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Welcome to the website of the sixth annual Conference on
EU space policy.
"What direction for Europe in space between now and 2020?"
Initiative under the patronage of
Mr José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission
Mr Martin Schulz, President of the European Parliament
Mr Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council
Brussels - 28 & 29 January 2014 - European Commission - Charlemagne Building
Why a new conference on EU space policy?
The start of the European Union's Multiannual Financial Framework for the years 2014-20 is the perfect time to examine the future of Europe in Space. At the beginning of next year, the long-term budgets allocated to the space sector, along with the legal instruments that are to guide them, will be established for good. Of course, the time will come to implement the new financial means necessary to pursue the current EU space programmes, such as EGNOS, Galileo and Copernicus, and to launch new initiatives, such as Space Surveillance and Tracking (SST). It will soon also be time to establish, thanks to the development of a comprehensive space industrial policy, an improved framework within which European space companies can meet the diverse and numerous technological and industrial challenges that will arise along the way to 2020, thereby maintaining and strengthening their competitiveness at a global level. This is all the more important given that applications enabled by space-based data and services are increasingly being taken up by other civilian-based sectors (transport, environment, ICT, agriculture, etc.), and the benefits that these applications can bring to the security and defence sector, even though they are destined for civilian purposes, are becoming more and more apparent.
On the agenda for discussion:
European space industry: facing the challenge of competitiveness
Are Members States ready to proceed with the proposals tabled by the European Commission in its Communication on EU Space Industrial Policy aimed at sustaining the competitiveness of the sector and its actors (manufacturers, service providers and operators)? How to maximise opportunities provided by other EU initiatives such as Horizon 2020, the purpose of which is to foster public and private research? How to ensure the provision of appropriate space technologies and services that are key to the development of the new economy, as well as an important source of economic growth and job creation?
International Dimension of Space: Cooperation and Competitiveness
When it comes to relations with third countries in the space sector, what kind of cooperation, either in terms of programmes or technology, whether established under comprehensive or specific agreements, has been concluded thus far or is soon to be reached? What balance should be struck between cooperation and competitiveness? And what criteria and principles are to preside over this question?
EU space programmes: prospective state-of-play
Galileo: completion of the constellation, technological choices for the next generation of satellites, etc.;
Copernicus/GMES: development of the space, in-situ and service components; management of data and information policy, etc.;
Operational Space Infrastructure Operators: division of management tasks;
Launchers: strategic, industrial and technological choices to be made for the development and renewal of the current European array of launcher?
The growing role of satellite telecommunications, and new challenges for operators
Participation in e-society, contribution to regional economic development, increasing role in security and defence, etc.: the role played by satcoms continues to grow, but the satcoms sector in Europe is facing increasing competition internationally. What are the means necessary to meet the new technological, frequency and commercial challenges? What could be the contribution of the 'Connecting Europe Facility'? What about the support coming from the 'Horizon 2020' programme?
What are the new challenges and opportunities for Europe in space?
SST, space debris removal, cyber security, space exploration, societal challenges, space sciences, etc.
The defence and security dimension of space services and activities
What impact for space research, programmes and industry out of the December 2013 European Council dedicated to the Common Security and Defence Policy, against the backdrop of the Commission's Communication on security and defence industrial policy and the Final Report by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Baroness Ashton?


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...putting Vista onto an iMac?
I know this is probably considered a lynch-worthy idea amoungst Mac enthusiasts, but I was just curious! :o
Also, anyone dealt with putting XP Pro on a Mac? I know our regional-coordinator has done this (though I had to wonder why!), any real problems in doing this?
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The chance to win seems so remote,
When the Man decides who gets to vote.
Political operatives are running websites with smiling photos of Democratic candidates as part of a fundraising campaign. But there's a catch: They're asking for money to defeat these candidates.
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If you thought political rhetoric had sunk as low as it could, think again. We've never seen as much hate speech directed against any president as the vitriol unleashed by extremists every day against President Obama.
On Wednesday, Douglas Elmendorf, the director of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, said the obvious: losing your job and choosing to work less aren't the same thing. If you lose your job, you suffer immense personal and financial hardship. If, on the other hand, you choose to work less and spend more time with your family, "we don't sympathize. We say congratulations."
One of the best arguments for health-insurance reform is that our traditional employer-based system often locked people into jobs they wanted to leave but couldn't because they feared they wouldn't be able to get affordable coverage elsewhere.
Rarely has a bad-news story offered so little real bad news. We refer to the Congressional Budget Office report that the Affordable Care Act may reduce the number of hours worked by the equivalent of 2.5 million full-time jobs. But to be precise, millions of workers will choose to cut their working hours. What's bad about that if that's what they want?
Now it seems to be the turn of the immigrants to get battered around by the GOP. Perhaps it will take the pressure off women for a time. Oops, many of those caught in this pernicious game are female.
Is immigration reform really going to happen or will it just dangle out there not quite reachable? Will the House of Representatives in what has become a habit scuttle this as it has so many proposals, leaving an estimated 11 million people living on tinder-hooks in a "No-individual's's land?"
The Republican messaging machine is at it again, cranking out scurrilous memes that defame the president and distract from the party's inaction.
The latest talking point is that the president is a "lawless" "dictator" hellbent on operating outside, and indeed above, the law.
Americans' addiction to harmful drugs is in the news again in a big way. The nation's largest cigarette-selling pharmacy firm, CVS Caremark, has decided to stop peddling them at its 7,600 stores. Larry J. Merlo, its chief executive, explained that "cigarettes and tobacco products have no place in a setting where health care is delivered."
House Speaker John Boehner has his good moments. For instance, I always enjoy it when he brushes off a question by saying: "If ands and buts were candy and nuts, every day would be Christmas."
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The increased incidence of one of the most common resistant bacteria that are causing cSSTI, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), poses a significant challenge and burden to the U.S. health care system. Despite the high incidence of cSSTIs, a limited understanding remains and a wide variety of treatment options are used which often affect patient outcomes.
The emergence of resistant bacteria has created a need for new antibiotics and treatment strategies. As such, treatment choices made by physicians can significantly impact how patients with cSSTI respond to care.
