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Today I bought the 24 song, 2.3 hour-long Van Halen record Live: Right Here, Right Now from the iTunes store. But there was a snag: "Why Can't This Be Love?" failed with an error -100000. I tried restarting it a … Continue reading
Xcode 4.1 Not Installing? Try This.
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American Idol Switcheroo on iTunes
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I worked at Newport full-time (more than 8 years)
Neat technology, good engineering team
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Decide what you are, direction is not always clear
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401 K matching is good. Wide variety of products, Once you find a connection at another site they tend to be helpful.Cons
Poor compensation, mediocre health plan for a company of its size. Micromanaged from the CEO down. No clear picture as to the direction the company is going in. ESOP and Option Grants are all but unheard of at any level below director.Advice to ManagementAdvice
No brand recognition as Newport,, Spectra-Physics div is the rogue elephant, a shell of what it once was. Management needs to leverage the the whole of Newport and act as one company. The reputation in the field is suffering. Time for some changed in the old boy network across all the divisions.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
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At Newport Corp there is room to grow for hard workers who are motivated to advance. Upper management runs the company fairly well.Cons
There is weird division between different facilities. It makes no sense why the CEO allows this to happen. The Irvine facility is in an old building.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Run the company as 1 business!! Why does lasers get away with doing their own thing? Why do we spend huge money on a single ERP system but can't pull together HR?RecommendsApproves of CEO

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text: North Cross Youth Mission Trip 07 View full-size image < previous next > Is this photo a winner? "This is our youth group on its 4th mission trip together. This year we are in Springfield, Missouri building wheelchair accesible ramps for the elderly. This is the first one we have done "solo". The youth were sure surprised to receive t-shirts as usually they are provided when we go with other groups. It was fun to surprise them with great looking t-shirts just as we were heading to Springfield. And the process was easy for designing and ordering." - http://www.northcrossumc.com - North_Cross_Youth (Aug 21, 2007) Share this photo on: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Similar Photos: springfield | navy | gildan 100% cotton | missouri | wheelchairs | mission trip 2007 Feeling inspired? Visit the CustomInk Design Lab to start your own group order. Design Your Own comment by anonymous - Sep 13, 2007 - back to the top Wow guys, we rock. The trip was a ton of fun, and I know we made a big impact. The shirts were awesome, especially since we didn't think we were getting shirts at all.


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Hiyas everyone! I'm Kiereth, as I am usually known on the interwebs. I'm from the United Kingdom, I'm five foot nine, bit overweight, long messy hair, just your average socially awkward university student geek. I've been here for two and a half years - I can remember it because it's roundabout the same time I got into League of Legends. I've learned so much about fiction from being here, and it's been a massive blast. So, what do I like? I enjoy anime, manga, TCGs and video games mainly, but I'll occasionally stick the box on and change over to Top Gear or something (the UK has a channel called Dave which basically airs very little during the daytime but for re-runs of Top Gear - it's become a common subject of ridicule.) I've also recently got into comics thanks to the very lovely peeps at my local comic book shop - the Little Shop of Heroes - where I go every week to play Cardfight!! Vanguard and Yu-Gi-Oh! religiously. Vanguard on a Monday, Yugioh on a Wednesday. Look them up if you're in or around the Dunfermline area. I also want to make specific mention that I adore hugs.
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Horizon's Satterwhite takes fourth in shot put
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Brian Satterwhite got the ball rolling for the Horizon Christian High School boys track and field team at the Class 3A state track and field championships.
Satterwhite, a Horizon Christian senior, scored the first points for the Hawks at the Class 3A state meet by placing fourth in the shot put finals today at Hayward Field in Eugene.
Satterwhite, a football standout at the Tualatin school who is in just his second season competing for the Hawks' track and field squad, earned his spot on the awards stand with a throw of 45 feet, 3 inches.
Coquille junior Brandon Brown won the Class 3A shot put event with a mark of 52-9. Blanchet Catholic senior Jeff Lieder was second at 50-5.5.
Also so far at the Class 3A state meet, Westside Christian senior Ryan Conlin has qualified for tomorrow's the finals of the girls 100-meter dash with her preliminary heat time of 12.88 seconds.
The Class 3A girls 100 finals are set to be run a 5:28 p.m. on Friday.
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But by the time Sunday night cleanup comes around, it will have been worth it, she says.
