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Depending on your personality style, you are either drawn to the idea of life planning, or it makes you feel restricted. We are all wired differently so I like to think of the process in a more creative light, like designing your life instead of planning. Planning sounds like it is set in stone, whereas designing is more organic and allows you to be creative as you go…. read more by clicking on the title.
I have been getting so much revelation these days as God is preparing for a radical shift coming in September…read more by clicking on title.
Hearing the voice of God changes your life forever. But how do you know when you are hearing God when it's a big decision? …. read more by clicking on the title.
August is the start of something new, as the eighth month represents new beginnings this year. This is the start of the full turnaround from past years. We will begin to see promises and inheritances that were previously cut off or lost start to come back…read more by clicking on the title.
I've trained thousands of people how to interpret dreams and notice that people sometimes run into difficulty interpreting their dreams, especially when there isn't a symbol in the common dream symbols lists. Here's what I've done to help people along: look at what Jesus did and apply it to your life…. read more by clicking on the title.
As a dream interpretation expert and trainer, I have seen thousands of baby and pregnancy dreams. These are common for dreamers and I'd like to explain what God is saying to you through these dreams….read more by clicking on the title.
How you view a situation is vital. If you continually focus on what is wrong or the reasons why you can't do something, you eventually convince yourself that you can't change the situation, whether it is based on fact or not. There is a spiritual principle that what you focus on continually eventually comes to you….read more by clicking on the title.
When I received an angelic visitation in 1991, God spoke to me about a radical change coming in the area of marriages, relationships, ministries and business partnerships. During my spiritual encounter I was directed to look in the Bible at 1 Corinthians chapter 7 that deals with marriage and related issues. One area of this chapter that stood out was verses 29–31. …. read more by clicking on the title.
Are you wondering what has gotten into these kids? Have you noticed a serious interest with zombies and vampires in this generation (not limited to any age)? For a number of years, I have been interpreting dreams and tattoos, using symbolic understanding based on the Bible. We can apply the same symbolic method to zombies and vampires…. read more by clicking on the title.
Breaking free from past failures and patterns is happening now. Prepare to accelerate and break free from things that have weighed you down. A positive, new "spiritual independence" is here! Unclear vision, discouragement, depression and even suicidal thoughts will fall away starting this month. These were attacks of the enemy to distract you from what God is releasing starting this month.
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Photo Gallery: iPhoneography pioneer
Moorestown's Cindy Patrick is a pioneer in the field of iPhoneography. She sees the iPhone as a way to create art from photos she shoots on a Philadelphia street or at a beach on t
CHESTERFIELD — Two Trenton men previously charged with a rash of vehicle burglaries in Bordentown Township were charged with the burglary of two motorcycle trikes in Chesterfield, police said Friday.
The Westampton Police Department has successfully appealed a civil judge's decision to grant a time extension to a local arrestee who wanted to file a tort claim against the force beyond the three-month statute of limitations.
MOUNT LAUREL — An unknown man unsuccessfully attempted to use a counterfeit $100 bill at stores at the East Gate Square shopping center on Nixon Drive on Tuesday and Thursday, police said Friday.
In rural Woodland, taking out the trash doesn't mean bringing bags and cans to the curb.
Because the 96-square-mile town doesn't have curbside trash pickup, most residents haul their garbage to the local dump — actually a trash transfer station — or pay a private company to collect and dispose of it.
CHERRY HILL — The economy continues to be a top issue in the region, as the upcoming elections have shown. Is it really picking up, as President Barack Obama says, or it is still struggling, as his critics maintain?
One measure of that progress is the Rutgers-Camden Business Outlook, an area mainstay for more than 20 years.
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A Philadelphia man who blackmailed a New Jersey man who responded to his online ad seeking sex is going to prison.
A judge in Burlington County, New Jersey, has sentenced 43-year-old Steven Beisher to five years behind bars and ordered him to pay restitution to the victim.
WILLINGBORO — The local Green Team is looking to keep the community ahead of the curve when it comes to green initiatives, including the possibility of converting to solar LED street lighting.
At Tuesday's Township Council meeting, members of the team updated officials on a grant they are seeking from the Sustainable Jersey program to determine the benefits of converting street lighting to LED, or light emitting diode, which is more energy-efficient.
BURLINGTON CITY — A group from the Burlington Seventh-day Adventist Church on Conover Street is taking part in the 23rd annual Lupus Loop 5K run and 2.5-mile walk in Philadelphia on Sunday.
A team of 30 members, organized by teenager Terrina Williams and called "Terrina's Trailblazers," has been collecting donations in support of the event to fight the autoimmune disease, which affects 5 million people worldwide.
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP — The descendants of the people buried in the Hays Riverview Cemetery as long as 200 years ago are looking for a rescue.
The cemetery on River Road, near the New Jersey Turnpike Bridge overpass, used to be known as the Rainiers Hays Cemetery.
MOORESTOWN — Burlington County officials will be holding a public hearing to discuss services offered to the area's senior citizens.
The Burlington County Office on Aging and the New Jersey Aging and Disability Resource Connection will hold the annual hearing at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Bethel AME Church at 512 N. Church St.
WESTTOWN, Pa. (AP) — A Philadelphia-area priest has been arrested on charges of posting and exchanging child porn images on a photo-sharing site.
Chester County District Attorney Tom Hogan said Friday the Rev. Mark Haynes was taken into custody on charges of child pornography, disseminating images of child sex acts and criminal use of a communications facility.
"I felt physically sick to my stomach. The only thing I can say is that I literally felt sick," said former West head coach Mike Carey, who was a long-time assistant to legendary coach Mike Pettine during the Bucks' powerhouse days in the 1990s when they won four PIAA Class AAAA state titles and is now an assistant at Archbishop Wood.
EVESHAM — High school students who look up to police officers can now stand by their side, in a new program that shows them what it really means to "protect and serve."
The Police Department announced Wednesday that it will be offering a year-round Police Explorer program to put local students on the path to becoming cops.
The Central Bucks High School West football season has been canceled amid allegations of hazing and the forcing of a new player to grab another player's genitalia during summer training sessions.
Superintendent David P. Weitzel said Thursday in a statement to the "community" that the varsity and junior varsity football programs were officially suspended and that the two remaining games, including Friday's homecoming game with rival Central Bucks High School East and an Oct. 31 game against William Tennent High School, will not be played. Additionally, Weitzel said, the district suspended the junior varsity and varsity coaching staff "pending further investigation."
MOUNT HOLLY — The Board of Education appointed Janet DiFolco as a member Wednesday to fill a seat left vacant when Brian Grant resigned last month.
