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Yeah SDS doesn't have much of an editing team per say(or at all).
Georgia will lose to Auburn. And if there's anyway KY can beat Georgia, then KY will go to the SEC Championship. So no, he isn't out of his mind. Even though I'd rather the SEC Championship be a 'Dawg Fight'. #HAI1STATE
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Exactly. GTGOM! #HAI1STATE
We look at it same way as in going into the 2nd half, we haven't done anything yet, it's 0-0, time to play. We don't need past rings and titles to win the first ever playoff. It starts over now. And the dawgs are coming for blood.
<-Huge State fan. I would never root for Ole Miss to win in anything, but the defense is saving a special can for Tenn.
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I'm a huge State fan, but I don't how we got 2nd either...KY is last in wins over basketball rivals?? and im assuming the student population is the ratio between students/total population, because when schools out, Starkville is a slow place.
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So why was nothing said all week about the State/Auburn game? It was a must win game for both teams. No State isn't a Bama or LSU. But I think State looked really good against a Defensive Line that was supposed to be one of the Best in the nation...
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In all fairness, should LSU be able to talk after only passing the 50 yard line once in their during the previous game and getting shut out? I think BidDaddyDog has the right to say anything he likes about corndogs... Don't you?
oh, by the way, State held that "Beast" to 17 carries for 39 yards...
State Cowbells won't ever be completely taken out... For the morons that want to open their mouths and speak w/o knowing about any of it, the tradition came from an eggbowl game against TSUN in the 30's, where a cow wandered on State's field. We then beat TSUN pretty bad. So we then brought a cow to the field for luck, then stopped and just started bringing cowbells. And for the comment we've never had a good season in 20 years...'98 and '99 10-2 winning the West in '98, only losing to Tenn( the national champions) in the SEC Championship. '99 went 8-0 before losing to Bama. So 12 yrs is the same as 20 yrs??? Guess we learn something new everyday. So blow us off as any Vandy/Memphis kinda team u want. but u ask any Bama fan, they never assume a 'W' when we play.


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TV Ratings: Steady 'MasterChef' Leads Wednesday, 'Baking Competition' Holds
UPDATED: Fox leads the night in the key demo and total viewers with two hours of the Gordon Ramsay series.
Retaining last week's 2.2 rating among adults 18-49, Fox's MasterChef topped Wednesday night in the key demo. The series, which aired a two-hour episode between 8 and 10 p.m., also averaged 5.4 million viewers.
The American Baking Competition (1.0 adults) was steady with last week's premiere on CBS, leading into a block of encores. The network averaged a 1.1 adults rating for the night and 5.3 million viewers.
ABC saw lows for canceled comedies Family Tools (0.9 adults) and How to Live With Your Parents (1.3 adults), both down a tenth of a point from last week's scores. The Lookout (1.1 adults) matched last week's premiere score, and the network averaged a 1.1 adults rating and 3.9 million viewers for the night.
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Florida State raised its Atlantic Coast Conference championship banner before its season opener. Then the Seminoles took the floor and struggled in every way.
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Jake Medlock threw two touchdowns and ran for another as Florida International snapped a seven-game losing streak, beating South Alabama 28-20 Saturday in a Sun Belt Conference showdown.
FIU Loses To S. Alabama 86-78
Augustine Rubit had a career-high 24 points and 11 rebounds, and South Alabama rallied past Florida International 86-78 on Saturday night.
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You can't avoid settlements
Critics of the Obama administration's approach to Middle East peace, a group that includes just about everyone who is paying attention, say that focusing on Israeli settlements for the last 2 years -- as opposed to "core issues" -- was the key mistake that hindered potential progress in other areas.
Instead, these folks say, Obama & co. should have focused on borders, because once the Israelis and Palestinians agreed on the outlines of a future Palestinian state, it would be clear what was a "settlement" and what was merely a suburb of Jerusalem.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu put himself in this camp Monday, dismissing settlements as a "marginal" issue and calling instead for negotations to focus on -- you guessed it -- "core issues."
"To reach peace, we need to discuss the issues that are really hindering peace, the question of recognition, security, refugees and, of course, many other issues," he reportedly said in a speech just hours before meeting U.S. envoy George Mitchell.
One way to read those remarks is that Netanyahu is ready to roll up his sleeves. More likely, he has no intention of meeting U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's demand to get serious and lay his cards on the table. Note that he did not mention borders at all. Instead, he appears to be reiterating his position that the Palestinians must explicitly recognize Israel as a Jewish state, which they refuse to do, that Israel needs to have control of the Jordan Valley, another nonstarter for the Palestinians, and that the Palestinians need to give up the "right of return" (this one is more reasonable) before he'll even think about trading land for peace.
In other words, don't expect the new, settlement-free U.S. approach to yield any more progress than the old one. What's more, even if the talks did focus on borders, where the parties are supposedly closer together, it wouldn't take very long for them to come back to areas where they're further apart... namely settlements and Jerusalem. Israel won't freeze the former, and Netanyahu has said he won't divide the latter, while Palestinians claim East Jerusalem as their future capital.
The lesson here is that it's devlishly complicated to jerry-rig negotiations to avoid the tough topics, especially when neither side seems especially eager to do a deal. One can come up with all kinds of sophistry justifying one U.S. tactic or another, but if Israeli and Palestinian leaders aren't serious, and aren't feeling pressure from their own publics to make peace, then nothing will work.


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Argentina's current first lady, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, has secured victory in the country's presidential election.
With most of the ballots counted, Mrs Kirchner had an unassailable lead with 44.6% of the votes.
Her nearest rival, former lawmaker Elisa Carrio, has admitted defeat, trailing on 22.6% of the vote.
