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***** Suicidal Mass Murderers: A Criminological Study of Why They Kill. By John A. Liebert and William J. Birnes. CRC Press, www.crcpress.com; 335 pages; $59.95.
John Liebert, a psychologist, and William Birnes, an attorney and professor, bring their training and experience to the subject of why some people commit mass homicide and then suicide. The authors' backgrounds give them the ability to provide insight into these events in ways that are especially useful to security practitioners.
The authors first note that preventing workplace and school-based violence starts with the understanding that no one can predict violence; rather, the goal is to assess dangerousness based on observations and reports of a person's behavior. In their discussion of the final report from the panel that investigated the Virginia Tech shooting, the authors write that gunman Cho Seung-Hui had many diagnosed and undiagnosed psychoses. His problematic behaviors were seen throughout his formative years by his parents, teachers, classmates, and mental health clinicians.
The authors cover a lot of ground in their book. Besides their in-depth look at Cho's life and crimes (which dominates the overall text), they examine the narcissistic pathologies exhibited by serial arsonist Paul Keller, the blogs and writings created by August 2009 workplace shooter George Sodini (who killed three women and himself at a fitness center outside Pittsburgh), the post 9-11 anthrax cases in the United States, and the behaviors and actions of the 9-11 hijackers.
The book has a strong legal-medical slant. Both authors are highly critical of the U.S. healthcare system in general and the mental healthcare system in particular. They highlight the many occasions where Cho's psychotic behaviors and accompanying warning signs of potential violence were missed, miscommunicated among the stakeholders, and rationalized; and they note that not enough time and resources were applied during his multiple contacts with the criminal justice, medical, educational, and mental health communities.
The authors paint a bleak picture of our collective pre-attack responses to the many challenging and chilling behaviors displayed by Cho, Sodini, Columbine killers Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris, and other attackers.
For security professionals, this book may reinforce what we already know: the response to violent behavior is always easier in the aftermath, and observations without interventions don't stop bad people.
Suicidal Mass Murderers is a dense book, full of medical and psychiatric terminology used to describe the behaviors of past perpetrators, and to describe what others might be like. The closing sections of the book offer prescriptive help and describe behavioral warning signs that will make sense to security professionals.
Reviewer: Dr. Steve Albrecht, CPP, is a San Diego-based author and security consultant on workplace violence prevention. His books include Ticking Bombs; Fear and Violence on the Job; and Tactical Perfection for Street Cops.
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- Address:
4046 Skippack Pike
Skippack, PA 19474Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Hotel Fiesole - Mistral
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.hotelfiesole.net/
- Phone: (610) 222-8009
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Wednesday- 5pm - 10pm, Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday Brunch: 10:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Pete Sedares
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, High Tea, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Please call for details.
- Private Party Contact: Abbey Greiner 4842521980
- Entertainment: Live music every Friday and Saturday from 8pm until Midnight in our Rathskellar.
A word from Hotel Fiesole - Mistral
The Hotel Fiesole is centrally located in the heart of Skippack Village, Pennsylvania, a quaint shopping district filled with unique stores & restaurants. The Mistral is one of two on site dining areas within the hotel which offers 16 uniquely different, well appointed rooms furnished with a European flair. This restaurant offers a lavish fine dining experience in the hotel's warm & elegant main dining room complete with fireplace, breathtaking stained glass ceiling & access to the unique Trolley Bar with an extensive wine list. The signature French & Northern Italian Cuisine is prepared by the hotel's award winning Executive Chef, Peter Sedares. The Mistral also offers a grand buffet Sunday Brunch.Continued
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Hotel Fiesole - Mistral reviews from OpenTable diners
19 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (14)romantic (12)fit for foodies (10)great for brunch (9)notable wine list (8)neighborhood gem (6)good for groups (5)vibrant bar scene (4)great for outdoor dining (3)hot spot (3)great for lunch (3)kid-friendly (1)late-night find (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Menu ChangeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/22/2014The reservation was for my wife and myself. While I will eat almost anything, my wife is more selective. The menu change from what was online left her with very little selection. The food was good, but not exactly what we were expecting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- There were only one tableOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/6/2014Felt like the service could have been better and faster...especially when we were basically the only table...food was ok. We only come once a year to celebrate our anniversary. We wouldn't come any other time for food.Special Features:
- Wonderful Sunday Brunchdfc9258VIPDined on 11/2/2014We took a friend here for her birthday and had a great time. The brunch buffet was vast and full of wonderful options such as lobster eggs benedict, homemade waffles and a nice selection of desserts. The champagne was a nice touch and out waiter was amazing attentive, but not too much. The dining room is elegant and warm and the setting is beautiful. All of the food was delicious with the exception of the canoli as it has a very bad aftertaste.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was wonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/20/2014one of the best meals I've had in a long time. The food was excellent. My wife and I couldn't decide which appetizer or dish was better....everything was soooo good.Special Features:
- Best Brunch Ever!!!Love2EatVIPDined on 9/7/20144 adults, 2 young kids - all were wowed! Great, friendly staff, made sure you had everything you wanted. HIGHLIGHTS: 2 kinds of made-to-order waffles, with a variety of fresh toppings, lobster eggs Benedict (fabulous), bacon, sausage, Caesar salad, Italian cold cuts, cheeses, made-to-order eggs and omelets, fabulous gnocchi (some of the best I've had!), hand-carved pork, salmon and chicken. Everything was delicious and quickly replenished! The dessert table was beautiful - almost too pretty to eat, with about 25 choices from mini carrot cake to creme brulee to an abundance of decadent chocolate items. Champagne or mimosas to start and excellent coffee. GO - you won't regret it. We are looking forward to visiting many more times!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great anniversary dinnerMSBNW6Dined on 8/21/2014We celebrated our 48th wedding anniversary a few nights ago at the Mistral. It was a perfect restaurant for celebrations! In fact there were two other couples there at the same time celebrating their 43rd and their 13th anniversaries. We recommend the restaurant very highly!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday BruchBrunchDined on 8/17/2014Hotel Fiesole is a wonderful restaurant for a special occasion or a romantic brunch/dinner. I happen to take a girl friend for her birthday to brunch. The ambience and food presentation made it really feel like a special occasion. We sat and talked for hours as we nibbled. We were never made to feel rushed and the waiter only came by to fill our drinks and ask if we needed anything. Would recommend highly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, service not so.RossieDined on 8/16/2014Beautiful set up, great food, but after waitress took our order she never came back to check on us. Food runners brought our order and we had to call on passing staff to get us more bread, salt and answer our questions about the food. I don't mind pouring my own wine but this also surprised me. She eventually appeared with the check and seemed oblivious to having ignored us throughout the meal.Special Features:
- The following 86 reviews are from the Hotel Fiesole - Mistral reviews archive.
