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Risk of STD's including HIV from mutual masturbation and frottage?!
Posted by JoeD93, 1 ReplyAbout a week ago, I met a guy from online for a one night thing. Before this encounter, I gave a hand job to a guy a few days before and he ejaculated on my hand (not worried about that), but before that the last time I did anything sexual was in... Read more »
Mutual Masturbation Possible STI
Posted by circlejboi, 2 RepliesHello,
Two days ago I engaged in mutual masturbation with a stranger. I am experiencing symptoms such as muscle fatigue, nausea, and I feel some irritation on the head of my penis. I am worried about if I may have caught an sti from this experience.... Read more »
I'm I at risk from mutual masturbation then wearing a condom over his fluids
Posted by ShyGuy265, 1 ReplyHi there
The other day I met a guy and we had mutual masturbation. I don't know his status. But after mutual masturbation we decided to try anal. So I put a condom on.
Now i am worried that his pre-cum etc which would have got onto my penis was now... Read more »
Indirect contacts during mutual masturbation
Posted by Orso, 1 ReplyI am at my first sexual encounters, so the question may sound silly. English is not my mother tongue, so I apologize in advance for any mistakes or problems in explaining myself.
I know mutual masturbation is considered as a safe form of sex. I also... Read more »
floaters ,floaters and more floaters
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replieshi all,my questin is reguarding flaoters,i have them and they are like quite bad when i look at something bright like sunlight or snow,well i have tested neg at 4 months for hiv 1-2,also took test for hiv 1 again,neg,my question is can hiv 2 cause... Read more »
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HIV risk from mutual masturbationHi, I was with a transexual who masturbated himself. After this he was goign to proceed to masturbate me, but I insisted he get cleaned up first. He obliged, although not happily, went to the restroom and returned after about 2 minutes. He brought...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello Sean,Mutual masturbation, even with a tranny, is not considered a significant risk for HIV transmission. As for worrying the virus "crept" into your urethra, please note HIV doesn't creep, hop, skip, jump or cha-cha-cha. Your... Read more »
Risk of HIV due to mutual masturbation between men?Dear Doctor, I am from India. In mid December 2011 I was tested for HIV infection(Rapid 30 minute test 6 months after last possible exposure) and my status was negative. Then on 5th February 2012 I participated in a sexual activity with another...
Response from Shannon Southall
Rocky Mountain CARESHi,The risk of HIV transmission from what you have described is safe. For testing for HIV whether oral swab or blood are very accurate at 28 days, and conclusive at 90 days. I would say from what you have told me that you are HIV negative.Continue... Read more »
HIV, Mutual Masturbation, SymptomsI was in Provincetown (a gay town in MA), and went in for what I thought was a 'regular' massage at a 'reputable' spa. The therapist, a gay man (I am a gay man also), began rubbing himself against my hand (his penis through his...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHi.Your HIV-acquisition risk is nonexistent. HIV testing is not warranted.Relax Max. All is well, including you!Dr. Bob... Read more »
mutual masturbation & penis-to-penis frottageDear everyone, I am gay and I had an encounter 3 days ago with a guy who had unknown HIV status. What we did was firstly mutual masturbation, followed by a brief 1-2 minutes penis-to-penis forttage (I was holding his and mine in my hand, which I...
Response from Shannon Southall
Rocky Mountain CARESHiThe risk of HIV transmission with your experience is very low. Even with the irritation. There were not any openings on your penis and this would be how HIV could enter if you had his semen on your hand. If you feel there were openings and you... Read more »
"Sexy" and "Safe" Aren't Mutually ExclusiveFrom Not in My Family: AIDS in the African-American Community , edited by Gil L. Robertson IV. Copyright 2006. Excerpted with permission from Agate Publishing . "Sexy" and "Safe" Aren't Mutually Exclusive If you don't believe it, just ask Iona... Read more »
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Roseville mom hurt while trying to stop carjackers getting better
The condition of the Roseville mom who was run over while trying to stop carjackers in her driveway has been changed to stable.
Stephanie Staniszewski had been listed in critical condition after Thursday morning's incident.
The mother was about to tote her 7-year-old and 8-year-old to school when she left them in a running Jeep in her driveway to run back inside her home for something. When she came out, police said she saw a man get into her Jeep. Staniszewski ran after the Jeep and was run over as the man tried to get away. The man later bailed from the Jeep a short distance away as the Jeep. The children in the car were not hurt.
"That guy said when he turned around and saw the kids in the car he said, 'Oh boy, am I in trouble.' And that's when he jumped out," said Staniszewski's mother, Andrea Nowak. "They're pretty traumatized. They want their mom because they had to leave her at the hospital," said Nowak.
