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Innocent Sunday morning
As plain as the Sunday before
I thought as she told me her story
I don't think I can hear these anymore
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Feb 25, 2010 by Sam Rosen-Amy
Earlier today, the Recovery Board released the list of Recovery Act recipients who did not file during the second reporting period. According to the Board, recipients of 1,036 Recovery Act awards failed to file during this quarter, which was from Oct. 1 through Dec. 31, 2009. That number represents a whopping 76 percent decline from the first reporting cycle, which saw 4,359 missing award reports, and is less than one percent of all the award reports. Equally good news is that of the 1,036 missing reports, only 389 were from "repeat offenders," or recipients who failed to file in both quarters.read in full
Bringing Sound Advice to Congress
Feb 24, 2010 by Matthew Madia
Many moons ago, Congress relied on facts, science, and other evidence to guide its thinking and make decisions. One repository for such information was the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA), an arm of Congress created in 1972 to enlighten lawmakers on new technological applications and emerging issues and, if appropriate, recommend ways to harness science and technology for the public good.read in full


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I have a clarification question about the gated content/max attempts in ICC. Is it a linear progression or are there wings like in Naxxramas. I ask because I was wondering if you end up using all your attempts on Putricide for example, is the instance done for the week? Or can you go on and attempt other bosses other than Putricide and Lana'thel and the others that despawn when you run out of attempts?
I have an exceedingly boring, yet pertinent question: how do you get your ui to zoom out to the extent you and the other posters do? I enjoy tanking but when all I can see is mostly obscured by a boss's body I have a hard time being situationally aware
I enjoyed the weekly, lore. Nice entrance! I have a rather boring question about progression and the gates. Once the first two gates have been opened, would one need to kill putrecide to get access to the other two bosses? That is, would we be able to skip putrecide to get to the other bosses? My understanding of this is that we cannot, jut wanted to be sure.
Enjoyed the weekly marmot Lore, but rather than simply telling us about the gated progression in ICC how about giving us your thoughts on the system and perhaps how you think it'll effect you personally/your guild/the community as a whole.
I want news and opinion god damn it!
Otherwise great work.
Great new Weekly, Lore. But no hidden message in the last frame this time?
You're great Lore, I love your videos! :3
Hey nice video Lore, really enjoyed it
You are a big filthy jerk.
hi I was wondering if oyu could mail me or put up your saved variables (all the wtf folder etc) again please ^^ got a new computer coz tyhe old died on me, and dont have any probs with downloading my own addons again, but I really liked the way your profiles made it look :-P please .. just post it again or mail it to me please
Love your work btw, been using your addon pack since you posted it first time
Hi, Lore. I wonder which addon you using, there its black, there you got your chat,attacks,omen and recount
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Fun and games in NZ politics
Is WhaleOil's surname
Want to use WD diagnostics? Buy Windows
Ha Ha Ha
Who's laughing now you *nix freetards
Botnet that pwned 100,000 UK PCs taken out
@ Tom 38 - Really?
Grow up and join the real world. A lot of governments get involved in a lot of 'dubious' activities to help protect their citizens from threats from subversive elements. Distasteful? Yes. Would I rather not know about it? Yes.
Adobe to buy Day Software
How Much???????????????
A price to earnings multiple of over 50! Are they mad?
Sorry, this is Adobe we're talking about - of course they are....
Google: Do no evil, pay no tax
They also paid.........
Over GBP8.3m in employment taxes as Employer's NI contributions on their GBP69.3m payroll bill by my calculation (770 staff * GBP90,000 average)
Hackers declare war on international forensics tool
I used Coffee....
... on my machine and it completely f***ed it up! Something to do with hot liquid and electrical components they say.....
How much of the EU's data will the UK lose?
What if this was a bank, credit card company
What would the Government's action (through the FSA) be if we had banks saying that they could not guarantee the safety of their customers' data? It seems that while the government can get away with a close-enough-is-good-enough approach, they would not let private organisations get away with the same.
Is it time that all of this work was managed by private companies? And no, I don't mean the government cronies at EDS - who, it would appear have trouble with a ZX-81, but companies who have already built their systems around the security of data - rather than what would appear to be a 'well, here's the data, now how do we secure it?' approach.
Nobody's perfect, and no system is bug-free. But surely it's time for a re-think?