Grant also resigned from his Planning Board seat and as a candidate for the Township Council in the Nov. 4 election, citing personal reasons.


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Characters in this comic can obviously, technically:
- Die first.
- Die twice, if we see their afterlife version.
- Go off to be resigned to irrelevance (especially ghosts).
- Be forever alone involuntarily. (I.E. disgusting, crazy, evil, etc, like Damara and Cronus)
- Be voluntarily celibate. (Kankri)
- Leave the story leaning explicitly towards someone they might potentially end up with, but not pair up with them explicitly onscreen.
- Leave the story to pair up with someone unknown in the future: someone who hasn't been through the same life-threating struggle for the fate of reality that they have. This happens, but doesn't happen too often, especially not with multiple romantic suitors with ups and downs with this character amidst the hero cast.
So apart from #1, #2, and #6, these aren't too likely to happen to characters who have romance in their character arcs, especially not main characters. Which leaves those probabilities (3-5, 7) rather low for, oh…
Dave, Jade, Davesprite, Rose, Kanaya, Roxy, Dirk, Jake, Jane, Karkat, Terezi, Vriska, John, even Gamzee, need I really go on??? (Seriously, click that and read some of my reasoning.)
I remember getting an ask a while ago arguing that I was desperate about this sort of logic to not realize that John - the one with a romantic arc incoming with Roxy (who has much less of a chance with anyone else!!) and an existing one with Vriska - would end up celibate because he wasn't interested in romance. Yes, they seriously alleged this. Do I need to go over his thinly veiled desperation to disprove this?
It's really, really easy to put down Romspec as "WHAT, EVERYONE HAS TO BE PAIRED UP?! PFRUHUMPHAHUMPH. PISH PASH POSH. *MONOCLE DROP." But there's some logic behind this. If a character has romantic arcs, you can trace them. And if you can trace romantic arcs to their climactic points, you can figure out important plot events and who's going to die.
I think that's worthy of this method of investigation, even regardless of the end results. Don't you?
(Wow that was defensive and caustic I should take a break I'm sorry. Actually this post was sloppy, I'm probably going to waste a hundred asks qualifying the discrepancies and generalizations in hurrying to type this up at night oh my god this was a huge mistake)
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Does Autism Begin in the Womb?
With autism rates soaring at an alarming rate in the United States, medical researchers are looking for answers as to what causes this mysterious condition, both on an anatomical and physiologic level.
A study published online in late March, 2014 in the New England Journal of Medicine is adding weight to scientific belief that autism may start in the fetal or even the embryonic stage of child development.Continue reading
Full-Term Babies Placed in NICU Found at Higher Risk for Autism: Study
A recent study from Canada found that full-term babies who spent time in the neonatal intensive care unit had a considerably higher risk of developing autism spectrum disorder (ASD); most of the babies who became autistic also developed other health complications.
Researchers from McGill University in Montreal reviewed the charts of 180 full-term babies born between 1992 and 2007, who had been in the NICU at Montreal Children's Hospital. All the babies had a gestational age of 37 weeks or longer.Continue reading
Low Pre-Natal Iodine Harms a Child's Future Brain Development
Mild to moderate iodine deficiency during pregnancy can result in a child developing a lower IQ and diminished reading ability and comprehension later.
The findings are from a study by the University of Surrey in England, and they were published online in late May, 2013 in the medical journal The Lancet.Continue reading


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Featuring eight (8) tables of action on the upper level of the Grand Villa Casino. Offering, limit and no-limit Texas Hold'em, this state of the art, architecturally designed space will provide a haven for both seasoned and new players alike. Featuring two 10′ projection screens to catch all your sports action, as well as, in-room food and beverage service.
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I'm currently writing a more detailed guide to how politicians and campaigners can use the new timeline for Facebook pages, but in the meantime here's an interesting infographic from iFrame Apps:
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Social media in local government
BDO has published an interesting report into the current use of social media within local government in the UK. BDO worked with Municipal Journal (MJ) to conduct a survey to find out how 67 local authorities are currently using social media to support a range of services. The report Updating your status: From housing and […]
Great MIPIM presentation by Swedish magicians with iPads
It's hard to achieve cut through at international property conference MIPIM in Cannes as cities vie with each other in ever more extravagant ways to attract the attention of investors and real estate professionals. But I think Stockholm achieved it with this fabulously innovative presentation by two Swedish magicians using seven iPads. It's worth watching […]
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Intrusion–From Bell-Box to IP
Veteran security dealers recall the days of a piercing shrill or alert from a loud noisemaker as a burglar broke into a home or business. Security dealers have literally watched intrusion technology grow up over the past few decades according to key security professionals from Honeywell.
"Some of us remember when a security system consisted of a simple relay in a bell box with a barrel key switch next to the front door," said Jonathan Klinger, Dave Combes and Michael Linebarger, security professionals in Honeywell's security and communications division, Melville, N.Y. "There were no zoned control panels and there was only one loop series circuit connected to every surface mount door contact, foil, wood dowel grids for sky lights, trip wires, pet mats and many other devices that have been erased by time."
According to these security veterans, the industry would eventually realize technology development and add other types of communicators such as coded-shared circuits, multiplex, proprietary radio and digital dialer communicators. "Even though several types of communicators existed, many systems did not communicate to a monitoring location due to the high cost of dedicated phone lines," said the group. "Soon the tape dialer, and later the digital dialer allowed the business or home owner to send signals over their existing phone lines."
Moving forward to today, the security industry manufacturers have improved vastly on the performance and functionality of intrusion systems.
"The development of security panels with the ability to add an Ethernet network interface card to their control panels allows the panel to communicate its signals through the LAN and Internet to a monitoring facility," explained the group. "Today, almost every security manufacturer produces network-compatible intrusion, video and access products. As the world moves to IP-based communications, POTS lines are beginning to disappear, obliging installers to rely on wireless networking technologies."
As end-user familiarity with PC and cellular phone-based entertainment and social networking services such as iTunes, YouTube and Facebook grows, security systems will expand beyond the provision of alarm signaling.
Access Control–More than Unlocking Doors
Maturing through the decades from early card readers, access control now provides many more answers to users than a simple opening and closing of restricted areas. Growing from a combination of locks and pin codes, today's systems provide gate-keeping capabilities and a window into who's going where and why.
"When the 1970s dawned with three early card and reader technologies in play, magnetic stripe, barium ferrite and Hollerith (a pattern of punched holes), access control systems depended on a single intelligent controller to manage all the doors and miscellaneous inputs on the entire system," said Bill Richardson, technical training manager, HID Global, Irvine, Calif. "Card and reader failure was common."