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Ensembles for Flute, Volume 1 for Flute. Suzuki; Woodwind - Flute (Suzuki). Book. 16 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.0413S).
This collection of duet, trio, and quartet parts can be used with solo parts in the Suzuki Flute School, Volumes 1 and 2. The ensembles feature flexible performance requirements such as harmony parts being simpler than others and part writing, which helps pieces sound complete, whether or not all parts provided are played. While most of the harmonizations are for solos from Volume 1, there are several from Volume 2, including the lovely Schubert "Lullaby" and "Moon over the Ruined Castle." Contents are: Mary Had a Little Lamb (Folk Song) * Cuckoo (Folk Song) * Lightly Row (Folk Song) * Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (Folk Song) * Go Tell Aunt Rhody (Folk Song) * Amaryllis (J. Ghys) * Allegro (Shinichi Suzuki) * The Honeybee (Folk Song) * Long, Long Ago (T.H. Bayly) * Lullaby (F. Schubert) * The Moon over the Ruined Castle (R. Taki) * Minuet from Orphee et Eurydice (C. Gluck) * Minuet from Suite in G Minor, BWV 822 (J.S. Bach) * Minuet, BWV Anh. II 114/Anh. III 183 (J.S. Bach) * Minuet, BWV Anh. II 116 (J.S. Bach) * Minuet in G Minor, BWV Anh. II 115/Anh. III 183 (J.S. Bach) * Theme from Sonata for Piano and Flute (L. van Beethoven).
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Jonathan Younker is head of Library Systems and Technologies in the James A. Gibson Library.
Jonathan Younker is head of Library Systems and Technologies in the James A. Gibson Library.
Ever wonder what Sir Isaac Brock really looked like? A new display outside the Learning Commons looks at that exact question.
Grad students have a lot of work to do and not enough quiet space in which to do it. But new graduate students' study space in the James A. Gibson Library has helped make their lives a little easier.
Two librarians in the James A. Gibson Library have written a new book about fostering students' research skills with a mix of traditional and digital resources.
A cornerstone resource offered through the James A. Gibson Library will soon get a new look.
The OPIRG InfoShop hosts free community programs. It recently fundraised to keep its downtown St. Catharines location.
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Clarence Township Operating Tax Levy Renewal Proposal (February 2013)
A Clarence Township Operating Tax Levy Renewal proposal was approved on the February 26, 2013 election ballot in Calhoun County, which is in Michigan.
This measure authorized the township of Clarence to renew a property tax levy limitations increase of 0.1961 mills ($0.1961 per $1,000 of assessed valuation) and levy taxes in that amount for six years in order to fund the general operations of the township. The estimated first year revenue from this tax is $13,800.[1]
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Election results from Calhoun County February 26, 2013 election results.
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|Shall the tax limitations on general ad valorem taxes within Clarence Township imposed under Article IX, Section 6 of the Michigan Constitution now reduced from the allocated one (1) mills to .8039 mills for said township be increased for said township by .1961 mills ($0.1961 per $1,000 of taxable value) for the period of 2013 through 2018, inclusive, for general township operating purposes; and shall the township levy such increase in millage for said purpose, thereby raising the first year an estimated $13,800.00 (this is a renewal of operating millage)?[1][2]
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Harry Caray's Tavern - Navy Pier
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700 E. Grand Ave.
Chicago, IL 60611Neighborhood:
Gold Coast / Streeterville
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Harry Caray's Tavern - Navy Pier
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.harrycaraystavern.com/
- Phone: (312) 527-9700
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Sunday - Thursday: 11:00am - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 11:00am - 12:00am
Walk-ins encouraged.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian
- Executive Chef: Paul Katz
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Harry Caray's Catering & Events provides unparalleled catering services for a wide range of off-premise events including corporate functions, social events, weddings and in-home parties. Offering the same award-winning Italian Steakhouse cuisine and attentive service from our legendary flagship restaurant, Harry Caray's Catering & Events is the perfect match for any off-premise event. Expert planners provide complete event planning and will perfectly orchestrate your event from start to finish. For information, please call (312) 222-9200 or visit harrycarayscatering.com.
- Private Party Facilities: Harry Caray's Tavern is ideal for private parties of any size. With accommodations for groups ranging from 20-500 guests, Harry's is the perfect venue for tour groups, corporate events and social celebrations for both children and adults. Guests are treated to a true taste of Chicago with award-winning food, service and surroundings.
- Private Party Contact: Gabi Dorsch 3122229200
- Entertainment: Catch the fireworks at Navy Pier this summer every Wednesday and Saturday evenings right from your seat on our patio!
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- Special Events: Keep up to date with Harry Caray's Navy Pier on our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter @HarrysNavyPier.