- LovelyFBIMEMBERDined on 7/27/2014Beautiful presentation,delicious food and outstanding service. Pastry table was wonderful with creative and delightful flavor combinations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday Buffet BrunchMusikFind1VIPDined on 7/13/2014The food is great with over the top desserts. The service by Jared and Justin makes it worthwhile to get up on Sunday morning.Special Features:
- AmazingluvtoeatDined on 6/20/2014This restaurant was amazing! My husband & I went for my birthday dinner. The atmosphere was cozy & food was wonderful, the drinks were perfect, the staff was very friendly. I cannot say enough about the food - delectable! The salmon & the sea bass were incredible! We are making this our new special occasion spot! The only issue I had was that they were not that busy & we had to wait a good amount of time for our server to get back to us to bring our appetizers, drinks & dinner.Special Features:
- Great timeTrophy3Dined on 5/24/2014We went to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It was quiet, which was perfect for us. The langoustino bisque was excellent and so wax the beet salad. The lobster was good but my wife thought the risotto was very salty. I enjoyed the salmon. We will definitely be back..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and serviceDMSESQVIPDined on 5/17/2014My husband and I had dinner at Mistral on a Saturday night. The restaurant was beautiful and not overcrowded. The service was friendly, knowledgable and attentive! We enjoyed the Pear Flower and Grey Goose fizz for cocktails. The star of the evening was the filet mignon. The steak was tender, perfectly cooked and not over seasoned like in a typical steakhouse preparation. The (raw) asparagus and prosciutto was delicious and fresh. Skip the oysters on a half shell; I've had better from whole foods. Overall, we were pleased to enjoy a delicious dinner out without having a food hangover the next day from the chemicals, sodium, and fats usually added to restaurant food. We'll be back for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was good. Only threeanniemouseDined on 4/9/2014Food was good. Only three tables occupied during our meal and we felt a little lonely. There was a large boisterous group in the bar and the noise from the adjacent bar was distracting. Thankfully there was no music as well. Portions were very generous; my bisque app left me with very little room for my entree.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TerrificOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/29/2014It was wonderful. The food and the service were excellent.Special Features:
- wonderful atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/26/2014The food, service and ambiance are all top of the line. We dined in the mistral section and truly enjoyed our experience. We will be back and I would recommend this location over Mortons or any other location in king of prussia and surrounding area. The pricing is excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superior BrunchMusikFind1VIPDined on 3/23/2014This is the best buffet brunch in the Montco area. Good price, extensive selection and desserts that are over the top. Ask for the server Jarred, he will make the day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome ExperienceAnniversaryDined on 3/1/2014My wife and I went for our anniversary and had the 5 course tasting. It was amazing. We both had food that we never had before. You have to be willing to be adventurous, since your food is in the hands of the chef.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for a special datesailfish30Dined on 2/15/2014Took my wife for Valentines , they had a great menu and everything was perfect ! can not wait to return !Special Features:
- The tasting menuMusikFind1VIPDined on 1/4/2014Although we have been to Mistral for brunch and dinner many times this was our first tasting meal there. It was such a treat that other who like fine dining should put themselves in the hands of the chef and enjoy the experience. The excellent service, with a great wine that was a bargain, makes Mistral a first class restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and ambiance, but priceyiklein99Dined on 12/31/2013We've eaten here a handful of times - both in larger groups and just the family. Food is very good and the service is terrific. A bit pricey, though.Special Features:
- Great place for a quite romanticSJWGDined on 12/11/2013Great place for a quite romantic dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SpecialAshirwadDined on 11/14/2013We enjoyed dining over here on our wedding anniversary. The server was very courteous and freindly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elegant dining with great service.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/21/2013This is a nice spot for a special occasion or for a romantic dinner. We were a group of 6 friends having a small reunion. The restaurant is located in a beautiful old building with a lot of character. We arrived early and spent some time at the trolley bar. Loved the vibe there -- elegant, but informal. The drinks and appetizers were nice. Wine was a little pricey, but the mixed drinks were very reasonable. We were promptly seated at our reserved time. After ordering the food they took a while (most restaurants hurry you through your meal -- these guys were a tad slow -- just a little faster would've been perfect) to bring it to the table. Food was very delicious. Our waitress took very good care of us. The desserts were to die for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's Day brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/16/2013Thought the service was excellent. They waited on our every need. Food was good with a great variety. Lobster egg Benedict was excellent. Will be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's day brunchJenniGDined on 6/16/2013Brunch buffet was perfect to make Father's day outing special. Great selection of delicious brunch favorites and impeccable service. A little more expensive, but well worth it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy First VisitOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/24/2013Celebrated an anniversary with complete satisfaction. The atmosphere, staff, and food made for pleasant evening. Will return.Special Features:
- Wait staff was great- efficientOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/23/2013Wait staff was great- efficient with being over bearingSpecial Features:
- didn't meet our expectationsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/9/2013the decor and ambiance in this restaurant is outstanding. warm and inviting. we felt the staff was a bit cold, although our waitress warmed up by the end of our meal. the food was mediocre. my husband and i have been to many fine restaurants and this just did not meet the quality we were hoping for. there seemed to be a great party scene going on downstairs, however. perhaps it's a better place to grab a drink and do a little dancing. crowd was mixed, which was great. i would consider going back for the nightlife but not for a fine dining meal.Special Features:
- Not the best experience IDAJOLVIPDined on 2/2/2013Not the best experience I have had there. Service was below par had to ask for bread and water twice. Food tasted very good, desert was over the top!Special Features:
- Nice meal overallMicheleDined on 1/12/2013The lamb was cooked to perfection, but the risotto was too salty from the pancetta. My husband had the special elk over polenta and it was excellent. The service was wonderful.Special Features:
- Went out to eat for Christmas.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/25/2012Went out to eat for Christmas. I did not know they only had a buffet at $50 per person. A bit pricey for an omlet a slice of ham and some fresh vegetables. The dessert table had chocolate dipped strawberries and some sweet breads. Coffee was another $4.50 per cup. 'Brunch' for 3 cost $189 - a bit more than I ever expected for pay for a light meal.Special Features:
- A Perfect Birthday BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/23/2012Took my boyfriend out for his birthday for the Champagne Lunch. We both absolutely loved it. The food was delicious, the restaurant was beautiful, the staff was very helpful, and the scenery was incredible. We had an amazing brunch to kick off the rest of the day.Special Features:
- A GemPickyEaterDined on 12/2/2012I love this place and almost want to keep a secret so it doesn't become overcrowded. I was looking for someplace different with parking to take a friend to celebrate her birthday and boy did I luck-up! Don't look for 50 items on the buffet table, but do expect the broad selection of top grade sirloin, belgian waffles, omelettes and champagne to be delicious! The lobster eggs benedict and gnocchi du jour just melt in your mouth. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. I can't wait to get back there.Special Features:
- The homemade gnocchi was excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/28/2012The homemade gnocchi was excellent!! Compliments to the chef!Special Features:
- I rerally enjoyed the foodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/13/2012I rerally enjoyed the food and romantic atmosphere. Beautiful venue inside and out.Special Features:
- We have been to this the Mistral4CocoVIPDined on 9/26/2012We have been to this the Mistral at Hotel Fiesole aunt several times and have never been disappointed. The food has always been outstanding,and the presentation is beautiful. Although the menu is imaginative, if you are strictly a meat and potatoes lover or like your food less creative, there are multiple choices on the menu. If you are looking for a special occasion dining experience or just want to feel special, than I highly recommend this restaurant. Come early and have a drink in the lounge.Special Features:
- Did the chef's tasting menuOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/8/2012Did the chef's tasting menu of 5 courses -- and every dish was way too rich -- just too much butter/cream and so forth... the food was fair to good because of the overwhelming sauces - would have been much better with simpler plates and fewer calories from fats. I'd probably rate the meal higher if I had eaten it in the middle of winter, but it was just too heavy for an 80+ degree evening. Quality of the ingredients was top notch, service was fine, ambiance was quite nice, although the restaurant was essentially empty on a Saturday night. Our take-away feeling was that it was an expensive evening I mainly remember for the following bout of indigestion.
- This is a very elegant spaceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/28/2012This is a very elegant space with a formal feel. The tables are set beautifully & spaced far enough apart for an intimate dining experience. Service is unrushed - in fact, it's a bit slow. The servers are cordial and informed about the menu, but they seemed unenthusiastic, in fact, almost harried. As constructive criticism, I'd like to suggest that guests be offered water upon seating, versus having to ask for it. Water glasses should be refilled frequently. Servings of rolls/bread and butter should be ample. For our party of four, there was one roll per person and barely enough butter. An amuse bouchee before dinner & a dessert tidbit after dinner would be a nice touch & should be extended for this upscale & somewhat pricey place.Special Features:
- Special Occasion RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/25/2012Our second visit to Hotel Fiesole to dine at Mistral did not disappoint. This was my husband's birthday celebration and he specifically requested Mistral after a lovely late night dining experience two months ago. The setting at Mistral is exceptionally romantic, the waitstaff (particularly, Pamela) is exceptional in their attentiveness and service, and we both thoroughly enjoyed our dinners. He ordered the Lobster Ravioli, which had an abundant amount of succulent lobster to share with me, yet was not burdened by a rich sauce. My Chilean Sea Bass special was excellently prepared and most enjoyable. We started with a perfectly seasoned caesar salad, which we opted to share and the kitchen split into separate plates for us. Lovely dinner.Special Features:


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Yesterday, you asked me something I thought you knew.
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Thanks McFly! Heh heh | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/12/11
I sang this song to a girl at the high school talent show with some friends, and after the show she walked up to me and flat out kissed me. I actually had never heard of it until my friends said I (we) should sing it. But yeaaaah, considering the results, not that shabby of a song. I guess girls like it or something. Thanks McFly, i'm just gonna put it out there that i'm pretty happy with song and the results
wonderful song.. | Reviewer: theron_26 | 1/11/09
i love mcfly. they can sing any type of songs,like too close for comfort,5 colours in her hair. and this song is wonderful,especially when tom sings "said you'd make my life worthwhile" hoo.....it's beautiful^^
only<3tom | Reviewer: alexie | 3/31/08
heyy..look they did that song for a charity and other 2 songs soo of course its not perfect..if u dont like it and u have bad coments then its ur problem dont pass ur time here.
mcfly are great<333love the song the luyriks is just so cute
Too much repetition | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/2/08
I'll admit the song is catchy, but is overly repetitious. I wished
I agree that the song is cute, but nothing out of the ordinary.
A bit chessy, nothing too good and nothing too bad.
I thought the hokey pokey was what it was all about, though.
