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According to Inc.com's article, employees were happier when their companies are perceived to be environmentally friendly. They defined company rankings from Vanno.com's "environmental performance" category that measure factors including recycling, clean/renewable energy usage, sustainability, conservation and preservation.
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My company has worked towards going green, but as a large hospital, the transition has been slow. Recently, they supplied each employee with a personal paper recycling bin, and although that may not have affect morale, I have noticed my co-workers using them, which makes me happy!
Some companies definitely do it for the ring reasons but right or wrong I'm glad that this is a "trend." I think for employees that care this makes a big difference in overall happiness.
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anything new in Chico? taco truck rec's?
- toodie jane Jun 25, 2006 08:29 PM
Going to visit family again (why do we always go in summer?!)and are looking for any chowish places--anything new that's not a chain. May be with non-chowish senior relatives who like a good value. (not necessarily cheap)
Last year we had a disastrous Mexican meal near Safeway on Nord Ave., but later had a decent lunch across town next to Great Harvest bread store. Visited the Coop and got some of that wonderful Sierra Nevada cream cheese. Going again to see what else they have. Also going to hit the creamery now that I know where it is! (and visit cute Little Red Hen, but that's another topic!)
Have seen lots of taco trucks, don't know which to try. Any favorites? How is Tres Hombres for food these days?
Any chowish attractions you might rec? Fruit stands, nut growers etc.
Any help greatly appreciated.
This will be a quick post...I'll try to think of more ideas(makes me sad I don't have a bunch off the top of my head).
Chowish attractions...Farmer's market Sat 7:30 to 1 on Wall Street between 2nd & 3rd. Also we have one Thurs night downtown, I think it starts at 6. There is a map of agricultural attractions but I'm drawing a blank...the Sierra _____ Trail - has a peach orchard, olive oil producers etc.
I can't think of any new places worth visiting that opened w/i the year. I've heard one good report about Jedidiah's which I believe is across from the Natural Foods store. I haven't been there yet.
What creamery? I would love to check that out.
I'm not a huge fan of Tres Hombres and I'm not up on the taco truck scene. I hope someone chimes in on that. I like Tacos de Acapulco on Forest Ave. for something in that vein. I usually get a carnitas taco. Greasy but good.
I'll try to think of more and post again.
Raw Bar downtown is pretty good for sushi, gets crowded. Celestino's Pizza is excellent NY style (zero atmosphere, mostly take out). Depending on where you're coming from, Granzella's just off I-5 in Williams is a great stop for sandwiches and olives.
Shubert's--you told me about it last year. Looks like it'll be ice cream weather for sure. We always seem to time our visits with a heat spell :) or is it :(
Going to try the taco truck south of town and the one out on north esplanade--giant ear of corn painted on the side--hoping for elotes!
re: toodie jane
Yes, its definitely ice cream weather...if you can eat it before it melts.:) Went to Shubert's recently and had a chocolate malt. Yum!
avoid tres hombres if at all possible, I ate there when passing through last summer. it used to be a favorite for cheap margs and quesadillas. but it has only gotten more expensive as the quality has declined.
I also ate at the brewery last time through, can't beat fresh Sierra on tap, and I had a tri-tip, blue cheese sandwich that was quite good.
re: withalonge
cousins love TH for drinks & snacks. been quite a few years since we've eaten there. But we'll probably go out with some friends and MIL Dear so looking for someplace not too loud--the brewery sure sounds good from all recs but MIL might be uncomfortable with the noise level. There's a dinner place on the Esplanade that looked good as we went by--busy during the dinner hour. Fairly close to downtown--we might go there.
I've heard there is a good bakery in town--do they do cakes? Looking for one for DH. Thanks to you hounds, I know where to get the ice cream!
re: toodie jane
Dinner place on the Esplanade...are you thinking of Nash's? I've only been there once, probably 3 or so years ago, it was OK - I'd probably head to the brewery first. I don't think it will be too loud if you go on the early side. OR maybe you are thinking of the Red Tavern. I haven't been there but it is supposed to be really good. I hope you'll report back if you go. I imagine in terms of a quiet atmosphere that would fit the bill.
Bakeries...I can think of 2 good ones. Mim's Bakery on Humboldt. I've had a cake w/white chocolate & rasberry. Really good. Downtown is Upper Crust. Rich chocolate cake, a yummy white/grand marnier cake - I've tried and enjoyed these but of course they have others. I also like Upper Crust for lunches.