Brooks and her fellow scouts from Venture Crew 55, a co-ed scout group from Farmington and Middleton, are among more than 3,000 volunteers with nonprofit organizations from New Hampshire and New England participating in race week, said Deb O'Neil, event staffing coordinator for the speedway.
They come from scout and church groups, high school and college programs, and a few come from nonprofit groups on regional military bases, like a group supporting the 64th Air Refueling Squadron at the Pease Air National Guard Base in Newington.
"It can cost a lot to run an athletic program at a school, or a college fraternity, or a scouting troop, and the speedway gives back to the community, so it's a win-win," O'Neil said.
As drivers took practice runs Thursday, Peter Cricones of Tyngsborough, Mass., was standing with some of his housemates from the Sigma Phi Omicron fraternity at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell.
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James Cameron & Suzy Amis Cameron Open Green MUSE School
In 2006, James Cameron and his wife Suzy Amis Cameron opened a green elementary school in Calabasas, California called MUSE School. It's a K-5 school designed as Suzy puts it:
"To inspire young people to live consciously with themselves, one another and the planet…and to inspire each other."
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The 22-acre campus comes outfitted with recycling bins and a reclamation area where materials are re-purposed. The school has been built out of green and recycled materials and sustainable eco friendly practices are posted on the walls of the school to help the children how to be green.
Next up, plans to open a green junior high school!
To learn more about MUSE School, check out their website at www.MUSESchool.org or their Facebook page.
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KORAPUT: Diarrhoea claimed the lives of at least nine persons in Gadiaguda panchayat in the last one week and 10 others were undergoing treatment at the health centre in Podagad, said Sujog Nayak, medical officer.
Local MLA Taraprasad Bahinipati, who visited Badamguda, Paikopuki, Talogodari, Mundar and Chingadamali villages under the panchayat on Tuesday, urged the district administration to intervene.
Following the appeal, a special medical team was sent to the panchayat on Wednesday. Most of the tubewells were not functioning, forcing people to depend on nearby streams for drinking water, Mr. Bahinipati said. This apart, inadequate number of doctors to cater to the medical needs of the vast region and lack of awareness among people to bring patients to hospital were adding to the problem, he said.


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Margaret Kuo's - Wayne
- Address:
175 East Lancaster Ave.
Wayne, PA 19087Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ChinesePrice: $31 to $50
Margaret Kuo's - Wayne
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.margaretkuos.com/
- Phone: (610) 688-7200
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm, Saturday: 11:30am - 3:00pm, Sunday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Afternoon Tea, Asian, Chinese
- Executive Chef: Margaret Kuo
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, High Tea, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Margaret Kuo's offers catering service for any number of guests. Please call 610-688-7200 for details.
- Private Party Facilities: Margaret Kuo's offers 2 well appointed private rooms for parties from 6 to 30 guests. No room charge. A la Carte or Prix Fixe menus available. Minimums apply.
- Private Party Contact: Paul Kuo 6106887200
- Entertainment: Special occasions only. Chinese New Year, New Year's Eve, Karaoke
A word from Margaret Kuo's - Wayne
Since 1974, Margaret Kuo's is Philadelphia's original "New Menu" Chinese restaurant serving Madame Kuo's award-winning Northern Chinese cuisine. The ambiance is culturally evocative yet comfortably inviting. For true Japanese ambiance & a Nipponese menu, please visit the Akari Room Upstairs at Margaret Kuo's.Continued
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28 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (15)good for groups (13)special occasion (11)neighborhood gem (11)romantic (7)great for lunch (4)notable wine list (2)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- One of our favorites in Wayne.OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 12/4/2011One of our favorites in Wayne. The orange beef is to die for! Service is great. Food is always delicious.Special Features:
- We ordered 4 dishes. AllOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/20/2011We ordered 4 dishes. All were up to our expectations. My favorite, the Peking Duck, was excellent, as usual.Special Features:
- A familiar spot on the mainCjhinpaDined on 11/18/2011A familiar spot on the main line. Foos is very good. Service was a bit slow for a night when there was not a full house. Very good choice for good Asian cuisine.
- The food was not what I expectedOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/11/2011The food was not what I expected considering the prices they charge. One appetizer was actually bad. Spicy dumplings had a strange flavor (not spicy) and was covered in raw garlic. The braised duck entree was good but could have used more greens.
