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A Cure for Tattling: Hear No EvilDR. RAY GUARENDI
My son and daughter, ages eight and five, seem to be having a contest over who can tattle on the other more. I'm at the point where I don't want to hear another accusation of any kind. How can I end this constant tattling? Tattle Weary
Basic tattling comes in several forms. Most straightforward is the Do you know what he did? tattle, designed simply to get a sibling into hot water. "Mom, Cliff just climbed on the couch again." Here the tattler benevolently leaves the form of discipline up to you, the parent. He just wants to make sure you're aware of the transgression.
Then there's the more urgent Do something about him tattle. "Make Iris quit looking at me." In this instance, the tattle-worthy offense, looking, is brought to your attention, along with the demand that you do your parenting duty, now.
Most major league is the Don't just look at her, do something tattle. "I can't believe you're letting her talk to you like that. You never let me use that word, in that tone of voice, yet!" Here the tattler makes sure not only to point out what you're already aware of, but also to pressure you into feeling that if you don't take action, you're being lazy, unfair, or heaven forbid inconsistent in your discipline.
Probably the simplest way to silence tattling is to ignore it. Set up a house rule: Tattled words are unheard words. If you didn't see what happened, or if you have no solid evidence of misconduct, you will not act. Obviously, if you spy Rufus hanging upside down from the spouting or Harry shows you his bald spot where Cutler snipped a chunk of his hair while he was sleeping, you may want to investigate further. But, on the whole, the stuff of day-to-day tattling is highly ignorable, however highly irritating. Then, too, if you try to ferret out the degree of truth of every tattle, you risk opening a can of worms, filled with tattles and counter-tattles, but short on facts.
To quiet an inveterate tattler, one whose main aim seems to be to shadow his siblings and make their lives miserable by reporting to you in graphic detail every misstep, you might consider a more active approach. "Ripley, whenever you tattle on Angel, whatever happens to her will happen to you." For instance, if Angel has to sit inside for fifteen minutes because, according to Ripley, she flung the kickball over the house again after being tagged out, Ripley too will cool down for fifteen minutes inside. Essentially, his tattling is being directly disciplined because its sole intent is to make life difficult for his sister, not to guide you in her upbringing.
With either method, must you worry that you're teaching your kids never to monitor each other's behavior and never to act responsibly if the situation calls for it? Absolutely not. Tattling is a far cry from genuine sibling concern. Tattling is endlessly bringing to your attention minor scrapes and childish conduct that you'd be better off just overlooking. A chronic tattler knows, or will quickly learn, what you'll attend to and what you won't.
There's a bright side to tattling. It should leave no doubt in your mind that your kids know exactly what you expect. Even while Polly is tattling, she is also telling you loud and clear that she knows what is right and what is wrong, what is allowed and what isn't.
Ray Guarendi. "A Cure for Tattling: Hear No Evil."
Reprinted with permission of Ray Guarendi.
Raymond N. Guarendi, aka Dr. Ray, is a practicing clinical psychologist and authority on parenting and behavioral issues active in the Catholic niche media. Guarendi is an advocate of common sense approaches to child rearing and discipline issues. Guarendi received his B.A. and M.A. at Case Western Reserve University in 1974, and his Ph.D. at Kent State University in 1978. He is the author of You're a better parent than you think!: a guide to common-sense parenting, Good Discipline, Great Teens, Adoption: Choosing It, Living It, Loving It; Straight Answers to Hearfelt Questions, Discipline that lasts a lifetime: the best gift you can give your kids, and Back to the Family.
Copyright © 2004 Ray Guarendi
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|23 Dec 2011
Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
Skyrim Optimization Mod
Tests show that the "Markath FPS Death Zone" went from ~20FPS without the plugin to ~30FPS with the plugin, framebuffer size 2560x1600, everything maxed except no AA. Not joking or trolling; that's just the worst CPU-bound case I could think of.
Things I'd like to note here:
Only a fraction of the speedup comes from using SSE2 code. The original exe also uses SSE2 code, just not in the right places where it is truly needed. This could've been prevented by using automated SSE2 vectorization and/or another math library. Interestingly, in this case, it's the dot product function that has been rewritten, which is somewhat ironically the #1 textbook example for automated vectorization in compiler demos.
Much of the speedup is gained by manually eliminating (only possible if the entire function can be reduced to 5 bytes or less), or at least simplifying calls along the critical code paths as far as possible. This doesn't even produce nearly as good results as an optimizing compiler could have because of many restrictions a compiler doesn't have to deal with in the first place, so every optimizing compiler can do and usually does an excellent job at this if told to do it. Skyrim would probably experience an execution speed gain of over 100% just by applying this single optimization, as it has drastic consequences to the amount of code that could be detected as being redundant and thus completely eliminated. I know that sounds exaggerated, and normally would be, but it isn't when you've read and profiled enough of the code to know just how bad the compiled code is.