It was during this decade that Schlage Electronics introduced proximity to the market and as the decade came to a close Wiegand technology by Sensor Engineering was responsible for bringing more reliable options to the card and reader market.
With superior card technologies taking the forefront, the 1980s saw major advancements in the controller universe, according to Richardson. Smaller capacity intelligent controllers began to appear handling two to eight readers on each controller. The industry began witnessing host software on mini-computers and later PCs networked the controllers into a cohesive system. More change would come later as wireless systems were just on the horizon.
Access control systems allowed users to make more educated decisions by understanding the relationship which now existed between technology and the perception of threats. The new millennium gave users the ability to analyze data through a variety of systems integrated with access control enabling enforcement through automation.
Fire–Monitoring, Alerts and Dispatching
The industry has witnessed the concept of monitoring alarm devices from a dispatch station evolving from a simple mechanical device to sophisticated software systems, according to Lisa Korklan, director of Marketing, Keltron Corporation, Waltham, Mass.
The 1980s will be known as the age of microprocessor and digital data receiving and monitoring," Korklan said. "The need for more accurate dispatch information led to the creation of modules that monitored one or two alarm zones. A municipality would have a bank of these modules that were monitored by receivers that displayed and printed addressable information," Korklan explained.
Many advancements developed on fire protection for documents in the form of safes. "Over the last several decades we have seen the increase in accuracy in both metal forming and the formulation and curing of insulating materials," said Van Carlisle, CEO, FireKing Security Group, New Albany, Ind. "With the expansion of computer media each desktop in addition to paper records needs safeguarding. As a result, higher rated units to survive severe exposures are now available."
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ever since i started living with my new family its been like that with at least one of them all the time...ugh it gets so old real fast just tired of it.
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Here's to a wild night in honor of art, creativity and self expression at a little-known, underground venue in the heart of Rio!
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The Arizona Cardinals have both of their fourth-round picks under wraps after linebacker Alex Okafor and guard Earl Watford signed their four-year contracts on Tuesday.
Texas product Okafor was first of the Cardinals' two fourth-round picks (103rd overall) in the 2013 NFL draft. Watford was taken by the Cardinals a few spots below him in the fourth-round with the 116th overall pick in April's draft.
The 6-foot-4, 261-pound Okafor was a unanimous first-team All-Big 12 selection and a third team All-American defensive player as a senior in 2012. He led the Big 12 with 12.5 sacks, considered ninth most in the nation last season. His number of sacks were also the most in Texas history since Tony Degrate posted 13 sacks for the Longhorns in 1984. Okafor capped his collegiate career by setting a single-game record with 4.5 sacks to earn MVP honors as a defensive player in Texas' Alamo Bowl victory over Oregon State.
Over the past four seasons at Texas, Okafor played in 52 career games with 33 starts while combining 150 tackles, 34 tackles for a loss, four passes defensed, seven forced fumble, a fumble recovery, and a blocked kick. Okafor's 23 career tackles suggest he has an ability to rush the passer, which will serve him well if he impresses in camp and battles for playing time at outside linebacker with O'Brien Schofield as well as Sam Acho also in the mix.
However, both rookies were working on the "rookies" field during OTA practices – and not the main field. Still both Okafor and Watford at the very least expected to play future roles on the team.
Meanwhile, Watford will be facing a high climb to distinguish himself from the competition, coming out of an FSC school to play at the NFL level. However, it helps that he had a strong career at James Madison and was a team captain, who earned first-team All-CAA honors for the second consecutive season in 2012. Watford also received the All-American honors from The NFL Draft Report, Walter Camp Foundation, American Football Coaches Association and the Associated Press after he allowed just one sack as a senior, while starting all 11 game that season.
The 6-foot-3, 300-pound Watford started a total of 35 game during his collegiate career at James Madison.
Currently Jonathan Cooper is projected to start at guard in his rookie season, while Daryn Colledge appears as a likely option at the other spot. This leaves Watford looking at a depth role, unless the Cardinals think he has potential to play in the middle of the line.
The moves mean that the Cardinals have gotten eight of their nine 2013 draftees under contract. Only the Cardinals' top pick in the 2013 NFL draft, North Carolina guard Jonathan Cooper remains unsigned to his rookie contract. However, there should be unexpected twists or hang-up in signing that contract since the NFL's collective bargain agreement clearly lay out the rookie pay scale and limit the negotiations done in the deal. The Cardinals kick off their minicamp next week on Tuesday. Expect them to have Cooper under contract by then or possibly even until the end of this week.
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91 1-13 You who sit down in the High God's presence,
spend the night in Shaddai's shadow,
Say this: "God, you're my refuge.
I trust in you and I'm safe!"
That's right—he rescues you from hidden traps,
shields you from deadly hazards.
His huge outstretched arms protect you—
under them you're perfectly safe;
his arms fend off all harm.
Fear nothing—not wild wolves in the night,
not flying arrows in the day,
Not disease that prowls through the darkness,
not disaster that erupts at high noon.
Even though others succumb all around,
drop like flies right and left,
no harm will even graze you.
Ephesians 3:14 NIV For this reason I kneel before the Father[c] 15 from whom every family in heaven and on earth is named. 16 I pray that He may grant you, according to the riches of His glory, to be strengthened with power in the inner man through His Spirit, 17 and that the Messiah may dwell in your hearts through faith. I pray that you, being rooted and firmly established in love, 18 may be able to comprehend with all the saints what is the length and width, height and depth of God's love, 19 and to know the Messiah's love that surpasses knowledge, so you may be filled with all the fullness of God.
20 Now to Him who is able to do above and beyond all that we ask or think according to the power that works in us— 21 to Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations, forever and ever. Amen.
As I took my walk today, this verse just kept coming up in my spirit. I could not remember all of it at first, but the words 'according to His power that is at work within us' just kept coming up over and over in my mind with such an intensity and fervency I determined to look it up later.
I ended up getting busy with something but when I went to bed, yet again, I could not sleep because I could not get this phrase out of my mind. As the Lord began to break it down for me, I couldn't sleep because I was too EXCITED!! Let us study this verse out and think about the ramifications of it.
'…according to His power….' I began to think about who 'His' was. 'His' is referring to God! It isn't my power, it isn't the power of the most influential person I know or even the most influential person! This power is the same power 'no foe can withstand' according to Psalm 91, which we know to be satan and any and all of his evil devices.