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Yearly Overview, Love and Career: Cancer
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Cozy Cancer will have a great year focusing on the home front. So much of your energy will be giving more to your personal relationships and partnerships. Security and home is such an important part of your makeup and will take center stage in your priorities. Being emotionally sensitive to good relationships that are nourishing and loving will help add harmony in all aspects of your life. The changes you experience in your life will be deeply felt and lasting. Positive things come from the deep level of attention you give to these transformational opportunities. You will reap great rewards as you learn to expand your communication skills and be true to your inner self and your own personal needs. You are learning new ways of maintaining harmony in your individuality at work and around friends and family. It is important for you to maintain a positive self-image the way you define who you are and how you feel about life as you bring your energy out into the world. You desire recognition and the more you focus on keeping up a good attitude about your career and life in general, people that you thought overlooked your good efforts will be your greatest and most supportive allies. New opportunities to venture out on your own in business will open up for you, yet if you decide to stay where you are, you will be reaping financial rewards as well. Keep your optimism strong no matter if you decide to move on or stay where you are. Between juggling your own needs and maintaining balance in your relationships, summer will be a wonderful time to get away and take time out for yourself to enjoy relaxing by the sea, swimming and enjoying life.
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BSA310: What Role Does Accounting Play in the Modern Enterprise
What role do accounting systems play in the modern enterprise? How has the development of complex IT systems affected accounting work?
Befor reading the chapter, I assumed that accounting was only about keeping track of accounts billable and receivables. After reading this week's lessons view the role of an accounting system to also include quantifying effectiveness, audit for anomalies, and provide monitoring of trend data.
During the IT Management course we learned that a system that cannot be monitored and results quantified is neither well-designed nor manageable system. In order to mitigate this challenge account systems need to be utilized.
Recently at work I have been spending a tremendous amount of time improving the internal accounting of my IaaS. From aggregating the log statistics into Excel Pivot Charts it is becoming visually clear which areas of our environment are unhealthy. Along with finding general areas of concern we have also starting using accounting technics to quantify the business justification of fixing these issues.
Having such patterns and practices will lead to our organization to making better data driven decisions which will result in higher customer satisfaction on fewer resources.
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Bachelor party dinner - Peter Luger or Plataforma?
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About a dozen guys are heading out for my bachelor party dinner - some of whom live in NYC now, some who used to, some who never have. The plan was to catch a game at one of the new parks (will be Citi Field, Yanks out of town), go do some old favorite dive bars (is Holiday still in business since the old man died?), and get some good meat.
Originally, I had focused the whole weekend around a trip to Peter Luger for its legendary status. As someone who grew up on LI and left around college time, I've heard great things over the years, but never been.
One of my friends who's a seasoned NY veteran (former i-banker, so he's been to all the hotspots) suggested we do churrascaria instead of Luger. At first I was resistant, but then after giving it some thought, realized that it's probably easier with a big group to do the Brazilian BBQ thing. And after reading some reviews, it seems that Plataforma can certainly compete, quality-wise.
So what do you think? For this group of guys, will we have a better overall experience at Luger or Plataforma? (Or a different churrascaria?) Location gives the advantage to Plataforma, as our preferred bars (and hotel) are all in Manhattan. But will I really be missing out if I skip on Peter Luger?
If it is about the quality of the food Peter Luger wins hands down. However if the party atmosphere, quantity of food, and price are in issue then Plataforma might be the better choice for your party. If it were me I would pick Luger.
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Not only is Sammy's bad it's expensive as well. $150 a head for lousy food and vodka. Yay!
Take note of Bob Martinez's post and one of my all time favorite quotes on chowhound, "Go hungry, leave angry." - Wilfrid
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KT, thanks for thinking of me. I'm STILL pissed off about that horrible meal at Sammy's.
re: Bob Martinez
I will forever associate you and Wilfrid with Sammy's. Re-reading your post I am reminded it was nearly 20 years ago you had that horrible meal. My horrible meal was much more recent.
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the interesting part is that i posted this same question to tripadvisor, and i got an answer that says "plataforma, hands down."
travel junkies vs foodies. hmm.
re: harrison
Au contraire, Holiday seems to be back open, and not just on weekends: http://evgrieve.com/2009/04/holiday-e...
Unless there's another Holiday I don't know about.
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I would have said Luger, but I actually had my bachelor party in NYC last weekend. We ended up at Maloney & Porcelli for the wine dinner. The steaks were great, obviously not as good as Luger's, but still fantastic.
For $75, you get unlimited pours of 4 selected wines, plus any appetizer, any entree/steak and dessert. Not crap wines either... we were all impressed.
For 14 guys, mostly drunk, they didn't rush us out, they kept pouring wine after we were finished eating and were awesome all night long. Even with a bachelor party that loud, they didn't include a mandatory gratuity. I seriously couldn't believe how accomodating they were all night.
Hope this helps!
Had my bachelor party at the Plataforma in Tribeca. (Been to both locations, this one was closer to the bars we wanted to hit later).
Definitely did not regret our decision. Most in my party had been to Lugers a few times, but never to Plataforma. Maybe that had something to do with it.
Plataforma would be the solid choice. Luger's has an aura about it, but if your friend is an i-banker, he probably knows the difference between an aura and actual quality. Plus going to Plataforma would make bar-hopping a lot easier. The TriBeCa location is close to some great places, but if you want to do Holiday, Hell's Kitchen is the obvious choices.
For a big group of guys I would say Luger's hands down. Between the rustic feel, adventure to Brooklyn, and the portion size, I'd say that you will be thrilled with Luger's. This is "the man" joint and it will be a fabulous experience for all of you.
Enjoy your meal and head back to Manhattan for the party because we all know it will still be going on! :)
If it was a question of food, there is no choice: Peter Luger's. However, I would not recommend you do Luger's for a bachelor party. The place is too cramped for a sizeable group and it's out in Williamsburg, which makes for difficult transportation. Churascaria Plataforma might actually be a lot of fun. I think atmosphere is more important than the food at a bachelor party anyway (yes, I am sure to get yelled at for that comment, but it's true!) I have planned several NYC bachelor parties in the past, so I would tell you to stick to Manhattan for dinner. Plataforma would be fine, but it's not great quality meat. Think about these:
For the steak:
1. Wolfgangs - almost as good as Lugers, but also almost as cramped and uncomfortable. But, it is in Manhattan
2. Ben & Jacks - another Luger's clone, very comfortable for a big group, but sleepy place at times
3. Del Frisco - always upbeat, good steaks
4. Spark's - NY classic, good food, old school NY atmosphere
Not quite as good steak, but good enough and better scenes
5. Kobe Club - food just so-so, but more sceney and upbeat for a bachelor party
6. Strip House
7. Craftsteak
8. BLT Prime
Or you could ditch the steakhouse idea and go for something like Buddakan which has good (not amazing, but good) food and an excellent scene.