Just 3 functions have truly been rewritten, everything else is either a variant form or an instruction-level simplification of functions consisting of things like "return *this;" which are at the very top in the profiled list because the compiler was obviously told not to inline it. So, every time a certain kind of pointer needs to be dereferenced, the game will call a lengthy function to do what can be (and is) replaced by a single instruction. Fixing this manually isn't feasible after a certain point, but the compiler can do this for the whole binary at the cost of just a few seconds extra compiling time and much better than ever possible by a human (at least at these code dimensions).
In general, the TESV code has pretty high register pressure. A huge part of this is simply due to the completely missing optimizations which would otherwise eliminate the unneeded allocations, but an x86_64 build would also definitely help improving this condition.
Jump targets are completely unaligned, including the so-called hot targets which are hit millions of times in short periods, leading to cache stress due to multiple fetches being required to execute a jump, whether correctly predicted or not. Optimizing compilers can automatically align them properly.
I guess I don't have to mention how bad the threading is; this isn't trivial to fix though. Just sad that it's almost 2012 and this thing can't even properly use two threads. Besides all the other obvious flaws, this is the main reason why the game is so strongly limited by the CPU. Single-core speed didn't grow nearly as much as the number of cores did. Everyone knew it 10 years ago, but back then they could still just wait for the hardware to provide the additional power needed to run the sloppy code - this trick doesn't work anymore.
Yeah, Skyrim is a nice game, but many obstacles we've got here have trivial fixes compared to the size of their respective payoffs (little to none extra coding required). Especially with over 10 million copies already sold, I somewhat expect that it will at least run on recent hardware without sub-30 framerates.
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Modders and coders amaze me they can do so much and have such huge impacts on games performance, yet the people who make the game can't achieve this themselves lol.
By the sounds of it soon it will run on netbooks (joke) lol
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im going to try this currently can only get around 30fps more fps wont hurt :P
one problem though i dont get how to install this read readme still dont get it ........
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Tasteless Christmas Gifts (2009 Edition)
Each year, every family manages to collect a few bad taste christmas presents. Right?
Here are three of my favourites from this Xmas:
Lego Pirate Ship
After the Somalian pirate attacks in late 2008, it really ought to be time to villanise pirates, not celebrate their stereotype. But just look how cool it is; the captain even has a wooden leg and a hook for a hand!
Going bankrupt is no longer something to take lightheartedly. Playing Monopoly this Christmas was not as fun as usual - instead it brought home the very real possibility of losing your house to a man in a sportscar - or just going to jail for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
It also makes you realise that £200 suddenly looks like a good wage again to lots of people.
The Manchurian Candidate
A vision of the 2008 election that features a black guy, a war hero and a feisty old white woman. Time to let the dust settle on this one for a bit, don't you think?
(Thanks to mondayne for the Monopoly photo, and to Lego for being awesome.)
What we gobbled this Christmas
This Christmas, my family's dinner menu included:
- 25th December - Turkey Dinner
- 26th December - Turkey Sandwiches
- 27th December - Turkey Stock & Vegetable Soup
- 28th December - Turkey Curry
- 29th December - Turkey Casserole
- 30th December - Turkey Sushi
- 31st December - Turkey and Sweetcorn Chinese Soup
It all seemed strangely reminiscent of this Fawlty Towers scene:
Also, here are some of my recent sushi creations:
This is the start of something new
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Adding value to video is a compelling value proposition for cities and municipalities who have money to spend. For example, in Pittsboro, the video surveillance solution helps the police department leverage more fully its staff and accomplish more with less. It is also used in the parks areas to monitor pools, lakes and chemical storage facilities and catch vandals. For the streets departments, it is used to gauge supply storage levels, monitor fleet vehicles and review tool and equipment status and usage.
"We always go all in with our customers and do the best or won't do it at all," said Thomas.
New value to solutions
Some companies are showing additional value in systems with out of the box, unique specifications. For example, Heath Gaffney, a MOBOTIX/Pivot3 integrator in Nashua, N.H., and president at IMSYS Corp., ordinary doesn't apply to his contracting capabilities—and that's what his customers like. Gaffney recently contracted for ongoing work at the Bergen County Sheriff's office in Bergen County, N.J. At the municipality, his team designed the software that tracks officers and judges with active RFID technologies. Called IPAS Secure, the software solution allows the RFID equipment to not only monitor persons in the courthouse area, but also is incorporated into access control and allows for a live video feed once the panic or duress button is activated. "In the control center, it provides opening and closing of mantraps or 'Sally' ports and provides instant notification of any activities," said Gaffney.