Can't wait to hear your report! I'll be down in your neck of the woods at the end of the month to try some of your recs.:)
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We recently gave Red Tavern a try for the first time...excellent! I had a goat cheese turnover as a starter, which was an exciting combination of rich and sparkling flavors. Hubby had the sirloin of lamb and it was exquisite, and the most luscious oysters on the half shell ever...rich and creamy with nary a hint of fishiness. Whatever I selected paled in comparison to his choices, but the entire meal was fabulous, well appointed and attentive.
re: NoCAFoodie
Thanks for the report. I've been wanting to try this place for ages. I recently read they have bocce on the patio which sounds like a hoot.
re: Bean Counter
Mims is excellent for cakes. Order ahead.
re: toodie jane
I thinkt the noise level would be worse at TH thank the brewery.. the brewery has grown to be quite large, and has a nice patio for seating... complete with heat lamps an misters in the summer.
a quieter option for dinner, might be the Kramore Inn (on park). (its pronounced like "cram more"... seriously). they have dinner crepes.. the food is pretty tasty and a good MIL type of place. it is smaller and much more quiet. and dear lord if they have the fresh peach dessert crepe you MUST order it.. and then commence with the swooning).
hey, thanks, guys! you're swell!
The Kram-more (!) sounds like it would be a hit w/ MIL and her beaux, and the brewery for us "young-uns" (hah!) DH loves his brews. (I was hoping to score some peaches, if they haven't ALL been torn out!)
and thanks so much for the bakery tips--knew there had to be a good one. they sound pretty decadent!
Here's hoping for some reasonable weather, I just absolutetly wilt up there when it's above 100. I live at the coast and its hard to make the transition >whimper< I may have to make a run to RiteAid for a kiddie pool!
as MIL Dear was ill, we didn't go out to eat except for lunch at Jeremiah's with some friends. Food was good, service very accomadating when one of our party was late. I had the tri tip sando w/o the bun, the others had the TBAS (turkey bacon avo &?) The homemade buns were so toasted they broke into shards, and were hard to eat, but the fillngs were pronounced tasty. Hubby's tri tip burrito was just OK. Each of our choices came with two sides, slaw, fries, salad or baked beans. We all had the salad which was fresh baby greens, and the slaw and fries were good, but not special. Each choice came to around $8-9 which is above average for Chico, I was told later. I didn't think Jeremiah's was particularly noteworthy or a good value, but it is said to have a very loyal following. Will try another place next time. Noticed some places on W 5th; is Frankie's good? and how about the Tamale place nearby? "It's what's for dinner!" Pineapple tamales!
Did have a couple of mixed grocery shopping expeditions to bolster MILD's fridge. (She's been eating out a lot lately so not much fresh food in the pantry)
Pleasantly surprised by WinCo on Forest Ave (never been in one before)Got ww pastry flour, cornmeal, baking powder, Splenda packets all in the big bulk barrels. Phew! what a selection--though an awful lot of sweets, too.
Got some whole chix there to make soup but was dissapointed to see all the pork and other chicken products were up to 15% brine added. Don't want to pay for water and salt, and there was no other choice in all the pork. Good prices and selection on conventional produce.
Chico Natural foods Coop downtown had the supplements and teas we were looking for as well as some decent veggies and dairy. Was sad to see they'd stopped carrying Sierra Nevada (from Colusa) cheeses that we'd gotten at Thanksgiving. We talked to the young man now in charge and he said he'd look into it. A fellow customer suggested trying S&S for them.
Saw the new Trader Joe's but not in our neighborhood, so didn't shop there. Maybe next visit I will be able to introduce MILD to TJ's. She's a Safeway/WinCo shopper.
Am itching to try the crepes (love 'em) at Kramore, and to take hubby to the brewery. Taco truck experiences still elusive, but have been impressed with how clean and shiny they are. The ones on the Esplanade look good, and are busy at all times of day.
Till September, then!
re: toodie jane
Win-Co's best claim to honest fame is their bulk barrels; everything else bears close scrutiny...faux value. We prefer the Safeway on East Ave. to the other two. Have yet to try any of the taco trucks...and I always see one over on Whitman Ave. TJ's is still an infant store, but is also always busy...good sign. No full liquor license yet, but all the rest is there. I'm addicted and I have to drive 20 miles! Yes, Frankie's is good. They have a most outstanding Bloody Mary made with a splash of Guinness Stout. I don't know, but it's really good! Stick to their main fare though...some of their "specials" get kind of out there. Also in that neighborhood is 5th Street Steak House, which has a good reputation.
re: NoCAFoodie
thanks for the comments....that's MILD's Safeway, too. We were visiting my hubby's navy pal on 5th St., temporarily relocated there when he lost his commercial business to fire. Frankie's would have been very close. Other spots looked interesting near Ivy and 5th. I may have to make a solo sortie!
re: NoCAFoodie
5th Street Steakhouse is good if you live in Chico and want a steakhouse experience. The prime rib is good, the mashed potatoes decent, probably tried other stuff but apparently didn't make an impression. However if I was visiting Chico for something unique I wouldn't choose this. Also if I were Toodie who lives near the Hitching Post I would definitely skip it unless MIL had a hankering for a steak.:)
re: toodie jane
Sorry to hear about your MIL.