The definition of 'power' according to Webster's dictionary is :
This is what happens when the power of God begins to manifest for your need. There is a power so strong we cannot even imagine its capacity that begins to literally do a work FOR you and inside you!
God is able to go beyond ALL we could ever ask or think to ask and His power resides within us bringing the unseen to the place where we not only see it, but we have it!! Whether it is healing, salvation from a terrible situation, or to take us, or bring us to great things, that great power is working in all of us to do ALL that is needed in our lives!
It is doing for and in you what you could NEVER do for yourself whether you lived a million years, knew the most influential people in the world, and had full favor with them…no flesh has the power to bring the blessing and fruition of the blessing of God to your life BUT God and that is what is happening on the inside of you, even now!
How do we get that power to work within us to full capacity and guarantee it continues to work within us bringing about the changes we need in our lives? According to the verses above this one, when we are rooted and grounded in the love of God it sets this power in motion.
Love is the most powerful force on the face of the earth! Love can do what strength, words, and laws cannot. You can't stop it if you tried. It is power unleashed and unstoppable! It has a force that cannot be caught, halted, or depleted.
Have you ever seen a mother with her baby? If you know anything about mothers and children, you know there is nothing you can say or do to change the heart of a good mother toward her child! She would lay her life down for that baby, no matter how old the baby may be!
It doesn't matter how much that child has misbehaved at school, it doesn't matter how bad their attitude is. You better be very careful how you tell a mother their baby was less than an angel that day even if you were an eye witness to it! You could prove to the mother they threw the toys, took someone else's cookies, and even kicked you, the teacher, in the shin! That mother will nod her head, hold that child's hand, and love it all the more. Instead of anger, you will see a look of understanding, even compassion. She may even go on to make excuses such as, "Well, they didn't get their nap, they were up late, we were rushed." This mother isn't meaning to excuse the child's behavior, but her love has her covering the multitude of the child's sin!
She will take them home, they will be corrected, but be sure once the correction has been administered, so will hugs and her love will be multiplied. NOTHING you can say, prove, or do will alter or change the intensity of the love a mother has for her child. The more someone tries to stop love, the stronger it will flourish! That is POWER! It knows no bounds and it never fails to produce and multiply…that is what is at work in you and me!
No matter how much we have messed up, behaved badly, screwed up chance after chance, God corrects us and then even more love than we knew before is extended and that power continues to work mightily in us to bring about the sure end to any deficit in character. It brings a sure end to any problem we could never overcome on our own. It brings the healing the doctor had no prescription for! It brings the POWER of the BLESSING straight to you in any and every form you need it to be in!!
Stay in God's love, and His power will stay in you!
Amplified Bible (AMP)
1 He who [a]dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall remain stable and fixed under the shadow of the Almighty [Whose power no foe can withstand].
2 I will say of the Lord, He is my Refuge and my Fortress, my God; on Him I lean and rely, and in Him I [confidently] trust!
3 For [then] He will deliver you from the snare of the fowler and from the deadly pestilence.
4 [Then] He will cover you with His pinions, and under His wings shall you trust and find refuge; His truth and His faithfulness are a shield and a buckler.
5 You shall not be afraid of the terror of the night, nor of the arrow (the evil plots and slanders of the wicked) that flies by day,
6 Nor of the pestilence that stalks in darkness, nor of the destruction and sudden death that surprise and lay waste at noonday.
New Century Version (NCV)
10 Nothing bad will happen to you; no disaster will come to your home. 11 He has put his angels in charge of you to watch over you wherever you go. 14 The Lord says, "Whoever loves me, I will save.
I will protect those who know me.
Luke 10:19
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19 Behold! I have given you authority and power to trample upon serpents and scorpions, and [physical and mental strength and ability] over all the power that the enemy [possesses]; and nothing shall in any way harm you.
Rad Change came to simplyjuliana today and made a comment and when Rad did it just set something off in me! I felt like saying, "Yeah, Rad! What a great reminder you are giving yourself and the rest of us of how powerful God's word is!" God's word is forever powerful, it never loses its strength, and it never expires! It is always as powerful today as the day He first spoke it!! His comment was on "Our Hearts Are Assured, We Will Not Fear". He made the statement we can rest, even in times like these, because of the words of God coming from the Word of God!
This is not God's first rodeo! Countries have come to many of God's people and the countries they live in and have threatened to wipe them out (Jehoshaphat is one of many). But, I always think of Psalm 91 where it says NO evil will befall us neither shall any plague come nigh our dwelling! I think of Luke 10:19 where our authority in the name of Jesus is brought back to our minds to realize just the power we carry on the inside of us and the POWER OF THE NAME OF JESUS!! I think of Psalm 91 where it says a thousand may fall at our right hand and ten thousand at our left, but it will not come nigh us, only a spectator shall we be!
Don't fear what ANY bully is saying today, dear reader! Yes we need to know current events so we know how to pray, but NEVER, EVER FEAR! There are many benefits to being saved and angels as body guards is just one of them! You are guarded and protected, today and always! Plead the blood over yourself and your family, pray over the current events as God would have you to, and go forth in courage!! God has you covered!! Jesus is Lord! Juliana


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Honeybees give their all in defense of the hive. Their barbed stingers cannot be extracted. When a stinging bee pulls away, it leaves behind not just the stinger, but also parts of its digestive system, muscles and nerves.The resulting massive abdominal rupture is fatal. Photo courtesy of Waugsberg.
Bee HIV
For some people with acute allergies, the sting of the common honeybee can pose a potentially mortal threat.
Scientists hope to add human immunodeficiency virus or HIV to that list.
Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis are developing a prophylactic vaginal gel containing nanoparticles coated with a toxin found in bee venom. The peptide toxin, called melittin, pokes holes in the protective envelope surrounding HIV, killing the virus.
"Our hope is that in places where HIV is running rampant, people could use this gel as a preventive measure to stop the initial infection," said study author Joshua L. Hood.
The melittin does not harm normal cells because researchers added protective bumpers to the nanoparticles' surfaces. When the nanoparticles come into contact with much larger normal cells, they simply bounce off. HIV, on the other hand, is much smaller than the nanoparticles and slides easily between the bumpers to make contact with the deadly bee toxin.
Hood said one advantage of this approach is that the nanoparticles' attack involves an essential part of the virus' structure. "We are attacking an inherent physical property of HIV," he said. "Theoretically, there isn't any way for the virus to adapt to that. The virus has to have a protective coat, a double-layered membrane that covers the virus."
By contrast, most current anti-HIV drugs focus upon inhibiting viral replication. Some HIV strains have evolved alternative reproductive strategies.