The IMSYS Presence Awareness System is a real-time tracking and access control solution also available from the firm. IPAS Secure is designed to provide real-time visibility of people and assets and to enable automated data collection of asset information, including location. The configurable software application uses active RFID tags and readers to track the location of people and assets throughout secure facilities. Combined with industry standard access control, e.g. HID Global, IPAS Secure gives customers the ability to monitor and manage facilities and key business processes.
"IMSYS software solutions provide real, ongoing cost savings by applying proven technology products and methodology to real-world operations. Doing more with less and improving the bottom line by eliminating errors and the duplication of effort can be achieved," Gaffney said.
"Initially, we only did the active RFID for the Sheriff's department and then migrated to the IPAS video management system. We provide a high level of integration and we are the smarts and parts for these solutions," he said.
For Stanley Security Solutions Inc., city and municipal customers seem to be spending but are cautious of potential budget cuts from sequestering, because it hasn't fully taken effect, said Ross Gaisor, senior security advisor—local/city/state government, Fremont, Calif., and Paul Retzbach PMP, PSP and vice president-Government, Washington, D.C.
PSIM brings it all together
"Cities and municipalities are definitely looking at doing more with less and looking for lower total cost of ownership," said Ross Gaisor. "They are also looking for scalable solutions that they can move into in the future," he said. He added that the state of California is anticipating a loss of $600 million with anticipated budget cuts.
"It's a real concern locally—because we haven't seen the full effects yet," he said.
Paul Retzbach said that for city and municipality customers, solutions that integrate systems such as PSIM are ever-more in focus, as it allows these entities to do more with less. "PSIM brings information together in one area and one system for these users. Instead of having to be trained in four different systems, they have one solution. We are seeing a lot of security departments moving to a single network for video surveillance as well," he said.
Gaisor added that for cities and municipalities, the allure and benefits of PSIM are real and attainable. "They currently have many different platforms and various solutions and they have found that they can take advantage of it with PSIM and it's an economical way to protect their existing investment." Stanley Security Solutions has deployed the Stanley Commander PSIM Solution at the Riverside, Calif., Public Utilities Facility and Operations Center with positive results, allowing personnel to quickly and effectively respond to system alerts and automatically call up cameras and activate lights and also assist with work flow process decisions.


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Weather Channel Brings Back Dave Schwartz, My Friend
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Like most of you who have found your way to this website, we are long-time viewers of The Weather Channel who were stunned, saddened, and even angered to learn that weathercaster Dave Schwartz was let go from that network in November of 2008, soon after TWC had come under the auspices of NBC-Universal./p>
Presumably, TWC's new ownership believed that radically changing the network, including reworking its on-camera lineup, would translate into an increase in audience size and encourage changes in viewing habits that would lead to greater profit for NBC-Universal. But we believe the decision to eliminate the irreplaceable Dave Schwartz was a mistake, and that NBC-Universal failed to fully appreciate the loyal and affectionate following he had built throughout his 17 years on the air at TWC.
Dave made an invaluable connection with so many viewers, owed to the credibility he brought to TWC by virtue of his comprehensive knowledge of all things meteorological, his enthusiasm for informing his audience, and his friendly, genuine, at times quirky - but always entertaining - style. Though arguably not "mainstream" as weathercasters go, Dave Schwartz not only managed to appeal to hardcore weather geek and ordinary vacation planner alike, but also become must-watch TV for legions of TWC viewers.
Sure - back in the day, our grandmothers enjoyed watching their favorite weathercasters on the local news for a few minutes each night. But in an era in which there are hundreds of stations from which viewers may choose, Dave Schwartz on TWC became "appointment TV" for everyone from college students and night owls who wanted something more interesting and entertaining than the usual late night fare (who often tuned in for an hour or two at a time) - to people who simply were looking for a reliable, accessible and informative weather segment, brought to them by someone who cared about it.
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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
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- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
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- Executive Chef: Eugun Mati
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A classic French brasserie in the heart of Covent Garden"s Opera Quarter.Continued
Set just 50 yards back from the Piazza, Boulevard Brasserie is one of the area's iconic fixtures. Serving great food since 1991, this grande dame of brasseries is the perfect place to soak up Covent Garden's unique and vibrant atmosphere.
Set over three intimate floors, the décor reflects a true sense of Parisian style. Its continuing success and location ensures a bustling venue that attracts not just theatre goers but also draws a diverse crowd of locals, tourists and business people. Whether you come to dine on your own, with colleagues, friends or loved ones, there is always a warm welcome for you.
Set just 50 yards back from the Piazza, Boulevard Brasserie is one of the area's iconic fixtures. Serving great food since 1991, this grande dame of brasseries is the perfect place to soak up Covent Garden's unique and vibrant atmosphere.