Thanks for the report on Jeremiah's...won't be rushing out there anytime soon. The prices don't seem that out of line to me...maybe I'm not eating in the right places. I like to get sandwiches from the BBQ at S&S once in a while and those run 5-6 for just the sandwich.
S&S does carry Sierra Nevada cheeses but they haven't had the cream cheese(in the tube) for a while which is really bumming me out. I was thinking about checking the natural foods store so you've saved me a trip.
The tamale place. This guy sells at the Saturday & Thursday Farmer's Markets. I have stopped at the store once and found that the ones at the Farmer's Markets are a lot better. I really didn't care for the pineapple. My son is a big fan of the chicken.
Frankie's is good(will have to check out that bloody mary). I'd go to the brewery or Kramore Inn first though.
Can't wait for the Sept report.
re: Bean Counter
Have you tried Kinders for BBQ? It's a little (almost literally) hole in the wall place over off 2nd...can't recall the cross street, but you get to it through a parking lot. They have a meat counter and BBQ...

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David Norris, director of space consultancy and space activation consultants Groundbreaking reveals the perils and pleasures of hosting Hang the DJ, the hottest ticket at MIPIM 2012.
Sometimes I do wonder if we have spawned a bit of a monster. For the last five years Ear to the Ground and its property and regeneration division, Groundbreaking, have hosted our annual Hang the DJ party, predominantly but not exclusively for the Manchester delegation. Five years in it's become the hottest ticket in Cannes - where everyone in the property industry wants to be when the sun goes down.
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This year's party at Club Sparkling in Cannes attracted over 700 delegates and their friends. As ever the theme was simple - leading figures from the property and regen industry pick their three favourite records and at some point during the evening play them to an ecstatic dancefloor.
This year's superstar DJs included Urban Splash's Nathan Cornish and Tom Bloxham, Argent's CEO David Partridge, and Matt Fairman from Assembly Studios as well as an unprecedented two sets from the Drivers Jonas team. The party went on until 5am.
In 2011 we were close to stopping doing Hang the DJ. The recession had hit hard and we weren't sure it was appropriate in that climate. But just a little research revealed that there were still a vast number of property people, architects, masterplanners etc who wanted to come. And with the launch of our groundbreaking service in 2011 we now really wanted to meet them with a new and exciting offer borne of ten years of live event experience.
Is it worth doing in these recession hit times? I suspect yes though sometimes the success of the party runs the risk of overshadowing the purpose of it. A straw poll on the door this year revealed that about 40% of people coming in knew who we were. That's a lot of follow up work after the event for our staff.
MIPIM remains a fantastic place to set out your stall and space consultancy is a unique offering that has yielded real financial rewards for our clients. Nonetheless the offer does take a bit of unwrapping and Hang the DJ gives us the chance to get on people's radar and talk to them about what they do. Only one year in we've got to work with The Olympic Park Legacy Company, Ask Developments, Argent on their huge 67 acre King's Cross development and the Co-Op.
