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Chiropractors in Minneapolis
"Chiropractor in Minneapolis Uptown Healing Clinic is proud to offer cutting edge Chiropractic Care in Minneapolis, MN. Our Chiropractors are experienced injury professionals. After a car accident, work injury, slip and fall, or any other incident that causes you pain or discomfort, call the doctors conveniently located at 312 West Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis. Our job is to identify and correct the cause of numerous complaints such as neck pain, low back / hip pain, headaches, numbness, leg / arm pain, knee pain, allergies, digestive disorders, asthma, high blood pressure, and stress to name a few.
(612) 260-7819
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55408
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Kannon Chiropractic
"I believe that less is more and a targeted, gentle approach is best. After a thorough examination and conversation about your unique health history I'll give you my recommendations. We'll work together to establish a treatment plan that gets you out of pain and back to your favorite activities as quickly as possible. How long you choose to benefit from chiropractic care is up to you.
(612) 294-8314
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55410
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Michael Timm Johnson
Chiropractor, DC
"I am certified in the Cox Decompression Adjustment & Manipulation Technic. I am currently one of four Chiropractors that is certified in this effective technique in the State of Minnesota. Check out our website www.nordeastdoc.com for further information about me."
(612) 568-6960
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418
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Elizabeth Gingrey
Chiropractor, DC
"I am a board certified Chiropractor who really enjoys spending time getting to know her patients and their vision for their health and wellness. She dedicates time to each and every patient; hoping to meet all of their needs and wellness goals.
(612) 260-5521
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55410
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Sadie Marie Altringer
Chiropractor, DC, IE
"Hi! My name is Dr. Altringer, and I come to you with over 10 years of experience in treating many conditions. I strongly believe that there is not just one way to fix a problem, so I use an approach based on your preference and also re-examine often to check for progress and see how you are responding to care. If something doesn't work, then we try something else. My main goal is to make my patients happy with the care they receive and get them feeling better!!!!
(612) 999-2171
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55408
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Frederick L Claussen
Chiropractor, DC
"In practice for over 28 years, Dr. Claussen has a major focus on pain relief. Helping: fibromyalgia, chronic back and leg pain, disc disorders, arthritis, neck pain, headaches and even neuropathy, reducing the numbness and pain of this difficult to treat condition. Using the latest technology like Cold Laser Therapy (gives almost instant relief of pain and muscle spasm), Anodyne Therapy, pain relief can be fast and lasting. Natural therapies like "B.E.S.T." reduce stress, too! Dr. Claussen was the Morter HealthSystem "Chiropractor of the Year" in 1993. Remember, "You CAN feel better... Today!"
(952) 314-5381
Office is near:Minneapolis, Minnesota 55420
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Mystical Rose Chiropractic
"My passion is to serve patients who have pain-related disabilities, neuromuscular dysfunction, vertigo, degenerative joint disease, chronic lower back pain and autoimmune health conditions. I specialize in neuromuscular rehabilitation of global biomechanical disturbances by providing a signature treatment plan to correct the nerve interferences that exist in the spine, causing dis-ease. I also address autoimmune health conditions from a nutritional perspective. The heart of Mystical Rose Chiropractic is intercessory prayer. As a practicing Catholic, my vocation is to be the instrument of God. To impart His healing mercy is the cornerstone of my faith and my practice.
(952) 679-2556
Office is near:Minneapolis, Minnesota 55407
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Troy W Friesen
Chiropractor, DC
"I am driven by results. I have dedicated the past 16 years to getting the best results for my patients. My goal is to get you back doing the things you love as quickly as possible. No problem is too difficult. I use a wide range of the safest, most effective natural treatments available to improve your condition in the shortest amount of time. If I can't help you, I work together with many qualified specialist's in the area that may better address your condition.
(763) 250-1727
Office is near:Minneapolis, Minnesota 55415
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Richard Mayfield
Chiropractor, DC, CCN, DACBN
"Common problems I can help: neck and back pains, headaches, carpal tunnel, sciatica, arthritis, digestive problems, infections, high cholesterol, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia and others. I offer highly skilled adjustments of the spine, arms and leg joints to relieve pain and discomfort. I also focus on the muscles, tendons, ligaments and fascial imbalances that tend to recreate the pain cycle. By utilizing muscle testing methods I am able to pin point the area of imbalance and correct it with the necessary procedure.
(952) 314-5625
Office is near:Minneapolis, Minnesota 55419
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Susan Armiita Quigley
Chiropractor, DC
"I tailor a treatment plan to meet your wellness goals and individualize each visit so you leave feeling refreshed, listened to, and cared for. I have had amazing results treating issues such as headaches, whiplash, neck pain, numbness/neuropathy, sciatica, pregnancy symptoms, heartburn, bed wetting, behavioral issues, and sleep problems. SuNu-your health and energy restored.