Set over three intimate floors, the décor reflects a true sense of Parisian style. Its continuing success and location ensures a bustling venue that attracts not just theatre goers but also draws a diverse crowd of locals, tourists and business people. Whether you come to dine on your own, with colleagues, friends or loved ones, there is always a warm welcome for you.
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- Great service!RunaDined on 24/10/2014We went with a group of six for a birthday meal on a busy friday night. We thought the service was great. The waiter we had was extremely welcoming and pleasant. A lovely restaurant with good food and a warm ambiance. i would recommend the fish soup for the starter.....very tasty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ambience and good foodKristinaDined on 22/10/2014The restaurant has a beautiful french decor and the service is outstanding. Every single waiter/bartender/host were extremely welcoming and pleasant. The food was good and the waiters made good recommendations.Special Features:
- Great pre-theatre mealDanielleVIPDined on 22/10/2014We dined here on Weds lunchtime before heading to the theatre and had a great deal of 50% off food. The choice was extensive and the food very good.Special Features:
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- Reliable regularChiswellDinerDined on 20/10/2014Just down from the Royal Opera House this is the ideal place for pre show dinner. Always come here and the last few visits have been really good, the current team are on top of their game.Special Features:
- theatre breakscofferDined on 19/10/2014booked the sunday roast menu at £20 for 3 courses plus a bellini, good value plus a good selection to choose from. Staff very friendly and helpfull, nice vibe about the place. Would recommend. Just be aware there is a 12.5 % service charge added to the bill.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good pre/post tbeatre choiceSeriousFoodieDined on 19/10/2014Good honest nice french brasserie food in pleasant surroundings. Good service and a nice ambience. Confit of duck and fish & chips very nice. Eton mess for pudding really tasty. Fantastically convenient for the theatre, for example our walk to the Theatre Royal took about 30 seconds !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OldieVIPDined on 17/10/2014Boulevard Brasserie met our needs - 2 retirees and a teenager - being in Covent Garden and providing a pleasant and relaxing environment in which to talk. Service was slow to get going, but once we had placed our order it went smoothly, and all the staff were pleasant. Two of us had fish and one had steak, and we all enjoyed our 3 courses.Special Features:
- 5 stars says it allFergieDined on 17/10/2014My wife and I had the perfect pre-theatre supper last Friday. A friendly welcome,excellent food and service provided an ideal start to the evening. This was the second time we have been to the Boulevard and we will certainly be coming again.Special Features:
- nightingaleDined on 17/10/2014we had a lovely evening pre theatre, great service, food really good, and a lovely ambience. our waiter was friendly and efficient, love this place which is without pretention and is what it is, good food at affordable prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice dining experienceLivinlifeDined on 16/10/2014Charming bistro. Friendly and attentive staff but not overbearing. Extensive menu with a very good choice. Good selection of wine. Good cocktails. Tables a little close so not ideal for business meetings. Nice ambience. Would definitely return and recommend.Special Features:
- Boulevard Brasserie OutstandingBillGDined on 16/10/2014The Boulevard Brasserie, is the perfect location for Lunch or Dinner, the menu selection is varied and will appeal to all, its pricing is reasonable, its even has a set menu at a fantastic price and is part of the OpenTable Restaurant Booking service, so there maybe some excellent discounts on offer.Special Features:
- Good place to recommendJorteenDined on 15/10/2014Service is good, food is fantastic. The environment is romantic and nice. RecommendSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sangloVIPDined on 15/10/2014Excellent food and great atmosphere. The Boef Bourgignon was delicious !
