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this is next to rancho allegre? is it by the same owner because rancho is notoriously filthy.
that being said, i do get hankerings for korean...we'll see what happens but id definitely try it.
I have a friend who went who raved, so I'm hopeful . . .
I'm told it's fusion, with an emphasis on high end ingredients - organic etc
I don't *think* it's the rancho allegre people.
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i went recently. food was pretty good. i missed all the little free started dishes you get when you eat in manhattan's korea town. portions were small and prices seemed way too high. because they don't have a liquor license, the bill wasn't that high in the end... but those days are sure to end soon enough.
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Technology is enabling a new approach to collecting and using data. This approach, commonly referred to as the "Internet of Things" (IoT), enables businesses to use real-time data from all sorts of things including machines, devices and sensors to make better decisions, improve customer service, and lower the risk in the creation of new revenue opportunities. In his General Session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Dave Wagstaff, Vice President and Chief Architect at BSQUARE Corporation, discuss the real benefits to focus on, how to understand the requirements of a successful solution, the flow of ...
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The security devil is always in the details of the attack: the ones you've endured, the ones you prepare yourself to fend off, and the ones that, you fear, will catch you completely unaware and defenseless. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing if not an endless proliferation of details. It's the vision of a world in which continuous Internet connectivity and addressability is embedded into a growing range of human artifacts, into the natural world, and even into our smartphones, appliances, and physical persons. In the IoT vision, every new "thing" - sensor, actuator, data source, data con...
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C-Labs LLC, a leading provider of remote and mobile access for the Internet of Things (IoT), announced the appointment of John Traynor to the position of chief operating officer. Previously a strategic advisor to the firm, Mr. Traynor will now oversee sales, marketing, finance, and operations. Mr. Traynor is based out of the C-Labs office in Redmond, Washington. He reports to Chris Muench, Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Traynor brings valuable business leadership and technology industry expertise to C-Labs. With over 30 years' experience in the high-tech sector, John Traynor has held numerous...
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The 3rd International @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that it is now accepting Keynote Proposals. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal and enterprise IT since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago. All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors - connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades.
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EDMONTON - Tory leadership candidate Thomas Lukaszuk pledged Tuesday to introduce a tax credit for teachers who spend their own money on supplies, and to revive a 'red tape review' to reduce teachers' administrative workload, so they can spend more time in class.
Lukaszuk was the only Progressive Conservative leadership candidate to attend the debate at Alberta Teachers' Association summer conference in Banff, where he also promised to review the 50/50 weighting of Alberta Grade 12 diploma exams, giving more weight to the evaluation from teachers who spend the year working with the student.
Finally, he said he would not change the funding ratio for private schools in the province.
"The most important part will be restoring the relationship with teachers," Lukaszuk said, adding he will "dust off" Alberta's plans for Inspiring Education and look at extending Program Unit Funding (PUF) for children with severe disabilities.
"Teachers are really piled on by principals, school board and the department," he said. "I want to do a red tape review to eliminate some of the administrative time."
The $500 tax credit would help support teachers who spend money on "stickers, little booklets and decorating classrooms," he said, noting Redford promised to implement this in the 2012 election, but never did. "Teachers who are really passionate, they will shell out a few thousand dollars a year," Lukaszuk said.
Alberta Teachers' Association president Mark Ramsankar said teachers support the idea of moving to a 70/30 weighting of the diploma exams, noting it is a long-standing area of concern for teachers.
"The teacher spends every day with those children, and has the opportunity to look at other areas of growth," he said. "We take a single snapshot on a diploma (exam), and then we weigh it against an entire year's worth of work."
Teachers also appreciated talk of a red-tape review to reduce administrative work, particularly online engagement.
"The workload issue for teachers, and being able to find balance in their lives, is a very important issue," he said. "Is it right that all families have 24-7 access to a teacher? What is the expectation for online reporting?"