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Torchwood Tonight & Episode 5 Verdict
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Affirmative Defenses to Criminal Charges 2C:2-5
by attorney Kenneth Vercammen
Affirmative defenses 2C:2-5. Defenses generally Conduct which would otherwise be an offense is excused or alleviated by reason of any defense now... more
Some years ago, a friend of mine made a living from selling drugs for a short time. Now, he is nearly 3 years clean, and seeking to obtain a US security clearance in the future. Due to the fact that federal agencies require extensive polygraph testing during the investigation process, he would like to ensure that he does not face prosecution from the agency/agencies he'll be applying to. Therefore, he'd like to know about the Maryland/Federal statutes of limitations on such crimes
Maryland has no statute of limitations for these offenses, and while the federal statue limitations would be five years from the end of the offense, if co-conspirators have continued the conspiracy, then it isn't over. An attorney can assist you with evaluating the prosecution's case, any defenses that you might have, and any plea offer that might be made, so that you can decide whether to plea bargain or go to trial. If you were to be found guilty, then an attorney can assist you with presenting mitigation, allocution, and a recommendation for a more lenient sentence. and a recommendation for a more lenient sentence. Consider seeking a confidential consultation with an experienced criminal defense attorney. Beware that online posts are not confidential. If somehow the prosecution were to find your post, then it might be used in evidence against you.
In Maryland, there is no statute of limitations for such felonies. However, this is dissimilar from the federal system, where the statute of limitations of 5 years. The larger issue, and this is not legal advice, but advice concerning the polygraph, is that any admissions made during the course of your examination, could be forwarded to the appropriate agency. As retired law enforcement, I can tell you that the DEA received numerous messages regarding its potential applicants admitting to the sales of controlled dangerous substances. Be mindful of the process!
Selling narcotics is a felony in Maryland and there is no statute of limitations that prevents prosecution in our state for that crime. Before taking a polygraph, your friend should consult with a plain spoken attorney to explore all his options. Did your friend do an FBI clearance already?
Different laws have different purposes. The statute of limitations laws concern the within which the government can initiate a complaint is determined by statute as interpreted by caselaw. It is not a simple calculation.
Consult with an experienced criminal federal and state defense attorney to determine exposure to prosecution.
The use of polygraph exam in application for employment required an experienced employment lawyer.
Perhaps you can explain further. I have a hard time understanding what the statute of limitations could possibly have to do with his answers at the interview. Just as a general caution, furthermore, I would never take any action based on the assumption that a statute of limitations would protect me from criminal exposure. A statute of limitations may in some cases be successfully asserted in bar of a specific criminal charge already filed. But there are so many ways of charging an offense, and so many ways for an imaginative prosecutor to avoid the statute, that it can never, ever, be taken as a guide for future conduct.
In my opinion, the answer to the question, "is it safe to come out now?" is always No!
The federal limitation on the prosecution of most non-capital offenses, including all drug crimes, pursuant to 18 USC § 3282, is five years from the date of the offense, or in the case of a conspiracy, five years from the later of (1) the last act in furtherance of the conspiracy by any co-conspirator; (2) the achievement of the object of the conspiracy, thereby its conclusion; or (3) the person's withdrawal from the conspiracy in a legal sense.
Joshua Sabert Lowther, Esq.
Criminal charges are formal accusations in court that someone has committed a crime. Criminal charges have many classifications and degrees of severity.
by attorney Kenneth Vercammen
Affirmative defenses 2C:2-5. Defenses generally Conduct which would otherwise be an offense is excused or alleviated by reason of any defense now... more
Drug related crimes involve illegal use of controlled substances that are legal—like some prescription medications—or illegal—such as marijuana or heroin.