(952) 373-5422
Office is near:Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414
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Bloomington Wellness Center
"At Bloomington Wellness Center our passion is to serve families with exceptional natural health care. We care for all people - from hurting to healthy, from young to not-so-young & we have fun doing it! We offer care for conditions such as: Back & Neck pain, Asthma & Allergies, Sprains & Strains, Headaches & Migraines, Numbness & Tingling, Disc Problems, Sinus Trouble, Auto Injuries, Whiplash, & Sports Injuries.
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Office is near:Minneapolis, Minnesota 55408
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Zen Healing Center
"Zen Healing Center is a place where people will find healing through a fusion of diverse services such as massage therapy, acupuncture, chiropractic, and nutrition. Our philosophy is to integrate natural healing arts into a harmonious whole new form of life. As in ancient times, with great care and guidance on grooming trees, plants, and gardens created longevity and wellness of life. Our focus is to do the same with our clients helping them to fully receive the longevity and wellness by caring, teaching, and guiding.
(952) 388-2696
Office is near:Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401
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Chiropractic in Minneapolis - is it right for me?
Minneapolis Chiropractors specialize in the interactions between our nerves, muscles and skeleton and their effects on our general health. They diagnose problems and use manual therapy, including joint adjustment and manipulation, to prevent and treat them.
Many people who seek Minneapolis chiropractic care do so for help with back pain, especially lower back pain, neck pain and headache. Spinal adjustment in Minneapolis or chiropractic adjustment is the most common method of treatment--it refers to the manual adjustment by the chiropractor of the three-joint complex at the base of your spine with sufficient force to create a sensation of 'release', increasing the joint's range and reducing pain.
A treatment plan may involve one or more manual adjustments. Many chiropractors in Minneapolis also incorporate nutritional counseling, exercise or rehabilitation into the treatment plan.
How is a Chiropractor licensed?
The Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) in Minneapolis must complete four academic years at a school accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education, as well as a one-year internship at an outpatient clinic owned and run by a chiropractic college. They are tested and certified by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners, and licensed by the state in which they practice. To maintain licensure in most states, practitioners must complete a certain number of continuing education hours annually.
There are several schools of chiropractic adjustment techniques, although most chiropractors mix techniques from several schools. Some Applied Kinesiologists in Minneapolis are qualified as Chiropractors.


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Alexander Pylev's Advantage Asset Management will launch its maiden product in the fourth quarter, HFMWeek reports. The global long/short strategy will definitely have exposure to Europe and the U.S., and may invest in Asia as well.
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Pylev is in talks with potential strategic partners Axioma Solutions and Topwater Investment Management; he hopes to raise US$100 million for the Advantage Foundation Fund, which has a US$100,000 minimum investment requirement with a three-month lock-up and charges 2% for management and 20% for performance.
Pylev was most recently a trader and adviser at Sudostroitelny Bank in Moscow. He also helped establish the bank's foreign equities desk. Before entering finance, Pylev worked for the Russian government.
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POPLAR GROVE, Ill. — BraveHearts Therapeutic Riding & Educational Center will host its Fifth Annual Invitational Horse Show Sunday, Nov. 6. The event is an opportunity for BraveHearts' students to showcase their riding skills and compete for ribbons. Last year's event welcomed more than 500 attendees.
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Germantown officials plan security changes
Student safety takes priority over visitor inconvenience
Germantown - Building security procedures at the district's six schools were discussed Monday by Germantown district officials, and changes could be ahead in the near future. The topic was timely on the one-month anniversary of the tragedy in Connecticut.
District Administrator Sue Borden said the goal is to have a welcoming, inviting presence for visitors at each school. At the same time, she said, vigilance is important.
The board's Building Committee has been reviewing the district's existing building security policy. Board member Bruce Warnimont, who chairs the committee, said Monday that recommended changes could be coming in the near future.
"We want to be working with a very comprehensive plan so that we can address safety and security," Warnimont said. "Some people might feel inconvenienced or even slighted by some of the (recommended) changes, but it's important that we put the protection of students, staff and others first."
There were no specific recommendations discussed at Monday's meeting. Comparing the plan under review to police operations, Borden said not all aspects will be revealed to the public in the interest of maintaining safe and secure facilities.
"Schools have to be cognizant that not every single strategy will be revealed to everyone," Borden said.