Two jailed for online racism after US turned down asylum bid
@Ian 11
I don't think merely expressing their views was what got them into (so much) trouble. They were prosecuted for inciting racial hatred. It's one thing having your own views (however distasteful they are) but inciting others is much, much more serious.
I'm glad they are where they are, maybe there's a few non-whites around to have some 'in-depth' discussions with them while they languish at her majesty's pleasure.......
SCO's lifesaver 'profited from Iraq war'
What's New?
Wars take massive amounts of weapons, ammunition, medical equipment, food, tents, vehicles, aircraft, the list goes on...(including computer equipment and software).......
Should the manufacturers of these products donate them to the cause for no profit? I think their shareholders may have a point of view on this.
As horrendous as war and conflict is, organisations make money from it - that's the way it is, get over it.
Peace & Love
Boeing to build prototype pulsed-microwave robomissile
But what use is it
against an AK47 in the hands of the Taliban?
Office 2010 tech preview leaks onto interwebs
@ AC - Posted Monday 18th May 2009 14:45 GMT
There's a "FM"???
Where "TF"?
Privacy campaigner vows legal challenge to Google Street View
But nobody has complained....
"There still hasn't been a formal complaint put to the Information Commissioner, but we will ", so apart from this tw4t who really needs to get a life (or laid...) nobody has actually complained about the service.
Unofficial patch plugs 0-day Adobe security vuln.
Why use Acrobat anyway?
If you're just reading PDFs, why use a massive piece of bloatware like Acrobat when Foxit Reader is available for free - and doesn't contain the vulnerability. (www.foxitsoftware.com)
Conficker variant dispenses with need to phone home
Well said!
At least Microsoft is doing something about this..... and, if the same or similar vulnerability appeared in one of the open source os's, I'd be pretty surprised if their 'owners' did as much
Microsoft asks laid-off staff to refund overpaid redundo cash
What's the difference?
If you had mistakenly overpaid a store for goods or services you'd want it back wouldn't you?
An administrator at MS made a mistake. Simple. Therefore MS is merely requesting the return of its own property.
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Report: Many CUNY Freshmen Can't Do Basic Algebra
Although more city kids are graduating from high school, a majority of them are not prepared to do college math, a CUNY report revealed Thursday.
A group of City University of New York freshman were reportedly not capable of completing basic algebra problems - which mainly consists of fractions and decimals.
The report conducted by the CUNY Council of Math Chairs, found 90% of the 200 students tested couldn't solve a simple algebra problem during their first class at one of CUNY's four-year colleges.
Nearly 70% of CUNY schools are made up of students who graduated from city schools.
The council reportedly submitted its report in September 2008 to Schools Chancellor Joel Klein and urged them to work with the affected schools.
CUNY Chancellor Matthew Goldstein said that he and Klein joined forces several years ago to "tackle the problem head on.... At the senior colleges, we've seen massive improvement," he said.
For its part, the Department of Education released a statement to PIX News saying, ""Better preparing NYC graduates to succeed in college is a core priority. We're collaborating extensively with CUNY, where greater numbers of our students are enrolling even as fewer need remediation, to help make that happen. Just this week, the Gates Foundation recognized our progress with a $250,000 planning grant to support this important work."Copyright © 2014, Sun Sentinel


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Commentary by Mark Wiedmer
KNOXVILLE — The last Monday media lunch of his University of Tennessee football career just ended, Nick Reveiz encountered a small gathering of reporters as he exited Neyland Stadium's Stokely Family Media Center.
Shaking the right hand of everyone in the group, Reveiz said, "I'm going to miss you guys."
Then he wrapped his arm around associate athletic director Bud Ford and left the premises, presumably to watch game video of Saturday opponent Kentucky.
"I've thought a little bit about this maybe being my last game," he'd said moments earlier, mindful that the Vols must beat the Wildcats for a 26th straight November if they are to become bowl-eligible. "It's still surreal. It's back to high school again. This is like a playoff game: Win or go home."
At the risk of violating the sports writer's code of impartiality, coming to grips with the notion that we may be covering Reveiz's last college football game is surreal for us, too. And a bit discomforting. We're going to miss him. A bunch.
Part of it's been his heart and his head. He's bright, polite, passionate, resourceful, respectful. My home is filled with little girls only, so I can't hope a son grows up to become another Nick Reveiz. But he certainly always has seemed like the kind of guy I'd be proud to have one of my two daughters marry.