Not sure if you want to go in this direction, but Robert's Steakhouse has some fantastic steaks. It's location inside the Penthouse Executive Club makes it perfect for a bachelor party, though of course it's not for everyone.


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Another incredible Calgary Expo is in the books, and we are so grateful to all 97,000 of you who have contributed to our celebration of pop culture.
The 2015 Calgary Expo, our 10th Anniversary, will be April 16-19, 2015.
A special shout-out to our volunteers who sacrificed time and energy to make this show possible. THANK YOU!
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DENVER (AP) - Passengers on an American Airlines flight from Seattle to Miami are back on their way after the plane made an emergency landing in Denver.
American Airlines spokeswoman Dori Alavarez says the plane landed safely early Friday with 183 passengers after the crew reported the smell of smoke in the cockpit.
Alvarez says maintenance crews determined the plane was safe to fly.
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ARCATA -- The word "robot" was first coined in 1921 by Karel Capek, a Czech author. However, the concept existed long before its official publication. The human fascination and fondness for metal machines is at the heart of SCRAP Humboldt's February exhibit, titled "For the Love of Robots" by local artist Michelle Remy. An opening reception will be held for Arts! Arcata on Valentine's Day, next Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. View art and make a last minute love card in the workshop space at SCRAP Humboldt.
Using found materials, Remy transforms pieces of metal and wood into small machines that look like they are one step away from coming to life. The sculptures will be paired with two-dimensional drawings that pay tribute to, according to the artist, "those steadfast mechanical men that march bravely into unknown adventures. Though electronics may malfunction and aliens attack, robots proceed undaunted, recording all that transpires and enriching hard drives with their discoveries. In a geeky sort of way, that's a wonderful approach to life, that most complicated and unpredictable of missions."
In love with art since she could curl her fingers around a crayon, Remy has been creating and teaching art for "more years than she can count," she says. A graduate of Humboldt State University's studio art program, she specializes in mixed media works on both canvas and paper (such as art journals and artist books.
SCRAP Humboldt is Humboldt County's first creative reuse center. It is a project of SCRAP, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Its mission is to inspire creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by providing educational programs and affordable materials to the community. SCRAP is located at 101 S. H St., Suite D, in Arcata. Regular hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Welcome to the 2015 ELS and Nike Basketball program at Caldwell College. These special multi-week programs are designed to improve both your basketball and English skills.
A camper's favorite, this Nike basketball camp offers daily basketball training sessions (Sunday-Thursday) guaranteed to improve your shooting, passing, dribbling, rebounding and defensive skills. Located in Caldwell, New Jersey, this camp is also close to JFK airport and the price includes airport transportation to and from camp.
While campers will live and breathe Basketball at Caldwell, campers also have the opportunity to add ELS language classes to their program to improve not only their hardwood skills but their English as well. Fun is always in the mix as evening games and team scrimmages build comraderie and competition. Weekend programs allow international campers the chance to see and explore the nearby sites including the iconic landmarks of New York as well as enjoy local water and amusement parks and experience classic outlet shopping malls.
Directing the camp is Ken Webb. Coach Webb was an All American D-1 Collegiate player at Fairleigh Dickinson and was drafted by the New Jersey Nets. He played professionally both in the US and in Europe for 16 years. He now coaches professionally in Denmark when not coaching at Caldwell. His approach to basketball camp is simple - work hard on the fundamentals and your game can only IMPROVE!
For a detailed overview of the Nike Sport camp program, click here.
Registration Packet
A detailed camper registration packet containing check in location, health/release forms, emergency contact info, and a list of things to bring will be emailed to all registered campers in the Spring. Our health and release forms do not require a doctor's signature and they will be collected on the first day of camp. International camper must have health insurance valid in the US in order to attend camps.
Local Accommodations for Parents. For parents who are traveling with their kids from out of town and need a place to stay near camp, we recommend the Wilshire Grand Hotel. Please call 973-731-7007 or Click here to reserve your room.
Located in the picturesque town of Caldwell, New Jersey, Caldwell was recently voted the third best place to live in all of New Jersey by New Jersey Monthly Magazine.Campers train at the George R. Newman Center which officially opened on the campus of Caldwell College in June 2002. This 60,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility will be home to the offices of the Department of Athletics and features a 1,600 seat basketball arena, a fitness center with all the health club amenities, team and general locker rooms, aerobic room, a suspended track, meeting and game rooms and the College Bookstore.
This was the first time I went to the US and I really wanted to get better at playing basketball. I had a blast and my dad was happy that I also improved my English.
All I can say is this camp is fun! The coaches were great and it was fun meeting kids from all over the place. Weekends were a blast and I got to buy some cool stuff at the outlet mall we visited. The language classes were really fun and I looked forward to going each day. (really!) I had been studying English back home, but this helped me feel better about talking with the other campers and making sure I was saying the right things.
All of the coaches were nice and professional and took the time to answer questions from the campers as well as the parents. My son really got better. He was able to make a fall club team and he is more excited about basketball than ever - he will likely attend a Nike basketball camp again next summer. Thank you.


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Science News Archive - April 04, 2009
Russian authorities Saturday said cosmonaut Gennady Padalka was to take control of the International Space Station from NASA astronaut Michael Fincke.
A novel technique for carrying out gene-expression profiling is set to challenge the market dominance of the current, widely used methodology, reports Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN).
Ask a simple question, get a simple answer: When Abraham Lincoln was asked how long a man's legs should be, he absurdly replied, "Long enough to reach the ground.â€
By identifying a novel compound that primes a plant's immune system, researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Chicago may be on a path to developing disease-resistant plants.
A drug commonly used to treat alcohol and drug addiction appears to also curb compulsive behaviors of kleptomaniacs, U.S.
Industry officials said on Friday that the push to boost U.S. electric generation from wind and other renewable energy sources is forcing U.S. lawmakers to address the contentious issue of whether states or the federal government should have final authority to site new power lines.
The Humane Society of the United States says it will challenge a federal decision to remove the gray wolf from protections of the U.S.
An unprecedented operation has failed to save the life of an American crocodile that was hit by a car three months ago in the Florida Keys. The crocodile, nicknamed RoboCroc after a veterinarian attached four metal rods to his skull, was found dead Thursday morning at MetroZoo in Miami, The Miami Herald reported Saturday.