A word from Harry Caray's Tavern - Navy Pier
Located near the main entrance to Navy Pier, Harry Caray's Tavern's waterfront location, family friendly menu and the Chicago Sports Museum combine to create a one-of-a-kind dining experience for guests of all ages. The extensive menu includes flavorful sandwiches and wraps, pastas, fresh salads and homemade pizzas. The mahogany paneled walls and beautifully crafted display cabinets feature a rotating collection of museum-quality sports memorabilia, including an extensive collection of artifacts, photographs and vintage newspapers celebrating Chicago sports legends, past and present. Harry's extensive patio and offers the perfect place to enjoy the beauty of Lake Michigan and the excitement of Navy Pier. HDTVs mounted around the bar provide great outdoor viewing of all major sporting events. Additionally, passersby can walk up to the outdoor island bar, order a drink, and take it with them as they continue their stroll down the Pier.Continued
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Harry Caray's Tavern - Navy Pier reviews from OpenTable diners
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- Food2.7Service3.1
- Ambiance3.1Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (5)kid-friendly (4)great for outdoor dining (2)great for lunch (2)hot spot (1)late-night find (1)special occasion (1)good for groups (1)Show More
- YikesNotAFoodSnobDined on 10/27/2014I should've known better than to expect much out of a restaurant at a tourist attraction, but my hopes were high for my boyfriend's birthday lunch. The Chicago sports memorabilia didn't disappoint, but this was the worst service I've received at a restaurant -- ever. It took at least 10 minutes to order drinks, and our waiter skipped all pleasantries. I'm not even sure he said "hello." Refills were few and far between, and I kid you not, my glass had four ice cubes. The food was quick (once we got to order) and sufficient, but giving me the wrong credit card after I paid was the icing on the proverbial cake. Thankfully, I got my card back after tracking down our waiter, but unfortunately, we won't be back to any of their restaurants again.Special Features:
- ReservationsGoofie78Dined on 9/28/2014I made a reservation for 9:15 am. When we got there, they had no record of my name, phone number, anything! Even when I showed them my confirmation email...still had no record. Luckily it was early so we had no issue getting a table. Had two different waiters. Was given a menu that we couldnt order from since it was too early. The steak and eggs was ALL fat!! Thought it would be a great time before the Bears game, was very disappointed!!Special Features:
- Navy pier needs better resturantsavipVIPDined on 9/26/2014Good place for having beer before a show, but the qulity of the food, especially the burgers need improvment. Also the kids menue is very limited.
- Disappointing for the NameeclaireDined on 9/26/2014Basic American fare. The atmosphere is fitting for a tavern dedicated to the famous baseball announcer. The food at the stadium however is better than this restaurant. The burgers are frozen preformed patties, the special sauce is boring, the coleslaw was bland. The service was not bad but also just basic. This was a disappointing experience. Not worth your time or dime.
- FunBarbDined on 9/13/2014We went because my son is a sports fanatic! He loves the Cubs! It was fun, but the food itself was nothing "special" we probably won't go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TailgateKayRoseDined on 9/7/2014Good but limited menu. Great bloody Mary bar. Nice parking discount and reduced rate on water taxi from Navy Pier to the stadium.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awfulupset1Dined on 8/12/2014Bathrooms -- both men and women, were filthy Limited menu Food very so-so Music Loud
- The following 326 reviews are from the Harry Caray's Tavern - Navy Pier reviews archive.
- Not really a Harry Caray'sOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/14/2014This restaurant may carry the Harry Caray name but has nothing in common with the other locations. It is a touristy catchall restaurant on Navy Pier. We were seated outdoors which was our request. However, the table was evidently right next to the garbage bins behind the fence. Throw in the smell of dish room which was evidently being vented right over our table and you have quite a treat! We were relocated with apologies but why have that situation in the first place? Also, like most of Navy Pier the restaurant was grubby around the edges. If you're looking for good food stay off the pier.Special Features:
- It's ok for lunchViper1740Dined on 5/24/2014More of a lunch/burger spot than a spot to celebrate with a decent dinner. My wife and I received two different menu's (one of which was outdated) and had a difficult time choosing what we wanted. Has a 90 minute seating restriction.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- overpriced and terrible servicefoodmarDined on 5/24/2014Worst dinning experience. Had to practically beg for water refills. Kids food came out 15mins after adults.
- Pretty NiceET312Dined on 5/22/2014We sat in one of the big leather booths, which was really nice. Ravioli appetizer was really good, and the burgers were good too. Unfortunately the service was a bit 'off', we kept asking for water and it took forever. Also the waitress was distracted and heard our beer order wrong and then dashed off before we could correct her. There are some interesting items in the museum.
- Not the H Carays I am accustomed toOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/21/2014this is a family restaurant and felt nothing was really prepared on site. I was hoping I would have been able to get at least one of their signature steaks they are known for but ended up with previously frozen fish and chips. my martini was served warm. my fault for not sticking with the original.Special Features:
- pretty goodloveoffoodDined on 5/10/2014The calamari appetizer was great! The burger was fantastic! The Margarita was good, could have had a little more alcohol.Special Features:
- Great for Groups!gocubsgoDined on 5/8/2014I came with a group of 13 kids. Our servers were great, and our food came quickly and accurately.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our Kids Loved It!iowanativeDined on 5/8/2014I took a group of kids from small-town Iowa to Harry Caray's. They loved all the sports memorabilia. The service was great. Our order came out promptly, which was really nice for 13 hungry teenagers!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwfulToothfairy312VIPDined on 5/8/2014The only positive thing I can say about this experience is that it was convenient to Shakespeare theater. The waiter was surly. When I asked him about light beers he took the menu & turned to the lengthy list & pointed. Thanks very much I could do that myself! Everything about his attitude was negative. The food is only fair. The ability to get an order right spotty at best. only 4 out of 6 for our group. If you don't need to be in Navy Pier don't go!!
- Navy Pier Good SpottcruffDined on 5/3/2014Always good food, well priced and has varied menu choices. Reservations a MUST! Service always excellent, great staff and very fast. Since dining here before theatre, choice never wrong.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No Steaks, But Good Casual DiningJimPDined on 5/2/2014As their menu states, "If you are looking for a great steak you are at the wrong Harry Carry location!".Very true. But, the casual sandwich/burger menu offers a decent variety of high quality items. FYI the burger we ordered was excellent & the beef sandwich was very good (but no match for Portillo's). Service was friendly and efficient, quickly bringing added condiments we requested and addressing a side-dish mistake. All-in-all a nice experience. The only oddity was that the rear dining room (nearer the water) was extremely humid and unpleasantly warm, even though it was a cold, "early May" day and all windows & patio doors were closed. However, our seating change request was quickly handled and the main dining room was comfortable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BurgersTomCDined on 4/25/2014Went here for the first time. Burgers were good, service was fine, noise was loud. Looking in the sports memorabilia was funI would recommend this to a friend.