Duane Plantinga, executive director of the Association of Independent Schools and Colleges, said private schools currently get roughly $5,000 in public money per student to fund instruction. By contrast, public schools get roughly $15,000 per student to fund instruction, operations and capital.
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Brad Vonkeman, president of the Alberta School Councils' Association, said parents also support reducing the weight of the Grade 12 diploma exams, and that he supports the move to keep public money in public schools.
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Nerval's Lobster writes Everybody knows that Apple runs a tight ship when it comes to approving iOS apps for its App Store, rejecting software because it features porn, allows gambling, installs types of executable code, etc. But Apple also denies apps for some pretty esoteric reasons, many of which are only just coming to light. Want to have an App that uses GPS to automatically control a real-world aircraft or automobile? Sorry, that's not allowed, presumably because Apple doesn't want iOS to serve as a drone controller. (Imagine the liability issues.) Also, apps that report your location to emergency services are forbidden, as well as any that misspell Apple product names ("iTunz" will never make it through, no matter how much you beg). Even if Apple's not sharing the exact reason why it just rejected your app from its store (what the heck does "Not enough lasting value" mean?), you can check out Apple's own page on the top reasons for iOS app rejections."
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If you plan on speeding through Holly Springs, Ga., be warned: The police chief there has decided to start charging the pulled-over a fuel surcharge. Cop houses around the country are struggling with the high cost of gas. The chief in Holly Springs said he got the idea from businesses, such as airlines, that pass their troubles on to the consumer.
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The theory that the Bush administration wanted Iraq for its oil has just gotten a major boost. It turns out that the U.S. State Department sent over a team of lawyers and consultants to help the Iraqi government work out several high-profile no-bid contracts with five Western oil giants.
Nineteen years ago, the Exxon Valdez supertanker struck a reef in Alaska, causing an environmental catastrophe so devastating its impact continues to be felt. A court later slapped Exxon with $5 billion in punitive damages, but on Wednesday the Supreme Court ruled that the oil giant shouldn't have to pay more than about a tenth of that amount.
Seems like everything is a crisis these days, what with the subprime mortgage crisis, the oil crisis and, perhaps most troubling of all, the climate change crisis. Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan acknowledged the complexity and interconnectedness of these unsettling trends Tuesday, stopping short of declaring that a major recession is on the way but without ruling out a recession of lesser magnitude.
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Wow, a lot of people must have bought Hummers last week. How else to explain the spike in oil prices? No, I'm not being silly: They are, and by they I mean the gaggle of media pundits and other administration apologists—abetted by some green zealots—who want to explain our energy crisis by reference to profligate consumers.
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What's it got to do with the price of gas? Would some reporter with access to the Republican presidential candidate please ask John McCain why he wants to continue President Bush's Mideast policy when it has proved so ruinous for American taxpayers?
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John McCain pranced through a Washington forest with reporters Tuesday, speaking of his historical support for the environment and his plan to slow global warming. The move is seen as an effort to differentiate McCain's brand of Republicanism from Bush, who ritually regarded global warming as a "theory."
In this first-ever biography of the religious leader many predict will take over Iraq after the Americans leave, Patrick Cockburn, one of the most respected correspondents in the Middle East, provides a dramatic look at a man Paul Bremer denounced as a "Bolshevik Islamist."
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If Hillary Clinton becomes the next president, her administration will have a hell of a time improving relations with Iran, a country that has a few cards to play when it comes to stability in Iraq and the price of oil. That's because Clinton recently threatened Iran's annihilation and it turns out that the Iranian government pays attention to these things.
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Exxon Mobil made $10.9 billion last quarter, but investors were disappointed that the world's biggest oil company had only its second-biggest quarter ever. With a product that is harder and harder to find, shareholders who demand even bigger windfalls and consumers who are about ready to revolt, you almost have to feel sorry for the oil companies. No, you really don't.