In the immediate aftermath of the Dec. 14 tragedy in Newtown, Conn., Borden sent a letter to parents, outlining how Germantown handles security under an existing board policy. The contents of the letter were shared with board members as an informational item at Monday's meeting.
The district does already have a plan in place that will likely be refined with the additional components under review by the Building Committee.
Under the current plan, staff uses a school safety and response manual that details procedures for a number of types of emergencies. The plan also states staff members receive continual training for such procedures as lockdown drills and fire drills.
During the regular school day, each school is locked. Visitors can only enter by being buzzed in by a staff member in the school office. Staff is able to enter other areas of each building with preprogrammed security cards.
All visitors, including people who frequently visit schools, are required to wear a badge.
Kennedy Middle and Germantown High schools have interior and exterior security camera systems in place. Staff members at each school have security radios and cellphones on hand to address any emergencies.
Borden said the district also has an effective, working relationship with the Germantown Police Department to assist with any issues that might arise.
Another component of the existing plan addresses volunteers. All people assisting with any school-sanctioned activities are subject to criminal background checks.
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WARNER –Connor s State Cowboys basketball game with Independence Community College Monday night at Melvin Self Field House has been postponed announced Cowboys head coach Bill Muse. The Cowboys...
WARNER – Connors State Cowgirls will open Region II Softball Tournament play on Friday, May 2nd at 4 p.m. against Western Oklahoma State College at Coweta High School.
The Cowgirls open the tournament as the No. 3 seed with a 36-15 record. Western State is 23-22 and is the No. 6 seed.
Other opening round games on Friday has No. 1 seed Seminole State (36-10) playing the winner of Carl Albert State College (7-23) and Northern Oklahoma-Tonkawa (16-38) at 2 p.m. Carl Albert and NOC-Tonkawa played a play-in game today.
Eastern State (20-27) the No. 5 seed meeting Northern Oklahoma-Enid (37-18) the fourth seed at 10 a.m.; and No. 2 seed Northeastern A&M (39-15) taking on Rose State (27-30) the No. 7 seed at noon.
A win by the Cowgirls will send them into the winners' bracket on Saturday, May 3 at 10 a.m. against the NEO-Rose State winner. A loss on Friday and they would play a second game at 8 p.m. Friday against the NEO/Rose State loser.
The championship game will be played at 2 p.m. Saturday and a second game if necessary at 4 p.m. All games of the double-elimination tournament will be played at Coweta High School.
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Welcome to this week's issue of ACP Internist Weekly, an update for internists published every Tuesday by the American College of Physicians.
In the News for the Week of November 25, 2014
Aspirin primary prevention trial in Japan halted for lack of mortality benefit
Low-dose aspirin for primary prevention reduced nonfatal myocardial infarction, but not death from cardiovascular causes, in older Japanese patients, a recent study found. More...
ARBs may have similar benefits to ACE inhibitors in Korean patients with STEMI and preserved left ventricular systolic function
Angiotensin-receptor blockers (ARBs) may provide benefits similar to angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) and preserved left ventricular systolic function, according to a recent study performed in Korea. More...
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MKSAP Quiz: follow-up for a recent diagnosis of cirrhosis
A 50-year-old man is evaluated in follow-up for a recent diagnosis of cirrhosis secondary to nonalcoholic steatohepatitis. He has a history of asthma, type 2 diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidemia, and obesity. His current medications are inhaled fluticasone, montelukast, insulin glargine, insulin lispro, simvastatin, and lisinopril. Following a physical exam, lab studies, and upper endoscopy, what is the most appropriate treatment? More...
Task Force finds insufficient evidence to recommend for or against routine vitamin D screening
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force found insufficient evidence to assess the benefits and harms of screening for vitamin D deficiency in asymptomatic, community-dwelling, nonpregnant adults. More...
Examination of statin use in relation to guidelines reveals underuse in CKD patients
Differing statin guidelines are fairly concordant on use of the drugs in adults with chronic kidney disease (CKD), a study found. More...
Quality improvement
Million Hearts offers treatment protocols for blood pressure control
Million Hearts®, the national initiative launched in 2011 by the Department of Health and Human Services to prevent 1 million heart attacks and strokes by 2017, is encouraging widespread adoption and use of standardized treatment protocols for improving blood pressure control. More...
Still time to use PQRSwizard to submit your data for 2014
There is still time to report for the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) for 2014 using ACP's PQRSwizard. More...
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Revised ACP Regent slates announced
Jeff Wiese, MD, FACP, has resigned his position as a Regent of the American College of Physicians. As a result, the Governance Committee has revised (from the candidates announced in the November/December 2014 ACP Internist) the election slates for new Regent nominees so that his replacement may be chosen. More...