- There were four of us andOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/28/2011There were four of us and even though we were late (we called ahead) we were instantly accommodated. The waitress Emily was terrific and helpful. The whole steamed see bass was outstanding!Special Features:
- Kuo's good food but SLOW foodDadNChargeVIPDined on 10/15/2011Went here for a special birthday dinner. Service was terrible and very slow. Appetizers came out slow, drinks came out slow, food was very slow. When we got the food it was pretty delicious. Crispy Chicken was my favorite. A little pricey given that they don't give you anything with an entree except white or brown rice. It was a good thing we didn't order appetizers because everyone that did were eating their entrees while we were paying the check. I would not dine in again and would rather take out from there.
- We got there and they couldn'tOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/7/2011We got there and they couldn't find our reservation. It was empty but they sat us at a table next to the kitchen where about 7 of their staff stood watching us the whole time. Very over priced for food that had no flavor.
- Honestly, we expected betterElizabethVIPDined on 9/23/2011Honestly, we expected better food (maybe we ordered the wrong things though). To me, it tasted just average, and too much salt. The chicken curry puffs were not great - the "puffs" were not light (they were thicker and chewy) and the curry inside was really weak. Service was just OK - nothing special. We like the one in Malvern better.
- My family has been to thisOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/17/2011My family has been to this restaurant before and had a great experience. However,this time the service was extremely poor. The Peking duck we ordered was prepared by a staff person and left sitting for 15 to 20 minutes before someone returned to prepare the pancakes. The food was cold and sent back. Although there was an offer to prepare another one which would have been an additional 20 minutes we declined. They should have brought some appetizers or at least offered dessert. The returned dish was also on our bill until it was brought to someone's attention.
- New menu is poor. Food wasOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/17/2011New menu is poor. Food was not good. One dish inedible.
- Not so hot!OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/16/2011My wife saw Margaret at the King of Prussia Mall and had to go to her restaurant after tasting her Kung Pao chicken and spring rolls. I had been there before with a client, and although the food was good, it was not memorable. If you're going to hold yourself out as high end restuarant and charge me a premium price then everything should be close to excellent. If you do that the preimum doesn't bother me. At Margaret Kuo the ambiance is very nice, the food was very tasty, the service was good, but NOTHING came out hot. I don't mean spicey, I mean nothing was much warmer than room temperature. For me at least, this ruins what could otherwise have been a great dinner. The food at my local Chinese restuarant always comes out hot!
- The service was very slow.Kath1VIPDined on 8/28/2011The service was very slow. It took 2 hours for the two of us to eat and we ordered 1 appetizer and dinner.Special Features:
- Great place! The decor isOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/7/2011Great place! The decor is unique and the food is delicious.Special Features:
- Not a good experience andOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/3/2011Not a good experience and food nothing to write home about. Very disappointing.
- One of our favorite spotsOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/29/2011Perfect spot for an informal dinner with two out-of-town adult children. At 6 pm on a Friday evening it was still quiet enough that we could enjoy conversation without shouting (not always the case in crowded Wayne restaurants). Appetizers and entrees, especially steamed pork buns and Peking duck, lent themselves well to sharing. Crispy chicken breast is always a favorite with me--just spicy enough. Sauces are sometimes too thick (they could lighten up on the cornstarch, I think), for instance with imperial shrimp. Kung pao frogs legs was a bit disappointing: why do they cut the legs up into tiny (bony) pieces? Service was prompt and attentive, although our waitperson seemed enough of a novice to reach across us as she changed plates.Special Features:
- Very fresh Chinese foodOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 7/9/2011Excellent sauces in the the Chinese restaurant-very fresh seafood. can't wait to try with a larger group to taste more dishes.Special Features:
- We love to dine at Kuo's resturant'OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/2/2011We love to dine at Kuo's resturant's, and the Dargon's Lair is especially beautiful. The food, service and ambience are exceptional.Special Features:
- Waiter kept hovering overJudysDined on 6/18/2011Waiter kept hovering over us the first part of our meal. Then the place got busy and we couldn't find him after that. Food was good but not great.