- great food and servicejlllDined on 14/10/2014Food was great. I had duck leg which was delicious! My friend had fish which was nice too. However, I didn't like the dessert (ginger cheesecake) as much....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sangloVIPDined on 14/10/2014lovely food and treat atmosphere all round ! Can highly recommend !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- gourmet2VIPDined on 14/10/2014The opentable 50% off the a la carte menu represents excellent value. The range of dishes is well though out and the standard of cuisine of a high standard. The boeuf bourgignon was excellent and well presented. The service in a busy restaurant was friendly and respectful - we were never left waiting. To be recommended.Special Features:
- Cheery food on a wet dayManabouttownDined on 13/10/2014We arrived on a wet Monday lunchtime. Not many diners, almost certainly reflecting the weather and the day, and hence not the usual level of pleasant background conversation and chatter expected in a brasserie. Combined with plain decor, scores down on ambience. This was more than made up for however by considered, attentive service and food that surpassed the simple menu descriptions. A real effort had been made in the kitchen. Good selection of traditional French brasserie favourites. Onion soup and boeuf bourguignon both nicely executed, with evident care and pride in the result. Piping hot, as they should be. We had booked with the 50% offer and this was included in the bill without the need for any request.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a Pleasure!PiggyVIPDined on 12/10/2014I have been to the Boulevard Brasserie quite a few times and always thoroughly enjoy it. It's my "go to" place in Covent Garden with friends for Sunday lunch. The waiters are very engaging and attentive and actually look like they are enjoying themselves which is a bonus these days! We had Sunday lunch. The food was of very good quality and portion sizes just right. The ambience here is french brasserie style with some lovely art deco touches.Special Features:
- 2ofusDined on 11/10/2014We were shown to a delightful table by the window so that we could watch the excitement of the evening go by. We were given Kir Royal champagne cocktails on the house as they knew it was my birthday. Both waiters who served us were charming and really made us feel welcome and special. On the arrival of the dessert; in which they had placed a lighted candle; they sang Happy Birthday. This has definitely gone to the top of our list of favourite restaurants. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/10/2014Excellent eveing and very good and refiendly service. Never had a bad meal here.Special Features:
- Perfect!sangioveseDined on 11/10/2014Great for location...literally just off the piazza. Atmosphere reserved, airy and pleasant....not crammed in like others in the area, and quite believably French. Suited us well -, brilliant to get a French with good veggie options and fois gras and duck for Jack Spratt. All food and drink lovely except courgette which wasn't cooked in the veggie main dish. We will return!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Gem of Covent GardenChiswickianDined on 8/10/2014Second visit to this restaurant (the first was in a group of 6). This visit was mid-week at lunchtime and far less crowded which made conversation easier for us oldies! The food was traditional French and I loved the idea of a Kir Royal as an aperitif include in the daily special. The service level was excellent and the suggested wine delightful. Would thoroughly recommend it for either a business or social meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and serviceNFieldDined on 7/10/2014We returned to this restaurant which was a positive experience. Had salmon fishcake as a starter and lemon sole for main, which was both prepared perfectly and tasted lovely. Our waiters Alixandra and Abdel both did an excellent job, and we were served a Kir Royal on the House to celebrate my birthday, which made the evening even more special. Would recommend it for romantic dinner or catch up time with friends and family.Special Features:
- Great mealNicciluvseatingoutDined on 6/10/2014We ate at the Brasserie on Monday night and had a wonderful meal. The pace of the meal was just right. We weren't hassled into ordering starters or side orders and were offered water straight away. We had chateaubriand which was cooked perfectly. We had desserts- a creme brûlée and an Eton mess both were again very tasty. Wine was well priced. We felt the restaurant was a good find and offered good value for money. We would definitely eat there again
- 4th timeDawebellDined on 5/10/2014This was our 4th visit, taking advantage of the 50% off deal. Food is always of a good standard, service is friendly and the half price deal is incredible value for money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wouldn't go there againgoldilocksDined on 5/10/2014Went there with my mum as wanted to treat her to smth nice unfortunately was very disappointed. The food was very mediocre, nothing special at all and definitely not worth the money. It was way too salty and the presentation was lacking any kind of sophistication. What's more, when I asked for the bill, I received a full price bill even though the waiter knew exactly that we booked the 50% off food offer as he was the one that presented us with the a la carte menu. Was he hoping that I'm not going to ask for the 50% off offer not too embarrass myself?? Very cheeky... would definitely not recommend that place.
- Wonderful food, great serviceTattieDined on 5/10/2014Took advantage of the 50% off deal for a pre-Opera early evening meal; resulted in a superb experience in very pleasant surroundings. The Opera was almost an anti-climax! The food was superb; the option to order a carafe of wine rather than a full bottle plus the ability to share a starter and a desert between the two of us as part of the discount deal meant that we left full, relaxed and extremely satisfied for a bill of little more than £50, service included. Absolutely outstanding for this corner of Covent Garden. Just the right amount of hustle and bustle to provide an authentic brasserie experience, with efficient, professional and friendly front of house and waiting staff. I've no doubt we'll be back.Special Features:
- Started better than it finishedVictoriaDined on 5/10/2014Are here for a pre-theatre birthday lunch with my mother & young son. Tables are very close together but as the restaurant wasn't full it wasn't a problem, I don't think id be so keen if fully booked. Good choice of food, we had the set Sunday menu & the roast dinner was great, my son loved the huge Yorkshire pudding ! Food was tasty, hot & portions ample. It was a shame that a muck up with the bill took nearly 25 minutes to resolve, but better late than never !Special Features:
- happycustomerDined on 5/10/2014Very nice meal, excellent service. Standard address for Sunday lunch when I'm visiting the UK.Special Features:
- great night outanonDined on 4/10/2014Nice time catching up with friends over a lovely mealSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Late but great night out!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/10/2014Although staff were at one point a little tetchy because our disabled friend was an hour late arriving in his wheelchair -it being Saturday night and very busy with tables pre-booked etc, they were so helpful and in the end managed to accommodate us the whole evening (we were about the last ones to leave!) It meant we wouldn't have to go and try to find a different place/venue with comfortable wheelchair access to finish our night out. I would highly recommend this restaurant if you want the ambience/friendliness of staff/ helpfulness and of course great food/drink reasonably priced.Special Features:
- All we could have hoped forfrancophileDined on 1/10/2014Excellent food, great brasserie ambiance and welcoming and attentive service.I would recommend this to a friend.