2015-2016 Chair-elect, Board of Regents chosen
At its November meeting, the Board of Regents elected Thomas G. Tape, MD, FACP, of Omaha, Neb., the 2015-2016 Chair-elect of the Board of Regents. More...
Governor-elect election results announced
The Governors' Subcommittee on Nominations is pleased to announce the Governor-elect Designees for the chapters below. They will start their terms as the Class of 2020 Governors-elect after the Annual Business Meeting at Internal Medicine Meeting 2015 in Boston on May 2, 2015, and will take office as Governors in May of 2016. More...
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Yul Ejnes, MD, MACP, a past chair of ACP's Board of Regents, a practicing internist in Cranston, R.I., and a member of ACP Internist's editorial board, continues his monthly column at KevinMD.com. More...
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Physician editor: Daisy Smith, MD, FACP
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Witness: Teen's plane didn't show obvious distress
A man who saw a plane flown by an Indiana teen who was killed during an around-the-world flight attempt says the aircraft was flying low but didn't show any obvious signs of distress before diving into the ocean off American Samoa.
A man who saw a plane flown by an Indiana teen who was killed during an around-the-world flight attempt says the aircraft was flying low but didn't show any obvious signs of distress before diving into the ocean off American Samoa.
Bert Thompson of Matuu, American Samoa, told The Associated Press on Thursday he saw no fire, explosions or emergency lighting on the plane carrying 17-year-old Haris Suleman and his father, 58-year-old Babar Suleman.
"It just went down -- dived into the ocean," said Thompson, who saw the plane while sitting at a bus stop in his shoreline village.
Haris Suleman's body was recovered shortly after Tuesday's crash. Crews are still searching for his father.
Thompson said he thought the plane would gain altitude, but it dived downward. He ran home and called police, and patrol boats arrived about an hour later, he said.
Thompson said he didn't see the plane hit the water, or see the Sulemans. It was too far offshore and too dark with no moon in the sky, he said.
Anguished family members and friends pleaded for more resources Thursday in hopes of finding Babar Suleman.
"Time is of the essence," family friend Azher Khan said at a news conference outside the suburban Indianapolis home of Haris and Babar Suleman. "Babar is a fighter and I know that he's over there clinging to hope, hoping that someone will come for rescue."
The U.S. Coast Guard said Thursday it had found wreckage from the plane, which crashed Tuesday night shortly after taking off from Pago Pago, American Samoa.
A C-130 pilot spotted sections of the plane's fuselage and other aircraft components Wednesday night in a remote section of the ocean, spokesman Gene Maestas in Honolulu said, and ships later recovered some of that debris.
Divers searching for Babar Suleman went to the last known location of the plane's distress signal but found the 300-foot water too deep, said American Samoa Homeland Security Department Director Iuniasolua Savusa.
"It's beyond their capabilities at this point," Savusa said. "So right now, we are doing all we can to deploy methods we have on island."
That includes casting a net to the bottom of the ocean and dragging it to see if it captures any wreckage.
Haris Suleman had hoped to set the record for the fastest circumnavigation around the world in a single-engine airplane with the youngest pilot in command. His journey was also a fundraiser to help build schools in his father's native Pakistan.
The Sulemans left Indiana on June 19 and were expected to arrive back in the U.S. on Saturday.
Maestas said a Coast Guard plane was working with two ships to search for debris. He said the search area was originally about a mile off the coast of American Samoa but has since expanded.
"The debris is scattering because of wind and currents so the search area is widening a little bit," he said. "There's a number of small islands, very small islands, in this area, but it's very remote."
As plans for welcome-home celebrations shifted to mourning, family and friends defended the father-son team and their mission, saying they had known the dangers when they set out and had trained for them.
Babar Suleman had long dreamed of flying around the world. He and his son decided to make the adventure a fundraiser for the Citizens Foundation, which has built 1,000 schools in Pakistan.
Khan said Haris Suleman's brother was scheduled to arrive Friday in American Samoa. He said 29-year-old Cyrus Suleman will visit a hospital in the capital city of Pago Pago where his brother's body was taken following Tuesday's crash.
Khan said the family was not giving up hope that Babar Suleman would be found alive.
"We believe in miracles. We believe in prayers. We believe in hope," he said.
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- Website: http://bobbysdeerfield.com/
- Phone: (847) 607-9104
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Monday to Friday 11.a.m to 3:30 p.m.