- Not impressed!Alcapone9793Dined on 4/5/2014I reserved this restaurant for our family while visiting the Navy Pier in April. We were seated right away but the waiter didn't come take our drink order for close to a half an hour after we were seated and then it took another 10-15 minutes for him to bring back our soda and water. The waiter was unfriendly and absent during most of our dinner. The food was mediocre and overpriced. If you get one of the tables located between the rows of booths the guests in the booths are seated facing toward you during your whole meal which can be awkward. We were very disappointed and would not recommend Harry Carey's Tavern there are much better options on the Navy Pier.
- Simple, Family Friendly FareswasgrafxVIPDined on 4/4/2014Harry Caray's has a simple menu along with appetizers and beer selection. Nothing too spectacular, however I found the calamari and fish n chips large enough to share with table. Many screens to watch Chicago sports as well as reminisce on all the memorabilia.Special Features:
- Good Sports BarFredVIPDined on 4/1/2014There were plenty of things to look at, I especially liked the old sports pages on the wall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Harry Carry's Navy PierfoodguruloDined on 3/30/2014I have been to the Harry Carry's in Oakbrook and it truly does not compare. The place has a minimal menu and the staff is extremely busy ...this is one of the few restaurants that are not in the food court and it is always packed. Prepare to wait for a table and prepare to wait for your food. I had the Margherita pizza and I was not by any means impressed. It lacked flavor and was just bland. The waiter even made a comment about how "Giordano's is better." I don't really recommend this place unless you just have time to kill waiting for the Imax and want to grab a burger and fries and a beer. It's also nice to sit outside.Special Features:
- Very limited menu, even more . . .MamacitaBonitaDined on 3/29/2014. . . . limited than what is listed on website. Our appetizer order was lost, came much later. Entrees (salad and burgers) were as tasty as expected. Drink refills were prompt. Out of towners might enjoy, we just wanted a decent bite to eat while on the Pier.Special Features:
- First TimeDreffDined on 3/21/2014Chris was great, food was okay. Service and change to earlier time was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- i thought the food was greasyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/18/2014i thought the food was greasy and way over priced for what you received. Also there was a sense of being rushed and service was poor.
- Not bad, not greatToffee66Dined on 3/15/2014Decent bar/beer, average food, good service, tourist friendly but more hype than substance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Casual Harry Caray Pub foodkatiecowgirlDined on 3/15/2014When we first sat down, I looked at the menu and asked, "Where are the steaks?" But this version of Haray Caray is a pub, with its own virtues. We split an order of Bang Bang shrimp poppers, then both had an Italian beef sandwich, very like a French Dip but with the meat spiced Italian style . Very tasty. Wines are OK. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JUST OKAYHitesMitesDined on 3/14/2014Not a bad spot while visiting the Chicago area. Typical Americana bar-type, comfort food menu. Nuttin special!Special Features:
- Good food, excellent serviceMattVIPDined on 3/4/2014We often dine at Harry Caray's Tavern before attending Chicago Shakespeare Theater. The food is always very good and the service excellent. This time we had fish and chips and a BBQ chicken sandwich, both of which were very good and service as usual was quick and attentive.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Place for a Quick BiteQuickie33Dined on 2/26/2014Stopped in before going to the Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Waitress was very attentive and food was served promptly. Never felt rushed or abandoned. Had a turkey burger that was delicious and rather filling. Great beer selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Middle of the roadKitch22VIPDined on 2/22/2014Was hoping for a more in-depth menu -- we were going to the Chicago Shakespeare Theater and wanted more of a "dinner" not bar food (they did have two specials that were more in line with a dinner entree). We have been to other Harry Caray restaurants and were expecting more options then burgers, sandwiches and pizza. What we had was good; we split fried calamari, barbecue chicken pizza and the Santa Fe salad. The Chipotle Ranch dressing on the salad was disappointing -- not much flavor (like the "chipotle" was missing). Our waitress charged us for a beer we didn't order. When brought to her attention she was rather nonchalant I would have expected her to be more apologetic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT serviceMarcieggVIPDined on 2/22/2014Our waitstaff was very attentive even with handling a large party. He made our birthday celebration special by having the staff sing to my niece. Food was good too. One of my favorite places to celebrate with family.Special Features:
- Good place to grab a bitelocalgalDined on 2/20/2014Good place to grab a bite before heading to theatre @ Chicago ShakespeareI would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall, very enjoyable fromBetteDined on 2/16/2014Overall, very enjoyable from the moment we were greeted, seated, served, ate and said goodbye.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- another good experiancedm0207Dined on 2/14/2014Another good experience! Always happy and fun to go too. Wish the menu was a little bigger...but what they have was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chicago GemOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/14/2014Just love the character of this place. Food and service are always top notch. I had the salmon and it was divine. Friends had burgers and raved. Drinks were yummy too ! Great dinner and kick off to a fun night.Special Features:
- Harry'sTeddyVIPDined on 2/14/2014This is good, quick food. Sit down restaurant quality, but quick. With a nice bar and good bar tenders. It is the only other restaurant on the pier that is not a bar and serve liquor besides Riva, which is really good but really expensive. It is a good place for before or after the IMAX or a show at Shakes.Special Features:
- More Casual Than I Thoughjonb60173Dined on 2/7/2014way more casual than I was expecting. Limited menu nothing noteworthy, good burger, nice appetizers. Seemed to aimed at family type outing, lot's of stuff for children to choose fromSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Busy place but good serviceJandBVIPDined on 1/25/2014My turkey burger was delicious. My bubbly was cold. The green beans were not to be missed. Good bet on Navy Pier.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH)
Note: This Green-top guideline is restricted in scope to the management of PPH. Nevertheless, antepartum haemorrhage is often associated with subsequent PPH and the content of this guideline will have relevance for the care of these women.