by attorney Jeff Paulk
The number of drug manufacturing plants across America is growing, but the majority of illicit drugs in our country are imported from other countries... more
by attorney Mechislav Furman


text: 'Tea Party Patriots' Preps Activists for August Town Halls on Immigration, Obamacare Print article Send a Tip by Matthew Boyle 5 Aug 2013 post a comment Tea Party Patriots co-founder Jenny Beth Martin told Breitbart News host Stephen K. Bannon on Sunday night that her group has a plan to prepare activists for town halls with their U.S. Representatives and Senators on Obamacare and immigration nationwide over the month of August. "Really, the rise of the Tea Party started in 2009, I guess, it was four years ago, in the summer of 2009," Bannon opened up his questions with Martin on the show. "We had the meetings, we had the rallies, but it really started with the town halls against Obamacare. Over the next five weeks we have both the defunding of Obamacare, which is being sponsored and driven by Sens. Ted Cruz and Mike Lee, but probably more important is immigration and the immigration bill and representatives going back and hearing from people." Martin responded with a detailed plan her group Tea Party Patriots has for five individual town halls it is hosting with other conservative groups across the country, and details for constituents attending town halls put on by their congressional members. "We're focusing on both of those [Obamacare defunding and immigration] and also on IRS," Martin said. "With immigration, we're partnering with Eagle Forum, Remembrance Project and NumbersUSA. We're going to be in Richmond on August 12 at a town hall meeting there. We're looking at August 19 at having a town hall meeting in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. And then we have three more in the works in Ohio, Dallas, Texas, and in South Carolina. And these are all town halls that we are hosting. "So we're doing this to get the information and the facts out there about what is in the Senate bill and what will likely happen if anything passes through the House and these bills go to conference. We're also getting information about these congressmen and senators who are having these town halls around the country so we can let people know when their congressmen or senators are having these town halls and they can show up and confront them with the facts." Martin added that "one of our biggest focuses right now" is preparing constituents to pressure their members of Congress on the plans by which House GOP leadership would try to save the Senate bill by taking it to conference with a House bill, or a group of House bills. "We've got to make sure the people know the dangers of what happens at conference," she said. "What I've heard over the last week and a half or so up on Capitol Hill while I was in Washington, D.C., in the last few weeks is that members of Congress are very frustrated that constituents actually know what conference means. We have done our job, but we have to keep doing it and we can't let up. Because, if we let up, they'll think we're not serious about it and they'll just go on about business as usual." Martin said Tea Partiers nationwide should be on the lookout for tricks from their members of Congress, too, and should be sure to pressure them to actually have town halls with constituents. Since there are many members doing things in Washington their constituents may not approve of, like choosing not to fight to defund Obamacare or pushing for an amnesty of America's at least 11 million illegal aliens, Martin said some members of Congress may actually try to avoid town halls altogether. "These members have become much more sneaky in the past four years, than they were in 2009, about where they're having town halls, how much advance notice they give to people prior to the town hall meeting," Martin said. Martin said that since the Senate's "Gang of Eight" legislation is so complicated, like Obamacare, constituents nationwide seem to be aware of bits and pieces of the problems with it, but not the whole thing. "We are hearing that a lot of people know some things about what is in that 1,200-page monstrous bill from the Senate," she said. "Many of the Republicans in the Senate are saying the right things--and the things they are talking about are good things for immigration reform. But the thing that concerns us is that anything that passes out of the House will go to a conference between the Senate and the House. Ultimately, what comes out of conference will more than likely be what we saw in the Senate immigration bill. We've seen these things so often that we don't take what they're doing at face value in the House." Martin said Tea Partiers should read Breitbart News for details on the bill, and can visit TeaPartyToolkit.com to arm themselves with more facts for when they face their members of Congress. Ultimately, though, Martin said it is all about people actually attending the town halls. Martin also offered a few suggestions for questions Tea Partiers should ask their congressmen. "We have to show up and let them know what we think and we have to ask them the tough questions," Martin said. "What does it mean when you say pathway to citizenship? How many forged passports can these people have when you're saying pathway to citizenship? How many drunk driving instances can you be convicted of when you're saying pathway to citizenship? How much pork are you willing to put into these bills? We have to ask these questions because all of that was inside the Senate bill."


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Pier 115 Bar and Grill
- Address:
115 River Road
Edgewater, NJ 07020Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Pier 115 Bar and Grill
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.pier115.com/
- Phone: (201) 313-2155
- Hours of Operation:
Monday 12pm-12am
Tuesday 12pm-12am
Wednesday 12pm-12am
Thursday 12pm-1am
Friday 12pm-2:30am
Saturday 12pm-2:30am
Sunday 12pm-12am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Burgers
- Executive Chef: Stefan Ondrus
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Entertainment: Resident DJ Line up in our Q Dock Lounge on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
Getting there
- Cross Street: Gorge Road
- Public Transit: Gorge Road Stop on NJ Transit Bus 156R, 159R, and 158.
Edgewater & Weehawken Ferry Terminals are a short cab ride away.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: Public Parking is Located On The South Side Of The Pier. Valet Parking is Offered on the North Side Of The Pier.