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Veg-Friendly Ballparks
From soy hot dogs to vegan cheesesteaks, feast on a variety of veg food while watching fastballs fly.
Prince Fielder, this year's winner of the Home Run Derby, proves that animal protein isn't required to knock one out of the park. If you don't need meat to hit a home run, you certainly don't need it to watch a home run—with all the veggie dog options available today, you're sure to find one to tantalize your taste buds. But are these soy-based savories available at your favorite baseball stadium? You can bet your season tickets they are, and they'll make those crummy nosebleed seats a bit more palatable. Grab that faded baseball cap and sample these eats at the next game.
Bleacher-Seat Eats
Starting with the West Coast, AT&T Park, home base for the San Francisco Giants, has veggie dogs at three vending locations—this means less running around and more time spent in the bleachers, willing that fly ball to meteor down into your open glove. Portabello mushroom sandwiches, Macho Nachos with beans and grilled veggies, veg pot stickers, and vegetable sushi rolls will sustain you through any extra innings. Or, for an extra-big bite, head to Dodger Stadium for a Lightlife Jumbo Dog, sold at four different concession stands. Add some Mediterranean flare with a side of veggies and a heaping helping of hummus.
Team veg reigns supreme on the East Coast as well. Citi Field, where the New York Mets reside, has a dream lineup of veg dogs and burgers as well as vegetable rolls and edamame. Two different Subway locations also offer veggie subs. Though, the biggest, baddest vegan smorgasbord has to be at Citizens Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies. We're talking flame-grilled Gardenburgers, Lightlife Smart Dogs, and—wait for it—crab-free crab cakes and veggie cheesesteaks. Ditch the bun on these last two treats for dairy-free deliciousness.
Stadium Staples
Of course, several traditional stadium sips and snacks fall into the I-can't-believe-it's-vegan category. Cracker Jacks, for example, won't surprise you with animal ingredients, and pretzels and peanuts are always in steady supply. Brew go-to's such as Miller Genuine Draft and Bud Lite are good to guzzle and won't compromise your ethics.
Get in the Game
The odds are favorable that meat-free fare is available at any stadium you choose, just be sure to check SoyHappy.org to see if your chosen chow is vegan. If cruelty-free grub isn't available, muster up some courage, contact the stadium, and politely inform them of all the business they're missing—there is more profit to be made and vegan bellies to fill. It's like feeding two birds with one hand, people. Johanna McCloy-founder of Soy Happy, a group that works to get veg options into baseball stadiums—advises veggie ambassadors to be persistent: "The Mets are a perfect example for this season. It took a year of persistent calls and e-mails and ongoing effort before they added veggie dogs to their new stadium's menu. And they added them all over the stadium, too."
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2 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Great laughs and fun!By far one of the funniest shows I've seen for a long time. The first episode captured my attention while the newest episodes drew me in. The harsh realities of comparing the real world to dating simulators is what makes this show one of the funniest I've seen in a long time. A good growing up and coming of age story filled with funny moments, serious moments, and some of the most awkward moments ...Read more
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2 out of 4 people found this review helpful:An inside look at the mind of and unpopular girl who desires a friendThis series is funny as well as somewhat dark and depressing. The poor girl just wants some friends, but she just goes about it the wrong way and that, of course, leads to comedy. I can't help but feel the need to go in my computer and give this girl a hug and tell her things will be fine
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Fantastic comedy, Slice of Life, and it's simply enjoyable.I first saw the manga of this series a while ago, read a few chapters, and saw it was getting an anime. At that point I stopped, because I thought this is a series that I might enjoy more watching for the first time rather than reading.Read more
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3 out of 26 people found this review helpful:When funny turns to uncomfortableThere are a few funny parts in these first 4 episodes but some of this pushes some really odd limits. I think for the most part they push certain things too far and turn it from humor to disturbing. I understand this series is about someone terribly unpopular and mostly ignored by others...but even as a shut in myself having anxiety being around people this show makes me uncomfortable. I have a ...Read more
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Finally!! A show worth my time~Not only are there moments that I can relate to at times of what is going through her mind, but never have I enjoyed such misfortunes in the most comical ways.
Definitely a show I plan to follow on Crunchyroll ^__^
Also to all my fellow metal head ladies, the intro is awesome as well ;D
0 out of 1 people found this review helpful:Availability and such + Manga ComparisonIt makes me die a little to see this labeled as not available in my region, as I really loved the manga.
I've seen some brief clips, and taken from my experiences with the manga, the anime really catches the essence of the manga, even if the drawing style is a bit different.
I would love to see it, however, it's not (yet[?]) available in my region.
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful:interesting in a weird wayThis is by far one of the most different anime series I have seen as of yet. The main character is just socially awkward and she is a female, it is usually a male playing that role. But she tries everything to figure out why she isn't popular and the awkward and funny moments present themselves. I love it, give it a shot it is something different.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful:Great Comedy, will have you cringing at times! 5/5It's a great anime, its insanely funny and the amount of awkward moments that happen throughout the show are cringeworthy, it's really good though! It's pretty different then most slice of life animes in my opinion, you won't regret watching it though! Give it a shot! 5/5!


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FORT WAYNE – Adolfo Reina hit a two-run homer and Erik Cabrera earned his third win as the TinCaps pounded Dayton 9-4 on Wednesday afternoon at Parkview Field.
The TinCaps (34-41) can complete a three-game sweep of Dayton (37-37) on Thursday. The TinCaps are 6-2 in the season series and have won four of six since the All-Star break.
Jake Bauers, who had a two-run single in the third, went 3 for 5 to lead a dominant offense. Cabrera (3-5) went five innings and gave up three earned runs on nine hits.
Every TinCaps starter reached base safely and the team compiled 14 hits after racking up 18 in Tuesday night's 10-9 victory.
Dayton got an RBI triple from Jon Matthews and then scored on a wild pitch by Cabrera to take a 2-0 lead in the second.
The Dragons managed only one other rally in the fourth. After Avain Rachal's RBI single, they took a 4-2 lead on catcher Ryan Miller's throwing error.
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Julie Winston, Masters of the Universe
He-Man never could have faced down and defeated Skeletor without the help of "Earth female" Julie Winston. She joined He-Man as he tried to save Eternia after Skeltor stole the Cosmic Key from the locksmith Gwildor. She Had The Power!