"make my life worthwhile" | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/6/07
I <3 this song!!!..right now i have to get over my guyfriend..and i really love him..so now i got depressed with this song..but i really love it!..
really wonderful | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/17/07
even i am an arabic citizen but when i hear this song i think it touchs my heart it just make me fly, it make me feal so happy. so there is nothing to say about this song but wonderful keep going mcfly
nice | Reviewer: Rocky | 7/3/07
Very cute. Technically, it's a very good song. Beautiful... I could listen to it over and over again and never get enough of it. If only all guys would have the courage to say things like these out loud. However, I'm glad that there are some... luv ya
all about you | Reviewer: graham brady | 6/13/07
all my mcfly will come to my school is west lancashire community high school school lane
skelmersdale lancs wn8 8eh you will sing for next week on firday o1695623909 call us my band
graham brady
Its about you and me | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/11/07
This is a great song it got me through my relationship!!! Its just a great song!!!!!!!!
mcflyforever | Reviewer: Tanja | 5/5/07
Mcfly ist die Beste band die es gibt. ^^ Kommt bitte nach Deutschland.
mfg tanja
the coolest song in the whole world | Reviewer: nina | 5/1/07
i love this song with a capital L...its so ermm i dont know,so yummy....plus they are all so cute...hehe...i cant stop looking at them...mcfly is the coolest,greatest,funniest,in the world...
keep up the good work...and the charity...
perfect song! | Reviewer: Yohanna | 4/30/07
i really really love this song. touch my heart sooo....dedicated to my boy,,it's all about you baby,, xxx
so sweet | Reviewer: Ferrill Bear | 4/12/07
I just discovered McFly and they're such a neat band! I really like their style and songs, my fav "I've Got You." "All About You" is such a sweet song! I love it...
It's All About U and Me | Reviewer: NeenDhie | 2/27/07
"All About You" is very lovely song. When the 1st time I heard it, I thought, "I'm In Love With Mcfly!!!!"
Love Y'all!!!!
all about you... what a song <3 | Reviewer: Ariena | 8/28/06
a blend of mellow and pop music. love it. the music is really calm and easy listening. i bet you'll love it. really.
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15 yr. old Birthday dinner in Lower Westchester
My daughter is turning 15 on Friday and we would like to take her to dinner. she has a limited repertoire of favorite foods and we would like it to be a special place but not overpriced.
Favorite foods are Lamb, Steak, Chicken parm. , any Asian food. What is the atmosphere at Yonkers Pepe's? We've been to New Haven which would not seem special . She LOVES pizza but does Pepe's in Yonkers also have other things? The online menu just showed pizza. If we did pizza(which would not be special unless the building was nicer)
Any meat restaurants that would seem special but not be steakhouse pricing? My husband and I have stopped upscale restaurant dining since 2001 and are now "down and dirty ethnic" restaurant go-ers. Would like to avoid the city but as far north as Katonah is fine too.
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Thanks, Valerie. She goes to hibachi often with her friends so it wouldn't be "special" . good idea, though.
This a tough request since our budget is not high and we want it to be somewhere that we/she doesn't go for any meal.
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Could you give us some examples of where, you and daughter have eaten lately? That might be useful as a way to judge price, and avoid any repeats of people suggesting someplace you've already visited.
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All hibachi's and Chinese in area. Isabella's in Tarrytown(she goes often with her grandparents) , All Greeks in westchester(she wouldn't be happy ) She's been to a few small places in Scarsdale(pricey but she goes with families) But when she's with us having a meal, it's really only in the city at Vietnamese, Sushi, Small cafe's , etc. Indian is hard for her because although she loves lamb, different places vary on their prep as far as seasoning and she doesn't like "heat" so that ruins it for her. I wouldn't be accommodating her ridiculousness on any other day, but for her bday, I'm going to be married to her favorites! I went online to the churisseac(sp) in Portchester and although she would have fun and like that, it's going to be 35++ per person and we can't possible eat all of that anyway. their meat looks like a match for her taste but the salads, etc, do not have anything she would enjoy so I hesitate. Is there a less costly churri place? that would be special and she hasn't been.
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Also, Orissa in Dobbs is great and the interior is very nice & a little trendy. You did say she doesn't love spicy food, but this is really not true Indian, but Indian fusion, and I do not find their food has the same heat as a regular Indian place. They do have some meat/lamb entrees and the prices are not ridiculous.
If you're open to lunch, I think that would make some other options available. For example, Tarry Lodge, which can get really pricey at dinnertime, has a fixed price lunch menu (forget what exactly it is, but it's fairly reasonable), or if you just did pizza and salad, it wouldn't be too bad at all. That definitely feels a little special too, even if you sit in the less formal bar area.
Birdsall House in Peekskill is very unique for the area, and very cozy and cute inside. http://www.birdsallhouse.net/storage/...
Oh, one more place. Does she like Thai? If so, I recently went to D Thai Kitchen in Thornwood, which is fairly new to the area. It's a little hard to find, but the interior is gorgeous and the service is wonderful. It also feels more special than a typical neighborhood place. Not the best Thai food I've ever had, but good. http://dthai.us/
Orissa Restaurant
14 Cedar St, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
There's a brand new place in Purchase called Full Moon Trattoria that is supposed to be "Arthur Ave" style food. I have not been yet, but I know a few people who have been and they liked it. She could get Chick Parm there for sure. Maybe give them a call? Not sure about online menu.
Full Moon Cafe
38 Wells Ave, Yonkers, NY 10701
If she loves Asian food, Umami in Croton is different and fun
If you want to do pizza, but a little more upscale, you could try Tarry Lodge. Although that might end up being a little pricey. If she likes lamb, what about a Greek restaurant? I was going to suggest a hibachi place, but saw your later post.
Tarry Lodge
18 Mill St, Port Chester, NY 10573
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arrosto would do no? I second ice cream's recs & marges's as well. what about x2o for lunch if that's an option...
re: pelgirl
Thanks to all. due to the predicted snow, we are playing it safe. Although I did make a reservation in Irvington at Buono Gusto, I also purchased a rack of lamb, cake, asparagus, and an oldie but favorite of hers, macaroni to make mac and cheese(Alton Brown's recipe seems to be the best reviewed)We grill regardless of the weather. If the weather holds, the lamb will go into the freezer and chicken parm will happen at Buono Gusto. Since she hasn't been there, hopefully it'll be special. It's 2-3 miles from our house.
All other recs. are in our future- Umami is an old fave of my husband and I when it first opened. Linch isn't an option although X2O lunch is lovely. Thanks again, and Hapoy New Year!
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Release Date: 2011 |
Album Rating: 2.5short review. Tell me how much it sucks ITT
doesnt touch dgd
A lot of people who like DGD hate this shit dude.