Hood thinks the nanoparticle approach could be adapted to treating current HIV infections and tweaked to target other viruses with similar protective envelopes, such as hepatitis B and C.
I always thought a natural poison would make the most effective of cures. Too bad I sunk my research into black widows....
This is amazing! Who knew a bee's venom could be so beneficial!
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Varg has a new wife by his side, but the mysterious Lady Lyzera has a secret of her own. The series launches with an hour long special in which Tom and Benny think that with the Nekross gone, life is going to get a whole lot easier. But when students and teachers at Kings Park School start acting strangely, Tom and Benny fear their enemies have returned and soon suspect alien activity centred on the mysterious Room 12.
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Vinyl Record Sales Jump 55% in the UK
Vinyl record sales have increased 55% this year in the UK, demonstrating that the legacy technology still has a niche in the market. Such sales totaled 168,296 units, according to Retail Gazette. Radiohead's vinyl release of King of Limbs led the sales with 20,771 units. The report jibes with a recent study by Nielsen SoundScan, which noted a 37% increase in vinyl sales through May 8. Last year, vinyl sales were up 14.2%, though they only comprise 1.2% of physical sales, according to Nielsen.


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It's Not a Bubble, It's Valleywood
(Originally published on Techcrunch, 4/14/2012).
There is a certain type of company that can only exist in Silicon Valley. People outside of the Valley scratch their heads at how a company with no revenue and no apparent business model can be called successful, much less be worth $1 Billion. But maybe the problem is that we're mis-categorizing Internet and mobile products as businesses in the first place. What if we looked at them as TV shows instead – where success and failure is determined by ratings not revenue? Isn't Instagram closer to American Idol than it is to Oracle? It entertains millions of us for a few minutes every day – maybe that's enough. Perhaps the Valley is pioneering a new business model, one where revenue isn't the goal but where distribution and engagement are paramount.
The titans of new media have a distribution channel that's always hungry for more entertainment. They need to feed the beast – and they can't innovate fast enough. They need to rely on the Pinterests, the Instagrams andthe Paths to give them the entertaining new hangouts for their audiences. Big companies aren't known for their ability to innovate, and certainly not as effectively and nimbly as startups. That doesn't stop them from trying, but frankly my advice to them is to give up on innovation (Google+, ahem) – focus on your strengths - monetization and distribution, and outsource your weaknesses. Be more like a big movie studio. They don't make The Blair Witch Project, they make $700 Million budget James Cameron action movies that are filmed on the moon and in the burning core of the Earth. So translation to Google – keep going on the self-driving car and the augmented reality glasses, nobody else has the balls or the cash to do that anyway. And see if you can get James Cameron involved somehow.
What big new media companies do well is sell advertising. So think of them as a TV Network – NBC doesn't make shows, they buy them and sell ads around them. You have relationships with the distribution channel, so you get the entertainment in front of the eyeballs, and then you sell it to big megabrands. Little production companies can't do this, and neither can a little photo-sharing startup. When I was at Digg, we were lucky to even see a seven figure RFP come through the door from a big brand, much less win it, and we had an audience of 40 Million people. At AOL, it was just a given that we were getting a piece of it – when you're a top five Internet property, the advertisers have to spend there if they want to reach enough people. The big companies should stick to monetization and distribution, and let the Instagrams focus on building the cool stuff.
This isn't to say that all Internet startups should take this path. At Digg, we grew so big, so fast, that we aspired to be a network ourselves. If you're going to turn the corner from TV show to network, you've got to have your own ad product. Our idea for this was DiggAds - ads that behave like news stories and could be voted upon. We had aspirations that these ads would be the answer to the online news industry's monetization woes. We were off to a good start; the ads were extraordinarily successful – so much so that you can see echoes of them in Twitter's Promoted Tweets and Facebook's Sponsored Stories. Despite our early success with DiggAds, Digg failed to become a studio ultimately because people stopped watching the show – we didn't build a network so all our bets were on a single show.
Welcome to Valleywood where talented creative people can come up with a crazy idea that no big company would ever take a flyer on, and getting rewarded if it becomes a hit. I think we should encourage this model – maybe even have ways for the big companies to participate without having to purchase the entire company. Maybe startups will form themselves into labs and crank out multiple products, build up followings, and then license them off to big companies. Maybe incubators like YCombinator and Techstars will become the mini-majors or the great independent production companies.
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Stop Calling it Content
With the New York Times finally erecting its paywall last week, I thought it was relevant to write about the subject of content, and how we value it. A good friend of mine is a film director and the closest person I know to a professional creative person. Despite having directed multiple studio films, my friend still hasn't found financial success. He is currently living on the floor of his brother's house, and is pretty much broke. And at age 36, he has no plans of giving up any time soon.
I once tried to explain AOL's business strategy to him – I told him we are trying to produce high quality content for the web – and his response has been ringing in my head ever since: "your first problem is that you're calling it content." He doesn't live on the floor of his brother's house so that he can create "content." He does it to create artful, beautiful, and emotional experiences. He does what most of us dream of doing as kids and most of us eventually give up on. It occurred to me that calling it content commoditizes it and sends a message to the creative community that quality doesn't matter. It's not unique to AOL either, everyone in Silicon Valley calls it content - it was eye-opening to see how repulsive that was to my friend and probably to most of Hollywood and the artistic community.
Journalists and reporters are also artists of a certain kind – maybe better described as passionate professionals. The business model of news distribution is changing dramatically, and we all agree that journalists need to get compensated if we want them to continue the important work they do. But I would argue that charging consumers to read news articles is not only bad for consumers, it's also bad for journalists.
I have had a chance to work with hundreds of publishers over the last several years, first heading up business development for Digg, and now as VP of business development at AOL. Publishers have two revenue models: subscriptions or advertising – and in some cases both. The benefit of the advertising model is that the publisher and the writer have mutually aligned interests. They both want as many people reading each story as possible. The writer gets famous, and the publisher has more pageviews on which to sell more ads. However with the subscription model, the writer and publisher have misaligned interests because while the writer still wants broad distribution, the publisher wants to keep the best stories locked up for only the paid subscribers to see. The better writer you become, the less distribution you get.
The New York Times released what seem like complicated rules allowing readers to access up to 20 free articles per month, but the first five clicks from Google don't count toward that 20, nor do any clicks that come from Facebook. They are trying to delicately balance the conflicting needs of getting massive exposure for a story while still protecting the value of a subscription. While I think they've done an elegant job with a complicated problem, I worry that the underlying model just isn't feasible.