Myka Bering, Warehouse 13
Myka Bering's job is to guard the infinite number of supernatural artifacts inside Warehouse 13, which, of course, requires her to keep the entire earth from exploding every week. She's smart and strong and fiercely independent. She also happens to be deeply in love with H.G. Wells.
The Voice of the Enterprise computer, Star Trek
You cannot make a list of kick-ass sci-fi females and not include Majel Barrett's voice. She was sexy, charming, and hilarious as the Enterprise's computer, and she tied the whole Star Trek universe together.
Original Cindy, Dark Angel
You know you're a badass when you talk about yourself in the third person. Of course, Original Cindy had swagger and skill to back up the talk. She was the best friend and roommate of Max, a supersolider from Manticore, and even though she didn't have any special powers, was always bravest.
Padmé Amidala, Star Wars (Episodes 1-3)
Yeah, yeah, she married Darth Vader. We all make mistakes. But before that tragic accident, Padmé Amidala became Queen of Naboo and Senator of the Galactic Republic. She defended her planet from occupation by the Trade Federation, lobbied against the Military Creation Act, and then gave birth to Luke and Leia Skywalker.


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Scotland's most senior politician expressed "significant concerns" about the UK central government's preferred electricity generation mix on Wednesday, only 24 hours after the publication of Westminster's draft energy bill.
The bill contains provisions for the support of low-carbon power generation via long-term feed-in-tariffs (FiT) with contracts for difference (CfD), a key element of electricity market reform (see EDEM 22 May 2012).
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But Scotland's first minister Alex Salmond, leader of the ruling Scottish National Party (SNP) and head of the devolved government, said at an energy conference in Aberdeen, Scotland, there were "significant concerns about the energy mix that the UK government is pursuing", in particular, whether a system of support for nuclear power can be "compatible with other systems of low-carbon generation".
The UK is in the early stages of reforming and extending its existing support scheme for renewables to encompass nuclear power and CCS in a bid to meet emissions reduction targets within its electricity sector. The intention is that the market will decide how emissions reductions can be achieved at the lowest cost across the generation mix while ensuring security of supply.
"It will be designed to encourage a balanced portfolio of renewables, new nuclear and CCS, and to ensure that these technologies can compete fairly in the marketplace," UK energy secretary Ed Davey said when the draft was published.
The SNP has long maintained an anti-nuclear power stance. The party swept to its second term in government in May last year partly on the back of a pledge for Scotland to meet 100% of its power demand from renewable sources by 2020.
Alongside the nuclear dispute, the degree of self-determination that Scotland will enjoy post-electricity market reform emerged as a second raw point.
Under current arrangements, the Scottish government is responsible for setting support levels under the existing scheme, the renewable obligation (RO).
"It's crucial that the [CfD] mechanism grants the same discretion for Scotland in the future as we have now over the RO," Salmond said. "In particular we must ensure that secondary legislation attached to the bill is delivered in a way that respects the wishes of the Scottish parliament."
The draft bill includes a pledge to "consult with and involve the devolved administrations, ensuring respect of each devolution settlement" before making "key policy decisions".
But Scottish energy minister Fergus Ewing warned immediately after publication of the text that this may not be sufficient to ease Scottish concerns.
"We envisage our role not merely as consultees to the processes of decision-making but as partners," Ewing said. "We wish to play a full decision-making role, not simply be asked about important or vital decisions after they have been made."
The bill is expected to become law in 2013, with the first low-carbon projects supported in 2014 under transitional arrangements between the RO and FiT CfD (see EDEM 16 December 2011).
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Excellent. And don't forget about African American diaspora groups that work with the African Union like WADU (http://www.wadupam.org).
We're making the documentary film, FRAMED, because we recognize a lot of Americans want to do good in Africa, with the best of intentions, but the way they go about it often doesn't play out well for Africans. In western pop culture, we're still seeing images of Africans as helpless, hopeless and without any ideas about how to change their own societies. Yet Africans are politically, socially, culturally engaged in and out of government and they are telling their stories about what they are doing through writing, art, music, political action and social media. FRAMED turns the lens on how the status quo of Africa in need works for westerners.
In the film, Zine Magubane, an educator at Boston College, investigates the motives and rewards of the humanitarian impulse: "unfortunately it's not establishing a relationship between two people as humans, but rather as a savior and a victim."
Featured in the film are writer Binyavanga Wainaina (How To Write About Africa; One Day I Will Write About This Place) and Boniface Mwangi, the young Kenyan photojournalist turned activist who shatters the stereotype of the passive aid recipient. FRAMED has never been about speaking on behalf of Africans but about finding ways to open up Americans to recognize that if they really want to do good in Africa they need to partner with Africans or support their initiatives or work in the US on policies that impact Africans. We want the film to speak to young people who have a sincere energy for change, but haven't considered the questions FRAMED is raising. We filmed with a young writer named Pippa Biddle who made waves when she wrote a provocative blog piece titled "The Problem With Little White Girls (And Boys): Why I Stopped Being a Voluntourist" about her experience as a volunteer.
It has been hard to narrow the story down but we believe that showing how Africans like Boniface engage with their own political spaces as well as how they represent their homes to Americans while also, we hope, showing how Americans are learning new ways to be activists in Africa and at home can push us out of the critique phase into a constructive one in terms of development and humanitarian interventions.
Here's a link to the film's Kickstarter page.
Excellent. And don't forget about African American diaspora groups that work with the African Union like WADU (http://www.wadupam.org).
And let's not forget all the people who cats themselves as victims, sometimes innocent victims even, instead of shouldering responsibility. Sometimes whole nations say they are victims of this or that.
I detest policies that turn people into beggars but remember there are many actors in this destructive game.
Some of these folks creep me out with the way they act like bringing over their bible is going to somehow "save" people in other countries. If they really cared about Africa and Africans so much they would be protesting against their own country's big corporations going over their to rob the continent of all resources to enrich Western countries at the expense of Africa, and the U.S. and other nations training and arming terrorist groups who put in dictators beholden to western business interests.
Yes! This is a topic that definitely needs to be addressed much more. I'm a Kenyan in Taiwan doing research for my master's thesis about stereotypes that Taiwanese youth have of Africa Keep it up


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Fabiolus Cucina
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.fabiolus.org/
- Phone: (323) 467-2882
- Hours of Operation:
Open everyday from 11am to 10pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Maria Chiara Santi
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Catering menu allows you to create several combinations that best suit your needs. You can pick almost any item from the menu and choose from three different sizes. Most economical way to feed large groups.