These guidelines are not intended for use in the following populations:
This Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) guideline is based on an earlier guideline on the management of postpartum haemorrhage developed in 1998, under the auspices of the Scottish Committee of the RCOG, and updated in 2002. This guideline was developed in accordance with standard methodology for producing RCOG Green-top Guidelines. The Cochrane Library (including the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, Database of Abstracts of Reviews and Effects [DARE] and EMBASE), Turning Research into Practice (TRIP), Medline, and PubMed (electronic databases) were searched for relevant randomised controlled trials, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses. The search was restricted to articles published between 2002 and March 2007. The databases were searched using the relevant MeSH terms, including all subheadings, and this was combined with a keyword search. Search words included 'postpartum haemorrhage', 'factor VII', 'Syntocinon', 'carbetocin', 'carboprost', 'oxytocics', 'uterotonics', 'B-lynch suture', 'uterine artery embolism', 'bilateral ligation', 'balloon, Rusch, Sengstaken catheters' and the search limited to humans and English language. The National Library for Health and the National Guideline Clearinghouse were also searched for relevant guidelines and reviews. Guidelines and recommendations produced by organisations such as British Committee for Standards in Haematology Transfusion Taskforce and national bodies were considered.
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Classification of Evidence Levels
1++ High-quality meta-analyses, systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials or randomised controlled trials with a very low risk of bias
1+ Well-conducted meta-analyses, systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials or randomised controlled trials with a low risk of bias
1- Meta-analyses, systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials or randomised controlled trials with a high risk of bias
2++ High-quality systematic reviews of case–control or cohort studies or high-quality case–control or cohort studies with a very low risk of confounding, bias or chance and a high probability that the relationship is causal
2+ Well-conducted case–control or cohort studies with a low risk of confounding, bias or chance and a moderate probability that the relationship is causal
2- Case–control or cohort studies with a high risk of confounding, bias or chance and a significant risk that the relationship is not causal
3 Non-analytical studies; e.g., case reports, case series
4 Expert opinion
Reviewing and Grading of Evidence
Once the evidence has been collated for each clinical question it needs to be appraised and reviewed (refer to section 3 in "Development of RCOG Green-top guidelines: producing a clinical practice guideline" for information on the formulation of the clinical questions; see the "Availability of Companion Documents" field). For each question, the study type with least chance of bias should be used. If available, randomised controlled trials (RCTs) of suitable size and quality should be used in preference to observational data. This may vary depending on the outcome being examined.
The level of evidence and the grade of the recommendations used in this guideline originate from the guidance by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) Grading Review Group, which incorporates formal assessment of the methodological quality, quantity, consistency, and applicability of the evidence base. The methods used to appraise individual study types are available from the SIGN Web site (www.sign.ac.uk/methodology/checklists.html ). An objective appraisal of study quality is essential, but paired reviewing by guideline leads may be impractical because of resource constraints.
Once evidence has been collated and appraised, it can be graded. A judgement on the quality of the evidence will be necessary using the grading system (see the "Rating Scheme for the Strength of the Evidence" field). Where evidence is felt to warrant 'down-grading', for whatever reason, the rationale must be stated. Evidence judged to be of poor quality can be excluded. Any study with a high chance of bias (either 1– or 2) will be excluded from the guideline and recommendations will not be based on this evidence. This prevents recommendations being based on poor-quality RCTs when higher-quality observational evidence is available.
Guideline Development
The development of guidelines involves more than the collation and reviewing of evidence. Even with high-quality data from systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials, a value judgement is needed when comparing one therapy with another. This will therefore introduce the need for consensus.
Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) Green-top guidelines are drafted by nominated developers, in contrast to other guideline groups such as the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) and the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN), who use larger guideline development groups. Equally, in contrast to other guideline groups, the topics chosen for development as Green-top guidelines are concise enough to allow development by a smaller group of individuals.
In agreeing the precise wording of evidence-based guideline recommendations and in developing consensus-based 'good practice points', the Guidelines Committee (GC) will employ an informal consensus approach through group discussion. In line with current methodologies, the entire development process will follow strict guidance and be both transparent and robust. The RCOG acknowledges that formal consensus methods have been described, but these require further evaluation in the context of clinical guideline development. It is envisaged that this will not detract from the rigor of the process but prevent undue delays in development.
Grades of Recommendations
A - At least one meta-analysis, systematic review or randomised controlled trial rated as 1++, and directly applicable to the target population; or
A systematic review of randomised controlled trials or a body of evidence consisting principally of studies rated as 1+, directly applicable to the target population and demonstrating overall consistency of results.
B - A body of evidence including studies rated as 2++ directly applicable to the target population, and demonstrating overall consistency of results; or
Extrapolated evidence from studies rated as 1++ or 1+
C - A body of evidence including studies rated as 2+ directly applicable to the target population and demonstrating overall consistency of results; or
Extrapolated evidence from studies rated as 2++
D - Evidence level 3 or 4; or
Extrapolated evidence from studies rated as 2+
Good Practice Point - Recommended best practice based on the clinical experience of the guideline development group
A formal cost analysis was not performed and published cost analyses were not reviewed.
Following discussion in the Guidelines Committee (GC), each Green-top guideline is formally peer reviewed. At the same time, the draft guideline is published on the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) Web site for further peer discussion before final publication.
