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The gun auction: NH's police chiefs keep their cool
Last fall the chiefs planned a raffle for this coming May. The items raffled away would be guns - 31 in total, one for each day of the month. Tickets for the Month of NH Made Firearms raffle sold out immediately. Then Adam Lanza opened fire on kindergarteners, and suddenly the raffle was drawing nationwide attention, much of it negative.
In the weeks since, the chiefs could have cancelled the raffle and refunded the money. To their credit, they did not. Earlier this month, Salem Police Chief Paul Donovan, president of the chiefs association, issued the following statement:
"While this raffle falls on the heels of the recent tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut, the New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police extends their deepest sympathies to the families and first responders. New Hampshire Chiefs of Police feel the issues with these tragic shootings are ones that are contrary to lawful and responsible gun ownership. We believe in and support the Second Amendment, and encourage education in the area of firearms safety."
The chiefs understand what their critics do not: that there is a huge difference between responsible and irresponsible gun ownership, and that the problems caused by irresponsible gun owners and users do not justify ending the dissemination of firearms among responsible citizens. Would that everyone kept such cool heads during times of great emotional distress.
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Le Penguin
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61 Lewis Street
Greenwich, CT 06830Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $30 and under
Le Penguin
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.lepenguinbistro.com/
- Phone: (203) 717-1200
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday- Friday: 11:30am -2:30pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday:5:30pm - 10:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 11:30am- 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Weekend Brunch, Wine
A word from Le Penguin
Show what you love! A fun & frolic filled French Bistro in Greenwich, CT. Music, ambiance, fantastic bistro fare!!!!Continued
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106 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.1
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelEnergetic
neighborhood gem (70)fit for foodies (64)hot spot (40)special occasion (30)romantic (26)great for lunch (25)notable wine list (18)good for groups (16)great for brunch (11)late-night find (7)kid-friendly (3)great for outdoor dining (2)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Super dinning experienceJuicemanDined on 11/15/2014Seated right on time - food wonderful - service great - nice personel touch by owner visiting your table and addressing you by name. Perfect way to enjoy a great dinner. Look forward to the new opening of your place in Old Greenwich.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WineCustomerVIPDined on 11/10/2014Awesome food and service. Wine list would be even better if it had some big Californias: BV Tapestry, Hewitt (number one wine in the US and number 4 wine in the world); Sterling Three Palms, Provenance, Rosenblum Reserve Zinfandels....rounds out a good French list nicely. Distributors will get them but have to be pushed hard!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodBluebirdDined on 10/30/2014We dine at le Penguin regularly and have never been disappointed. Best to make a reservation because they are usually full. The Dover sole special was divine.Special Features:
- Super fun; great food212travlerVIPDined on 10/29/2014Great food, good vibe. A great addition to the areaSpecial Features:
- Going downhill sadlyCortoMalteseDined on 10/26/2014Very poor service. Over poured wine. Couldn't remember specials. Good was blah. Told them we had bday celebration and received no celebration. Seems trite but table next door did. Owner left his daughter in charge. Clueless.Special Features:
- good eatAshotDined on 10/25/2014food was great. the roasted cauliflower with hazelnut was so refreshing.the red snapper with wild quinoa was excellent and the soft meringue to die for :).. i will definitely recommend le penguin to my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TriIDined on 10/21/2014I ordered the grilled vegetables with shrimp. Although it was delicious, it wasn't what I was expecting. Basically a salad with mostly chopped lettuce - a bit pricey at $24 - I left hungry.Special Features:
- A little Gem close to I95OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014Yes, I was looking for a good restaurant in Greenwich close to I95 on my drive north to Vermont. This French gem is maybe 4 minutes off the highway and worth every minute! Went for lunch on a Saturday with a reservation at 11:45. We arrived, found parking easily, and we're alone in the restaurant for only half an hour when the savvy locals poured in. The food selection is wonderful. Our table had a delicious ravioli, an omelette special with goat cheese and mushroom, a gorgeous lobster Cobb salad, and a rare juicy thick hamburger with those tiny yummy truly French French fries.... A big success!Special Features:
- ScottScotteDined on 10/15/2014Food was delicious and served nicely. The restaurant is small the staff is not affected and are very professional. Look forward to coming backSpecial Features:
- Ambience vs noiseConnecticutDined on 10/14/2014We arrived for dinner at the early side of dinner hour and it was lovely. The ambience is charming, close tables in bistro fashion. Wait staff was gracious. Our dinners arrived. The poulet over grains with chick peas was tender, perfectly cooked and delicious. My friend ordered Steak Frite medium rare which came totally overcooked and dry. Without about a half hour of being seated, the restaurant filled and the noise level was so horrendous that we ate, but did not have coffee or dessert as we couldn't wait to get out of there. I would not return.Special Features:
- a place to be seen but not heardmeckinsDined on 10/14/2014The room is utterly charming and if you arrive at Le Penguin at 6 PM you feel you've been transported to a quiet neighborhood in Paris with an authentic neighborhood bistro. That feeling doesn't last, however, as the room fills up and the wait staff becomes anxious to get you fed and on your way. The waiter was at the table requesting our orders within 5 minutes of our arrival. We put him off a couple of times, but finally surrendered to the pressure. By that time the room had filled up and was getting noisy. By mid-meal, even at the warp speed with which the orders were delivered, the sound was deafening. The food, on the other hand, is very good and arguably worth the inconvenience or discomfort of the noise and pressure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everyone LoveskgraceDined on 10/14/2014We love to go for special family evenings. Our daughters are teens and open to new food experiences. We love Le Penguin.Special Features:
- Crucial mistakeMarWestyVIPDined on 10/10/2014We loved the food, the wine and the ambiance… we really enjoyed our dinner! However it was spoiled by an unpleasant surprise - the waitress forgot to wrap up our "doggy bag". OMG! Apparently she threw away a good half of our very pricy dover sole! Although we clearly said we want to wrap this up (even if she didn't heard us well) she didn't bothered to double check if we want to take home our expensive meal… We were very disappointed.Special Features:
- Le PenguinlmnopDined on 9/26/2014Everything was great except for the timing between ordering and getting the food. It was simply too fast and we had the distinct impression that they were trying to turn the table for a new couple. That is their call as they are a business but I appreciate a slower pace.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great local bistroFoodieVIPDined on 9/26/2014definitely a neighborhood gem. lively atmosphere typical of a bistro. would recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- best place in greenwichyankeehuskyDined on 9/23/2014not like there is a lot of competition for the top spot, but le penguin is solid food and a very lively scene. the noise level does border on overwhelming, but doesnt cross over the line.Special Features:
- AandBdiningVIPDined on 9/20/2014Though the food is very good at Le Penguin that's where the pleasant experience ends. When we arrived at the small restaurant the four of us were seated at a small bistro table in the middle of the room. I can't tell you how many times we were knocked into by waiters and customers walking by. When I asked to move the hostess told us it wasn't possible even though another table for four opened up. Also, the servers need to slow down when clearing the table. My husband and I hadn't finished our drinks and they were whisked away they also attempted to clear our dinner dishes while we were still eating. I know at ten o'clock they start loud music and I guess they wanted us out of there to make room for the next crowd.Special Features:
- French connectionSalvatoreDined on 9/20/2014Simply perfecto !! Fun, very up wih a touch of class...finally we don't need to drive to the city for quality French food. Bravo!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HuntsmanDined on 9/17/2014Excellent food and personnel. The menue is well rounded for the focus of the place. Excellent execution. Great and knowledgeable staff.Special Features:
- rbmomVIPDined on 9/13/2014Le Penguin is always a favorite of ours and this past weekend was no exception. Although a the restaurant is a bit tight, it did not bother us in the slightest as there is always such an energetic fun vibe and everyone seems to be happy to be there. The service was as usual, outstanding, and the food delicious. Recommend Steak Frites (what's not to like?) along with Red Snapper. The dessert menu could be tweaked as I couldn't find anything that looked good, but with such great appetizer and dinner options, I am happy to pass on dessert. Great spot for birthdays.Special Features:
- Pesky serverctfoodieVIPDined on 9/4/20141st time dining at this fairly new addition to the Greenwich luncheon scene. Restaurant was about 2/3rds full. A couple of daily specials in addition to petite luncheon offering. Typical French sandwiches and a few salad dishes. Food was very good, bread spectacular, but service staff was pushy and rude. I can understand wanting to turn tables in a busy, full restaurant, but that was not the case here. Will not return.Special Features:
- Solid Bistro in GreenwichOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/2/2014It was our first visit to Le Penguin and we were impressed. The food is solid bistro basics; this is not the place to find new dishes or ideas, but the food was excellently prepared and delicious, and the service was attentive without being intrusive. I liked the wine list, which was extensive for a small restaurant, and which had a good selection of bottles in the not-stratospheric range. Although it was clear that this restaurant has a strong base of regulars, we were warmly greeted by the owner when we arrived and thanked again on the way out. We will be back.Special Features:
- never disappointsParker0508VIPDined on 8/28/2014food is always consistent and prepared perfectly would dine more often but menu and specials does not vary that muchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, attentive serviceWoodsidepastaDined on 8/26/2014Overall the meals were very good but not suberb. The mushroom ravioli with pea shoots was excellent as was the escargo. The branzino special was a little too buttery for me. The braised duck was just he right amount of crispy. Good wine list which was not widly overpriced & excellent service. The room got a bit noisy after 9:00pm but not overwhelmingly so.Special Features:
- Spectacular Birthday DinnerNicholasDined on 8/25/2014Myself and a good friend of mine came for the second time to Le Penguin, our first time being with our chef instructor, Jean-Louis Gerin, late owner of Restaurant Jean-Louis in the same location. I came this time for my twenty-second birthday, and noted as such in my reservation, as well as my tree-nut allergy, which was graciously accommodated, the server being aware of it upon my arrival. The Pate, our first course,was well seasoned, a generous portion, and not too heavy. I had the blackened Maine Diver scallops as an entree, my friend the Red Snapper, both were perfect in our opinion. For dessert we enjoyed the cheese selection along with a complimentary glass of sparkling Rose. The birthday celebration was subtle, yet charming.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Le yum !PamPVIPDined on 8/16/2014Delicious upscale French bistro fare. Bustling crowd with tables packed so closely together you quickly made new friends. The only thing that cheapened the ambience was about every 20 minutes they dimmed the lights, blasted the music and came out "bennigans-style" singing happy birthday to fete another celebrant. Other than that cheese , meal was fantastic. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- xyz123VIPDined on 8/15/2014This was 1 of the strangest dinners ever . We were seated at a corner table, with 2 people on 1 side & 1 person next to them on the other (L-shaped). However, the table for 4 next to us had a baby in a car seat between the 2 on my side of the table, so 1 woman was basically in my lap for most of the dinner. why did they allow them to sit this way?& why then seat us there? the restaurant was very loud, & therefore the piped in music was totally unnecessary.food was good but service erratic-didn't refill our water glasses until we received the check, & experienced about 1 hr wait bw apps and main courses. they are trying-owner/maitre'd walked around trying to make sure everything was ok.not sure waiter was totally knowledgeable about menu.