- --The menu had the usual American/cjoeCVIPDined on 6/17/2011--The menu had the usual American/chinese dishes but the Sechuan disches were great...as good as Yang Ming I would say...I have aten in Chinatowns all over the US and the tripe with soft noodles is comparable, the sezchua fish is great..the pork shoulder was succulent as well as the mustard greens with anchovies.. the spring rolls were good but at 2.50 each! come on.. I would dine there again...Special Features:
- Peking duck was outstanding,OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/10/2011Peking duck was outstanding, as usual. Also, everyone enjoyed the seafood & spinach dumplings.Special Features:
- very disappointed...serviceLovethefunoffoodVIPDined on 5/22/2011very disappointed...service was non-existent. Food was just ok. Won't hurry back.
- A terrific restaurant withOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/21/2011A terrific restaurant with excellent food, particularly the Peking duck. Several years ago we had the two private rooms reserved for a 50th wedding anniversary party. Everyone raved about the food. We eat there very often and have not been disappointed ever.Special Features:
- This was our third visit backTrishaVIPDined on 5/14/2011This was our third visit back to the Dragon's Lair. We have enjoyed our experience and meal each time! They do get crowded - we had a later reservation (8 pm) and still had to wait about 20 minutes for our table. Our meal and the service made the wait well worth it, however!Special Features:
- disappointing experience...secondStanleymanlyVIPDined on 5/14/2011disappointing experience...second time in last three visits that we drew a waiter who seemed inexperienced, had trouble communicating, and contributed to a stressful evening rather than a pleasant one.my appetizer arrived 27 minutes after my grand-daughter's soup, a mediocre batch of steamed chicken dumplings with thick, rubbery shells. the waiter mumbled something about the kitchen being backed up. it was villanova graduation day and the restuarant was full, but they should have anticipated that. a sullen chef carved the peking duck tableside and then a comic ballet began of plates shuffled, pancakes filled, etc.my salmon was thinly sliced, overcooked and floating on a pool of bad teriyaki sauce.Special Features:
- Had the "Best of Philly" SpringOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/13/2011Had the "Best of Philly" Spring Rolls, Chicken Dumplings, Imperial Shrimp and General Tso's Chicken and all were superb. Service was attentive but subtle. Although we hadn't told them ahead of time, our waiter realized it was a birthday celebration and for dessert brought out a chocolate cake with a candle. Overall a wonderful dinner out that I would highly recommend.Special Features:
- Went there for mother's dayja19460Dined on 5/8/2011Went there for mother's day with the family. It was terrific.Special Features:
- Excellent food, poor service.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/30/2011Excellent food, poor service. Had to send out a search party for our cocktails. We were not offered tea or coffee after our meal, just the check. We did have a late reservation (9:30 PM). Maybe the staff was already asleep.
- great portion sizes and aOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 4/22/2011great portion sizes and a fantastic menu with many optionsSpecial Features:
- Excellent FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 4/16/2011Above average food, good ambiance, good service. Overall a very good place for an evening with friends, family and even for a date.Special Features:
- The sushi was good, the ChineseOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/16/2011The sushi was good, the Chinese food acceptable, tho the moo shu pancakes were rubbery, but the service was very bad! 3 hours for dinner! We were looking forward to a leisurely dinner, but that was ridiculous. We waited 10 minutes for any help after we were seated, then they asked us if we were ready to order our entrees, before we had ordered wine or cocktails. We spent the rest of the evening feeling invisible, begging for service from anyone who walked by. Huge wait between courses. Topped off by a Peking duck carving for the table next door that was awkward for my daughter. The server was so close he forced her to have to lean sideways until the carving ceremony was complete. Would never return. Honestly, terrible, terrible service.
- The meal was as expected,PleasedVIPDined on 4/3/2011The meal was as expected, excellent. Unfortunately the diners surrounding us made the experience less pleasurable, not the fault of the staff of the restaurant. The ambiance promotes harmony and enjoyment.Special Features:
- Menus more limited than itOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 2/25/2011Menus more limited than it was before and the food, while good, is not up to the old standard.
- The food was fine,but youOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/25/2011The food was fine,but you expect it to be given the prices.The service was slow and inattentive.The waiter gave the impression he was bored and indifferent I thought think I would go back or recommend it to others when there are so many other dining options in the area.
- Wonderful Valentines Day!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/14/2011Food was excellent. Service was quick and professional. Our water glasses were always filled. Overall excellent Valentines Day experience! We're looking forward to returning and checking out the upstairs Sushi Bar!Special Features:
- Good not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 1/22/2011Good Chinese food. Was not oversalted. First waiter was too impatient. He asked for our order about 1 minute after we sat down. Then came back twice more within 5 minutes. Fortunately another waiter took over without our asking. Appetizer of steamed pork buns was tasteless. The ribs appetizer was excellent. The sea bass entree was excellent. The shrimp entree was too spicey with too few vegetables. Overall, menue had too many items marked spicey. The dining room is quite pretty.