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Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Not Your Average Joe's Woodbridge
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.notyouraveragejoes.com/
- Phone: 5719895637
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Sunday - Thursday: 11:00am - 10:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 11:00am - 11:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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Why would a restaurant born and raised in Massachusetts open a location in Woodbridge, Virginia? Doesn't seem like a path the average restaurant would be expected to take. But then, we're not the average restaurant — something you might have guessed from our name. Now to answer the question. We chose Woodbridge because it's a thriving community in a beautiful part of the country. Leesburg and Gaithersburg — the other two communities we've settled into outside of our native Massachusetts — both welcomed us warmly, so we think we'll be at home in Woodbridge too. there are five breweries, three wineries and numerous farmer's markets within a 20-mile radius of our soon-to-be home in Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center. That means we'll have plenty to satisfy our preference for locally sourced ingredients. Our chef takes a creative approach to made-from-scratch food, where everything is prepared to order (aka, your way), where service is over the top and prices are not. That's us.Continued
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118 reviews since July 3, 2014
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- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (64)good for groups (62)fit for foodies (59)neighborhood gem (57)great for lunch (49)kid-friendly (36)special occasion (33)hot spot (24)vibrant bar scene (17)notable wine list (14)great for brunch (13)late-night find (12)romantic (10)scenic view (2)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/22/2014Having recently moved to Woodbridge, my husband and I were on the prowl for a great dining spot that wasn't in the Potomac Mills area. We stumbled upon NYAJ's in August for my bday and loved the decor esp. the sputnik chandeliers and the gaslight-looking lamps and the food. We are addicted to the free foccacia bread and the parmesan/olive oil dip. My husband swears by the Waldorf salad and I love the mustard chicken. The only drawback we've experienced in the four times we've been here is the service. Twice with two different servers, our food did not come as we ordered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to eat!got2dineDined on 10/22/2014Have been there several times, and will go back. Excellent service and food. What more could one want?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- just plain good foodbirthdayboyDined on 10/20/2014have been many times and the food it always top notch. Service in the bar area could be improved but never had an issue with service in the dining area or outside (prefered weather permitting).Special Features:
- OktoberfestvamathmomDined on 10/17/2014I always enjoy the specials at NYAJs, but Oktoberfest is my favorite! The Schnitzel & Kugel is out of this world and remind me of my mother. I love the cabbage - it adds so much extra flavor. My husband's favorite is still the meatloaf - it is so hard to find a good meatloaf anymore'Special Features:
- Nice PlaceAndyDined on 10/16/2014Have visited before - the Focaccia bread is truly excellent and always has me asking for more! Their entrees are quite inventive and it is tough to decide what to get. I had the mustard-crusted chicken and it was great. It was more than I could eat in one sitting, so I had a very nice lunch a few days later.
- Great Friday nightYippyferDined on 10/10/2014Our experience Friday night was great all around. It was busy night but the servers did not seem overwhelmed since there was a lot of support staff. The food came out at the perfect intervals and we were never in need of anything. Our server, Marie, was on point! Kudos to her!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WOW!rosepetalgurlVIPDined on 10/7/2014What a surprise!!! loved the food and drink and will come back and tell everyone about this place!Special Features:
- Onion soupOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/5/2014We had sushi appetizer. Great. We all had onion soup. None of us finished soup because it tasted like leftover burnt pot roast. Try adding sherry or white wine. Use more beef stock/broth.Special Features:
- Great Dinner ExperienceFoodLooverDined on 10/3/2014We went here for our anniversary. We are foodies, not wine drinkers though. The menu included something for all of us, from 10 to 76 years old. A pretty packed house on a Friday night, but we got seated within two minutes of our reservation...it only took this long because we asked for a booth. The variety of choices for dinner was outstanding. Made deciding what to eat rather difficult, but I was happy with my choice. Our server didn't hover, did let us stew, but we never had empty glasses.Special Features:
- bad birthday servicedisappointedDined on 9/30/2014My favorite restaurant, love the food but unfortunately had a terrible waitress....ruined my birthday dinner. She was not friendly, we were out of drinks most of the evening and at one time she went missing for 30 minutes. We had to ask another staff member to get us our check. She was very helpful. I rarely complain because you don't know if they are overwhelmed but she never even apologized for neglecting us. Usually the service here is great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, Friendly staffdeedawceDined on 9/29/2014This was my second time visiting Joe's and I enjoyed it as much as the first time. The staff accommodated my dietary requirements and were very friendly and helpful. The food was delicious and the wait staff was very helpful. I'll be back!!Special Features:
- Great place to goJJH54Dined on 9/27/2014My wife and I have gone to Not Your Average Joe's in Woodbridge a half a dozen times or so. Each time we have enjoyed the food and atmosphere. It has an appealing menu with new specials on a regular basis. I would recommend it highly.Special Features:
- Always a great experience!BarbaraVIPDined on 9/27/2014We eat at NYAJ's Woodbridge VA location about once a month, sometimes more often. The food and service are fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always greatlaudanVIPDined on 9/25/2014NYAJ has become our favorite place to go anytime of the week. We usually are there at least 1 to 2 times a week and generally as a group of 4 to 8 people. Changing the menu by season or monthly is wonderful as it always keeps it fresh. Great beer and wine selection and good dependable service. Our server was good this time around again, though she was a bit over the top in selling us on items on the menu and the restaurant in general.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/23/2014Loved the food. Service, everything was wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceDJBobDined on 9/20/2014We have been at this restaurant I believe 4 or 5 times now. We are never disappointed with the food or service. Both are outstanding.Special Features:
- ok- dinnersuerDined on 9/19/20143 of the 4 plates ordered were 'ok,' not great. 2 folks ordered the meatloaf and thought it was 'different' but not in a good way and fish and chips was not impressive in the least.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Even Average Joe'sOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014Went to this place with a group of friends after reading several reviews that were positive. I am not sure if our experience was isolated, but it was definitely not on par with the level of service and food quality the reviews would lead one to expect. Maybe those reviews were planted by employees? Service was terrible (average 15-20 minute wait for server/food items) but it was not crowded at all, so there really was no excuse. The food was just so-so for all of the diners in my party, and they were out of all of the beers we wanted to try that were on the specials menu. Another miss. Really, the only highlight was the dip they serve with the bread. Maybe I just went on an off night, but my suggestion is to dine at your own risk.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014I enjoyed the food and the kitchen was very understanding when I wanted to change my entree a little. The only complaint I have was the service was not smooth, our salads came before our appetizer and then our entree came out less than five minutes later. We were told they were having issues with the computer system but that shouldn't make our server take 15 to 20 minutes every visit to the table. Food was awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dependably Goodhov1freeDined on 9/13/2014We have eaten at NYAJ's since shortly after they opened, and they just get better and better. It has become the place that we like to invite our friends to join us for either lunch or dinner. The food is consistently excellent, and they make a real effort to provide for your comfort. Their menu is an innovative take on food that we have always enjoyed, adding an extra kick of pleasure when we eat there. We always get rave reviews when we meet our friends at NYAJ so it will remain a favorite for our family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Found it On The Fly!LoveGr8FoodDined on 9/12/2014Traveling up I-95, we needed to find a place to eat...I searched for a unique, modestly priced restaurant in the DC area and "voila!" up popped this one! Guesstimated arrival time & made reservation on line. Easy access to the highway, great food, super service...we will remember this and be back! :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always ExcellentTallDinerDined on 9/7/2014I've eaten at NYAJs several times and have always been very satisfied. This evening my wife and I shared a pitcher of peach sangria which was really nice. The meal, as always, was prepared perfectly. I had the founder over polenta and my wife had a pasta special. Our waitress was attentive and came around just enough times to see that everything was in order. Overall a terrific dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- perfectOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/6/2014Delicious food. Especially the Peanut Butter thing for dessert.Special Features:
- DisappointedJenn25Dined on 9/1/2014Monday, my coworker and I dined at NYA in Woodbridge. The food was average and the service was lackluster. To top it off, there was a woman breast feeding her child in the restaurant and she did not cover up. We saw several waiters and staff pass by the woman and didn't say a word. I will never dine at this establishment again. There are too many other restaurants to patronize at Stonebridge.
- Party of 4 ... went well for 3OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/31/2014Kitchen got 3 out of 4 orders correctly. I ordered fish and chips but a tuna entrée arrived. No explanation what happened. Not a word from the manager or from our server. Took another 15 minutes for my over salted fish and chips. I was famished from all that waiting so I just shoved it down the hatch. They comp'd my meal but I wasn't too thrilled with this visit. Will skip this place for a while.
- Very good dinnerDiningInVADined on 8/30/2014We always enjoy the food at NYAJs. The service is reliable and the restaurant is family friendly.Special Features:
- Another great dinnerManassasDinerDined on 8/29/2014My girlfriend and I went there for dinner and everything, as usual, was amazing. The wine was chilled to perfection, the waitstaff was prompt and courteous, and the food was delicious. We could not have asked for a better dining experience.Special Features:
- Nice date night venueJules1967Dined on 8/27/2014Our waitress was friendly and attentive. The outdoor patio is large and nice. They have a very nice gluten free menu compared to other places in the area. They even provide gluten free bread and separate dipping sauce. No other place around her thinks to do that!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our FavoriteGrammyJaneDined on 8/23/2014I wish I could eat there everyday. Alas, I have to control my food intake and this food is so tempting that's difficult. Beautifully presented, fragrant, nutritious with local fresh ingredients, this is a special dining experience for young and old alike. Our grandsons love it. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly and the service is attentive. Sadly our server on this occasion was obviously new and a disappointment. But that won't keep us from going back. The table bread is foccacia with garlic herbed olive oil dip. Desserts delicious and generous enough to share if you want. Salads have delightful combinations of flavors, the brick oven pizzas are yummy and the main dishes are fresh and delicious. Varied menu. Just go!