But most college football teams are filled with hometown walk-ons who play for the logo on the side of the helmet rather than the name on the back of the jersey. Especially when their father still holds a slew of meaningful kicking records, as Fuad Reveiz does.
What separates Nick Reveiz beyond the broken bones and shredded knees he's recovered from to go from walk-on to all-star is his attitude about it all. The injuries alone could have left him broken and bitter. Playing for three coaches and three distinctly different defensive schemes in his final three seasons could have made him frustrated and selfish.
Instead, he said of the knee injury a year ago that almost ended his career: "September 26, 2009, the night I tore up my knee, changed my life. I've enjoyed the sweet moments, but I've grown a lot from the bittersweet moments."
Of the coaching changes he said, "Nobody likes change. But change made me a better player and a better person. I am a college student first, and a I learned a lot in class and earned a degree, but football taught me so much about life, about its ups and downs. I'll never forget the time I spent here."
This isn't to hint that Reveiz ever will confuse romance with reality. Despite all they've been forced to endure since 2008, when Phillip Fulmer was pressured into resigning, Reveiz knows a second losing season in three years — the Vols currently stand 5-6 heading into the regular-season finale against Kentucky — won't improve his class's legacy.
"The [Kentucky] game will be a big part of where this senior class ends up [in the minds of the public]," he said. "But it's still just one game."
Where Reveiz will end up in UT history figures to be much better. He's already recorded five double-figure tackle games this season after earning his degree last spring. Monday it was announced he's a candidate for the [Brandon] Burlsworth Trophy, which will be presented to the nation's former walk-on who's excelled the most.
Said UT coach Derek Dooley when asked about that potential honor: "Tremendous leadership by example. He's our most productive player on defense. He gives back to the community as well as anybody. Nick's very strong in his faith. I think every parent, when they raise their little boys, they want them to grow up today like Nick."
But what does Saint Nick want?
"Ever since I was 8 years old I've wanted to play in the National Football League," Reveiz said. "I believe [God] sees my desire and will help any way he can. But if he needs me to be a missionary in South Africa, I'm ready for that, too."
Kind of makes you miss him already, doesn't it?
Mark Wiedmer started work at the Chattanooga News-Free Press on Valentine's Day of 1983. At the time, he had to get an advance from his boss to buy a Valentine gift for his wife. Mark was hired as a graphic artist but quickly moved to sports, where he oversaw prep football for a time, won the "Pick' em" box in 1985 and took over the UTC basketball beat the following year. By 1990, he was ...


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KidTalk has a staff of about 20 people. About one-third of these are masters or doctoral students, and most of the rest are full-time staff. KidTalk also regularly employs a handful of undergraduate students part-time.
Ann Kaiser, Ph.D. – Director, KidTalk Projects
Ann is the Director of KidTalk and the Susan W. Gray Professor of Education and Human Development at Peabody College of Vanderbilt University. She serves as the principal investigator for the research and demonstration grants at KidTalk. She has published more than 100 articles and chapters on early language interventions for children with language delays and developmental disabilities, and for children at risk due to poverty. She has received numerous awards for her research and mentoring including the Harvey Branscomb Distinguished Professorship at Vanderbilt University, and the prestigious J. E. Wallace Wallin Lifetime Achievement Award of the Council for Exceptional Children. Dr. Kaiser received her PhD in Developmental and Child Psychology from the University of Kansas.
Jennifer Nietfeld, M.A. – Project Director, ACE -
Jen obtained an undergraduate degree in Early Childhood Education and a Masters in Developmental and Child Psychology, Behavior Analysis, both at University of Kansas. She worked with Dr. Kaiser as a parent trainer for four years, which moved her to become the director and founder of SAIL Inc, an early intervention group providing ABA to children with autism. In addition to her work with SAIL, she is the Project Director for the KidTalk ACE project, a four-site grant funded by Autism Center for Excellence. The ACE project serves minimally verbal children with Autism.
Courtney Wright, Ph.D., CCC-SLP – Project Director –
Courtney graduated from the Early Childhood Special Education Doctoral program at Vanderbilt University in 2013 and has since been working as an instructor and research associate at Vanderbilt Peabody College in the Special Education Department. She is currently directing the Merck Foundation grant serving preschoolers with Down syndrome while also performing assessments and providing intervention to children on this project and other projects. Courtney is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in children 0-8 and augmentative and alternative communication.