- LunchPhpsVIPDined on 8/15/2014Great food with excellent service. The experience is always great here and I love the wine listSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VibrantDined on 8/14/2014Really enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere, excellent food, good wine, and great service ......the place was popping and lots of fun! Can't wait until they en the fat poodle up in Old GreenwichSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A place to celebratetymelyronVIPDined on 8/14/2014A festive atmosphere with lots of birthday and anniversary celebrations. Food was excellent, including soft shell crabs, hangar steak and a fantastic veal chop. Service was professional and friendly. Only issue is the noise level, but it was offset by the fun of being there.Special Features:
- DelishDined on 8/12/2014they need to have some one ready to seat people. We stood at door while all sorts of staff moved around. Our waitiress had to applogoze 2x as to why she hadnt even taken our order.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hot spot but not worth itM5ssVIPDined on 8/10/2014Good crowd, fun. Food is hit or miss. Go for the lamb chops. Steak frites is awful, the miso Cod a la Nobu is all ginger. Mussels are good.Special Features:
- dineveryoftenDined on 8/8/2014Really not impressed after hearing great reviews! Was not pleased with the whole scene as we were in a corner with a family table of 8 to our left and this was a special Birthday dinner celebration!!Special Features:
- Great findcccjjjVIPDined on 8/6/2014This is the second time that we dined at Le Penguin and I can't wait to go back again! I just hope in the fall and winter that we can get a reservation!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/5/2014Le Penguin has charm, reduced by a strange mix of recorded music and inconsistent service. Starter salads were good if a little pricey, mains variable: my hanger steak was alternately tough and tender, but served with excellent frites and a decent if salty bearnaise. Probably worth a return visit, due to several attractive menu choices, though my wife and I would have to think about it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and birthday celebrationMarciaVIPDined on 8/4/2014The birthday celebration was so special when all of the Wait staff came out singing happy birthday to piped in music-everyone in the restaurant was singing and clapping-awesome way to bring out the candled dessert! Food was also sooo great. the frites were best I have had anywhere. The fish carpaccio and tomato tarte appetizers were fantastic as was the lamb, cod and filet mignon. Desserts were dreamy and staff attentive. And you can bring your own wine too! Great restaurant!Special Features:
- Le PenguinjlexVIPDined on 8/3/2014We had a wonderful dinner here. The only complaint is that the seating is tight. It is a small restaurant and the tables are very close to each other. Otherwise, the food was great and the service was excellent. We will definitely go back.Special Features:
- Very goodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/31/2014Very good food. Service was excellent. Great mixed Drinks. Only problem it was very niosySpecial Features:
- The following 96 reviews are from the Le Penguin reviews archive.
- EXCESSIVELY UNNECESSARILY LOUD!!!!!CustomerVIPDined on 7/28/2014Just too loud!!!! Just unnecssary. So many steps can be taken to soften sound without disrupting an energetic environment. Ceiling baffles. Under table baffles. Carpeting. Draperies. And a number of other things that are not costly, do not detract from the environment of energy and excitement, but enhance the ability to communicate with your table-mate without screaming. It is just exhausting and completely unnecssary.Special Features:
- Average food at high price.RedtailDined on 7/27/2014Salmon was served medium rare when ordered medium and the steak was well cooked versus medium. The waiter after repeating the drink order, brought the wrong drinks. The busboy removed the dessert plate before my guest was finished with her dessert - after being warned once.


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The Texas Rangers have agreed to a minor league contract with center fielder Andruw Jones, who was released by the Los Angeles Dodgers last month.
The deal was disclosed Sunday by a person familiar with the
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Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said Sunday night that a
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If added to the major league roster, Jones would receive a
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NEXT MEETING: SATURDAY November 8th
We're having a special fly-out mission to the AOPA Fly-In at St Simons Georgia (SSI)
The AOPA is hosting a pancake breakfast, exhibits, aircraft displays, seminars, safety briefings, and lunch. This is something you don't want to miss, whether you're an AOPA member or not! Click here or the AOPA logo for details. Important: If you want to reserve a lunch at the event you must RSVP on the AOPA website.
Chapter 477 is organizing a Fly-Out to St Simons. If you have a plane or want to "ride along" in an empty aircraft seat please call Roger Medlin (843 549-2549).
Lee was planning on providing ground transportation on Saturday for those that contacted him with interest. Since no one has yet contacted him, and an opportunity presented itself for him to go down Friday and stay over for Saturday, his offer of ground transport Saturday has been rescinded. If anyone wants to ride down with Lee on Friday (leaving Dorchester and Bacon's Bridge Rd around 11:30 a.m. RBW around 12:15 p.m.) still contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com . Also, if anyone else plans to drive down Saturday and can provide others with a ride let Glen know so he can put you in touch with would be passengers. Those needing a ride Saturday let Glen know so he can put you in a ride if available.