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Find!DancingBearDined on 8/23/2014Great for those looking for fresh made, healthy and gluten free. Outstanding friendly service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food!suerDined on 8/23/2014My Mona Lisa chicken salad was GREAT! Thank you! Some friends opted for the flank steak & both said that it could have used some seasoning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not a good birthday dinnerHappyGirlDined on 8/22/2014We eat here often but something was off in the kitchen. Food took forever, chicken was dry, meatloaf was terrible. Unusual for NYAJ. Very disappointed. Wait staff is good, manager tried to make things right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Definitely Above AverageOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/17/2014We liked that the menu items were different from many moderate-priced restaurants, but not so odd that we weren't sure we wanted to try a dish. My husband had the jumbalaya and really enjoyed it. I had the cod and crab cake in broth. It was very good. The broth-line was just below the top of the crispy cod! I also asked for Isreali cous-cous. Even though my dish didn't come with the cous-cous, they gladly added it - both on the side and in the broth. Their bread and parmasean-in-oil drip is as wonderful as everyone says - as is the service. Our server was knowledgeable and went the extra mile without checking every little thing. All in all - we are definitely adding "Not Your Average Joe's" to our list of regular restaurants!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow Serviceluv2eatoutDined on 8/15/2014We have been to this restaurant several times. This time we went with another couple who had been to NYAJs several times too. This was our second visit on a Saturday night at prime time, 7PM. We had Open Table reservations both times and were seated promptly at the scheduled time, both visits outdoors. Both Saturday nights were very busy and there was a wait if you did not have reservations. Our first visit was perfect including the service. Not sure if the staff was just having a bad night but the service during this visit was poor, very slow, drinks and food. Just seemed that some of the staff could not get their act together. The food was excellent and the location is perfect in Stonebridge. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RobbyDined on 8/15/2014Have been to this restaurant many times, had been our "go to" when a impromptu dinner with friends. The Last time I was here the service was poor, but I figured a fluke. This time was no different. I had to ask the person serving the entre to please get me my coctail. That was almost 60 minutes after seating. The others had their drinks. The food was at best mediocre. I ordered the seafood stew. Overcooked small amount of seafood in a little sauce, on top of lots of noodles. . .not a stew. Not the place it used to be. . .when the bill came, the waiter had the nerve to tell me I had 3 drinks when in reality the other couples drink was on our tab. . . Poor!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014We've been here several times for lunch or dinner. The first visit was at Easter for dinner. We had a wonderful meal. Second time was meeting some family members there....again a great meal. The third time was taking our daughters there for lunch. Again great food. The atmosphere is appealing. The food always is very fresh and unique. We've been told meals were adaptable. My daughter happened to need a change to her meal due to medical issues but was told they couldn't adapt the meal she chose (I believe it was Mainicotti or cannelloni). She was able to choose another meal that worked for her. Service was usually top notch. The last visit our server seemed to forget about us and we spent a lot more time there than planned.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good timeOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/13/2014Everything was good! Food was good lots to choose from.Special Features:
- Friendly and GoodlovetodineDined on 8/11/2014We went here on the occasion of our 35th anniversary and had a wonderful time. The staff quickly found out about our anniversary and within 5 minutes we had a card delivered congratulating us, signed by all the staff. The service and food matched this attention to detail and level of excellence. Great spot.Special Features:
- Good timesusanismVIPDined on 8/2/2014Had wedge salad with grilled salmon.. My husband had special and loved itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OllieOllieDined on 8/2/2014Great menu---lots of choices. Fresh produce from local farms. Entrees perfectly prepared. Timely, friendly, and efficient service. A great restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Gregory David Tague, age 68, of Raven Rock Drive, Boone, passed away evening, June 16, 2014, at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
Mr. Ralph "Junior" Arnette, age 65, of Arnette Hollow Road, Vilas, passed away Sunday morning, June 15, 2014 at Watauga Medical Center.
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Who are Some Famous Entrepreneurs?
Famous entrepreneurs have their own respective stories to tell wherein something can be picked up by the budding entrepreneur. Successful entrepreneurs were not merely born. On the contrary, there had been certain struggles along that had to be surpassed before they landed on the list of world famous entrepreneurs.

Household names that appear in any list of famous entrepreneurs are Bill Gates and Oprah Winfrey. It has to be noted though that not everyone who makes it on the list are American entrepreneurs, which means that there is potential for anyone from any corner of the world to become both one of the world's billionaires and an inspiration at the same time.

Internet Entrepreneurs

Some of the common names that turned in the web of Internet entrepreneurship are founders of different computer companies and websites. They are Paul Allen and Bill Gates (Microsoft), Jeff Bezos (Amazon), Sergey Brin and Larry Page (Google), Steve Case (America Online), Takafumi Horie (Livedoor Internet), Craig Newmark (Craigslist), Pierre Omidyar (eBay), Bob Parsons (Go Daddy), and Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook).

Founders and Creators

The world of business is definitely filled with successful entrepreneurs that pioneered in different and unique fields of enterprises. Founders and creators of different brand names are Mary Kay Ash Quotes (Mary Kay Cosmetics), Sir Richard Branson (Virgin Brand), Michael Dell (Dell Computers), Felix Dennis (Forest of Dennis), Walt Disney (Walt Disney Company), Michael Gerber (E-Myth series of books), Conrad Hilton (Hilton Hotels), Wayne Huizenga (Blockbuster Video), John Ilhan (Crazy John?s), Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak (Apple Computer), Ray Kroc (McDonald?s), Anita Roddick Biography (Body Shop Founder), Colonel Harland Sanders (Kentucky Fried Chicken), Russell Simmons (Def Jam), and Sam Walton (Wal-Mart).