The fundamental question is whether readers will pay to access stories from one publisher when others offer the same news for free? Even if you believe that the New York Times writers have the best prose, analysis, and access to newsmakers, is it really $180 a year better than all the other free sources on the web combined? Then consider that you are probably reading the article on a three-inch screen while stopped at a red light, and it's even more difficult to justify the subscription model.
If writers need to get paid, subscriptions don't work, and ads aren't paying the bills, then what will work? I think the answer is out there. One possibility: Netflix reportedly bid close to $100 Million to distribute a TV show with David Fincher and Kevin Spacey. Netflix is a brand that offers a broad range of value and convenience to consumers, and is enhancing that value proposition with top tier premium shows. That's a much easier sell to a consumer than an individual publisher charging to access its own news articles. I also think there are ad models that will work, but that's a subject for a different post.
By analogy to what Netflix is doing, an aggregated news reader like Flipboard (or AOL's upcoming Editions) is something that offers value beyond just the articles. I could imagine paying a subscription to Flipboard if it gave me access to multiple premium sources, I could read the articles within a really slick interface, it made smart recommendations for me and constantly added features that made my news reading experience better. Then Flipboard could share that subscription revenue with the publishers. I think the money is there to pay for the cost of creating and publishing the news, but it is going to take more creativity than we have seen so far in the publishing industry. As business people, we need to do better. Let's start being more creative about how to get creative people paid.
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Apple's iAd Strategy is like Mexican Food in New York – It Should Be Good But It's Not
I love Mexican food, and New York has the best restaurants in the world, yet somehow that doesn't translate into New York having good Mexican restaurants. Let me explain - there is currently some great innovation happening around advertising right now, and Apple is known for making some of the most innovative products in the world, yet somehow iAd seems to have missed the mark for me in terms of being the game-changing advertising equivalent of the iPhone.
Let me start by enumerating some of what I think Apple got right with the iAd announcement.
- It's good that they keep you in the app when you click on the ad. That is ticket-to-play functionality, there's almost no point in putting an ad in an app if the user experience opens a link in a browser, particularly when you can't run multiple apps at once.
- I like Apple's motivation - or at least their declared motivation - to help app developers monetize their work through means other than or in addition to charging per download. I doubt that's the only motivation, but it makes sense and it's a good story.
- I like the idea that you can essentially create app-like functionality within an ad, including the ability to actually download another app. Much like Zynga (creator of Mafia Wars and Farmville) on Facebook, I predict some of the biggest advertisers to adopt iAd will be the App makers themselves.
Two of the biggest challenges that I see Apple facing with the iAd platform are that the ads are not integrated into the user experience, and Apple is setting themselves up as the exclusive ad seller.
The ads are not integrated into the user experience:
After launching DiggAds, I've become convinced that the future of advertising will be to integrate ads into the user experience of the site. This doesn't mean just sticking them in the middle of the page, it means including the functionality of the site within the ad itself – essentially, transforming ads into content. Examples of this include DiggAds, Facebook's social ads, Twitter's new Promoted Tweets product, and of course Google AdWords. I was disappointed that Apple did not follow this model. In the demo, Jobs doesn't mention the integration of the ad into the app, the entire demo focuses on what happens after the user clicks (or taps, I guess). In fact, by setting it up with Apple selling the ads, that virtually ensures that the ad unit must be consistent across the network and therefore won't be custom fit for each app.
Apple selling the ads:
Apple is positioning itself as an ad network that will sell the iAds, and then distribute them across the apps. At Digg we use ad networks, but only for our remnant inventory and only when it's sold on a blind basis. For example, we might give an ad network some impressions from the Digg technology section and they will sell them as part of a block of general technology inventory without saying that Digg is part of it. We do this to avoid conflict between our sales force and the ad network's salesforce – we don't want them selling the same product for different prices. What we've found is that when an advertiser, particularly the big brands that Apple used in their demo, is making a larger investment in a custom ad (like an iAd), they tend to want to buy directly from the site so they know where that ad is going to run. Ad networks work well when the ad is a low cost, easy to build unit that can be sold on a self-service basis, but for immersive experiences like iAds, I'm not convinced that brands will want to buy from an ad network, even if it is Apple.
What should Apple be doing then?
Despite the aforementioned challenges, there is a huge opportunity for Apple in the advertising industry. Apple should focus on building a technology platform to support advertising within the iPhone ecosystem. The low hanging fruit for Apple would be to allow apps to link to each other, to pages deep within the link structure or flow of the app. Apple could perfect a standard around this type of advertising, offering ad serving, targeting, reporting and other features to justify taking a few cents from every ad that is served on the platform without ever hiring a single ad sales person.
I am glad to see Apple entering this market and taking advertising seriously. I truly appreciate the intention of helping to subsidize the cost of apps through a real advertising platform. However, I think Apple's vertically integrated strategy that they've used for hardware and software could get in their way and limit the potential for growth in the context of advertising. My prediction is that as long as Apple is selling the ads themselves, they will not be able to truly fulfill on that promise of selling ads at sufficient volume to be a viable business model for the long tail app developers on its platform. I hope to see them continue to invest in the ad platform, but as more of a Doubleclick-for-mobile strategy - as the backend technology provider to enable the app developers to create and sell more integrated and better advertising.
To put it more simply, I'm saying Apple should make the guacamole, but leave the burrito making to each individual restaurant.
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Don't use your guest space as a dumping ground. If you have a spare room, don't use it as an overgrown junk drawer. Many people stash things that they will get to later: mending, things to be donated, outgrown clothing, seasonal decorations. The less you keep to do "later" the less you will have to do to prepare for a guest.Before taming the laundry process in my house, the guest room bedroom served as a way station for lost clothes. Other tips include changing the sheets immediately after guests leave so they are clean and fresh for the next guests and keeping supplies related to the guest's needs nearby or inside the guest room. If you find yourself more frequently on the guest side of things, make sure to check out how to be the perfect house guest. If you have tips and tricks for easy hosting preparations, share them in the comments. Photo by geishaboy500.