Also, our President Glen Phelps will be hosting a "regular" Chapter 477 meeting, for those who aren't interested on the AOPA Fly-out. Standard times (coffee/socializing at 10:30, Meeting 11:00, cookout 12:00).
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Thank you to Roger, Glen and all the other volunteers who helped host a successful Young Eagles Rally on June 14! We had two great photographers at the event. Click the links below to view their photos.
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Ed Horne, father of Greg Horne and a contributing photographer for this site won the redrawing of the July tickets for the Sporty's $100 gift card. Congratulations Ed!
Don't forget members. When you show up for a monthly meeting, you get a chance put in the hat for the next drawing (In December), which will also be for a $100 Sporty's Pilot Shop gift card. The more meetings you attend, the better your chances of picking up this wonderful prize. You can also purchase extra tickets for a buck each.
Whether your a pilot or not, there are plenty of interesting items in the Sporty's catalog of equipment, tools, publications, flight shirts and jackets, training DVD's, and many other aviation and aviation themed products. Come on down to the meeting and good luck.
Whether or not you're a pilot, building or restoring an aircraft, or just a sport aviation enthusiast, we'd love to have you drop in on one of our Chapter 477 meetings! Then if you'd like to join our Chapter you can print and fill out a "paper" membership application here, or use our online form here.
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I've been trying to come up with a word that describes the non-hustler. But I've chosen the term "non-hustlers" because I believe that so many of them have been infected with a too-small vision and a poor personal psychology. They have been infected with all of the negativity … [Read more...]
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Hustlers don't see themselves as they really are. They see themselves as they want to be. Then they act accordingly. Look around you right now. Your smartphone is somewhere very close to you, isn't it? It's a modern marvel that we can carry our telephone, computer, internet, … [Read more...]
The Hustler's Playbook: Hustlers Evolve
Hustler's are open to change. The hustler is firm in her convictions, inflexible, and persistent. All of these qualities help the hustler produce results (in business and in life). But when the hustler comes across evidence that indicates that what they are doing might be … [Read more...]
The Hustler's Playbook: 4 Things the Hustler Fears
Hustlers are driven. They are motivated to make a life of their own design. They are motivated to make a difference. And just like non-hustlers, they are motivated by their fears. Not Doing Enough Hustlers are motivated by the fear that they are not doing enough. They worry … [Read more...]
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I once had a conversation with a leader. I mentioned to him how much I admired the accomplishments of one of his people, and he said, "Not a self-starter." He didn't say anything else. What had once been his top performer had become one of his worst performers. This once top … [Read more...]
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The Hustler's Playbook: Hustlers Control Their State
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DING! It's Tuesday morning, your eyes snap open and the first thought that comes to your mind is " hey, the newest, greatest game comes out today!" So, with the excitement of a 5 year old on Christmas morning you jump out of bed and head off into your day. Then, lets say maybe around 11:00am it hits you, that feeling of wonder, and you think to yourself "when will the store where I pre-ordered this game get their shipment, when does UPS or FedEx show up? In an almost blind panic you grab the nearest phone and dial the stores number that you memorized weeks, months or years ago.
The phone rings a few times before being answered by the garage band drop out, he informs you that their shipments usually get in around 1pm, but the game only ships today and will be in stores on Wednesday. "WEDNESDAY!" You scream to the phone as you slam it down, but they told me it was RELEASED on today's date! Something has to be wrong here.
Now with a mix of rage and panic you rush to your computer to log into the games forums. Upon entering the forums you notice one thing, others have posted with the exact question you were about to ask.... "Has anybody got their copy yet?"
Sound familiar? I'm sure if you are honest with yourself you will notice right away that the above scenario could be taken from any given Tuesday from your life since you started gaming. Just like the dog used in Pavlov's Classical Conditioning expermint that would start to salivate at the sound of a bell because it knew it was about to be fed, we start to salivate early Tuesday morning knowing that new games are releasd and there is a slight chance that we might get the game that day!