- MrAverageDined on 1/10/2014Good food reasonably priced, relaxed but buzzy at lunchtime, attentive service, decent house white wineSpecial Features:
- Fine Fish DishdelicieuxVIPDined on 30/9/2014We often eat at Boulevard Brasserie ans the 50% deal makes it exceptionally good value. This time around my dining companion and I both had the tuna steak served on a bed of Mediterranean vegetables with a side order of potatoes Dauphinoise; one of the steaks rare, the other well done. We were both very happy with the food and the presentation. Personally I found mine delicious. Only one gripe: the background music was a little loud for my taste, which detracted from the ambience somewhat. Apart from that, all fine.Special Features:
- Pre-operaIRofRVIPDined on 30/9/2014Pleasant venue for a bite before crossing the road to Covent Garden. We both had the salmon, well-cooked, and accompanied by a tasty sautéed potato concoction. The fact that they would honour the Open Table 50% price reduction on food only with one specific day-menu, which was not clear on booking, made the price somewhat disappointing. Service was slick and efficient. I would recommend, but suggest you clarify the terms and conditions at time of making reservation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ideal pre-theatre at Covent GardenBobWDined on 29/9/2014We eat before going to the theatre in the Covent Garden area quite frequently and as often as not decide to eat at the Boulevard Brasserie where the food is excellent, the service extremely attentive, and you have total confidence that they will ensure that you make the start time of the show. We went this week and we've just booked again for next week! Enough said!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dinner.TeddDined on 28/9/2014Nice restaurant in excellent location. Great tasty food and outstanding value with the 50% off food offerSpecial Features:
- Pre-theatre mealheliotropemumDined on 27/9/2014We had a lovely meal in the restaurant. We were asked whether we would like a table in the livelier (more bistro) section or the quieter section which really suited us. The tables are quite close together if you are looking for a quiet dinner for two, but the atmosphere was lovely and relaxed. French framed posters add to the ambience of a bustling French brasserie. Waiters were attentive and the service efficient and friendly. The food was good (I chose from the pre-theatre menu and my husband from the a la carte) - and the French Revolution cocktails are a must! The fig and ham salad starter was delicious.Special Features:
- Excellent value for moneyHullcitytigeressDined on 27/9/2014Booked the 2 courses and a Kir Royale for £17.50. Food very good-service extremely attentive-we arrived 45 minutes early and they took no time to accomodate us. we had a very bored 6 year old with us but the waiter was lovely and talked to her throughout-he made us feel very relaxed and welcome. On booking i made a comment that we were celebrating a 40th birthday-complimentary cake and a champagne cocktail for the birthday girl. A lovely dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Register Special Vehicles in North Dakota
North Dakota's flat, open landscape may look dull to the eye, but for snowmobile riders and all-terrain vehicle (ATV) owners it represents off-road freedom. The popularity of these vehicles, especially snowmobiles, has demanded oversight by North Dakota's Department of Transportation (NDDOT) in the form of registration.
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First things first: In order to operate an ATV you must own a driver's license or a learner's permit.
If you're 12 to 16 years old, you can only drive an ATV if you have an Off-Highway Vehicle Safety Training certificate unless you have a driver's license or learner's permit. For more information on this training course see the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department website.
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You'll be issued a registration certificate and number. The license number must be affixed to the rear of the left front fender.
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To register a snowmobile you need to complete an Application for Certificate of Title & Registration of a Vehicle (Form SFN 2872). Drop this off with at any motor vehicle office along with a registration fee of $5 registration fee and a trail tax fee of $35.
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Protecting sensitive information both inside and outside of the firewall
Outside the Firewall
Document security outside the firewall is quite simple. Once digital files leave your network for legitimate use, they are mostly out of your control. The one thing that distinguishes electronic assets from physical assets is that they can be in more than one location at once; in fact, when they leave your network maliciously, they are gone forever. That is the troubling truth about electronic documents.
Do not think that passwords are going to keep things safe either. As with documents inside the firewall, if someone with malicious intent comes across a password-protected document, odds are it can be opened. Passwords can often be guessed. If not, there are numerous commercial tools to crack passwords on practically any type of file.