Investors, Sports Men, Celebrities, and Business Entrepreneurs

There are lists of movie, sports, and TV personalities that are also successful entrepreneurs. Some of them are Kathy Ireland, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, John Madden, Greg Norman, Martha Stewart, and Oprah Winfrey. Billionaire businessmen, entrepreneurs, real estate developers and investors, media moguls, philanthropists, and other wealthy people are Tim Blixseth, Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud, Alan Bond, Carl Icahn, Andrew Carnegie, Gerry Harvey, Lachlan and Rupert Murdoch, James and Kerry Packer, John Rockefeller, Sakip Sabanci, Howard Schultz, Li Ka Shing, Dick Smith, Donald Trump, and Steve Wynn.

Diversity and Commonality

One must have noticed that the names that emerge in every famous entrepreneur list have distinct characters. There is a central element to them though, and it is definitely having a strategy for success. Each will vary in what they have to say as far as success is concerned, but the factors that revolve around their secrets are commitment, dedication, innovation, inspiration, and vision.

The challenges that these famous entrepreneurs overcame with the little resources that they used to capitalized on make up for a good source of motivation for a young entrepreneur. If one wants to make it in such a list of world famous entrepreneurs, then he must discover the secret recipe to success, and the ingredients needed are values that are all inherent to us.

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Jul 18, 2012
A selection of health policy stories from Oregon, Florida, California and Massachusetts.
Oregonian: New Long-Term Care Rules Empower Oregon Insurance Division To Help Consumers
The Oregon Insurance Division receives about 100 complaints about long-term-care policies each year, mostly about delays or denials. But now the state's role is increasing, thanks to a law that went into effect this month. The Oregon law requires insurers to process long-term care claims within 30 days when they're not in dispute. It also allows outside review when an insurer decides a person isn't sufficiently disabled for long-term care (Budnick, 7/17).
AP/Miami Herald: Fla. Moving Ahead With Prison Health Privatization
Gov. Rick Scott's administration announced Tuesday that it was moving ahead with privatizing health care services in Florida's prisons, two weeks after a Tallahassee judge refused to rule on a legal challenge by unions representing nurses and other state employees. Circuit Judge Kevin Carroll on July 2 said it was a moot issue because a state budget provision authorizing the privatization had expired at midnight June 30. Tucker, an appointee of the Republican governor, said other laws allow him to proceed with the outsourcing (Kaczor, 7/17).
KQED: Bridging The Gap: Disparities In Mental Health Care For African-Americans
African Americans in California are less likely than whites to get the mental health care they need. State public health officials have lacked a good road map on how to change those disparities, until now. A statewide study released today looks at ways to reduce disparities in mental health care for black Californians (Kalantari, 7/17).
Boston Globe: Massachusetts' Health Care Cost Containment Option Could Affect Life Sciences Economy
A House-Senate conference committee on Beacon Hill will soon make decisions about the health care industry in Massachusetts. While the focus of the committee's work is cost containment, the outcome of those deliberations may have larger implications that could affect our state's ability to compete in the international life sciences economy. … We are an epicenter of the knowledge and innovation economy because we are the world's premier center for academic and medical research, built on a foundation of internationally recognized academic, health care, and research institutions (Robert Brown, 7/18).
CommonHealth/WBUR: Before You Claim Global Payments Are Improving Care ...
A Health Affairs report out last week concludes that a relatively new global budget contract in use by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts has "improved care." Hold on. If this is the threshold for success, then the move to global budgets is going to disappoint a lot of regular, non-medical people, like me (Martha Bebinger, 7/17).
Boston Globe: Subcontractor Insurance Coop OK'd
The state Division of Insurance has certified the Associated Subcontractors of Massachusetts as a buying cooperative, enabling the trade group to offer health insurance from private carriers at lower rates for its member businesses (Weisman, 7/18).
California Watch: Patient Advocates, Drugmakers Fight Insurers' Pain Pill Policies
Cynthia Toussaint is a passionate advocate for pain patients and the face of a small nonprofit -- For Grace -- that is sponsoring a bill in the California Legislature that would limit health insurers' ability to steer patients to low-cost or generic medicines before approving stronger, more costly remedies. Toussaint has testified twice before legislative committees about the devastation such policies, known as "fail first" or step therapy, can cause patients who need quick relief (Jewett, 7/18).