Lauren Hampton, M.A. – Project Director, HRSA –
Lauren Hampton is a doctoral student in Early Childhood Special Education and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. After completing her Master's at Vanderbilt University in 2010, Lauren worked at the Brown Center for Autism, and returned to pursue her doctorate in 2012. Lauren currently works on the Kidtalk ACE and HRSA projects. The HRSA project serves minimally verbal, preschool aged children with Autism, while the ACE project serves school-aged children with Autism.
Kimberly McCulla, B.S. – Data Manager –
Kim works as the data manager for the ACE and HRSA projects. She graduated in 2008 from Lipscomb University, where she studied psychology and english. She became acquainted with the Kennedy Center during her senior practicum, where she assisted at the Kennedy Center and TRIAD, and worked on projects dealing with Autism Spectrum Disorder detection and intervention. Kim has worked with children in various corporate and private settings for the last five years, and plans on continuing her education at the graduate level in developmental psychology.
Tatiana Peredo, M.Ed. – Interventionist –
Tatiana works as an interventionist on all of our projects at KidTalk, and performs assessments on the Down syndrome project. She earned her Master's degree in Human Development Counseling from Vanderbilt University in 2010. Tatiana is currently finishing her Doctorate degree in Developmental Psychology from the University of Texas at Dallas, and plans to continue working with children who have developmental disabilities upon finishing her Ph.D.
Stephanie Jordan, M.S., CCC-SLP – Interventionist –
Stephanie Jordan is a licensed speech-language pathologist who completed her Master's degree from the University Of California, Northridge. Prior to moving to TN, Stephanie worked as an SLPA for a non-profit clinic in California. For the past 5 years she has worked on several of Dr. Kaiser's projects as an interventionist, parent trainer and assessor. Stephanie enjoys studying an effective language intervention that helps to support and mentor strong relationships and language development. Stephanie works on the KidTalk ACE project for minimally verbal children with Autism.
Kalynn Kennon, B.S. – Data Manager –
Kalynn Kennon currently works as a data manager for the Working on Rapid Language Development project (WORLD), investigating the effects of a parent-implemented language intervention on the language development of toddlers with language delays. Kalynn coordinates recruitment, data collection and scheduling for the WORLD team. Before working in the Special Education department Kalynn worked in Vanderbilt's Epidemiology Center for a breast cancer research study.
Tara Hixson, LMSW – Research Analyst –
Tara is a Research Analyst for the Down syndrome project. She graduated with her Master's degree from Baylor University's School of Social Work with a concentration in children and families and a specialization in military families. Prior to graduate school, Tara received a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Developmental Psychology. Tara has worked as a research assistant in the Infant and Child Development Lab at Wayne State University, as well as on the Military Family Coping Project at Baylor University. She has several years of experience working with children and families in a variety of settings.
Morgan Lueck, M.Ed., MMFT – Project Coordinator –
Morgan is the Project Coordinator for all of the KidTalk programs and performs various duties across all projects. She earned her Master's degree from Vanderbilt's Special Education program, specializing in high-incidence disabilities, and earned a second Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Trevecca Nazarene University. Morgan taught middle school children for four years in the public school setting before joining the KidTalk team.
Suzanne Thompson, M.Ed., BCBA – Interventionist, Assessor -
Suzanne Thompson is an Educational Consultant for Kidtalk working across projects as both an interventionist and an assessor. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Disorders, a Master's Degree in Early Childhood Special Education, and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Suzanne has been with Kidtalk since October 2009 and enjoys working in an environment where she is able to directly apply research to the clinic and home settings. Suzanne works on the KidTalk project for children with Down syndrome, as well as the KidTalk ACE project for minimally verbal children with Autism.
Lauren Ray, B.S. – Research Analyst –
Lauren began working as a Research Analyst on the KidTalk ACE project for minimally verbal children with Autism after graduating in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga. Prior experience before joining the KidTalk team was gained through multiple internships and volunteer work with children who have intellectual disabilities, including autism. Lauren's extensive involvement with children has developed a stronger interest in this field, and she plans to continue pursuing Special Education at the graduate level.
Jodi Heidlage, B.S.W. – Interventionist –
Jodi obtained her Bachelor's degree in Social Work from Lipscomb University in 2010. She has worked for the past five years as a therapist, consultant, and parent trainer for children with autism. She is currently working on her Doctorate degree in Early Childhood Special Education at Vanderbilt University, and has been working for over a year as an interventionist on the KidTalk ACE project for minimally verbal children with Autism.