Digging: Bobby Barnett - Little Wounds
dgd actually has some instrumentation that isn't 100% generic whereas this band is not able to create anything musically interesting
Album Rating: 2.5I really only used them to describe how much the band revolves around the singer.
dgd actually has some instrumentation that isn't 100% generic whereas this band is not able to create anything musically interesting
DGD doesn't revolve around the singer at all.
I care way more about the guitar.
Album Rating: 2.5Ok, besides the (possibly unwarranted) DGD comparisons, is there anything else wrong with the review? I truly suck at writing these and need some constructive criticism.
The paragraphs and the review itself are pretty short.
Album Rating: 2.5well Is there really much else to say? every track sounds the same
I guess not
Yea, the DGD comparison is kinda weird. Without it, this is really short though. Might want to do an album with more to talk about next time.
Well, it didn't have a review and now it does.
Take out the section about DGD and put in a few examples of what you mean from individual songs. I always thought Sputnik overrated this band, although I like the singer's voice a lot. Album title is pretty retarded, as is album cover.
Album Rating: 2.5To be honest I think Sputnik overrates a lot of things. 90% of scene albums are still above 3. And I don't remember a damn thing from any of the individual songs, they're that generic and unmemorable.
What's up with scene bands having cardboard looking album art lately?
Album Rating: 2.5hasn't that been going on for a while? maybe it's just me
this review was not detailed at all but it was freaking hillarious!
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Pupils get a taste of council work in Sam 'n Ella's Kitchen
By ExmouthPeople | Thursday, November 28, 2013, 15:44
FORTY pupils from local primary schools 'took over' East Devon District Council for a day and had a go at running things.
Pupils from Broadhembury Primary School test a kitchen for hygiene.
They even got a 'taste' of the work done by EDDC's Environmental Health inspectors when they visited Sam 'n Ella's kitchen at Knowle in Sidmouth for a food hygiene check.
On Friday 22 November pupils from the following five schools visited the Council's HQ to learn more about its services and meet Staff and Councillors:
• St Martin's in Cranbrook
• All Saints' in Axminster
• Bassetts Farm in Exmouth
• Branscombe Primary School
• Broadhembury Primary School
The ten and 11 year olds were taking part in National Takeover Day, which aims to get children and young people involved with how decisions are made. It also provides organisations with a fresh perspective on the services they run.
Throughout the day youngsters got the chance to take part in a number of activities, including mock food hygiene inspections and recycling workshops. EDDC's Chairman (Councillor Graham Godbeer), plus Vice-Chairman and Member Champion for Youth (Councillor Christine Drew) joined staff and children to take part in a special mock council meeting, where pupils got to decide the fate of a hypothetical planning application for a fast food restaurant.
Mock-up cafe
Meanwhile, staff from the council's Housing team helped children plan community events for local housing estates, finding out what they'd most like to see. The Council will follow up by making the plans a reality next year and hosting the events in the children's communities.
Elsewhere "Sam 'n Ella's" mock-up cafe kitchen gave pupils the chance to play detective and spot all the things which would be a danger to food hygiene and health and safety. The scene included several memorable moments, including the owner's unique take on personal hygiene in a kitchen with no hot water and several blocked sinks. The lessons from the grotty kitchen not only showed the job the Council does in inspecting restaurants and food premises, but also meant youngsters will be more aware of risks at home.
The Waste and Recycling Team worked with the children to teach them about how countries trade resources.
Councillor Christine Drew, EDDC's Member Champion for Youth, said: "This is the sixth year we've taken part in National Takeover Day. It's a great opportunity for councillors and officers to spend time with a younger generation, and I'm very grateful to everyone who took part. I think we all learned something!"
Followers of the council's Twitter and Facebook accounts were also able to see events unfold throughout the day, with picture updates posted under the hashtag #takeoverday
The day is just a small part of the work the Council undertakes to involve young people in their council and community as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility. This includes getting youngsters to design play areas and flowerbeds, decide where funds should be spent on leisure and sports facilities, running inter-generational events where old and young work together, holding junior life skills events, working with young tenants, offering an environmental education programme and running a Junior Ranger Club after school on the Axe Wetlands.


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Clean Water Matters
The Need
According to the United Nations, over 700 million people in the world lack access to something many people take for granted. For many in the United States, a simple turn of the faucet produces virtually unlimited quantities of clean drinking water. Certainly, this is not a shared reality around the world, as water access may be limited, or the available water supply may be contaminated. Dr. Mulder, who has led two other trips to Honduras and Nicaragua, shares the conditions he has seen. In one community in Honduras, the river supplied water to the community, though it was near banana and pineapple plantations, and chemicals and pesticides from the plantations would work their way into the river. The community was understandably concerned about the water quality, and were so excited to collaborate and to generate consistent, clean water for the community members.
The Project
In a student-driven project, we invite our community to collaborate with us to help fund and install a well in a village without access to clean water. We will be digging and installing the well in a village community near Leon, Nicaragua. There will be 10 PLU students and 2 faculty/staff on the trip, which takes place March 22-29. While the trip participants are from PLU, we truly see this as a collaborative effort, and certainly one where "it takes a village to bring clean water to a village."
Business Impacts the World
This project is being facilitated through the nationally recognized PLU School of Business. Professor Mulder, who teaches marketing at PLU and has conducted research regarding charitable giving and nonprofits, is excited that students can learn from leading nonprofits as they work in Nicaragua. In addition to learning by working alongside a nonprofit focused on water projects, the team is also investing in a business in the Leon area supported by microcredit. The PLU team will be able to visit the business and meet with the workers to understand their successes and struggles as they build their business with their microcredit nonprofit partner. "One of the great things about PLU is that you can find ways to impact the world through many different disciplines. Certainly via business, students can learn skills and gain experiences that will help make a positive impact in the world," says Professor Mulder. Many of the students are also participants in PLU's innovative new minor in Nonprofit Leadership, which seeks to provide an interdisciplinary option for PLU students who don't just want to make a living, but to make a difference through their work.