A word from Fabiolus Cucina
Fabiolus Cucina is own by Fabio and Chiara Conti, both born and raised in the beautiful town of Verona in the north of Italy.Continued
After a lifetime of culinary and hospitality experience, they opened the Fabiolus Cucina in 1992 to realize their lifelong passion of serving you the freshest food made from organic and local ingredients with creativity and a personal touch.
The restaurant is conveniently located near the Arclight Cinemas, Pantages Theatre, Palladium, Avalon, Music box and Montalban theatre
After a lifetime of culinary and hospitality experience, they opened the Fabiolus Cucina in 1992 to realize their lifelong passion of serving you the freshest food made from organic and local ingredients with creativity and a personal touch.
The restaurant is conveniently located near the Arclight Cinemas, Pantages Theatre, Palladium, Avalon, Music box and Montalban theatre
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Fabiolus Cucina reviews from OpenTable diners
69 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4Service4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (43)fit for foodies (25)neighborhood gem (24)good for groups (16)romantic (14)special occasion (14)notable wine list (9)kid-friendly (7)great for lunch (6)late-night find (5)hot spot (5)great for brunch (2)Show More
- Fit for FoodiesOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/26/2014Great food, friendly wait staff, and charming setting. It's a convienant walking distance to The Pantages Theater.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spotOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 11/22/2014This is a great easy cheap place with great food and location for the Pantages. This is great find. It's casual nice and parking for $10 bucks for the Pantages.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findHappydinerDined on 11/21/2014Had a great meal here. The service was fantastic and loved the patio. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BradMartDined on 11/15/2014"I love the relaxed feel of this place – like a comfortable dining room in a friends home. I definitely would return to try more dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Waiter was great but the food was notkb3712Dined on 11/15/2014My friend recommended this place but it had been a few years since she had been. The bread was not the artisan loaf previously served or pictured on the website - looked like a standard sourdough loaf. The Caesar salad dressing had no flavor at all very bland. The pasta was good. My friend had the tagliatelle alla bolognese and I had the gemelli. The Gemelli was a bit oily but overall the taste was good. Desert was excellent - ricotta cheesecake - it saved the overall experience. I am not from the area but I do eat in Hollywood after plays and I don't think I will be back - bread and salad were the biggest disappointments. Our server was excellent though!
- Great place to eatCarolDined on 11/15/20146 ladies were out to see a show. A friend suggested the restaurant. We arrived for a 5 pm. reservation and had enought time to feast on 3 bottles of wine and great Italian food. The staff of waiters are all experienced and made the meal a success. We will spread the word. Wonderful out door yard.Special Features:
- Pre-PantagesCCGallDined on 11/11/2014Nice place to grab a yummy dinner before a Pantages Show. Park and walk from the Restaurant. Reasonable and delicious wine and food! Will go there again, for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LuvitalianDined on 11/8/2014We had not been there in 15 years. It was just as good this time as before. We weren't rushed, got to visit with the owner and great waiter. Look forward to returning when in LA again.Special Features:
- no2TheatergoerDined on 11/8/2014Food very tasty. Service lacking; didn't refill drinks or ask for coffee and dessert. Looked like they were too busy to properly take care of their customers. Menu pricing for substitutions a little onerous. Still a great place; need to focus more on service consistently.Special Features:
- charlesbueltonDined on 11/8/2014Great restaurant! Service was excellent, has great parking and food was superbSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre theatre dineOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/7/2014We ate here before a play. The service was good, we arrived early and it was not crowded at 6:15 but was crowded by about 7:00. The olive tapenade w/bread offered was delicous. The pizza special was also good w/ pesto sauce and prosciutoo, as was the special soup which was chicken kale and potatoes (this was our favorite item). Unfortunately the dinner entrees were just OK, I had rosemary chicken which was bland and covered in a sauce that tasted like it had fake lemon, my friends salmon entree was just OK too, if I were to go again would stick to the pizza and starters. Also, they did not record that I had used my reservation so open table showed me as a no show and had to correct that.Special Features:
- Not so fabulousRJCSLMDined on 11/7/2014Must have cuaght them on a bad night. We arrived around 6 :15 for dinner before an 8 pm show . Our main couse arrived at 7:25.Service was slow and inattentive, perhaps too few servers. Ordered the specials. They were flops- Salmon was overcooked and my pasta was much too salty. The wine was the best offering.
- Great pastaJukuVIPDined on 11/7/2014They've remodeled their site so it has a much improved ambience. Pasta is always good. They will even fix your pasta in whatever way you want (switching sauces or meats). Risotto is another good choice. Desserts were disappointing but always our go to place before a show.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pre Pantages dinnerJeffHDined on 11/1/2014Food and service excellent. A great menu with nightly specials. The only draw back is that it shares valet parking with a restaurant next door and the wait for the valet both arriving and leaving was quite long.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabiolus!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/31/2014You live up to the name of your restaurant! Everything is fabiolus!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre-theatre dining delightMarionDined on 10/30/2014Gabriel and the rest of the staff are awesome~ food is reasonable and yummy!Special Features:
- good example of traditional italianstefano60Dined on 10/25/2014I recently moved to the area and noticed the restaurant while walking in the neighbourhood, decided to go try it the other night. We got a table outside, the place was busy when we got there and got quiet later - I think a lot of the customers go before the theater. Service was prompt and the menu has lots of choices; we had a few different dishes, all came out in a timely manner and cooked well. The portions are generous and because the dishes are quite rich, it is easy to feel 'stuffed'. A positive experience, good example of the cuisine from the Veneto region; I wish they had a few REALLY typical plates that are so hard to find in Italian restaurants outside of Italy (although I imagine most people would not know them/"get" them).Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 10/25/2014I realize its crazy before showtime, but each staff member was clearly on their own trying to care for customers. Management does not seem to be involved in the service and operation.
- Good price but that is it.biggftDined on 10/25/2014Fabiolus is a quaint little restaurant located close Hollywood & Vine. We ate there before a show at the Pantages since it was a short 2 block walk to the theater. The restaurant has a nice open atmosphere and there is plenty of seating. The prices for the various dishes are excellent for the area. The food on the other had was lacking. The best item we had that night was the Caesar salad. I ordered Dijon chicken and received soggy parmesan chicken. The vegetables were undercooked and garlic heavy. My wife's risotto was pretty much tasteless mush. A little salt and more care in cooking would go a long way.