Emma Morgan, B.A. – Research Analyst –
Emma works as a research analyst for the KidTalk ACE project for minimally verbal children with Autism. She graduated with a bachelor's degree from The Ohio State University, where she studied Psychology and Sociology. While at OSU, she was a Research Assistant in the Psychopathology and Affective Sciences Lab where she researched emotion regulation, and worked in the Depression Lab as well. Emma has also worked with children in various other settings for many years. She hopes to obtain a Master's degree in social work in the near future.
Emily Dayle Quinn, M.S., CCC-SLP – Interventionist –
Emily received her bachelor's degree in communication sciences and disorders from Penn State University and her master's degree at the University of Nebraska specializing in traumatic brain injury and augmentative and alternative communication. Prior to moving to Tennessee she worked as a speech- language pathologist at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C. and Shriner's Hospital for Children in Portland, Oregon and as a research associate at Oregon Health & Science University. Emily enjoys working with children with multiple disabilities. She recently began a doctoral program at Vanderbilt University in Early Childhood Special Education.
Lizzy Fuller, B.A. – Interventionist –
Lizzy obtained her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2011. She worked for the five years in the Kasari Lab as a research analyst, interventionist, assessor, and parent trainer for children with autism. She is currently working on her Doctorate degree in Early Childhood Special Education at Vanderbilt University, and has been working for over a year as an interventionist on the KidTalk ACE project for minimally verbal children with Autism.


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Anniversary Dinner - Romantic, great food - not super fancy
Hi All,
I'm looking for a place for an anniversary dinner in January. I've recently moved to the city from New York, and would love to find a place that had really great food with a romantic atmosphere, but without the flourishes of "fine dining." In New York we had great anniversary dinners at Mas Farmhouse and Blue Hill, and would love to know if there's anything comparable.
I've read about Vetri's restaurants, but Vetri and Osteria are booked for the night I'm looking. Also, it looks like Fountain is closed that night (though I think it'd be the wrong atmosphere anyway). I also assumed LBF would be too stuffy too, but if not, please let me know.
As far as cuisine goes, I think anything except for Asian and Indian. Would love to know your thoughts!
Tentatively, I have reservations at Il Pittore and Fish, but think I could do better. Any help would be much appreciated.
**Edit: So I've also looked into Meme and Farm and Fisherman. Anyone care to weigh in on those options?
If you can get in Bibou, the food will shine, though I am not sure I would call it romantic. If you just trie open table at Osteria, call the restaurant. They do not release all the tables. Also it is quite easy to eat at the bar without reservations though again not exactly romantic. lacroix might be an option, though again a bit stuffy. il Pittore is not bad atmosphere wise, though the food needs some work. Which Fish location do you have reservations with, the new or the old. I thought the new location would be open by the end of the year.
re: cwdonald
Ok, I'll give Osteria a call. Thanks for the idea.
I have reservations at Fish at 1708 Lombard. Not sure if that's the new or old on though . . .
re: cwdonald
Even though Lacroix is one our best "fine dining" restaurants, I don't really find it to be all that stuffy. The service is great without being overly formal and the food is excellent. We recently celebrated our 10th anniversary there and it was one of the most memorable meals I have had.
To the OP, I would rule out LBF. Lacroix is hands down the better of the two and very romantic, especially if you can snag a table that overlooks the park.
I like Meme, but the space feels like you're in an old storefront, so it might be just a little too informal for what you're looking for.
I think Bibou can be romantic, if you are willing to bring your own wine. It is very warm and cozy, and the food can't be beat. If you can get the two spots at the little bar overlooking the kitchen, it is really fun. It can be a tough reservation as well, but it is worth checking.
I think Little Fish is more romantic than Fish. Bibou can be romantic. And Meme is very good but not romantic.
Thanks everyone for the great advice!
I think I'm going to try Bibou (though I think they only let you make reservations one month out), I'm also going to swap Fish for Little Fish, and drop out Il Pittore.
Anyone have any ideas on Bistrot la Minette? Pictures on yelp make it look really nice and warm inside. Is the food top notch?
re: tjbern
I've heard mixed reviews on the Bistrot la Minette service, but I'm going this week, so I'll report back! I think Little Fish and Bibou are great choices, though.
re: tjbern
Bistrot La Minette is one of our favorites.