Don't believe me? Just go check out any of the biggest games forums and look for the posts, you know the ones, the ones that say "My EB told me..." or " Walmart said....." or " I just talked to the manager at GameStop" they go on and on and on. What drives us to this extreme? What makes us ask people to post screen shots to prove they got the game? I don't know the answer to that, the only thing I know is that it's not Pavlov, he died back in 1936 and I never met him.
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Natalie B. won big in 2008 and still has money to buy her own dream car! Enter today, and you could win, too!
Hey there, PCH Fans!
Whenever I follow the Prize Patrol during a prize event, it always takes me back to my Million Dollar win in 2008. I wonder what our newest winner, Elise Gutierrez, has planned for her prize winnings…
When the Prize Patrol handed me MY Big Check, I had a few things in mind. After paying off bills, we built our dream home and settled into our new routines. With our prize money, we purchased the things we did not have in our old home. Now we can do our laundry in our red washer and dryer at home, instead of packing it into a car and driving it next door. And instead of doing all of our dishes by hand, we put them in the dishwasher. Ahhh the little things!
Lately, I've been eyeing another addition to our family. A new car! Haha, now I sound like the announcer from The Price is Right! (Do you remember the Prize Patrol during the Plinko game? Classic! That's always been my favorite The Price is Right game.)
Anyway, back to the new car. My current car is great. I call her "Flash". She's a red 2008 Pontiac Vibe.
She's pretty dependable, and she's carted me to all sorts of places like Chicago, Milwaukee and Baltimore. (I really don't know how we transported five women with clothing and costumes to Baltimore, but Flash made sure we got there safe and sound.) Unfortunately, all that driving around has put a lot of miles on her. I mean, a LOT. So, my husband Scott and I decided that this year would be the year for a new car.
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I decided on a Ford Focus Titanium. I test drove one a few weeks ago, and fell in love. I was also a little intimidated, because parts of the dash look like something out of Star Trek!
Upon discussing price, my heart started to race a little until I realized, "Hey. You have money saved up for a nice down payment." Oh yeah! That little thing called my SuperPrize Win in August of 2008 was still chugging along years later! Unfortunately the particular kind of Titanium I wanted was not on the lot, and our salesman could not find one that wasn't already promised to someone else. So, we decided to order 'er up!
Now all I have to do is wait until my "baby" gets here. She'll be a pretty dark grey, and I can't wait to meet her. Now I just need a new name. Can you suggest one? If you have an idea, comment below…and also tell me what YOUR dream car is!
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Sometimes I think that whoever is styling Chloe Grace Moretz is pretending she's 24.
She has interesting taste, she's really bold, never daunted, always sells it with her face by never looking doubtful or miserable — seriously, Chloe will wear the exact same expressions whether she's in couture or a cereal box. But she's a bit lost in this, despite even those efforts; I think it would have benefited from being on a Jaime King or a Jessica Alba. It needs a grown-up, and Chloe shouldn't be in a hurry to become one. Donna Karan isn't a 17-year old's game. Among other things, isn't that what DKNY is for?
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I think that last week was the busiest week i had in years. We worked around the clock to finish the project. I personally worked nights with two other guys. Night is 12 hours from 6:30 PM to 6:30 AM so all i did at home was eating and sleeping, then going back to work.
Back to normal life now, and i hope to be less busy in next ten years!
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I tried to capture this bee on white rose flowers, but the wind was too strong and disturbing. I almost gave up when the predator appeared. Then i witnessed this very dramatic scene.


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Connecting for Health's recommendations have been incorporated in health IT regulations implementing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
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Advancing health information technology to improve people's health, protect privacy, and empower people to be participants in their own health care.
Connecting for Health's recommendations have been incorporated in health IT regulations implementing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
The authors of the Policies in Practice describe these resources for health information sharing implementation and answer questions.
Responding to the needs of health information sharing efforts, Connecting for Health has released Policies in Practice resources to support implementation.
Markle collaborators commented on strategic opportunities for supporting health goals and quality measures, patient engagement, care coordination, and privacy.