- ReviewTheatergoerDined on 10/18/2014Great place before the theater; great service, good food, amazing ambience.Special Features:
- Slow serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014Service was very slow. Took over 45 min to get our food after we ordered. We sat at our table at 630, ordered at 640. We didn't get our food until 725, which made us rush our dinner cause we had an 800 show at the Pantages. Also we had to ask for our waters to be refilled. For a nice restaurant we shouldn't have to do that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great experienceSteveVIPDined on 10/14/2014We've been stopping by here for years and we consistently have a great dining experience here. This was the first time we ate outside and we sat right next to one of the fire pits. It was cozy and very comfortable. Service has been consistently great, as well as the food. This is one of those great go to restaurants when you want to have a good dining experience.Special Features:
- Nice Italian - close to PantagesDinner2ShowDined on 10/12/2014Portions were good - bread was OUTSTANDING - good Italian food served by pleasant and attentive staff with reasonable prices. Cute atmosphere out on the patio - loved all the plants around in the middle of the bustling city. Great location to have dinner and then a show at the Pantages.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, service and location!SandyDined on 10/11/2014The food was great, and the service was awesome! Our server was very consciencous to get us served before the show without rushing us. We will be back!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/11/2014As always, the food was fantastic, service impeccable, and a GM/Maitre d' that keeps everything running smoothly. Looking forward to our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little disappointingPedroTMightyDined on 10/10/2014We've dining at Fabiolus on and off for a few years now and have always enjoyed it. The atmosphere is great and the food was always very wonderful. This last time, not so much. The atmosphere is still very nice, but the food was a little average. I may be having second thoughts about going backSpecial Features:
- Fabulous Fabiolus!PhillyRichVIPDined on 10/7/2014i love this restaurant located on a busy stretch of a Sunset just East of Vine Street. It's convenient to The Palladium and Arclight as well as numerous other attractions in Hollywood. The food is always fantastic. This time I had a mixed salad followed by the beef tagliatelle. Delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome serviceQueenMumDined on 10/7/2014Gabriel was very attentive, and this was a perfect spot for dinner before the theatre.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/3/2014Great good great service. Will definately be eating here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great quiet place to go on Sat PM!thopjorDined on 9/6/2014We had reservations for 8pm, and when we arrived we loved that this place was not crazy busy and did not have super loud music on. We got our pick of tables out on the patio and it was wonderful to be able to sit and TALK for our 2 hour dinner and dessert - no stress at all. Food was tasty. Service was good and we were able to relax after a long drive for a late in the evening show. This usually does not always happen on a Saturday night! We will be here again for sure!Special Features:
- Non-authentic Italian FoodMartyTheCriticDined on 9/6/2014It's such a shame, the ambiance in the al fresco dining room is perfect, intimate and romantic. I live in Hollywood, and I'm always on the lookout for a decent local restaurant. I was excited to try Fabiolus. Alas, the food wasn't up to scratch. It felt like a chain restaurant, and I'm sorry, but when an Italian restaurant delivers pasta that's not al dente? Well, it's just not good enough. Also the risotto was bland, with far too much cubed dry chicken (a sure sign a breast had been cooked earlier, and then reheated). That said, when I complained the waiter took it off the bill. Overall the food was low on flavor and inauthentic.Special Features:
- Fabiolus-Lives up to its nameFunfoodie4Dined on 8/15/2014My friends and I spent two and half wonderful hours dining at Fabiolus, and enjoyed every minute of it. The owner, Fabio came over twice to say hello, the waiters were attentive and the food was amazing. From the Calamari to Halibut and pesto pasta specials, we enjoyed every bite, not to mention the bread and wine. Some of us did have mixed drinks, since they have full bar. The patio was the perfect setting on a cool summer's evening. A memorable and fun night. Also a short walk to nearby clubs and the theater. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good pre theater spoteaterDined on 8/9/2014Ate there before going to a play at the Pantages. They valet your car for $10, then you can walk up to the theater. You need to be an average walker with comfortable shoes. The food was very good, we started with the burrata, generous ball of soft tasty mozzarella cheese atop a halved roma tomato proportioned well, slightly more tomato than cheese but seasoned deliciously. We both had a pasta dish, the gnocchi was the better of the two, nice puffy and delicate. I had the special of the evening, orecchiette with sausage. They use kamut pasta which I hoped I would like, but it has a grainy mouth texture and lacks flavor. The wait staff were great although the lull between appetizer and entree was a little italian, lol.Special Features:
- Mediocre food, service, wineOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/6/2014What used to be a better experience seems to have slowly declined. The latest renovation enlarged the outdoor patio seating which is lovely. But the quality and value of the food is meh, at best, and has declined from prior visits. The menu is largely the same, but the food just is not keeping pace with the price or prior quality. Just one example, "Oven roasted potatoes" on the menu and the specials board were deep fried thick cut french fries...and I'd guess frozen ones at that.Special Features:
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- Good Ambience...OK FoodtuleriverDined on 7/26/2014We have have found some excellent dining establishments in the Pantages Theater neighborhood, unfortunately however, Fabiolus Cucina is not one of them. The service is punctual and friendly, the outdoor atmosphere is fine, and noise was not a problem. But the food was disappointing. My wife's Rosemary Chicken was tough and overly-sauced, with little rosemary nuance. My Dijon Chicken was equally overwhelmed in a cream-heavy, mustard-light sauce. The mixed vegetables, lacking the desired firmness, turned into a soggy potpourri…mixed reviews concerning the roasted potatoes…thumbs up for her and thumbs down from me. We have decided, however, to give Fabiolus another sporting-chance sometime…perhaps try their pasta dishes instead.Special Features:
- Great!YummySarahDined on 7/23/2014This resturant had great food. My party really enjoyed it. Next time we are in Hollywood we are going to make sure that we are going back for dinner. The outside spot to eat was excellant. It was a perfect night to eat outside and they have a beautiful spot to eat at. We loved it!!!!!!Special Features:
- What a great findSaulDined on 7/5/2014I was staying around the corner for the night, and we decided to try Fabiolus for dinner. VERY good choice. the service was outstanding. Fabio to a personal interest in each customer that came in. The Pasta dishes were prepared excellent, and hot when they arrived! I will recommend this diamond in the rough to my friends that frequent LA. Thank you Fabio, and your crew for a memorable dining experience!Special Features:
- Wonderful Birthday DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/26/2014This is my favorite restaurant in Hollywood. Delicious, fresh pizza and pasta, always cooked perfectly. They've been running a special where you get a specialty chicken, pasta and salad all on one plate for $12. The chicken could be cooked better, but the pasta and salad are always great. It was my birthday, so as a member of their email list, I got an offer for $20 off or 10% off (whichever is greater), so had a nice birthday dinner with friends and got $20 off. The staff was great and treated me to a dessert and song (even if it was against my will :) When hitting a movie at the Arclight, food options are not many in the area. Tender Greens gets chaotic and old, so Fabiolus is a great alternative, just leave yourself plenty of time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Italian restaurantbiohooDined on 6/20/2014The waitstaff is always amazingly ebullient and helpful with the food selection. The food is outstanding, not terribly expensive and a great addendum to a night out on the town. I highly recommend saving room for dessert as well--they have an outstanding selection of cakes and pies. The panna cotta is delicious with strawberry and a hint of mint.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always amazing!!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/20/2014Another one of LA's little gems for a night out. Fabio has created a very special place.Special Features:


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It would make my day to be able to have PHPStorm recognize third-party services. Has anyone figured out how to get this working yet?