We have been there quite a few times and never had any problem with the service.
Recently we took our daughter there for her birthday, and she and her husband loved it. We all did! It has a very European feel, and the menu is great.
I know that Little Fish is very popular on this Board, but we went once and didn't return. The food was quite good, but the place was small and we felt cramped.
We very much like the food at Bibou, but again you are in close quarters - you're neighbors will be sharing the occasioin with you. Also, Blbou has a limited menu. We have friends whom we don't take there because there aren't many choices for them. (We eat everything!)
Fish is excellent, but there's not much atmosphere. I'm talking about the old location; I don't know when they're moving into the new one.
We have celebrated at LaCroix and felt comfortable. More upscale, of course.
How great to be making this kind of choice!
re: sylviag
sylviag, have you been to Little Fish since they moved in their new space? Not huge, but a big improvement over their previous space.
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We haven't, but we'll put it on our list. Thanks.
Regarding Farm and Fisherman...very small restaurant, BYO and food is quite good. Small space and can be quite loud, and like other places your neighbors are quite close. I have only dined there once, and had a few hiccups in the service, but they were most gracious about it and fixed things forthwith. I also had a comical situation where the check was not computed correctly (they charged us too little) and it took about fifteen minutes to resolve. But it didn't detract from a very good meal.
Talula's Garden was my choice for my birthday dinner, and it worked. Top notch food and a very attractive decor. Bistro La Minette is a favorite of ours, and we've also enjoyed Meritage.
OK, so I was able to get reservations at Bibou and Osteria. So I guess the decision will be between Bibou, Osteria, and Bistrot la Minette.
I'm leaning towards Osteria, because I think Bibou's menu might be a bit small for my SO. Is the ambiance at Osteria romantic at all? Or is it just a good place to go for the food?
re: tjbern
I wouldn't describe it as romantic. You can see pictures here: http://www.osteriaphilly.com/index.ph...
It's tough to compare food between Osteria and Bistrot la Minette. So different. Our recent trip to Bistrot la Minette was well timed with some crappy weather that made the warm, buttery french food a good choice. It's also in a neighborhood that would let you grab a cocktail at Southwark or go dancing at L'Etage after dinner.
re: tjbern
Of those three, I'd go to Bibou in a heartbeat. Osteria is not romantic, though it is great. I've never been a big fan of Bistrot La Minette.
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I second that sentiment, but I'm probably pretty biased as we had our wedding there and will celebrate our anniversary there soon.
I guess certain tables wouldn't be that romantic, but Osteria seems much less romantic than Bibou.


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Students will develop knowledge and skills in cerebral circulation, stroke risk and prevention and stroke classification. They will also learn about stroke severity scales, differential diagnosis, acute stroke investigations, and interventions (including thrombolysis) and acute post-stroke complications. This course will explore an evidence-based approach to of the management of acute stroke in the context of a multiprofessional team approach.
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As promised, a review of Woolly Wormhead's latest book, Playful Woolly Toppers. Now, if it wasn't patently obvious, I am a huge fan of hat knitting for small people. Before Rose was born, she had nine – nine!! – hats awaiting her arrival. All of which were too big for her tiny head, but that changed quickly:
self-indulgent photo of Rose at one month old because cuteness
And to date, I have knitted several of Woolly Wormhead's designs for her:
So I snapped up a copy of Playful Woolly Toppers pretty quickly. I do like a slightly quirky hat and Rose is of the age where she doesn't mind indulging her mother's whims. I do hope that it will mean that she grows up to develop her own sense of style and not become a pink princess clone. But nursery starts next week and I fear I will lose her forever.
The book contains ten designs, some of which are also sized to fit big people as well as small ones and all are available individually. Of the big-person-sized Hats, I love Elfdans but it won't suit me at all; I am very much a beret person because of my giant moon face.
Of the "girlie" designs, I adore Sproutling:
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Sproutling because it looks like a blueberry, and Morea because BOBBLES! One of those is going to be my first knit from the book, though I'll probably end up knitting both. Rose got a *whispers* shop-bought hat last winter, so I need to make it up to the knitting gods.
And just a confession about the new shiny distracting me from my sweater-knitting-for-me plans. Have you seen Dragonslark?