Before (and After) the Work Continues
One of the things that is unique about this is that while the team will be in Nicaragua for 7 days, there is a process that proceeds the team and continues after the team leaves. The nonprofit partner, Living Water International, has a permanent site for operations in Nicaragua and the Leon area. They work directly with the communities, and utilizes existing leadership in the process as the village requests a well. Before a community can request a well, they work within their leadership structure to decide to request a well, and then apply. Our partner then works with that team to assess needs, collaboratively determines a timeline, and then works with the village to set up a group for ongoing maintenance. It is the village leadership which determines where the well can be placed, and how to make sure it is accessible to everyone. After the well is completed, our partner trains the village team on how to maintain the well, how to fix common items, and how to test the water quality. They also provide a consistent presence in the area, so the nonprofit can assist if there are ever major issues in the future. Thus, important work precedes the PLU team, and continues after they leave.
More than Water --> Education
While clean water is important, we will also focus on education, because it's how people use clean water that provides permanent change and benefit. The PLU team will utilize a hygiene team which will help train village community members, and use simple - yet effective - techniques. One is the use of glitter on the hands of the team as we arrive. As we shake hands, we transfer some of the glitter (without anyone knowing). At a subsequent meeting, we ask the community to look at their hands, and we start to talk about the transmission of germs. While this is glitter, like germs we don't always know when we come into contact with a germ, nor if they are the harmless kind or if they could present potentially serious health challenges. Other simple training techniques include a tippy-tap, a recycled milk jug (or other bottle) that can hold clean water, and help prevent cross contamination when washing hands. Further, we have the diarrhea doll... we'll save you the details, other than to say it's enlightening and offers insights on how to make an important liquid mixture of water, salt and sugar to help with recovery.
Building from Water --> Community Growth
One of our opportunities is to get to know members of the community and to help facilitate community building. We will be trained in this through faculty at PLU who will meet with the team prior to our departure for Nicaragua. We will consider approaches which blend theory and past practice as we employ community building techniques. We are really excited about this opportunity to get to know and support the members of the community in which we will work.
Join Us
We welcome your participation and collaboration as we travel to work with an amazing community in Nicaragua. If you'd like to dig deep and support this project, you can do so with the link/button provided below. Thank you for considering an investment in clean water, and for supporting an educational and service opportunity through PLU!


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Memorial service held for tow truck driver killed while helping motorist
Updated On: Jul 05 2014 07:06:57 PM EDT
One week after a tow truck driver was killed on the job, his heartbroken family and friends prepare to say goodbye.
Forty-One-year old Kit Tappen was helping a driver whose car had broken down near International Golf Parkway last Saturday morning when a tractor trailer hit and killed him. Saturday, his loved ones honored his memory.
"He always had this big, goofy grin on his face. He was good with my kids. He loved being a daddy," said Tania Tappen, wife.
A line of tow trucks led the way to the St. Johns funeral home. Dozens of family and friends were there to pay respects to the man who loved trucking, adored his children, and also serving his country in the Navy.
"He served in Iraq. He was there when they took Baghdad and everything. He was so proud to protecting us," said one unnamed veteran.
When her husband wasn't protecting our nation, Tappen says his biggest concern was safety especially for his fellow truckers, who she says meant the world to him.
"Towing was like his life. I'm trying to remember that and make the truck drivers know how--make them see how special they were to him. They meant a lot to him. Just as much as his family," said Tappen.
With her focus now on her children, Tappen hopes sharing the memory of her husband will bring change.
"Hopefully, this changes the way people see things. And they see them on the side of the road and they get out of the way and they let them do their job safely. So no ones kids will have to go without their daddy," said Tappen
Also at Saturday's memorial, a flag was folded and given to Tappen's family in honor of his service.
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Osho continues:
"But vice versa it is never true. Your outer beauty is only skin-deep. It cannot affect your inner beauty. On the contrary the outer beauty becomes a hindrance in search of the inner: you become too identified with the outer. Who is going to look for the inner sources? Most often it happens that the people who are outwardly very beautiful, are inwardly very ugly. Their outer beauty becomes a cover-up to hide themselves behind, and it is experienced by millions of people every day. You fall in love with a woman or a man, because you can see only the outer. And just within a few days you start discovering his inner state; it doesn't correspond to his outer beauty. On the contrary it is very ugly.
"For example, Alexander the Great had a very beautiful body but he killed millions of people, just to fulfill his ego that he is the world conqueror. He met one man, Diogenes, when he was on his way to India, who lived naked, the only man in Greece who did, unique in a way. His beauty was tremendous, not just the outer, but the inner radiance was so much and so dazzling that even Alexander had to stop his armies when he was close by in a forest near a river. He stopped the armies and went to see Diogenes alone; alone, because he did not want anybody to know that there exists a man who is far more beautiful than Alexander himself.
"It was early morning and Diogenes was taking a sunbath, naked on the riverbank. Alexander could not believe that a beggar…He had nothing, no possessions – even Buddha used to have a begging bowl, but that too Diogenes had thrown away. He was absolutely without any possessions, exactly as he was born, naked.
"Alexander could not believe his eyes. He had never seen such a beautiful personality and he could see that this beauty was not just on the outer side. Something infiltrated from the inner; a subtle radiation, a subtle aura surrounded him. All around him there was a fragrance, a silence.
"If the inner becomes beautiful – which is in your hands – the outer will have to mold itself according to the inner."
In this title, Osho talks on the following topics:
meditation… outer… original… periphery… naturally… joyous… janak… shaw… tamerlane… yagnavalkya
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Had RW lunch today and it was outstanding!
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An outstanding (and filling!) experience. Highly recommended!
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I guess. Myself, I *don't* know how good the steak is, but there are few details in the OP's post to explain it. Salad--what kind? "Another option"--mmm, sounds delish. I don't really mean to be snarky, I'm just saying that a few descriptive details, like those Katzzz offered, are useful.
I had RW lunch at Ruth's on Wednesday and was well-pleased. The steaks offered were, if I recall, 12 0z (not 14), which is plenty for lunch -- and normally sell for more than $30, without a side. I had the strip (not transcendent, but satisfying and cooked medium rare as requested) which came WITH a side. Good deal. I had creamed spinach, good stuff. Plus the gumbo as a starter, which was full of Louisiana flavor though it lacked any sizeable pieces of seafood or sausage). Dessert was an average chocolate mousse cheese cake, very light on the cheese element (It was the one and only RW dessert offering; can't they offer at least one other choice?).