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Friday to Saturday 4:00 to 11:00
Sunday 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Augie Arifi
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Bobby's Deerfield is based loosely on our other location Café Lucci which we have developed over the last 17 years. Similar to Café Lucci, Bobby's Deerfield will serve as a true neighborhood locale, marked by our signature personal service and unmatched friendly atmosphere. However, Bobby's Deerfield will be a more casual eatery, completely accessible in every way. Reminiscent of the iconic, nostalgic neighborhood restaurant of yesteryear, Bobby's Deerfield will bring graciousness back to dining out, in a simple way, by turning out the best product and best service.Continued
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neighborhood gem (103)fit for foodies (70)good for groups (60)notable wine list (52)great for outdoor dining (45)vibrant bar scene (43)special occasion (38)great for lunch (36)hot spot (32)romantic (19)kid-friendly (11)late-night find (9)scenic view (4)great for brunch (2)Show More
- first rateOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/25/2014We ate at one of the high tops, the food and service were great!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Convenient locationAmyPVIPDined on 11/21/2014The best thing about Bobby's- other than the location that is very convenient for shopping and access to 94 and 41- is that the staff is consistently friendly, attentive, and efficient. It is a pretty restaurant; when full the high ceilings make it quite noisy- but it doesn't seem to reach "full" that consistently I thought when Bobby's opened that the food was tastier than it is now. But I am an awful orderer due to dietary restrictions and am not adventurous, don't mix meat with cheese- the choices for me are not exciting Like it best in warm weather or for lunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great night outOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/18/2014Another great experience overall. Started with the sweet and spicy calamari - my favorite preparation anywhere. My wife's Dover sole was amazing. I had the gnocchi with braised brisket; I have to admit it was not as savory as I would have hoped. I had envisioned pulled beef in a dark broth. The dish came with a light broth and cubed meat. Again, it was good, but not great. And I think a lot of that had to do with what I had expected vs. what I received. Wine service and cocktails started very slow - waited about 20 minutes; but that was more than acceptable with the service that followed. The waiter was very nice, if a little bit distracted. That was fine. Bobby (owner) was very nice - visited the table and chatted with us a couple of times during the night. Even brought us some homemade limoncello at the end of the night. We have been about 3-4 times before, so we are far from regulars. So, I found this to be a genius move on his part. We'll be back.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls night out was fabulous at Bobby's!OutstandingDined on 11/18/2014Excellent fresh healthy food, wine and service...Bobby's is becoming a fav!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Neighborhood FInddeesDined on 11/16/2014First time for dinner, though I had dined several times for lunch. Plentiful menu, more abundant than most, with a wide range of choices for every palette. The wait person was very open to specific requests and changes to dishes. Everything we requested was accommodated. I ordered Chicken Caprese, the only surprise was that it was accompanied with a large portion of cauliflower, though that was not listed on the menu. When the dish arrived I was taken aback, since I had never eaten cauliflower, on purpose! I did find it tasty, but the sides should not be a surprise. My bad for not asking, yet cauliflower is an unusual choice. Had I known, I would have asked for another substitution. Decor is beautiful, music is soothing, it was a lovely experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Deerfield needed a place like thisOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 11/15/2014We had a great night at Bobbys. Ended up eating at the bar and ran into friends. Skirt steak w/ Jalapenos was amazing, and the service was outstanding. Great bar scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JaneDined on 11/9/2014Very enjoyable and prices are fair. Food and service were good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BummerRotmelDined on 11/8/2014I was really disappointed that we had to wait for 25 minutes past the time of our reservation before being seated. They thanked is for our patience but a round of drinks or an appetizer on the house would have made me feel a lot better. The rest of the evening went great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and serviceStashasmomDined on 11/8/2014Very tasty food in a pleasant atmosphere. Service was also excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great additionGarthPithbottomVIPDined on 11/7/2014Good to see Bobby's crowded on the weekends. This is a great add to the local dining scene. Food and service is very good. Can be a little noisy in the dining room. We go to Bobby's frequently and have always left very happy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid Destination in DeerfieldAllenDined on 11/1/2014Very nice spot in Deerfield with one of the better bars. This is one of the few places on the North Shore where the bartenders know how to craft a cocktail. I put Bobby's in the same category as Guild Hall in Glencoe or Trifecta in Wilmette (Winnetka?).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/1/2014Augie runs a great kitchen. The food is outstanding.Special Features:
- Great!MmmgoodDined on 11/1/2014We loved our dinner! Beautiful decor! Will go back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a nice surprise!easytopleaseVIPDined on 11/1/2014hadn't been here for awhile. Food was very good. I think of this as place for a good hamburger. I was wrong. Had Scottish Salmon. Really enjoyed my meal.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood FinddeesDined on 10/28/20141st timer here. attentive service from wait person to bus person. Impressive, full featured menu. Crab salad and sandwiches tasty. Nice plating and presentation, Plentiful parking and neighborhood gemSpecial Features:
- Without flawOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/14/2014Our favorite restaurant by far. It has never dissapointed in any way. The service, food presentation and preparation, menu choices, ambiance etc. are all perfect. Exceptional wine list!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food but...BillyVIPDined on 10/11/2014We've been to Bibbys several times and have enjoyed it each time....so naturally we thought of it when going out with friends who'd never been there . The food was fabulous as usual. Our server - well - he was much more interested in anything but helping us The night would have been 5* except for himSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/10/2014Very disappointing experience. Our reservation was at 7:15, we did not get seated until 7:30. When we were seated we were exiled to the very back of the back room where there was only one other table occupied. Our waiter was extremely busy and did not take our order until 8:15. The hostesses could have cared less that we had to wait a half hour past our reservation. The calamari came out cold and our waiter did take it back. The rest of the food was good.Special Features:
- Very enjoyable...ApotheosisVIPDined on 10/9/2014Our server, Jim, was very attentive, helpful, accommodating and patient. The food was very good. Table reserved was just as requested. The hostess was a little nervous because I checked in and 3 minutes later went back to let her know the rest of my party had arrived and she acted as though she'd never seen me before. It was a little awkward. I liked the place, however, and would certainly return.Special Features:
- Always a Solid ChoiceHungryGuyVIPDined on 10/3/2014Great food...very professional service. Great to have Bobby's in the neighborhood.Special Features:
- Hopefully a one offJB22Dined on 10/1/2014I took a couple of friends to lunch at Bobby's after having a great experience on my prior visit. But this server brought me the wrong salad, which had too much dressing and unsatisfying garnish. My friends enjoyed their meals. When the right food comes to the table this is a great place.Special Features:
- vibrant evelitabetDined on 9/30/2014We had a wonderful reunion, my friend and I, excellent wine, food and conversation. Service was great..The only thing was with a reservation we still had to wait for a table..If 7 p.m. reservations come early don't give away our 6:45 reservation table-'not cool. That's why not 5 stars.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Premo location for business lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/24/2014Client suggested as a place to meet for lunch. Excellent service, wonderful specials, and appropriately sized portions. Parking was a challenge, but not impossible.Special Features:
- Wonderful Service But..DeerfieldresidentVIPDined on 9/23/2014Bobbie's has a great location, but is way overpriced. The service was excellent, but didn't warrant the cost. The food was delicious! I've been to downtown restaurants that charge less. I'm a Deerfield resident and would love to see a menu change.Special Features:
- Completely Delicious!FoodieGrlVIPDined on 9/20/2014Starting with the Liberator gin martini was an excellent recommendation from the bartender. My vegetarian companion had the eggplant Parm (it was the best ever), and I had the veal piccata that melted in my mouth. We will be back!Special Features:
- Tasty/noisyOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/20/2014The food is EXCELLENT! Bobby's salad is great (serves 2). I had the sea bass with arugula special - it was exquisitely cooked and well-balanced. But... the noise is INTOLERABLE! I measured it - 90 dB. Not as loud as at a rock concert, but very disturbing. You know that it's too noisy when you have to yell to have a conversation with people at the same table. Around 10 pm when most people had left, we suddenly realized that there was some music playing at the restaurant. We couldn't even hear it before that.Special Features:
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I am a turtleI am a turtlewith the waters of hopeto keep me aliveand hardened to the touchto protect a soft core.I am a turtlewrinkled, wrangled and drywith a home on my backand the world before my eyesslowly growing nearer.