Oh my giddy aunt, I LOVE this sweater. I want it in a nice oatmeal-ish brown with a big purple collar. I may have already chosen the yarn. Help.
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THAT is a lovely sweater. Get crackin', girl!
The loss is temporary. My daughter went through a stage at about four where if it wasn't a dress, with ruffles, and ribbons, and bows, and lace, and PINK, it couldn't be worn.
She is now an incredibly chic minimalist dresser.
Who knew?
Hold your horses on the coveting malarkey. I believe that the Brooklyn Tweed Fall 13 collection is being released early next week.
Oh my god that sweater…I might have to add that to my queue for myself. It's gorgeous. And those hats are just too sweet. I might have to join you and knit one for Luke for the Winter. His current one still kind of fits…but you can never have enough hats…right?


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Let's talk about a couple things though: I don't have a problem if they wanted to call the first go-round a draw, but the way it was perceived, the way we saw it, it wasn't a draw. I thought it was absolute bullshit. I thought April won. I thought April absolutely won. So they say the table service sucked, but the food at The Garage was like they killed it -- they totally destroyed it. Yeah, it's Restaurant Wars, and it's about the whole experience -- points for service, the food, just totally creating this thing out of nothing in 24 hours. But at the end of the day they say this isn't Top Sous-chef, Top Sommelier, Top this, Top that -- this is Top Chef. It's about the food. And the food on April's team was clearly better than the food at The Garage. So there shouldn't have been a draw, unless there's something we're not seeing. So that being said, when I first saw the episode I thought it was kind of cool, but then when I saw who got eliminated in the second parter, I thought it was bullshit. I'm not gonna lie -- I had my arms up in the air.
The scented candles? You have to be kidding me. You're a chef -- where do your taste buds come from? If there's someone who walks by my kitchen, such as a guest, with an obscene amount of perfume on, I smell it, and it can totally ruin my taste buds. Why would you have scented candles? I don't get it. Howie's risotto? That was totally unacceptable. I'm Sicilian -- risotto's very sacred. That is not risotto. Tom's Italian too! What are you kidding me? That's not risotto. You don't put cream in risotto. You get your creaminess from activating the starch by beating the shit out of it with your spoon in the pot. That's how you make risotto. It's not by adding more dairy. He can say he makes his risotto different, but don't call it risotto. Want to call it creamy rice? By all means, go ahead.
I really thought making Sara M. head chef was brilliant. I really liked seeing it and I really enjoyed watching her put Howie in his place. It was highly entertaining. I hadn't been a Sara fan up to this point, but that kind of did it for me. The Quickfire was fun to watch too. That was painful watching Casey trying to cut onions. This is a Quickfire -- that's what it's called. It's not called "Let's perfectly dice onions." Let's get it done. Let's knock it out. I would have really enjoyed seeing it head-to-head, watching Hung and Tre knock down chickens, because I bet you Tre could've given Hung a run for his money. I thought that would have been pretty interesting.
I thought the designer guy [Christopher Ciccone] was kind of a prick. I wasn't really impressed. Basically creating a restaurant in 24 hours would be like going to him and telling him to go design a house in 24 hours and go have at it. I wasn't really that impressed with the improvements. It was kind of an afterthought. I'm not a bells-and-whistle type of guy. I'm not into design elements and yadda, yadda, yadda. I like understated designs. I thought April was really nice to begin with. I thought they did a really nice job. And Team Quatre did have an advantage with Stephen as sommelier. Stephen's brilliant. I thought it was a huge advantage. He likes to hear himself talk a little bit. He definitely enjoys the sound of his own tune. So, that was fun watching Dale tell him to calm down. I thought based on watching the food go out, Quatre did a great job. I thought the food looked really nice.


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Join us for the 30th anniversary of this zany 80's cult classic. Marty and Doc bounce around the past, present and future in order to prevent a series of events that could ruin the McFly name for posterity. After visiting 2015, Marty McFly must repeat his visit to 1955 to prevent disastrous changes to 1985 without interfering with his first trip. This will leave your head spinning. Check out what 1989 thought 2015 would look like – flying cars, hoverboards, the double ties! Really?View Complete Calendar
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Please stop by Twirl Toy Shop at 10 N. Main Street in Pennington this Sunday, November 23rd between noon and 5pm for a Holiday Open House. There will be in store crafts, letters to Santa with North Pole delivery via Twirl's own Santa Mailbox , festive refreshments, and more!
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