- My boyfriend and I ate atOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/31/2010My boyfriend and I ate at Margaret Kuos several times before. However when we were last there on New Years eve it was not such a great experience. The service was poor, the food was not up to par and we were seated in a banquet room with only one other family. I had made a reservation in advance and felt that for a special night this was not what we have known to expect.
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Making almost as many headlines for her killer curves as she does for her acting prowess, Kate Winslet is the youngest actress to score six Academy Award nominations. Her role in the 1995 adaptation of Sense and Sensibility gave her the first nod and the most recent one, which turned into her first win, was thanks to 2009's The Reader, in which she played a troubled woman with a Nazi past. Although she wouldn't become a true household name until she played the lead in the record-breaking blockbuster Titanic, the granddaughter of theater owners had been a working actress since she got paid to pitch Sugar Puffs cereal at 11. Her love life is almost as varied as her resume which includes standout indies Iris and Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind, fluffy studio fare like The Holiday, dirty comedies like Extras and Movie 43 and Emmy-winning TV miniseries Mildred Pierce. She dated actors Stephen Tredre, whom she met on set of '90s sci-fi show Dark Season and spent five years, and Rufus Sewell for three months. She married Jim Threapleton, an assistant director on Hideous Kinky, in 1998 and gave birth to their daughter Mia in Oct. 2000. But by 2001, they'd announced their separation and Winslet moved on with director Sam Mendes. They married in May 2003 before welcoming son Joe the following December, collaborated on 2008's Revolutionary Road (which nabbed her a Golden Globe) and divorced in 2010. The St. John spokesmodel moved on with British model Louis Dowler and eventually married Ned RocknRoll, the nephew of Virgin billionaire Richard Branson, in 2012 after dating for a little more than a year.
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Gov. Jay Nixon deployed 2,200 troops to Ferguson, Mo., in an effort to avoid a repetition of Monday night's violence, and broadly expanded their role in keeping the peace.
Gov. Jay Nixon deployed 2,200 troops to Ferguson, Mo., in an effort to avoid a repetition of Monday night's violence, and broadly expanded their role in keeping the peace.
A nation with an African-American president and a significant, if struggling, black middle class remains as deeply divided about the justice system as it was decades ago.
Protesters marched through Manhattan, disrupting traffic on several major roadways in the city, resulting in several arrests.
The freed captives were six Yemeni citizens, a Saudi and an Ethiopian, who were unharmed, Yemeni officials said in a statement.
The Obama administration is expected to release on Wednesday a contentious and long-delayed environmental regulation to curb emissions of ozone.
Liberal Democrats say the package is tilted toward corporations and will affect future budget talks. President Obama threatened a veto.
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More than 100 demonstrators were arrested as the authorities dismantled barricades protecting a site where pro-democracy protesters had camped since late September.
A first folio of Shakespeare's plays, which are intensely scrutinized by scholars, is one of only 233 known examples, and was discovered by chance in a public library near Calais, France.
For the 39 Americans still alive who were held captive in Tehran from 1979 to 1981, there has been no financial compensation from Iran and deals to extend the nuclear talks add to anguish.
After decades of declaring true threats as an exception to the rule against criminalizing speech, the Supreme Court will consider whether threats on social media count, too.
While (most) tech start-ups have been on better behavior in 2014, there have been many instances when they acted poorly, writes Nick Bilton.
City officials and a private group are weighing how to restore the modernist Miami Marine Stadium.
Is the Ferguson case proof that police officers are getting off too easily in criminal cases?
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Mehsud, or the Dangers of No. 2
Whether or not he's actually dead, Hakimullah Mehsud illustrates one of the dangers of a CT strategy based on organizational decapitation -- namely, that the No. 2 guy waiting in the wings might actually prove to be more dangerous than the guy whose charred boots he filled. A similar phenomenon has been noticeable among the Basque ETA terrorist group, which has replenished its ranks with what appears to be an even more militant younger generation. (Of course, Americans need only look to their own very recent past for another useful illustration.)