Why is it that the U.S. economy is on a serious downswing? Could it be that we're in the midst of a super-expensive war with little sign of scaling down in the near future that has jacked up oil prices to new heights and strained the federal budget? According to Bush, he'd have worked out our economic woes if it weren't for those meddling congressional Democrats.
President Bush announced that rebate checks will start winging their way to taxpayers as early as Monday, helpfully observing that Americans need a little help paying for necessities like groceries and gas during this economic "slowdown"—a slightly different story from his initial justification for this economic stimulus plan, and one that wasn't lost on his critics.
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Nothing says permanent U.S. occupation of Iraq more than the construction of the largest embassy in the world, a $474-million compound with 27 different buildings, 619 apartments and an Olympic-size swimming pool—all, of course, for a country with 26.7 million people and 115 billion barrels of proven oil reserves.
Mexican President Felipe Calderon released his plans Wednesday to give greater autonomy to the country's nationalized oil monopoly PEMEX, a move criticized as privatizing the industry that constitutes 40 percent of federal income. With domestic oil production falling for the past six years, Calderon has had to negotiate his pro-business politics amid steadfast public opinion against denationalization.
The real John McCain is re-emerging: a politician who rakes in big bucks by being a hired gun for the corporations.
Quite a "defining moment" in Iraq, wasn't it? At this rate, John McCain is going to be proved right: The war will last a century.
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Iraqi forces on Tuesday launched an offensive targeting Shiite militia groups in the southern city of Basra, where at least 30 deaths are reported to have occurred in the operation, as well as in other regions of the country.
The Democratic presidential candidates squabble over real or imagined racial sensitivities, the Republican presidential candidate stages photo opportunities with the troops in Iraq, and meanwhile the financial system is coming apart at the seams.
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As we approach the fifth anniversary of the invasion and occupation of Iraq, I find myself thinking back on how we got ourselves into this predicament. ... As I examine where we are today and contemplate our future and those who are positioning themselves to play a role in Iraq, it seems to me that there is at least one such incident, a dinner party I attended at the home of Ahmed Chalabi in June 1998 that is worthy of a more public illumination.
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Great Lebanese kitchen with excellent service and atmosphere, what I can say is that the taste was really authentic. The only problem is that they don't have any more branches....
Sabaya restaurant is one of the best Lebanese restaurants I have ever tried. The food is really good and the prices compared to the food quality is great. The service is fabulous and the hosbitality is wonderful.
It is highly recommended to visit Sabaya and to enjoy the nice atmosphere.
Probably because it is in what used to be the top hotel in Egypt.
But in terms of food nothing special at all, and I can name 4-5 Lebanese restaurants in Egypt that would serve more tasty food. Needless to say that it is even more expensive than Fayrouz and Taboula which are also in 5 star hotels.
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Sabaya is actually one of the best if not the best Lebanese restaurants in Cairo. The food is typical and so delicious, the ambiance is classy and comfortable and the hospitality is great. I have to say that this place gives a memorable dining experience and I highly recommend.
Staff here were so attentive, looking after us for the entirety of the evening, including realising that we were celebrating a wedding anniversary so brought over a cake with candle.
Food was lovely, great range of hot and cold mezze, chicken livers in pomegranate sauce were especially good! Seafood mains were fresh and great portions. Will definitely return.
Very delicious food, friendly and nice staff .
Will never forget Saeed and how he was so nice to us .
Well done all and continue to make that good job always.
I am so happy for the good return in business as well sabaya rest. Is doing perfect the family & myself enjoyed the food and the hospitality .
Wish you all the best and keep up.
Cosy atmosphere, excellent and so welcoming servise, food tasted perfect and clean too. Had a very nice lebanese experience.
We had the sea bass and loved it!! Our servers were incredibly nice. Over all it was excellent experience. I would definitely come back again.
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The new SchoolMessenger eAlert system recently rolled out with report card notifications.
As part of the process, changes were also made with the PowerSchool, a parent portal information program utilized by the district.