California Healthline: Task Force Starts With Population Health
The state's recently formed "Let's Get Healthy California" task force convened yesterday for the first of four scheduled webinars. The meetings are part of the task force's plan to eventually organize the unruly health care system in California by creating a priority list and action plan for what needs to be done, according to Diana Dooley, Secretary of Health and Human Services. … The state has decided to use federal guidelines, as outlined by last year's "National Prevention Strategy," which was issued by the Surgeon General's Office. Those federal guidelines have seven areas of concentration. The task force last month narrowed that down to four subject areas, in order to make it more applicable to the health challenges in California, said Pat Powers, the task force's director (Gorn, 7/18).
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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Chicago, IL (SportsNetwork.com) - Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler left Sunday's loss to the Detroit Lions with a left ankle injury.
Cutler was getting hit all day and appeared to be playing through injury for much of the second half.
With Chicago trailing by eight points after Detroit scored a touchdown with 2:22 to play, Josh McCown took over under center and led the Bears to a touchdown as Brandon Marshall caught a score from 11 yards out.
The two-point conversion, though, failed and the Bears lost the game, 21-19, to fall a game back of the Lions for first place in the NFC North.
"He was rolled up on in the second quarter and was taped up at halftime," said Chicago head coach Marc Trestman. "I didn't want to take him out unless he failed the job. At the end I took him out because I knew he'd have to run around in the two-minute drill."
Cutler finished the game 21-for-40 for 250 yards, one touchdown and one interception.
Cutler had missed last Monday's win against the Packers with a torn left groin muscle he suffered on Oct. 20 against the Redskins. McCown filled in admirably in that game that saw the Bears take a 27-20 win in Green Bay.
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The Apollo 17 mission, which took place December 7-19, 1972, was the last of the missions to the moon carried out in the late 1960s and early 1970s by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Astronauts Eugene A. Cernan, Ronald B. Evans, and Harrison H. Schmitt undertook the mission, which lasted 12 days, 13 hours, and 52 minutes and included a lunar surface stay of 75 hours. The lunar landing site was the highlands and valley area of Taurus-Littrow (20º 16' north latitude, 30º 77' east longitude ...
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The word chiropractic means "done by hand." Chiropractic is based on a vitalistic philosophy, which recognizes simply, that life, and therefore health, is an expression of an inner wisdom -- an innate intelligence animating every cell within our genetic design.
This wisdom is a part of that same intelligence that maintains the whole of the universe in orderly and harmonious existence. Deepak Chopra, MD elucidates this idea in Ageless Body, Timeless Mind: "Intelligence is present everywhere in our bodies ... our own inner intelligence is far superior to any we can try to substitute from the outside..." Innate intelligence is the essence of life itself.
Chiropractors work with the spine, not necessarily because it's the source of neck and back pain, but because it houses and protects the central nervous system -- that system which monitors, controls and regulates all body function, allowing the body to adapt to it's environment, both internal and external. Biologists call this dynamic process homeostasis. This ability to adapt remains central to the body's ability to maintain its health and sustain life. Every vital life sustaining process, whether it's digesting our dinner or responding to potential infection, depends on the integrity of this communication network between the brain and the body.
On September 18, 1895, in Davenport, Iowa, Daniel David Palmer, through a simple encounter with a deaf janitor, named Harvey Lillard, made a profound discovery. After correcting a misalignment in the janitor's spine his hearing was restored. Unknown to him at the time, he discovered a major source of interference to the nervous system -- the vertebral subluxation. He discovered that loss of normal vertebral alignment interfered with the body's regulatory mechanism, causing what he termed dis-ease or loss of ease, setting the stage for abnormal function and disease. The basic principles of chiropractic, as discovered in 1895, have not changed and continue to be the basis for chiropractic education today.


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Summer Fellows Converse with Chicago's Deputy Mayor
Students in Mikva's Summer Fellows program took a break from their internships with public officials this afternoon to meet with Chicago Deputy Mayor Mark Angelson in City Hall. Fellows discussed the city budget, the Infrastructure Trust, neighborhood development, the values of public service, and much more.
"Not since Thomas Jefferson dined in the White House has there been so much talent in one room," Angelson said when he walked into the room.
After a brief introduction by Mika Fellow Amina Wade, Angelson and the Fellows engaged in an interactive session discussing the process behind the city's policies and decisions.
Angelson, a former business executive who does the job for a symbolic $1, touched upon more personal experiences as well, describing his childhood and life prior to holding public office.
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Date — 20 December, 2013
The mystery person was Steve Jobs (1955–2011), co-founder, chairman, and CEO of Apple Inc.
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