overwhelming wordsthere's a lot you can do with wordsbut sometimes i forget how to do any.and sometimes i look at a keyboardand see so many words that come togetherfrom just some of those lettersand there's so much to writethat i don't write at all.and sometimes i thinki drank deeply from the elixir of lifewhen i was too youngand when i drank i only drank the wordsand i spilled them out in the morningbecause the night was too silent to break it.i wonder if the silence i've keptis as big as the words i've written.i'm not writing to be censoredit's not like i do that to myselfwhen the words come rollingand i don't let them out,when i'm running down the streetbut don't make a sound,it's not like i'm afraid to be loud.i hope you can tell by the heat in my eyesthat my gaze turns steady as soon as i lie.i hope you know that when i writeand my diction turns from eloquent and quaintto fucking filthy and ragingthat i'm finding myself,even if that takes years off my lifeby looking at
underage armageddon.listening to blood drippingoff your own fingers is surreal;a pandemic for gods,insult to injuryupon the wanting mouths of crackedconcrete as the acid rainfalls to split its skin,to end the world;to whisper" a p o c a l y p s e "into the ears of our children.(to spew a more terrifyingword forrevolution).our lungfuls of airno longer taste like air.it's your pride we smell,our intestines we rip from our bodies,to rid our beings of yourtoxicity;from our eyes, the notion of yourblessed city.skylines of souls,of my cherishing your preciousincisors, lethal& forgotten insidemy belly. "i'm sorry,"cannot heal the 10,000 cracksyou burrowed deep into theribsof this nationwithout even giving us the reliefof breaking the cycle.wallowing in tiger teeth,panther's pelts,& lizard scales to adorn your'fretful endeavor';we singfragmented couplets aboutbroken heartstrings &poisoned clock springs:a direful nexus t
find what you hateon my skeleton alleyways are built,gaps and craters. suicide pact-bound teenswalking into lava.i spied on them like an nsa angel.a xenocryst pricked my toe.i was the one veering off the fiery sidewalk,looking down,oncei readjustedmy lenses.and saw chunks of motorway half-regurgitated, ashen smegmafallout. the language into whichmy onanistic fire easily translates.suddenly everything had meaningand urgency. first of all,there was someone watching overour wreckage. and it wasno god.
the biologist.prelude.i've found you many timeswritten in the frays of anold biology notebook;blue was your favorite color& you lived between marginsof summertime grey. you lovedthe idea of science & studied each galaxy,nebulae, & cluster of starsas if they were your own. you had scars on yourfingertips & chipped teeth,but you still managed to smileeven while you were trapped beneathmy feet.i've found you many timescarved into the canvas ofmy thighs;you never once left a cutthat i couldn't bandage &overlook. but i do miss yourfamiliar sting, your hollow nameetching crests in myirises. helpless, are the spiritsyou once prayed to,yet here i am:just as helpless as you.body & chapters.i've found you too many timessplayed across my living roomfloor;eyes adrift in an ocean ofmelted fire that trickleddown your young throatso many times. though i canrecall your heartentombed within my ribcage,speaking against my wants& hating me for
Death WishAuthor's note:I was thinking about how Prime can never die now, after the brouhaha in the aftermath of the '86 movie.And I proceeded to follow that train of thought gleefully off the Emo-Cliff.(I have some ideas for funny drabbles; but emo is easier to write! Ha.)As always, this is set in my personal happy universe...Death WishI visit their tombs today.Again.The catacombs are vast; as I walk through them, the hollow clatter of my footsteps echoes down the long halls, returning to reverberate in my empty spark.I follow the groove that my ever-returning feet have worn into the floor, to pay my respects to the friends who have gone ahead without me.I stop first at the most recently added memorial, and though I know he is no longer here, I whisper, Hello, Ratchet. The able mech wound down in his medbay, as he was teaching a newling apprentice how to hot-wire a transformation sequence. I will miss his gruff amiability.Next I visit a much more ancient mon


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Panel Discussions - Tuesday, July 13, 2010
A Proposal for the Future of Jerusalem's Old City
Three former Canadian diplomats with extensive experience in the Middle East have spent six years developing a formula for the passionately contested final status of Jerusalem's Old City, and on July 13, they came to IPI to present their findings.
The three, Michael Bell, Michael J. Molloy and John Bell, developed the project at the University of Windsor in Ontario and they circulated a 131-page booklet outlining in great detail their proposal, which is known as The Jerusalem Old City Project.
Their study departs from the traditionally heavy focus on sovereignty and explores instead a special regime for Jerusalem whereby governance of the Old City would be overseen a joint body of Israelis and Palestinians and managed by a third party commissioner appointed by the two countries. By definition, it could come into effect only after the adoption of a two-state solution.
Speaking before a projected map of the Old City, each of the three authors talked about the sensitivities of working in the context of competing historical claims to the Old City and the challenge of producing a formula which might gain the support of both Israelis and Palestinians.
Michael J. Molloy: "Our proposal starts out with the idea that the special regime has to come out of the treaty between the two peoples. It can't be imposed from the outside. It can't be dropped in by the U.N. or anybody else. It's gotta' be organic to their peace process."
John Bell: "We don't say a lot about sovereignty and that's intentional. Our own view, debatable, is that our proposal is sovereignty-neutral, meaning it could be applied under a situation of divided sovereignty of the Old City, deferred sovereignty or no agreement whatsoever. That's our view. Others have debated us on this. They say that what we're proposing does have implications and in that sense, very frankly, considering this special regime may not be the first choice of either Israelis or Palestinians. It could be a good fallback should sovereignty prove to be a massively difficult issue as it was in 2000."