My favorite file password cracking tools (www.elcomsoft.com) can crack practically any type of file password: PDF, ZIP, Word, Excel, Outlook — you name it. As with many security-related tools, these are legitimate business tools, but all it takes is someone with ill-intent using them in malicious ways to create problems for your business. Obviously you can't control all documents outside the firewall all of the time, but there are some solutions that every business leader needs to have on his or her radar.
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Controlling document security is actually pretty tricky. It takes a combination of savvy network administrators, policy supported by management and enforced with technology, educated users and a little bit of luck. The most important thing to get a handle on document security is to determine what is located where. This begins with information classification and ends with knowing where the files are actually stored. There are vendors such as Kayseon (www.kayseon.com) and StoredIQ (www.storediq.com) that specialize in helping with both. If the budget is limited for now, network administrators and security managers can perform a scan of the network for open shares and improperly secured files. Once the weaknesses are uncovered, a simple tweaking of network access controls can do wonders. The problem with this more manual method is that it is inefficient given the number of documents constantly coming and going.
Other technology solutions include data leak prevention (DLP) by companies such as Verdasys (www.verdasys.com) and digital rights management (DRM) by companies such as Liquid Machines www.liquidmachines.com). Other preventative tools — especially for protection outside the firewall — include encrypting laptop hard drives and USB thumb drives. You can even require users to encrypt documents at the file level using ZIP compression and encryption before they leave the network. The only problem is that relying on users for security controls such as this is often unreliable.
Regardless of the technologies you use to protect your electronic documents, you must get your users involved. It is imperative to make everyone aware of what is at risk. User education is never 100-percent reliable, but it is better than nothing at all. Furthermore, if you do end up having a document-related security breach and can prove company policy and employee comprehension, your business will have something to fall back on.
I would venture to claim that no organization — regardless of size or industry — is immune to document security weaknesses. Now is the time to start getting things under control.
Kevin Beaver is an independent information security consultant, keynote speaker and expert witness with Atlanta-based Principle Logic LLC where he specializes in performing independent information security assessments. He has authored/co-authored seven books on information security including "Hacking for Dummies" and "Hacking Wireless Networks for Dummies" (Wiley). He is also the creator of the Security On Wheels information security audio books and blog providing security learning for IT professionals on the go. He can be reached at email@example.com.
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BATON ROUGE, La. -- Walking out of LSU's fan day on Saturday, a young boy smiled with a Les Miles signed football, his prize for the day.
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Thu Jul 29, 2010 3:15 pm Pirates released RHP Brendan Donnelly.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly was a huge bust after signing a one-year, $1.35 million contract over the winter, posting a 5.58 ERA and a 26/25 K/BB ratio over 38 appearances. The 39-year-old right-hander was designated for assignment by the club on Sunday.
Sun Jul 25, 2010 5:54 pm Pirates designated RHP Brendan Donnelly for assignment.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Pirates signed Donnelly to a one-year, $1.35 million contract with performance-based incentives over the winter using money they saved by non-tendering closer Matt Capps. How's that working out? The 38-year-old Donnelly had one stint on the disabled list and posted a 5.58 ERA in 38 games while healthy.
Wed May 19, 2010 8:08 pm Brendan Donnelly (oblique) will be activated from the disabled list Thursday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly has been out of commission since April 28 due to a left oblique strain. He will resume his role as a setup man once activated.
Source: Pirates.mlb.com
Mon May 17, 2010 5:49 pm Brendan Donnelly (oblique) is scheduled to throw a simulated game on Tuesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Assuming he suffers no setbacks, there's a chance he could be activated for the start of the club's homestand on Wednesday. Donnelly has been sidelined since April 27 due to a left oblique strain.
Source: MLBlogs.com
Mon May 10, 2010 9:15 am Brendan Donnelly (oblique) played catch indoors on Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly is still at least a week from returning to big league action, and possibly two. He was placed on the disabled list last week -- retroactive to April 28 -- with a left oblique strain and left behind a 7.00 ERA and 2.00 WHIP. "It would be a stretch to get him back before the next homestand," Pirates manager John Russell said after Sunday's loss to the Cardinals.
Source: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Sun May 2, 2010 8:14 pm Brendan Donnelly is day-to-day with what he described as discomfort in his left side.
Fantasy Source Spin: He's been sidelined since Tuesday, but the tight-lipped Bucs decided not to reveal the injury until Sunday. Donnelly doesn't think he will have to go on the disabled list. With the Pirates bullpen already employing eight pitchers, there shouldn't be a need for him to do so.
Source: MLB.com
Sat Jan 16, 2010 3:18 pm According to Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com, right-hander Brendan Donnelly will make a $1.5 million base salary in his new one-year contract with the Pirates.
