eat occasionally, but I don't see myself ever driving back over there for just "meh" food."
Dined on 4/10/2013
Had a great time. Food was
delicious! Waitress knew the menu very well and explain in detail all dishes. Loved the ambience and design of the restaurant. Will go back soon. This restaurant is in my list of new favorite places to go for quality food in a Very nice environment. Even met the owner :)"
Dined on 4/8/2013
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