My wife had the same meal, except she went with the salmon entree, available either blackened, poached and, if I recall, grilled. In deference to Ruth's New Orelans origins, she chose the blackned, which was spicy and quite nice.
We left feeling as if we'd got a bargain Ruth's experience (and with a doggie bag, too), which is what RW is supposed to deliver, right? And while I rarely eat in big money steakhouses such as this (if I'm going to spend big bucks I'd rather spend 'em on more creative cuisine) I'm tempted to return to try the $16 hamburger offered at lunch.
Anyone had it? How does it compare to the luxury burger at the Bristol Lounge?
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Wow, good question. If it was choice and not prime, then all bets are off. I think RC, despite being a chain, has the best steak in Boston now. Better than Capital, better than Mortons, better than A&L, WAY better than Grill 23...but, the downgrade from prime to choice would be quite noticeable, I'm guessing, at least in a cut like a ribeye (which, for the prime steaks, is by far the best).
I was at Smith earlier this week for RW. They were serving a 10oz filet, so there really isnt much distinction between grades of prime and choice with that cut - there is no marbling to speak of.
I thought this was adequate for $30 (considering the steak alone was regularly priced in excess of that).
We liked the regular menu more, so we ditched the RW program and had some truly outstanding dry aged beef some amazing wine from a knowledgable sommie and the table service was outstanding!


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Economics and Economic Change: Macroeconomics
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Open University, Dec 1, 2003 - Macroeconomics - 607 pages
How can the government stabilise the economy to keep unemployment and inflation low? Do poor nations gain from globalisation? What makes economies grow and is such growth sustainable? Macroeconomics explores these and related questions in a highly accessible and innovative fashion.This is Book 2 which follows on from 'Microeconomics' Book 1
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Penfolds teams up with acclaimed London designers Studio Toogood to create a new multi-sensory installation called 'The Blocks' aimed at showcasing their wine collection to the world. MiNDFOOD Reports.
Opening at Sydney's Pier 2/3 this month, The Blocks offers wine aficionados a sommelier-guided tour of their innovative new space, featuring wooden totems infused with varying scents, art cabinets, a restaurant and bar, each based around their award-winning wines.
Each totem (or oak) has been inspired by Penfolds' five grape varietals, infused with corresponding aromas and shaped as such. Professional perfumers have been hired to ensure accuracy in wine and aroma pairings, as visitors are encouraged to get up close and rub noses with them to decide which is best suited to their palate. There's a narrow Chardonnay Oak, tall Regional wine-inspired totem, while the most robust scent of them all belongs to the Shiraz.
For every oak, there is also a matching glass cabinet, packed with either visual, audio or poetic interpretations of the wines. The idea is to engage each of our senses to create a closer affinity with the wine most suited to our individual taste.
Under an illuminated indoor canopy, complete with gleaming glass grapes, guests are invited to complete their sensory indulgence by experiencing an innovative tasting menu prepared by chef Jock Zoonfrillo. Pumpkin infused with beef, south Devon tartare and Julungin laced with caramel are delivered on trays as starters, before we're guided to the canopy to experience the rest of the menu.
With a strong focus on native Australian ingredients, including local Suffolk lamb, saltbush 'cockles and sea parsley', and wild crafted Gubinge (Kakadu Plum) – a powder from the Kimberleys in Western Australia – Zonfrillo'a aim is to redefine the term 'Australian cuisine', moving away from the cross-continental mashup it has assumed in recent decades. Each dish is intense in flavor and texture, with features like the 'Budda's hand riberries' resembling the modern day olive, but with a slimier consistency. Even the most educated of food critics are bound to experience something new at The Blocks.
And, in line with true bush tucker, the prices are very reasonable, with everything on the menu coming in at under $15, meaning you'll have plenty left over to sample Penfolds' popular cabinet. The three-week installation closes on 5th April to open in Melbourne on the 4th May, before packing up and heading overseas.
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Being on bed rest can be a drag, but there are ways to make the best of the situation. Here's how.
- Try a new point of view. If your doctor approves, split your time between your living room and your bedroom. Or try what Leslie Josel, of Larchmont, New York, did: "I used my couch pillows on my bed during the day. It helped me feel like I had changed locations."
- Find child care. If you already have a child, bed rest can be especially difficult because your little one won't understand why Mommy can't take him to the playground or give him piggyback rides. Your best bet: Enroll him in day care, hire a sitter, or enlist family and friends to help.
- Get organized. Put a table next to your bed or couch, and arrange everything you need on it. Annie Mondell-Richard, of Baltimore, set up a cooler filled with food and drinks. She also kept books, a CD player, photo albums, a laptop computer, and a phone within reach.
- Keep moving. If your doctor approves, do simple exercises in bed, such as leg lifts or neck circles, or take short walks around your house. "I tell my patients to wiggle their toes and move their legs several times an hour to keep their blood flowing," Dr. Flamm says.
- Go online. Find sites with message boards, like www.parents.com, so you can connect with other expecting moms; or log on to www.sidelines.org to learn how other women cope with bed rest.
- Try something new. Start scrapbooking, take up knitting, or keep a pregnancy journal.
- Don't act like you're sick. Get out of your PJs and into regular clothes every day, or put on makeup and jewelry. Dahn Burke, of Potomac, Maryland, had her hairdresser make house calls during her nine weeks of rest.
- Keep your eyes on the prize. "Remind yourself that you're doing this for your child," Dr. Flamm says. "And while it may be frustrating now, the payoff -- a healthy baby -- is well worth it."


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Here are three weight loss tips that can help you on the road to successful weight reduction and a healthier lifestyle.
Choose The Right Exercise for You
There are so many types of exercise that you can choose and they all have their advantages and disadvantages. The most important thing is that you pick something that you know you will stick with. It is no use you saying that you will go to the gym everyday if you know that you hate the idea of working out in a room full of strangers.