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Chops Lobster Bar
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SteakPrice: $31 to $50
Chops Lobster Bar
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Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 12:00am, Sunday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
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- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Ryan Delesandro
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- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Chops Lobster Bar is a seafood and steak lover's paradise. The mosaic-style dining room is the ideal setting to enjoy signature items like the Savannah Lump Crab Cocktail and Famous Jumbo Batter Fried Lobster Tail. Enjoy a cocktail before dinner or savor a glass of wine from the extensive list in Chops' inviting bar. Proper dress is required.Continued
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- Loved it!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014I had an amazing time, enjoyed the food the service the food was to die for.Special Features:
- Best Steak in AtlantaHumbleTexanDined on 10/21/2014The Kobe filet was out awesome and our server Craig was one of the best we ever had. I will go back to this restaurant every time I am in townSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth Every PennyuniqueDined on 10/17/2014Fantastic! We went for the first time for our 5 year anniversary and the seafood and steak were delicious. The service was right on point and although it's pricey, it's worth it to me for those special occasions or if you have it like that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Buckhead DiningVolddsDined on 10/17/2014Great spot for friends to enjoy a meal ! Service was a little lacking compared to the past but food was fantasticSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticSimonneDined on 10/16/2014I truly enjoyed dinning at Chops. The food was just amazing. The server was very knowledgeable. The hostesses were friendly. Since I had reservation there was no wait time. It was great.Special Features:
- Divine Dining!LuvtobepamperedDined on 10/16/2014The service, the food, the decor, EVERYTHING was truly wonderful! Chops is always outstanding and I am never disappointed. It is expensive but in my opinion it's worth it.Special Features:
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- Great as alwaysjennDined on 10/11/2014We love to eat at The Lobster Bar if we get a chance while visiting Atlanta. The food is great, and will not disappoint. It's a very vibrant scene, great for adults. And although I wouldn't necessarily call this a place for children, the staff has always been so very nice to our children: the bartender brought a live lobster out for our kids to see/touch, the server brought them extra cherries in their Shirley Temples, etc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Buckhead favorite!Oxford1010Dined on 10/10/2014Favorite place to dine with friends! Excellent food and service. Very professional valet staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Daughter's BdayLuv2eatDined on 10/9/2014Great location! has valet parking! Ambiance was perfect, lighting was just right no problem reading the menu. Food was outstanding, we had the Porter House for two, steak was cook to the right temperature and melted in your mouth. The calamari and Lobster appetizer were delicious and right portion size. The lobster macaroni & cheese was out of this world. desserts were "the icing on cake" The wait staff were the best I had, they were on top of all our needs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seafood is the Star!LuvWithFoodDined on 10/7/2014The seafood is the Star at Lobster Bar! The steak was ok but the fried lobster tail and the crab cake were out of this world! ! If you are going to Lobster Bar, order from the seafood part of the menu, you will not be disappointed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!lovetoeatDined on 10/7/2014Food was outstanding! Service was excellent! Can't wait to go back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Dining Experience Ever!!!FirstclassDined on 10/7/2014We decided to take my sister here to celebrate her birthday. From the moment we walked in until the time we left the Service was phenomenal. Several of the staff members made my sister feel special by wishing her a happy birthday. The ambiance was amazing. And the food was superb! This is now my favorite restaurant in Atlanta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and ServiceBostonmacDined on 10/4/2014The bone is rib eye was very good along with the appetizers lobster tail and calamari. Edurdo, was a great waiter.Special Features:
- Excellent ServiceGreatDining28Dined on 10/3/2014The staff is very professional and accommodating to your needs. Matthew provided excellent service. I was celebrating my birthday on this occasion. I had the bone end rib-eye it was cooked perfect at the temperature I requested.Special Features:
- DisappointedChattyVIPDined on 10/3/2014We have been going to lobster bar since it's opening, but this time we took guests and were disappointed. The lobster was "tough". Our friend had the lobster tail and it was very chewy, my husband has his usual "flash fried" and said the same. The area where we sat was filled with cigar smoke from the nearby club. So much so, we had to hang our clothes outside when returning home. Even though service was ok, it seemed a little less crisp than the last time we had been to Lobster bar. We will return and give it another chance but not too soon. We love it there so hope they improve this decline.
- Terrific RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 10/2/2014Always one of the best in Atlanta, Chops is still the top of the heap. Fantastic food and service. Whether upstairs or down, the ambiance is fun and comfortable. The lobster tempura is delicious, and the huge onion rings are not to be missed. Steaks are perfectly prepared and great quality. All of the appetizers we tried, including the carpaccio and beef tenderloin tartare were splendid. A really great restaurant with great service and delighfully delicious food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and ServiceRSDunwoodyVIPDined on 10/1/2014We started with the Maine Lobster Bisque which was excellent and perfectly prepared. We then both had the Swordfish Pepper Steak was really well done and put together dish. Service was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- crab cakes were outstandingbardoVIPDined on 9/26/2014Have been here many times, but this time the crab cakes were exceptionally delicious and we had a great time!Special Features:
- CocktailsbillsreviewsVIPDined on 9/26/2014One party ordered a mixed cocktail and was very disappointed since it hardly contained any liquor. He told the waiter who said he would fix it and brought another cocktail that was much better but my friend was charged for it. I think that this was terrible in a restaurant where we spent $175.00 w/o tip for dinner. The restaurant should have picked up the cost of that drink...most disappointed and will probably no longer dine at the Lobster Bar again which always had been one of our favorites.Special Features:
- Great Night!!ToniWDined on 9/20/2014This was our first time patronizing Chops Lobster Bar. Food was great!! Service was great!! I just got married and they sent over a congratulatory dessert. Going above and beyond for your customers!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Super evening!TonyDined on 9/17/2014This location is turning into our favorite ATL dining experience! Food and staff were great! Crab cake app was amazing - no filler! We did the steak and lobster dinners to celebrate my wife's BD. Truely outstanding and done to perfection. It was a great evening - Thank you CLB!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Business Dinner!MBTinLASDined on 9/16/2014We went for a business dinner and everything was great. The service was fantastic and the food was outstanding. I loved our round table for conversations!Special Features:
- Chops Lobster BarBrianDined on 9/16/2014Excellent, excellen, excellent, what more can be said.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date nightFoodielyssaDined on 9/12/2014As my date and I entered the dining area, we were immediately greeted by friendly staff. As we walked to our table, we were delighted by the lobster bar area and lovely decor. Our waiter was very prompt with taking our drink order and reciting the evenings features and offering suggestions. We ended up ordering a lobsyer bisque, salad, 2ib lobster, filet, honey glazed carrots, Parmesan truffled fries. For the price of the bisque I would expect some shredded lobster in it (for $8 more you can add chunks of lobster), presentation wasn't special but the taste was amazing. The watermelon salad was presented lovely and very refreshing combo. Filet was cooked perfectly MR but not as charred as we thought it would be. Sides delicious. Overall goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and great service.5stardinerDined on 9/11/2014Decided to get away from my "normal" stops in ATL and I wasn't disappointed. 5 starSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, noisyDiamondDaveDined on 9/6/2014Although extremely overpriced, the food is great. Its a good place for a special occasion, but not going to pay $10 for 1/3 of a glass of wine and $9 for a baked potato very often. Service was OK but the place was so noisy that we could barely carry on a conversation without yelling across the table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and service was excellentGreatDining28Dined on 9/5/2014The food was mouth watering. Our Server Matthew was so great we have requested him for our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/5/2014Our server was excellent and the service was great. The soft shell crab appetizer was one of the best I have ever had. Being from the north (Philadelphia) it has been hard to find soft shells down here (especially done right). As my husband is handicapped and cannot use his left hand and arm, I asked that his steak be cut for him in the kitchen. It was done perfectly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must Be the HypeMisterBostonDined on 9/4/2014My wife and I dined here for our anniversary. The service was superb. We ordered the arugula and watermelon salad, which was delicious. The entree's, unfortunately, couldn't keep up. My wife, the steak connoisseur, had the bone-in ribeye and I had the sea bass and salmon. For sides, we had the broccoli and carrots. The broccoli was good, but the carrots had to be returned. We couldn't eat them. The flavor of the sea bass, while light and fluffy, was a bit bland. I think that they relied on the accompanying sauce to provide the flavor. My wife's steak was extremely tender but totally lacking flavor. We brought it home to doctor it up but the smell of it in the car made us think otherwise. I'd definitely recommend other places.Special Features:
- Dinner with my daughterOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/2/2014Good selection of appetizers. Should have ordered the Lobster Bisque!Special Features:
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/30/2014We have gone to chops lobster bar many times. Saturday night was disappointing. My husbands steak was not up to par. Service was not on point as it normally is.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Took my cousins from NY here and they absolutely loved the food!Special Features:
- birthday dinnerafa1Dined on 8/29/2014My family planned a birthday dinner for my father and the service staff could not have been more pleasant or helpful. They went to the trouble of timing the cake and candles coming out just at the right time- our waiter set up a code word with me to know when- and were just generally friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. The food is perfect every time we go.Special Features:
- Oh, my!OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/29/2014So glad to find Chops on our recent trip to Buckhead! My husband said his Pittsburg rare strip was one of the best ever! My lobster was excellent beyond words! Great service, you can't get much better! Thanks!Special Features:
- Dinner @ chops lobster barBeBuddyDined on 8/27/2014Food was incredible! Crab cakes were the Best I 've ever had. Huge lumps of crabmeat. My strawberry/arugula salad was presented in such an appealing way that I had to make a picture to keep! The steak was so tender and delicious it made my husband wish that he had not saved "room" for more. It was a perfect evening to celebrate our 47th wedding anniversary. Thanks for the wonderful memories.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely dinnerLolly1Dined on 8/27/2014We had a really nice meal at Chops Lobster Bar courtesy of the Buckhead Life Group Dining Around card. The prices on the menu were a bit daunting, but the food was outstanding, even though we chose a couple of the more moderately priced entrees. Our server, Kelly, was engaging, charming, and very helpful in navigating the menu and the wine list. We appreciated the ambience and being able to hear each other talk. All in all, a lovely experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a standardddppoDined on 8/27/2014The food is always superb and service excellent. I have never had an unpleasant meal here.Special Features:
- Lobster disappointingDisappointingVIPDined on 8/26/2014usually food great but this time lobster tough and not in keeping with what Maine lobster is supposed to taste like. Probably a not stellar batchSpecial Features:
- Ate upstairs not in the barLenni825Dined on 8/23/2014Overall, the experience was very nice. We had some trouble with my daughter's steak being overcooked and then it came out raw, the third time was a charm. Our reservation was for the Lobster Bar but we decided to eat upstairs which was very nice.Special Features:


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The Bruins held their final practice before departing for Vancouver in preparation for Wednesday's opening game of the 2011 Stanley Cup finals at Rogers Arena.
Every player was on the ice – with the exception of defenseman Shane Hnidy – for the 45-minute skate that began at 11:35 and ended with several laps of hard skating around the rink, which was covered in a thin haze of fog by the end of the session. It was the first day back on the ice for several players since winning Game 7 Friday night against Tampa Bay.
"Conditioning doesn't go bad," coach Claude Julien said. "We came back on the ice, and then as a whole team, it was obviously a little warm out there today. So, the ice was probably not at its best and it was a tough grind to push through this practice today, which I think is not a bad thing because we might as well get used to it.
"That's what the buildings are like on game nights. I thought we pushed ourselves pretty good today and did a little bit of sprints at the end to make sure we raise the volume, if you want, and [Tuesday] hopefully, we'll be really good and flying out there in Vancouver and getting ready for Wednesday."
Shawn Thornton took shifts on the fourth line with Daniel Paille and Gregory Campbell, otherwise known as the "Merlot" line.
"They don't get the same amount of ice time those others do," Julien said. "And with Thorty not having played, I think it was important for them to get a regular turn at practice. And those other guys play a lot. Whether it's Mark who we like to give a rest at times, or Bergy, who plays a lot, we kind of rotate through that. I wouldn't read more into it than it was."
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Nearly two years after the Clinger-Cohen Act called for the creation of CIO positions at 26 federal agencies, CIOs have yet to receive the figurative "seat at the table."
Early on, it was recognized that an agency director's attitude concerning the value and purpose of the CIO is critical to the success of the position. Yet, time after time, federal CIOs report they remain "junior members" of agencies' executive management teams, unable to garner authority to affect change. As we move swiftly toward the next century, it is essential that CIOs receive the management and budget responsibilities that are necessary to tackle critical issues.
It seems ridiculous to us that CIOs should be forced to defend and account for information technology budgets that they have no say in formulating. The situation becomes absurd, if you believe the CIOs, that fingers will point at them if their agencies' computers fail as a result of the Year 2000 problem.
The outcome of such significant issues as Year 2000 and ongoing IT work force planning will be swift and unforgiving if CIOs are not given the tools they need to make a difference. It is long overdue to give CIOs the management responsibility they need and deserve. To do otherwise, on a personal level, is unfair to CIOs and, on a national level, increases the risk of more over-budget computer projects and the risk of computer shutdowns.
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Definition of idol-worshipping in English:
idol-worshippingLine breaks: idol-worship¦ping
Practising idolatry; idolatrous: idol-worshipping paganism
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- He had obliterated all traces of the idol-worshipping religion of his ancestors and replaced it with a monotheistic one.
- As the entire idol-worshipping world stood on one side, Abraham and his monotheism stood firmly on the other.
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