New alliance plans to build, certify, and deploy a national infrastructure for health information sharing that leverages the Markle Common Framework.
To help consumers, providers, insurers and other health data holders see how providing the ability for people to download their health records can improve health and health care, the Markle Foundation today released a new video showing the power of blue button technology.
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A year ago, English cities were gripped by a series of riots, the cause, origins and response to which still attract fierce debate. The police had an unprecedentedly difficult task in responding to the scale of the events and many citizens took to guarding their properties, neighbourhoods, and livelihoods by banding together and patrolling, occasionally confronting the rioters themselves. Obviously this 'vigilantism' had its downsides but the community response served as a reminder that citizens have an important part to play in maintaining public order.
In a 2010 pamphlet for the RSA, Ben Rogers argued that we could apply a 'first aid' approach to community safety. Just as medical first aid training enables volunteers to help if they come across accidents and injuries, a 'first aid' approach to community safety could teach citizens skills to draw on if they encounter conflict and anti-social behaviour. In this follow up report, Ben Rogers reviews the state of practice and policy. He identifies organisations that are already providing 'first aid' community safety training, looks at the benefits and challenges of different delivery models, and considers how practice might be expanded.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) -- A Canadian company has applied to build the largest pipeline yet from western North Dakota's booming oil patch.
The proposed oil pipeline would run 612 miles into Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Enbridge Energy said Tuesday that it's seeking shipping commitments from oil producers, a major step in getting the $2.6 billion pipeline built.
Enbridge spokeswoman Katie Haarsager says the company submitted its project application to North Dakota regulators last week. She says the company will soon do the same in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
She says Enbridge will begin a so-called open season within the week to solicit interest in the pipeline, which is designed to transport 225,000 barrels of oil each day to a hub in northern Minnesota and 375,000 barrels per day to a terminal in Wisconsin.
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WRENSHALL, Minn. (AP) -- Enbridge Inc. plans to file applications this week to build a $2.5 billion pipeline to carry oil from North Dakota across northern Minnesota to Wisconsin.
But opponents, including farmers along the route, are organizing to fight it.
The 610-mile "Sandpiper" line would carry more than 200,000 barrels per day from western North Dakota's Bakken fields to the company's terminal in Superior, Wis. The company says its web of pipelines that transport Bakken oil is straining to keep up, so a new line is crucial.
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There are few films knocking viewers down as hard and as harrowingly this fall as Steve McQueen's "12 Years A Slave." The British filmmaker returns with his third feature following "Hunger" and "Shame," and this time brings his unique filmmaking skills to one of the toughest chapters of American his...Read More »
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Australia head coach Robbie Deans admitted the wolves would be at his door following the Wallabies' 22-0 defeat to the All Blacks at Eden Park.
Fly-half Dan Carter kicked five penalties and a conversion while Israel Dagg scored the game's only try as the All Blacks claimed back-to-back wins over Australia in the Rugby Championship, retained the Bledisloe Cup and nilled the Wallabies for the first time since 1962.
Asked if there ''would be now more wolves at your door in Australia?'' He said: ''No doubt. We're not the No.1 side in the world, and it's pretty evident who is.''
Deans added: "It's not about me. It's about the team and what we do," he said. "We are at the front end of the Rugby Championship, and we now reset our sights on South Africa and Argentina. It [his future] is the last thing on my mind at the moment. It's about the team. We have to now pick it up and carry on.
''It was an outstanding performance by the All Blacks. They gave a masterclass in rugby. I don't think any side in the world would have stayed with them tonight, including ourselves, obviously. The All Blacks are relentless, so well-conditioned, and no matter which channel you go down they're at you. To give it credit to our group, it was remarkable that we only leaked one try."
Captain Will Genia added: "We got touched up. We got taught lessons in many facets of the game," Genia said. "We weren't clinical enough. You've got to give them credit. They put pressure on you and forced us into making mistakes."
The All Blacks' victorious skipper Richie McCaw highlighted his side's defensive display in nilling the Wallabies and hinted the Kiwis would be expecting further improvements as they continued their pursuit of the inaugural Rugby Championship title.
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