All comments will be collated by the RCOG and tabulated for consideration by the guideline leads. Each comment will require discussion. Where comments are rejected then justification will need to be made. Following this review, the document will be updated and the GC will then review the revised draft and the table of comments.
Once the GC signs-off on the guideline, it is submitted to the Standards Board for approval before final publication.
In addition to these evidence-based recommendations, the guideline development group also identifies points of best clinical practice in the original guideline document.
Classification of evidence levels (1++ to 4) and grades of recommendations (A-D) are defined at the end of the "Major Recommendations" field.
Definition of Postpartum Haemorrhage
C - Primary post partum haemorrhage (PPH) involving an estimated blood loss of 500–1000 ml (and in the absence of clinical signs of shock) should prompt basic measures (close monitoring, intravenous access, full blood count, group and screen) to facilitate resuscitation should it become necessary.
C - If a woman with primary PPH is continuing to bleed after an estimated blood loss of 1000 ml (or has clinical signs of shock or tachycardia associated with a smaller estimated loss), this should prompt a full protocol of measures to achieve resuscitation and haemostasis.
Prediction and Prevention of Postpartum Haemorrhage
What Are the Risks of PPH and How Can They Be Minimised?
A - Active management of the third stage of labour lowers maternal blood loss and reduces the risk of PPH.
A - Prophylactic oxytocics should be offered routinely in the management of the third stage of labour in all women as they reduce the risk of PPH by about 60%.
A - For women without risk factors for PPH delivering vaginally, oxytocin (5 iu or 10 iu by intramuscular injection) is the agent of choice for prophylaxis in the third stage of labour.
C - For women delivering by caesarean section, oxytocin (5 iu by slow intravenous injection) should be used to encourage contraction of the uterus and to decrease blood loss.
A bolus dose of oxytocin may possibly be inappropriate in some women, such as those with major cardiovascular disorders, suggesting that a low-dose infusion might be a safer alternative.
C - Syntometrine (® Alliance) may be used in the absence of hypertension (for instance, antenatal low haemoglobin) as it reduces the risk of minor PPH (500-1000 ml) but increases vomiting.
A - Misoprostol is not as effective as oxytocin, but it may be used when the latter is not available, such as the home-birth setting.
C - All women who have had a previous caesarean section must have their placental site determined by ultrasound. Where facilities exist, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be a useful tool and assist in determining whether the placenta is accreta or percreta.
C - Women with placenta accreta/percreta are at very high risk of major PPH. If placenta accreta or percreta is diagnosed antenatally, there should be consultant-led multidisciplinary planning for delivery. Consultant obstetric and anaesthetic staff should be present, prompt availability of blood, fresh frozen plasma and platelets be confirmed, and the timing and location for delivery chosen to facilitate consultant presence and access to intensive care.
B - Available evidence on prophylactic occlusion or embolisation of pelvic arteries in the management of women with placenta accreta is equivocal. The outcomes of prophylactic arterial occlusion require further evaluation.
How Should PPH Be Managed?
C - Once PPH has been identified, management involves four components, all of which must be undertaken SIMULTANEOUSLY: communication, resuscitation, monitoring and investigation, arresting the bleeding.
The pattern of management presented in this guideline is dependent on the woman being cared for in a consultant-led maternity unit with access to laboratory and blood bank facilities and with skilled obstetric and anaesthetic staff readily available. On occasions where primary PPH occurs in a woman delivering in a different setting (such as at home or in a midwife-led maternity unit), the role of the professionals on site is to institute 'first aid' measures while arranging transport to a consultant-led maternity unit by the most expeditious means.
Who Should Be Informed When the Woman Presents with Postpartum Haemorrhage?
C - Basic measures for MINOR PPH (blood loss 500–1000 ml, no clinical shock):
Full protocol for MAJOR PPH (blood loss more than 1000 ml and continuing to bleed OR clinical shock):
Early involvement of appropriate senior staff (including anaesthesia team, laboratory specialists) is fundamental to the management of PPH. Clinicians and blood transfusion staff should liaise at a local level to agree:
The use of the term 'controlled major obstetric haemorrhage' or 'ongoing major obstetric haemorrhage' may be used to define the urgency for the need of the team.
It is vital that junior obstetricians and anaesthetists do not perceive the calling of senior colleagues as involving 'loss of face'. Senior staff must be receptive to concerns expressed by juniors and by midwives. In contemporary UK maternity services, intrapartum care within consultant units should be consultant-based, rather than simply consultant-led. In the face of major PPH with continuing bleeding, a consultant obstetrician should be alerted and should normally attend to provide hands-on patient care. If a midwife perceives a need for a consultant obstetrician's presence, they should feel able to call a consultant colleague themselves if onsite obstetric junior staff appear reluctant to do so.
Communication with the patient and her birthing partner is important and clear information of what is happening should be given, as this is a very frightening event.
A primary survey of a collapsed or severely bleeding woman should follow a structured approach of simple 'ABC', with resuscitation taking place as problems are identified; that is, a process of simultaneous evaluation and resuscitation. The urgency and measures undertaken to resuscitate and arrest haemorrhage need to be tailored to the degree of shock.
A and B – Assess Airway and Breathing
A high concentration of oxygen (10–15 litres/minute) via a facemask should be administered, regardless maternal oxygen concentration. If the airway is compromised owing to impaired conscious level, anaesthetic assistance should be sought urgently. Usually, level of consciousness and airway control improve rapidly once the circulating volume is restored.