I'm actually not sure how it would work if you're trying to reference another plugin's services.
It works in Craft by defining the property in the PHPDoc in
That lets PHPStorm know that there exists an AssetsService object off of
And it's not like we can add a hook for the PHPDoc so plugins can inject their own... maybe through some crazy reflection magic, but it'd be super hackey.
Absolutely, just add the app directory as a external library.
I handled it by adding a global function and singleton object similar to Craft's WebApp. All of my plugin's services are access from my custom global function myPlugin() while Craft's services continue to be started from the craft() global function. In the doc block for the new object, I specify properties for each service. Each new service must be added by hand, but all members of that service are recognized by the IDE.
This should work across all IDEs (including PHPStorm where this was developed).
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In the example above, both entries and trivia are recognized as valid objects and their methods are available for intelligent code completion.


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They were complaining about the overcrowding.
"This year just seems to be worse than any of the other previous years."
County leaders have struggled all year to maintain enough bus drivers.
Daley said her kids wait on the sidewalk every morning for the bus. Sometimes it's so full, it has to go to the school, drop off kids and come back to pick them up.
"And I was like excuse me? The busing situation is just so bad, that there's just not room for all of them."
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The number of unbeaten women's volleyball teams in the nation is down to a precious few, and Oregon is one of them. Whether the Ducks remain perfect will be determined this week.
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Troubled rapper Charles Hamilton is reportedly still stuck behind bars for his role in an alleged Cleveland police assault case stemming from last month.
Details surrounding Hamilton's current condition emerged online Tuesday (January 4).
Hamilton is still in Cleveland county jail for a felony assault charge from last month, but today (January 4) the troubled rapper was in court, where he was referred to a psychiatric clinic. A clerk for the Cayuga County Court of Common Pleas confirmed with XXLMag.com that Hamilton will be evaluated by the court's psychiatric facility to see if he is competent to stand trial in the case. He will not receive another court date until the report comes back. The clerk says that usually doesn't come for a couple of weeks. (XXL Mag)
Initial information on Hamilton's December 10th arrest was revealed a few weeks ago.
Where is Charles Hamilton? Well, he was arrested last week in Ohio for assault. Details are sketchy, but he allegedly was causing a disturbance at various bars. When he was confronted by a cop, he punched the officer in the face. Apparently he's still in custody with bail set at $25,000. (Rap Radar)
The rapper made headlines after checking into a New York mental hospital last summer.
"Basically my stay here [NY Presbyterian Mental Hospital] is like identical to my stay in the industry. As far as being the new guy in here having to deal with politics & people trying to control you. The critics would have to be the doctors and the rounds [medicine guys]. So you can say this is like an experiment to see if the industry is really like an asylum or if I was the one bugging. Some say the Industry is like High School but it's just like a [mental hospital]." (Bossip)
After being released, rapper B.o.B. vouched for the afflicted emcee, promising he was still sane.
"You have to understand… Charles Hamilton is not crazy," says B.o.B of his longtime ally. "He was in a place of extreme possibilities music-wise. He has not veered in on the reality that he wants to create. As with all artists, if we were astronauts we would be on Pluto [laughs]. We dance on the line of insanity. We really do. If you look at some of the greatest artists in history, they were really out there. It's like that movie Inception. If you don't keep something like a totem to keep you remembering who you are, you'll get lost…Charles and I are cool. I talk to him a lot. He's always discovering himself, putting his experiences into his music." (VIBE)
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2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, townhouse close to Hyde Park in Southwest London
Golden oldies
Knightsbridge has known a lot of history since the years of knights-errant, and just beyond this Georgian door you'll find a goodly deal of it. Tipsy with tradition, in just such a home gentlemen of learning might have lunched, swapped scientific notions over port and proceeded to a museum. Now, museum legs can be rested on the squashy sofas before you go and inspect its own gallery of treasures. The walls are dotted about with paintings, the plush carpets with elegant antiques. But you won't just be pondering the past. With Chelsea and Kensington within a handful of minutes, you can live like there's no tomorrow.
Landscape art
Your host is based in Wiltshire, where he lives a restful country life. He has two children, three dogs and a love for riding horses.
Night at the museum
This is a home to really pique the interest. Paintings greet your glance from each wall, and you'll even spot a Van de Velde seapiece floating over the antique furniture. Head to the sitting room to find artwork aplenty, and the choice of two plump sofas in which to sit and appreciate the view. The kitchen is handsome, with four able to feast at its elegant dining table, which glows in the lamplight.
Downstairs, you'll find the twin bedroom. Some impressive antiques, from a weathered wardrobe to an eloquent armchair, make this the most traditional of chambers. You've a shower room and even another kitchen on this level – perfect for mixing up that cooling glass and taking it into the garden. Upstairs, you'll pass a peaceful night in the master bedroom, cosy, arty and furnished with yet more graceful antiques. The bathroom is large and laden with our White Company goodies.
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Tradition dictates that you shop at Harrods and Harvey Nichols, before strolling through the lovely pastures of Hyde Park. The museums at South Ken grow yearly more fascinating, and you're a short walk from each of them. As if your perch wasn't already perfect, turn the other way to find Chelsea's timeless charms ready and waiting. The tube from South Kensington to Oxford Circus takes under fifteen minutes.
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