PowerSchool will now provide parents with access over control of how the district communicates with them.
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QUEHANNA – There were 27 bull elk licenses issued for this year's weeklong elk hunt, and one of the first individuals to fill their tag and show up at the Pennsylvania Game Commission's elk check station in Quehanna on Monday morning was Mark Colt of Ligonier.
Not only did Colt harvest a 7x7 bull, but he noted that the elk was also the final animal that he needed to harvest out of each of the four big game animals in the state of Pennsylvania.
"I got a bear, I got a turkey, and I got a buck, and now I got an elk," he said.
QUEHANNA – When Jonathan Palisin received the message that he had been selected for a bull elk license in this year's elk hunt, he left it on his answering machine for nearly two months. The Hermitage resident was that excited about the prospect of being one of 27 lucky hunters who had been drawn for the opportunity to harvest a bull elk this season.
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The crash occurred at 10:20 a.m. on the Million Dollar Highway (SR 255) near the Laurel Lane intersection.
Michael Hanley Jr. was the driver of the tractor-trailer who was pronounced dead at the scene despite the efforts of two witnesses who helped pull Hanley from the cab.
Possible changes to the process of appointing individuals to St. Marys boards, commissions and authorities was recently reviewed by City Council.
In order to better familiarize themselves with potential candidates, Councilman Ned Jacob suggested establishing an informal interview process.
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At that time candidates would meet with council members to present their qualifications for serving on a specific board.
Elk County Catholic alumnus Ryan Jacobs and fellow Penn State students will be "canning" this weekend in town for THON, the largest student philanthropy effort in the world.
According to THON.org, "the mission of the Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon is to conquer pediatric cancer by providing outstanding emotional and financial support to the children, families, researchers, and staff of the Four Diamonds Fund."
Jason Pistner was the first of the three hunters from St. Marys drawn for a license in this year's elk hunt, and the 16-year-old was also the first to fill his tag this week, harvesting a cow elk on Monday morning while hunting in the Dents Run area.
Pistner has been entering the Pennsylvania Game Commission's elk license drawing since he started hunting in 2012.
QUEHANNA – The anticipation was building at the Pennsylvania Game Commission's elk check station late Wednesday morning as word spread that a large bull had been harvested and was being transported there to be processed. A small crowd was waiting when it finally arrived around noon, and the 7x11 bull was well worth the wait.
Robert Baker of Worthington was the lucky hunter, and he had harvested the animal around 7 a.m. that morning while hunting with a friend in Elk Hunt Zone 11, which is located primarily in Clearfield County.
FOX TWP. – Two subdivisions were approved at the Fox Township Supervisors monthly meeting Wednesday night
RIDGWAY – With a high-profile governor's race on the ballot, Elk County had a high voter turnout with 44.35 percent of the registered voters coming out to vote.
York County businessman Tom Wolf ousted incumbent Republican Governor Tom Corbett soundly Tuesday. The Democrat could not carry Elk County, however, as Corbett got 4,420 votes to Wolf's 4,115. There were 31 write-in votes as well. Pennsylvania law was changed in 1968 to allow for consecutive gubernatorial terms. Corbett is the first Pennsylvania governor to be denied re-election since the law was changed.


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Australian musician Missy Higgins hasn't spent much time in New Zealand, but she is looking forward to exploring the country early next year.
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"I've never really toured New Zealand extensively," Higgins says.
"I've always wanted to see a bit more of New Zealand and this is like doing a road trip really."
The fact the 29-year-old is touring anywhere is something of a miracle. In 2008, Higgins was at the top of her game; she had two chart-topping albums under her belt and had almost single-handedly reinvented what it meant to be a solo female artist on this side of the world.
But when she started writing her third album a year later, she soon realised seven years of non-stop touring and recording had taken its toll. Rather than plough ahead anyway Higgins took a break, enrolled in a university course and made her feature film debut. Music was on its way to becoming a distant memory.