C – Evaluate Circulation
Establish two 14-gauge intravenous lines; 20 ml blood sample should be taken and sent for diagnostic tests, including full blood count, coagulation screen, urea and electrolytes and cross match (4 units). The urgency and measure undertaken to resuscitate and arrest haemorrhage need to be tailored to the degree of shock.
Full protocol for MAJOR PPH (blood loss >1000 ml and continuing to bleed OR clinical shock):
Fluid therapy and blood product transfusion (please refer to sections 6.2.1 and 6.2.2 in the original guideline document):
C - Apply clinical judgement on each situation.
Monitoring and Investigation
What Investigations Should Be Performed and How Should the Woman Be Monitored?
C - Basic measures for MINOR PPH (blood loss 500–1000 ml, no clinical shock and bleeding ceasing):
Full Protocol for MAJOR PPH (blood loss greater than 1000 ml and continuing to bleed OR clinical shock):
Fluid replacement and the use of blood and blood products should be strictly monitored and the amount given should be dictated by the lead clinician (consultant anaesthetist or consultant obstetrician) aided by the results of full blood count and clotting screen under the guidance of a haematologist and/or consultant in transfusion medicine. The full blood count will include estimation of haematocrit and platelet count. The clotting screen should include prothrombin time, thrombin time, partial thromboplastin time and fibrinogen assay.
Anaesthetic Management
The anaesthetist needs to able to assess the woman quickly, to initiate or continue resuscitation to restore intravascular volume and provide adequate anaesthesia.
The presence of cardiovascular instability is a relative contraindication to regional anaesthesia. Blockage of the sympathetic system can potentially lead to worsening hypotension due to haemorrhage. If cardiovascular stability has been achieved and there is no evidence of coagulation failure, regional anaesthesia can be used. This may be particularly appropriate where a working epidural has been in place during labour. Continuous epidural block is preferred over spinal, as it allows better blood pressure control and for prolonged surgery.
When there is continuing bleeding and the cardiovascular stability is compromised, general anaesthesia is more appropriate. Rapid sequence induction is the gold standard to reduce the risk of aspiration. Cardiostable induction agents with minimal peripheral vasodilators should be considered and adrenaline and atropine being available during induction. Ventilation with high oxygen concentrations may be needed until the bleeding is under control.
Arresting the Bleeding
Causes for PPH may be considered to relate to one or more of 'the four Ts':
C - The most common cause of primary PPH is uterine atony. However, clinical examination must be undertaken to exclude other or additional causes:
B - When uterine atony is perceived to be a cause of the bleeding, the following mechanical and pharmacological measures should be instituted, in turn, until the bleeding stops:
C - If pharmacological measures fail to control the haemorrhage, initiate surgical haemostasis sooner rather than later. Intrauterine balloon tamponade is an appropriate firstline 'surgical' intervention for most women where uterine atony is the only or main cause of haemorrhage. If this fails to stop the bleeding, the following conservative surgical interventions may be attempted, depending on clinical circumstances and available expertise:
C - Resort to hysterectomy SOONER RATHER THAN LATER (especially in cases of placenta accreta or uterine rupture).
How Should Secondary PPH Be Treated?
C - Secondary PPH is often associated with endometritis. When antibiotics are clinically indicated, a combination of ampicillin (clindamycin if penicillin allergic) and metronidazole is appropriate. In cases of endomyometritis (tender uterus) or overt sepsis, then the addition of gentamicin is recommended.
The original guideline document contains a flow chart of the different steps for the management of major postpartum haemorrhage.
The type of supporting evidence is identified and graded for most recommendations (see the "Major Recommendations" field).
Appropriate prevention and management of postpartum haemorrhage, which may reduce maternal morbidity and mortality
An implementation strategy was not provided.
Not applicable: The guideline was not adapted from another source.
Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
Guidelines Committee
Authors: Professor S Arulkumaran FRCOG, London; Dr E Mavrides MRCOG, London; Dr GC Penney FRCOG, Aberdeen
Peer Reviewers: Dr Shubha Allard MD FRCP FRCPath, Consultant Haematologist, Barts & the London NHS Trust and NHSBT; Dr G Attilakos MRCOG, Bristol; Dr WL Martin FRCOG, British Maternal and Fetal Medicine Society (BMFMS); DJ Bamber, SDU Director for Anaesthesia, Lead Consultant for Obstetric Anaesthesia, Addenbrooke's and Cambridge University Teaching Hospitals, Cambridge; Dr TP Baglin, Chair, British Committee for Standards in Haematology; Dr S Catling, Lead Obstetric Anaesthetist, Singleton Hospital, Department of Anaesthetics, Swansea; Dr C Connolly, Consultant Anaesthetist, Ninewells Hospital, Dundee; Dr A Copplestone, Consultant Haematologist, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth, Devon; Mr TJ Draycott MRCOG, Bristol; Dr PP Fogarty FRCOG, Belfast, Northern Ireland; Mr DI Fraser MRCOG, Norwich; Mr ARK Haloob FRCOG, Basildon; Drs W Harrop-Griffiths and V Bythell, Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland; Mr HKS Hinshaw FRCOG, Sunderland; Professor GJ Hofmeyr FRCOG, East London, South Africa; Jehovah's Witness Organisation; Dr T Kay MRCOG, Devon; Dr SM Kinsella, Obstetric Anaesthetists' Association; Dr AJJ Kirkpatrick MRCOG, RCOG Patient Information Sub-Group; Dr TA Mahmood FRCOG, Kircaldy, Scotland, Vice President Standards, RCOG; Professor E Massey, National Blood Service, Oxford; Dr KT Moriarty MRCOG, Daventry; Professor DJ Murphy MRCOG, Dublin, Republic of Ireland; Dr ME Quinn DRCOG, Belfast, Northern Ireland; RCOG Consumers' Forum; Dr FAM Regan, Consultant of Stem Cell and Immunotherapies, National Blood Service, London; Dr KP Rege, Peterborough District Hospital, Department of Haematology, Peterborough; Royal College of Midwives; Dr SS Sharma MRCOG, Cambridge; Dr T Sibanda MRCOG, Swansea, Wales; Dr M Scrutton Bristol Royal Infirmary Department of Anaesthesia, Bristol; Professor PJ Steer FRCOG, London; Miss SM Tuck FRCOG, London; Mr DJ Tuffnell FRCOG, Bradford; Dr M Vellayan MRCOG, Gloucestershire; Mr SHJ Zaidi FRCOG, East Sussex
Guidelines and Audit Committee Lead Peer Reviewer: Mrs C Overton FRCOG
Guideline authors are required to complete a "declaration of interests" form.