Michael Bell: "It is the holy site for Jews, and nothing's going to change that just as it is a holy site – a very important holy site for Muslims, and nothing's going to change that belief, which is deeply embedded in the cultural, social, historic, geopolitical and mystical consciousness of both parties."
The discussion was moderated by Warren Hoge, IPI's Vice President for External Relations.
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Upcoming Events
Check out NAMI Columbus latest events.
Holiday Potluck Party
Every year NAMI Columbus members and friends have gathered the first Sunday in December to celebrate the holidays and our successes from the current year. NAMI Columbus will supply main entrees. We ask you to look through your recipes and supply side dishes, desserts and/or beverages. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or 706-573-3535 with what you would like to bring. We have so MUCH to celebrate, please plan on joining us again (or for the first time)!
Logan's Steakhouse Fundraiser – Wednesday November 12, 2014.
We're having a meal together with NAMI friends, plus we will raise funds for NAMI at the same time. Be sure to join us on Wednesday, November 12 between 4 and 10 pm at Logan's Roadhouse, 2643 Manchester Expy. Logan's will donate up to 20% of our group's pre-tax dining checks back to NAMI Columbus!
Join us and invite your friends. Please forward this email to your coworkers, family, neighbors, neighbor's dog, and everyone else.
50 participants in this fundraiser awards us a 20% restaurant night's proceeds donation to NAMI Columbus!
PRINT THE ATTACHED TICKET and bring it on Wednesday, November 12th, so NAMI Columbus will receive this donation from Logan's. This ticket must be scanned by your server BEFORE placing your order. If you forget your ticket, you must tell them you're there for NAMI Columbus before placing your order. NOTE: Tickets/flyers may NOT be handed out on Logan's property per their company policy.
Market Days
What: An opportunity to talk to others in the community about mental illness and NAMI. Market Days is a "people's market" in Uptown Columbus, where vendors offer homemade, homegrown goods and services.
Where: Uptown Columbus on Broadway St. between 10th and 14th Streets
When: Every Saturday from 9am to 12pm, from now through November 29, 2014
Ways to Participate:
- Come down and visit our booth – we are either in the median on Broadway directly across from CSU Bookstore, or down by the River Center
- Volunteer to work the booth. You will get to talk to folks in the community about mental health and the things NAMI is doing to help. We have brochures which list all our groups, wristbands to give away with NAMI Columbus information, and other free giveaways.
- Volunteer to help with transportation of setup items or product for fundraising (most needed right now)
- Volunteer to be part of the setup/teardown team (most needed right now)


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Topped with a fluffy frosting and chocolate sprinkles, these extra-rich, extra-delicious cupcakes smell wonderful while baking and taste even better! —Mary Bilyeu, Ann Arbor, MichiganView Special Mocha Cupcakes Recipe


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Peach Mustard
Where a chutney and mustard sauce overlap. Choose a very ripe—even very bruised—peach for easy peeling.
Published: July 2014 Servings: Makes 1¼ cups
- 1 large ripe peach
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
- ½ teaspoon kosher salt, plus more
- ⅓ cup Dijon mustard
- ⅓ cup whole grain mustard
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh chives
- Freshly ground black pepper
Nutritional Information
Calories (kcal) 34 Fat (g) 1 Sodium (mg) 474 Carbohydrates (g) 6 Dietary Fiber (g) 1 Total Sugars (g) 5 Protein (g) 1 Saturated Fat (g) 0 Cholesterol (mg) 0
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Using the tip of a paring knife, score an X in the bottom of peach. Cook in a small saucepan of boiling water just until skin begins to peel back where cut, about 30 seconds. Transfer to a bowl of ice water; let cool. Peel and coarsely chop.
Bring peach, sugar, vinegar, ½ tsp. salt, and 2 Tbsp. water to a boil in a small saucepan. Reduce heat and simmer, stirring occasionally, until peach is very soft and mixture thickens slightly, 5–8 minutes. Pulse in a blender until chunky (do not purée). Transfer to a medium bowl; let cool.
Mix in Dijon and whole grain mustards and chives; season with salt and pepper.
DO AHEAD: Peach mustard (without chives) can be made 2 days ahead; cover and chill. Mix in chives just before serving.
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We must know the reality of our Redemption in Christ! As Christians, it is important to know who we are in Christ not because of what our family and friends say about us, but because of what Our Heavenly Father says about us. It is a fact - we are redeemed.
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Nice looking car.
Shame about the wallpaper.......
Supposed to be camouflage
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Not new either
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