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"It's really, really nice. I'm so glad to be doing it again, and I'm so glad to be enjoying it. It got to the point, with the last album, where I'd been touring for years and years without having a break and I don't think I was really enjoying it any more. I was taking it for granted.
"I think I just needed to step back and chill out for a while and come back with a new perspective and fresh eyes - which was what I should have known to do in the first place - but I think I was just so disillusioned and under-slept, that I thought 'oh god, I'm just going to walk away forever'."
Higgins has already decided the New Zealand tour this summer will be the last for the album, meaning she should still be feeling "fresh and inspired" when she starts working on album number four.
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Jack Clark at ZDnet recently published a great series of articles on the current state of cloud computing, which included an article on utility computing called "Cloud computing's utility future gets closer". It's one of the best reviews of where we are in the progression toward utility computing I've seen recently – probably since John Cowan's blog series on a similar topic or the GigaOm white paper by Paul Miller called Metered IT: the path to utility computing.
A few key takeways from the article:
- First, Clark states the cloud is changing nearly every aspect of the technology markets and more importantly how technology is accessed and used by organizations and individuals. Completely concur. The question of "what is cloud" is getting clearer every day. Cloud computing is clearly not just a new term for an old model, but a very real shift in the way IT resources are delivered and consumed.
- Clark then defines a utility market as occurring "when an item has been commoditised to the point that it becomes very hard to differentiate on a technology basis, and instead companies distinguish themselves through different levels of service, availability and support." In some ways, we have certainly gotten to that point in cloud computing and infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) as you see AWS adding new service levels, Google slashing prices, and Amazon responding with further price cuts, but keep in mind this focuses on the supply side of the equation – only half of the equation. There is also the demand side of the equation, which is more important given the fact that there are hundreds of IaaS suppliers out there today with many adding capacity as we speak. So how does that demand get fulfilled and what's missing?
- Clark then turns to what's missing. Among other things… "There is not yet a clear market mechanism for homogenising compute and storage from different providers making them truly interchangeable." Absolutely agree and this is the primary reason 6fusion created the WAC to create a single unit of measure for the measurement and metering of IT resource consumption across any environment – public, private, virtual or physical. One thing Clark didn't mention was the fundamental need for a single unit of measure being a foundational component of any utility – think kilowatts in electricity or kilogram in coal.
- What else is missing? "A trading methodology" according to Clark. I would add a trading platform is missing as well – or more specifically a marketplace of cloud brokers that serve as intermediaries between the supply and the demand of computing. As a further example, we agree with James Mitchell from Strategic Blue that "at the moment, cloud pricing is not rational". To borrow another quote from Mitchell: ""can you imagine letting your electricity supplier bill you for your electricity using a measurement that they have made, using a meter that they invented, and then quoting it to you in a unit that they have pulled out of thin air, that cannot be compared to their competitors? Ridiculous!" A single unit of measure and trading methodology and platform are critical here.
Clark concludes with this: "As cloud computing continues on its path to become a utility, the benefits to IT consumers will grow as prices are successively cut, but companies that cannot operate at the necessary scale of a utility are likely to run into problems." Agreed – we are in the very early stages of utility computing and the land grab has just begun. However, the beauty of a commoditized utility is that anyone that can participate, both on the supply and demand side. You are likely to see a long tail market emerge with some very large players at the top (AWS, Google, Microsoft, etc) and many mid-size and smaller players survive in the market with access to global demand through utility computing exchanges when the immovable asset becomes movable.
What are your thoughts? How close are we to utility computing? What are the big barriers to getting there from your perspective?
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It is worth asking about to ease your mind
When you get the results back make sure that they give you a number...meaning HCG less than 5 or greater than. Most doctors will have a number threshold where the answer goes from negative to positive.
That is better than a simple yes/no answer.
If it is negative again then I would strongly suggest that you speak to your doctor about provera/progesterone to end this cycle.
As a side note: what cycle day are you on?
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