I have admittedly been among those who have made light of the endlessly recurring "death of AQI's no. 2" stories we've seen over the past few years. But it might actually make more sense to go repeatedly after no. 2, while leaving the top dog alone. Clearly, there are advantages to destabilizing and degrading the enemy's leadership, especially if it leads to power struggles and weakens organizational cohesiveness. But it comes with risks. And there are also advantages in continuity of enemy leadership, which allows for a corresponding continuity in our own ability to predict its operations.
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ROTTERDAM (AFP): Ernests Gulbis ended Juan Martin del Potro's winning run when he beat the top seed 6-3, 6-4 in a quarter-final upset at the Rotterdam World Tennis on Friday.
Gulbis, the world number 24 from Latvia, will face third seed Tomas Berdych in the semi-finals after the Czech defeated Poland's Jerzy Janowicz 6-7 (9-11), 6-2, 6-4 in a hard-fought victory which took nearly two-and-a-half hours.
In his last five tournaments as the top seed, defending champion Del Potro had won five titles and 23 straight matches.
Wimbledon winner Andy Murray tried to maintain the honour of seeds but failed as the second seed lost to former top-10 competitor Marin Cilic of Croatia 6-3, 6-4.
The Croat will challenge Igor Sijsling of Holland, who beat Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber 6-2, 2-6, 6-1, for a place in the final.
Del Potro came to the match without much ability to hit a penetrating backhand as he plays with medical permission while trying to clear up his wrist problem.
Gulbis will be playing in his first semi-final at the event after advancing in 81 minutes with a dozen aces as he forced Del Potro to save seven of nine break points.
"If you let him play, he will play," Gulbis said. "I don't give any timing, I made him play bad. I concentrated on his backhand, we had a lot of long rallies.
"I played well at the right moments.
"I felt in control almost all the match, I was nervous in the last game but a good kind of nervous, I kept on playing well. Those are the kinds of nerves that I can handle."
Gulbis, who won his second match out of five against Del Potro, claimed the opening set in 36 minutes with a break in the penultimate game after the Argentine had saved three chances of a break.
Del Potro said he has felt delicate all week but still believes his dodgy wrist is on the mend.
"My doctor is confident and I will keep on playing tournaments as long as the wrist does not get worse," said the world number four. "It's getting better very slowly but it can be tough to remain optimistic all the time.
"When you are not at 100 per cent you are thinking about your problems instead of your tennis. That's what happening this week.
"He played a good match and deserved to win. He played a smart strategy against my backhand."
Del Potro will train next week prior to Dubai, convinced that hard work will help his healing process. "I need lots of work on my shots and spend time in the gym doing my exercises and rehab."
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Federal support of programs for English-language learners depends on a formula based on the number of ELL students in each state and district, but a long-awaited national study suggests officials need a more comprehensive way to identify students who need help.
The report, developed by the Washington-based National Research Council for the U.S. Department of Education, calls for federal policymakers to change the funding formula for ELL grants to incorporate state-level counts of students with limited English proficiency in addition to the U.S. Census Bureau data now used to identify them.
Title III of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act provides grants to states and districts to support programs to help English-learners gain proficiency in the language, as well as to help immigrant students transition into American schools. While the $750 million program is small compared with some other federal grant programs, it has grown with skyrocketing increases in numbers of students identified as English-learners.
Under program rules, the Education Department can use either census or state data to identify the number of ELLs in each state and gauge its share of federal grant money. Yet research shows that the two methods yield dramatically different results. In 2004-05, the U.S. Government Accountability Office found, for example, that the census estimate of ELLs for California was almost 50 percent lower than the state estimate.
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After getting lied to a few weeks ago from the guys at Stone Horse saying they were the old Sushi Sake, I finally found the real deal last Friday. With all the hype, my expectations were very high and they certainly lived up to it. Yellowtail sashimi was quite possibly the best I've eaten anywhere. Japanese Amberjack was okay but that speaks more to personal taste and not the freshness of the fish. Toro, Salmon - everything else I had was very fresh and delicious.
glad you liked it. I agree about they yellowtail - it can be exceptional. If you go again, I recommend the aji sashimi, a frequently available special. Not typical of most sashimi preparations, they slice it into strips and toss it with some ginger and green onions and serve with a dipping sauce. Really tasty!
I was there myself last Friday. Boy was it crowded. We sat at a table next to a family and ate our body weight in yellow tail and spicy tuna. I like the amberjack myself. Good stuff. Glad you found the real deal.