Think seriously about the type of exercise that you know you can commit to doing on a regular basis. Do you like dancing? Then find dance classes in your area. Do you like to swim? Then check out the local swimming club and find out the opening times. Do you like to walk? Then put on your walking shoes and get ready for these brisk daily outings.
Join a Group of Like Minded People
It is much easier to stay motivated when you work with others. That is why it is a great idea to find a group of people who are doing the same thing as you. You can find weight loss clubs in your area by speaking with your doctor. They should be able to give you information on local groups. You can also join fitness and weight loss groups online. Find the right forum and you will be made to feel welcome by the members.
There are plenty of weight loss clubs like Weight Watchers and Slimming World which have a full programme that you can join. Decide on the type of group that will help you to stay motivated and you will see your success rate soar.
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There is a saying that "Rome wasn't built in a day." This means that it took a lot of time before that city took shape and looked majestic with it's fantastic arenas, the Colosseum and magnificent palaces. The same can be said of losing weight. This is not something that will happen overnight. It could take weeks, months, even years. The most important factor is that you get started and that you are patient.
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Masumi Inou / Bouken Black | Actor: Yasuka SaitoThe Fast Adventurer, as Bouken Black he drives Go Go Formula, a racecar-like vehicle, and is only part of the Boukengers to pay his debt back to Akashi for saving his life. He has a personal vendetta against Yaiba of Darkness of Dark Shadow.
Souta Mogami / Bouken Blue | Actor: Masashi MikamiThe High-Up Adventurer, as Bouken Blue he drives Go Go Gyro, an airplane-like vehicle, and serves as the team's information specialist. Before he joined the Boukengers, he was an international spy which is why he's so effective at finding info. He often finds himself fighting (and flirting with) Shizuka of the Wind of Dark Shadow.
Natsuki Mamiya / Bouken Yellow | Actress: Chise NakamuraThe Strong Adventurer, as Bouken Yellow she drives Go Go Dozer, a giant bulldozer, and is the most childish of the group. Her main reason to adventure was to discover more about her own past. It is later revealed that she is the last survivor of the Lemurian civilization.
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The Deep Adventurer, as Bouken Pink she drives Go Go Marine, a giant submarine, and is the most serious member of the team when it comes to work. She often appears to be cold and emotionless, but cares for her teammates. Before she joined the Boukengers she was in the special forces of the military.
Eiji Takaoka / Bouken Silver | Actor: Masayuki DeaiThe Dazzling Adventurer, as Bouken Silver he drives Go Go Fire and serves as the spiritually strongest of the team because his father, the Ashu Watcher Kando wed with the Ashu Kei, making Eiji half-Ashu. He mostly battles against Gai (as either form) due to their bitter history. In Boukenger vs. Super Sentai, he embodies Hope.
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Updated: 07/14/2007 - Lady Bird Johnson was born in the Texas and that's where she passed away, but the former first lady had strong ties to Virginia.
Posted: 07/12/2007 - According to highway safety advocates several areas in Virginia are in the early stages of either creating or reviving red light cameras.
Updated: 07/12/2007 - The Commonwealth of Virginia becomes the first state on the east coast to have a report of West Nile Virus.
Updated: 07/12/2007 - New census numbers released show that the population in the City of Charlottesville is slightly down.
Updated: 07/12/2007 - Some young campers at the University of Virginia got a hands on look at engineering today; all pat of the Exxon Mobil "Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp."
Updated: 07/12/2007 - The Environmental Protection Agency says that they have taken more than 500 barrels filled with oil from the site of a former oil recycling business.
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Updated: 07/12/2007 - UVa has decided to let their chief fundraiser move into one of the prestigious homes on the campus lawn, normally reserved for scholars.
Updated: 07/12/2007 - The state may have a lawsuit on its hands because of its new so-called abusive driver fees.
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Updated: 07/11/2007 - In Louisa County, a 78-year-old man is in jail Wednesday, charged with five felonies for allegedly shooting at two men.
Posted: 07/11/2007 - With an ongoing shortage of officers city police have now come up with a plan to entice qualified officers to the force.
Updated: 07/12/2007 - Red Cross will no longer be collecting blood donations at its Charlottesville office.
Updated: 07/11/2007 - Statistics show that there is a huge difference among racial, ethnic, and under-privileged groups when it comes to college admission. A program at the University of Virginia is working to close that gap with high school students in Central Virginia.
Updated: 08/27/2008 - In Wednesday's Crime Stoppers Most Wanted, authorities are looking for William Keith Davies Jr.
Updated: 07/11/2007 - Former First Lady Lady Bird Johnson died Wednesday of natural causes according to a family spokesperson.
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Meerkats are pretty darn cute. With their tall, slender bodies and expressive faces, these critters are often caught perched on their two hind feet, scanning the savanna for predators. That being said, baby meerkats are even cuter. Photographer Will Burrard-Lucas recently traveled to the Makgadikgadi Pans region of Botswana to snap pictures of the beloved creatures. While there, Burrard-Lucas had the pleasure of capturing various images of a meerkat community that included some three-week-old baby meerkats. The resulting photos are playful, adorable and sure to brighten your day.
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550 m from Brigade Road, 2 km from Technological and Industrial Museum, 5.7 km from Bangalore City Junction railway station, 6.2 km from Majestic Bus Terminus, Wi-Fi (Surcharge)
Located on M.G Road, the commercial and entertainment hub of the city, High Gates Hotel Bangalore is popular with both business and leisure travellers. This 3 star property lies close to major tourist attractions like Brigade Road and Government Museum. The hotel offers 43 rooms that have contemporary interiors adorned with warm colours. All rooms are spacious and provided with modern amenities like satellite television, telephone, Wi-Fi and more.
With a convenient location and standard facilities, the hotel is suitable for both business and leisure travellers. Guests can avail the services of laundry, doctor-on-call, travel desk and safe deposit lockers. Other facilities include parking, power backup and Wi-Fi in public areas.
For dining, the hotel has a multi-cuisine restaurant that serves a wide variety of delicacies.
Don't forget to visit the nearby Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bangalore.
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