Electronic copies: Available from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) Web site .
The following are available:
Appendix 1 of the original guideline document contains an example of a postpartum haemorrhage chart, and Appendix 3 contains an obstetric early warning chart.
In addition, auditable standards can be found in section 10 of the original guideline document .
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In the midst of a drought, Melvin Everson has been praying for rain. He's been crying out to the Lord when he mows his lawn and from the pulpit on Sundays.But this week, Everson will pray for rain at the state Capitol. The Republican House member from Snellville will emcee a public prayer vigil hosted by Gov. Sonny Perdue and Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle. "Sometimes we neglect to admit He's there and He's in charge of it," said Everson, a minister. "I feel it's important as an elected representative to show a united front as we deal with this drought. ... We need to pray for the Almighty to bring rain." The vigil is scheduled for 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday on the Capitol steps. Linder testifies on water bill Everson isn't Gwinnett's only representative making a plea because of the drought. Last week, Congressman John Linder testified before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment on his bill, H.R. 135, the "21st Century Water Commission Act of 2007." "This is not to establish a national policy for use of water, but to get people around the same table to bring all of the knowledge we have about water to the same place to advise the Congress and the president," Linder said. A commission, he said, could bring new ideas from across the country and the world to the same table. In his proposal, the water commission would focus on storage, water conservation and repairing the leaky pipes that contribute to water loss. Linder noted that Philadelphia alone loses 85 million gallons of water a day through leaky pipes. "We need to increase the revolving loan fund under the Clean Water Act so that more states can fix their problems," he said. "In Atlanta, we're fixing a $3 billion problem with our sewage treatment. We ought to be able to borrow that money at low interest rates from the federal government under the Clean Water Act." Instead of national water policy, Linder told committee members his intention is to establish policies and realities across the nation and then to bring that information to the president and Congress so they can then decide how to help improve the nation's water needs. "This was started by looking at how we got our interstate highway system established. It was started in 1938 by FDR with a commission to bring all of the knowledge and engineers to the same table. In three years they came up with a proposal," Linder testified. "That proposal took 70 years to enact and get completed, but it got completed, and individual states controlled what went on in their states with their development. That is exactly how I see this happening." Political Notebook appears in the Thursday and Sunday editions of the Gwinnett Daily Post. Camie Young can be reached via e-mail at email@example.com.
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I try to attend the Choral Arts Society's Christmas concert every year. This year was especially good, I thought. Greatly enjoyed the guest mezzo and orchestra. And now I can add Russian to the list of languages I can't sing SILENT NIGHT in (but can enjoy trying to).
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Live from Russia at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall under the gracious patronage of the Russian embassy, the Ural Philharmonic Orchestra and the Choral Arts Society of Washington present a holiday concert with Russian flair sure to capture the spirit of the season. Featuring a repertoire of Russian classical favorites, Handel's "Hallelujah" chorus, popular standards, audience sing-alongs and Russian folk music, attendees will celebrate the season with a Russian feast for the ears. Audience members will also learn to sing a verse of "Silent Night" in Russian.
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That pumpkin's been dead seven years now. The chair is long gone too, and we left the apartment that was shot at back in 2011. But sometimes the scariest thing is going back through the archives here and at the photo gallery and seeing 13+ years of posts. Utterly terrifying.
Full marriage equality, now in many more places. Oh, how I would've loved being a fly on the wall while that outcome was being reached.
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Escaped the office and the tyranny of the puppies long enough to photograph some of the swells hitting the SoCal coast today courtesy of Hurricane Marie. There were two TV news crews at the Oceanside Pier, more photographers than surfers, and most of the surfers who tried never completed paddling out. It's living up to its hype out there, and sure was fun to watch.
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My reasons for swimming are many, but high on the list is the tranquility and solitude – it's a time when everything else can be blocked out for a bit.
Had a really good swim this morning at my newish pool of choice (since May), and while taking a rest between sets noticed a small group arriving. Two grabbed lanes and the third went to the shady chairs. No big deal. After more laps I got out and he was still there, staring intently at his smart phone. As I toweled off he started getting agitated, then burst out in a scream of 'GO TO THE NET.' I guess Wimbledon was this morning. I don't know if it was the end of the match or just that viewer's final straw but after the outburst the tennis fan put down his phone and joined his friends in the pool.
Smart phones are bad enough, but waiting for the inevitable day Google Glass begets Google Goggles. I dread the concept overall, but it sure would've been hysterical to see him have his little meltdown halfway down a lane.
June's always our busiest month. Last day of school. Randy's __th birthday. Our sixth wedding anniversary. Now we're adding a new one: June 19th, hereafter known as Onofre Adoption Day. The Blur of Fur II was adopted from Animal Rescue Kompany, and is a five-month-old Bichon. He and Diego bonded on a play date at Onofre's foster family's house, then moved in a few days later. Excessive photography to follow.