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I must be really thick. Husband and I tried to go last night, and for the life of me we couldn't find it!!! We even called twice to ask for directions. They kept tell us to go W on Campbell, then look for the Bally's Fitness and they're "right behind Ballys." We must have driven around and around for 20 minutes and still couldn't find it. I told them on the phone that we found Ballys, and behind Ballys is Fox and Hound. Then they said they're "right behind Fox and Hound and Bally's."
We finally gave up! We went to our regular sushi joint Simon's sushi instead. Can someone enlighten me???
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You were on the right track. As you can see on the map, it's slightly to the north of Balley's/Fox and Hound
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Okay, I clicked on the Google Map link and looked at the satellite photo. I still can't tell which building Sushi Sake is located. I can identify the rectangular building where Fox&Hound/Bally's is, but Sushi Sake the building just north (sl E) of the Bally's building? Which direction does the entrance to the restaurant face? Maybe we should try to go there during the day time when we can see better! Still feel very frustrated about this whole thing...
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The entrance is near the apex of the somewhat "triangular" plot shown in the Google map in this link:
In the satellite pic it's the only bldg with the red gabled roof. An easier way to find it: from 75, go west on Campbell, staying in the rightmost lane. At the first right (Alamo), you will see the Bally's health club on the side of the strip mall. Turn right on Alamo, and the restaurant is on your left, just right at the point where Alamo intersect Collins. Take the very last turn into the parking lot just before that intersection. It's a darkly painted building, so it's hard to see in the dark. There is a small "Sushi Sake" sign embedded in the grass in front of the parking lot.
Hope that helps, and that the food/experience is worth it after all this.
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Ah, guttural - Thanks a million. I see what you're pointing out now. I think what we did was driving around and around the parking lot of Bally's. We even went on Alamo, but only went as far north as Cafe Brazil. Now it's all clear, and maybe we'll try to venture there some time.
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Of course the other option is to simply go to Masami on 75 West of Beltline instead. The food is at least as good if not better and you don't have to deal with waits that can be excessive.
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now, see, i didn't think kirk was testy. i thought he was hilarious.
i haven't had the amberjack. but i'm with miss vicky - that place is crowded these days
If I were testy, I wouldn't have provided the information you asked for...
For the benefit of people looking for Sushi Sake, I'll point you to their (fairly rudimentary) web site: http://www.sushi-sake.com/
Is it fair to say that if I get to this place before 7:00 PM on a WEEKDAY that it won't be so crowded that I can't get a good seat and decent service at the sushi bar?
Finally made it to Sushi Sake for the first time this past weekend. Really loved it (food and atmosphere, even with the communal tables). I want to go back sometime, does anyone have any particular menu recs or is it all just great?
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I was wondering why everyone has high praise for this place and now I understand why...I was a sushi sake virgin until last night...I also have to agree that it is the best I have had... we ordered the seaweed salad, spicy tuna roll, amberjack, caterpillar roll and green tea... everything was spot on including our service...it was crowded on a Wednesday night so come before 7pm if you do not want to wait too long... this place is now on my list..


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Academy Award nominee Naomi Watts wanted to be an actress since she was a child and once considered giving up, but she didn't have a fallback, she tells Lee Cowan in an interview for CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH Charles Osgood to be broadcast Feb. 10, 2013 (9:00 AM, ET) on the CBS Television Network.
She moved to Hollywood with a five-year plan, but it soon turned into a 10-year plan, she says, adding the auditioning process could be grueling.
"Oh my God, I mean, I considered myself fairly sensitive, but I don't think a strong person could cope with it over and over again... there were moments when I was sure I was done," she tells Cowan. She considered quitting. "Oh yeah, but I didn't have a plan B really, I didn't."
So she stuck with it, relying on advice from pal Nicole Kidman to get her through the tough times. "She kept saying, 'It's just going to take one thing, one thing, Nay, and you know, if you're in a hit film...then everything changes,'" Watts recalls.
Kidman was right. Watts landed a part in director David Lynch's "Mulholland Drive," and her career blossomed. Two years later she earned an Oscar nomination for her work in "21 Grams" and conquered the box office in the 2005 remake of "King Kong." Now she's been nominated for another Oscar for her role opposite Ewan McGregor in "The Impossible," about a family that gets separated during the 2004 tsunami in Thailand.
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