Fantasy Source Spin: If that wasn't questionable enough, he could make up to $3 million with incentives. The 38-year-old Donnelly was very effective in 30 appearances with the Marlins last season, tallying a 1.78 ERA, 1.22 WHIP and 25/9 K/BB ratio over 25 1/3 innings, but he hasn't pitched in more than 30 games since 2006.
Source: Jerry Crasnick on Twitter
Fri Nov 27, 2009 9:11 am Free agent reliever Brendan Donnelly is hoping he won't have to settle for another minor league contract this offseason.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly signed a minor league deal with the Rangers last spring and eventually wound up in south Florida. He went 3-0 with a 1.78 ERA, striking out 25 batters in 25 1/3 innings for the Marlins, but he's 38 years old and the current economic climate hasn't been too friendly to veterans. "I can't imagine having to take a Minor League deal this year," said the right-hander. "I think I've answered the questions that need to b answered on the field."
Source: Marlins.mlb.com
Tue Sep 8, 2009 3:02 pm Marlins activated RHP Brendan Donnelly from the 15-day disabled list.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly has been sidelined since August 23 due to a strained right calf. A welcome return, the 38-year-old veteran right-hander has a 2.04 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in 21 appearances this season.
Sun Aug 23, 2009 11:12 am Marlins placed RHP Brendan Donnelly on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right calf.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly suffered the injury Saturday night while attempting to field a Matt Diaz sacrifice bunt. He's 2-0 with a 2.04 ERA in 21 appearances this season and will be sorely missed by the Marlins.
Sat Aug 22, 2009 11:27 pm Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez said Saturday that Brendan Donnelly (calf) is likely headed for the disabled list.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly suffered a calf strain Saturday evening while trying to field a Matt Diaz bunt. He is 2-0 with a 2.04 ERA in 21 appearances this season. The Marlins will probably call up another reliever to replace him.
Source: Associated Press
Sun Jul 5, 2009 10:54 am Marlins signed RHP Brendan Donnelly to a minor league contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly, 37, had an 8.56 ERA, a 2.20 WHIP and a 8/10 K/BB ratio in 13 2/3 innings last season for the Indians. He'll prove himself at Triple-A New Orleans before being activated to the Marlins' roster.
Sun Mar 1, 2009 1:32 pm Brendan Donnelly hasn't pitched in a spring game because of a strained rhomboid muscle in his shoulder.
Fantasy Source Spin: Probably a case of too much, too soon for Donnelly, who reportedly was throwing better than anyone else on the team at the beginning of Rangers camp. He's day-to-day.
Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Sat Feb 7, 2009 9:54 pm Rangers signed RHP Brendan Donnelly to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly, who underwent Tommy John surgery in 2007, returned last August and gave up 13 runs in 13 2/3 innings for Texas. He'll compete to make the Rangers as a middle reliever.
Tue Aug 5, 2008 10:28 am Making his way back from Tommy John surgery, Brendan Donnelly has a 1.80 ERA and 5/1 K/BB ratio in five innings at Triple-A.
Fantasy Source Spin: It won't take much more for the Indians to add Donnelly to their mess of a bullpen. "His track back has been pretty consistent," manager Eric Wedge said. "We'll want to take a look at him. That probably goes both ways."
Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tue Mar 25, 2008 9:26 pm Brendan Donnelly reported to spring training on Monday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly is recovering from Tommy John surgery and will miss at least the first half of the season. He'll stay in Florida for extended spring training, and should throw his first bullpen session in mid-April. The Indians hope he'll be ready to start pitching in games in early August, but a lot could go wrong before then.
Source: Indians.mlb.com
Tue Mar 25, 2008 9:26 pm Brendan Donnelly reported to spring training on Monday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Donnelly is recovering from Tommy John surgery and will miss at least the first half of the season. He'll stay in Florida for extended spring training, and should throw his first bullpen session in mid-April. The Indians hope he'll be ready to start pitching in games in early August, but a lot could go wrong before then.
Source: Indians.mlb.com
Sat Dec 15, 2007 10:37 pm Brendan Donnelly said it was untrue he purchased steroids from Kirk Radomski while with the Angels in 2004.
Fantasy Source Spin: "In 2004 I was having multiple health issues and was concerned about not getting on the field fast enough," Donnelly said in a statement. "I made a phone call to Radomski about a substance called Anavar. Once I learned Anavar was classified as a steroid I realized that was not an option. That was the end of it. Yes I called him. But I did not purchase or receive anything from him and have never taken Deca or Anavar. I fully support the current drug testing program put in place by Major League Baseball and agree with their efforts to widen the testing."
Source: Boston Herald