A word from Pier 115 Bar and Grill
The new anchor of the Hudson & Bergen County Riverfront, Pier 115 Bar and Grill in Edgewater, New Jersey. While delivering the high points of a Modern American Gastro Pub, with 100 beers by tap and bottle, Wood Fired Pizza Oven, a full service kitchen, and two dozen HD flat screens that will house international sporting events nightly. The space uniquely offers unparalleled views of NYC from our 200 seat Dining Room, separate outdoor 60 seat Pier Deck, and 150 person Lounge/Night Club named Q. Dock.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
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Pier 115 Bar and Grill reviews from OpenTable diners
52 reviews since July 27, 2014
- Food3.9Service3.8
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
scenic view (43)great for outdoor dining (34)good for groups (30)vibrant bar scene (23)hot spot (20)great for lunch (16)late-night find (13)romantic (11)fit for foodies (11)special occasion (9)great for brunch (8)neighborhood gem (6)kid-friendly (4)notable wine list (2)Show More
- Lunch is greatJerseygirlVIPDined on 11/23/2014Brussels sprouts and white pizza oh my. And what wonderful service!!Special Features:
- Fun spotJerseygirlVIPDined on 11/22/2014Met one of my friends for dinner here. We had drink at bar and then sat at a table for dinner. Good and ambience was great. The service is awesome as well as the truffle Mac and cheese. Only complaint is the cheese plate. It was beyond skimpy for the price. I think an ounce of cheese. Other than that everything was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JosieDined on 11/8/2014Just love the overall atmosphere ---very chic ---and romantic if you sit by the window at night with the view Recentlly had an early dinner there and would have loved to eat outside but it was too cold -- very nice modern chic spot ----Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fun restaurant and great viewvillarosa123Dined on 11/7/2014It was nice to go to a fun lively restaurant with good sports bar food and a GREAT view! Wait staff very friendly and accommodatingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The BarPier115Dined on 10/22/2014The bar needs to be on top of their inventory. We asked for 2 beers (Bloom Moon and Coors Light) and you guys were out of those.. Really????Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great view and location bit loudtad1232000VIPDined on 10/10/2014It was a good meal, not great, could be tightened up to be stronger. Bit loud in there though.
- Great lunchJerseygirlVIPDined on 10/5/2014Met friend for lunch and it was great. Was nice enough to sit outside. We had the arugala pizza and it was great. We also split the tuna tartar which was good. Wish there was more of it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Incredible sceneryMikeDined on 10/4/2014The view of the NYC skyline was just amazing, I can't wait to come back to this place on a warm evening and siti outside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pier 115 too loud!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014Even for a sports bar, which is what Pier 115 Bar and Grill essentially is, the sound level was deafening. The service was adequate but the wait between courses was too long. All three of us had the octopus appetizer but: (a) it wasn't grilled (as we had been told) - it had been boiled or poached, then deep-fried, and (b) there wasn't enough of it. The entrees were fine, however with all of us happy. Good fries and the Logan Burger was especially well cooked. We shared one dessert and it was delicious - a chocolate chip cooked baked in a small cast-iron skillet.Special Features:
- great view, slow servicebuzzDined on 9/27/2014The view is great from this pier into the river. The service was slow--our waitress was fine, but it appeared the food runners were slow or the kitchen slow in getting the food to us. The waitress brought drinks quickly but the simple lunch items took over forty minutes to be served. Reviews from June indicated the same issues---they need to change their serving procedures.Special Features:
- Always funJerseygirlVIPDined on 9/23/2014Hawaiian pizza was wonderful as well as the short rib sandwhich. Some appetizers are a little pricey. Service was good and they have a nice wine listSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MISSED OUT ON THE VIEWimakereservationsnotmealsDined on 9/13/2014It was raining the night I went to dinner here, so I completely missed out on the outdoor dining and the incredible view. We ate inside and although we could see the city lights, it wasn't the same. It was such as loud place, that my friend and I were screaming to be heard and we were at a two person table. The food was ok, glorified bar food. There were multiple college football games being shown that night. Its a shame it was raining because I feel like I missed out on the best part of the entire place, the outdoor seating.Special Features:
- Bring earmuffsmss22VIPDined on 9/13/2014Basically a great waterfront location, with surprisingly decent food. But the noise level was overwhelming. Seated next to me in a booth, my wife & I had to raise our voices nearly to the level of "yelling." So loud, it was funny.Special Features:
- AWESOME!Awe1Dined on 9/12/2014Great food! Great service, great vibe. I recommend pier 115 to anyone. Great for a firt dateSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My experience9999Dined on 9/12/2014I came with a big group of friends to celebrate my 17th birthday. It is definitely not a place for teenagers. It has more of an older crowd. Food wasn't that good for the high price of it. Our waitress was really slow.Special Features:
- Great VibeChrisDined on 9/12/2014Was a bit noisy, but delicious food, and awesome views of the Manhattan skyline. A bar and grill in true form. Definitely will be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loud and lustyRoystrDined on 9/7/2014This is a loud bar dominated restaurant. My martini was awful, but the food was quite good. The out door seating is excellent and the view is what made it all worthwhile.Special Features:
- Too LoudrlrobardsDined on 9/5/2014All areas are too noisy. A sound dampening system is needed.Special Features:
- Dinner at Pier 115FamluvstodineDined on 8/29/2014Went out to dinner with my husband and our sons who are in their 20's. Sports Bar type of place with TV's in every direction. We felt this would appeal to our sons. Menu is varied with bar sized thin crust pizza which we had for an appetizer. I had the salmon burger with avocado and I was not disappointed. My husband had a Philly cheesesteak. Nice size sandwich he took 1/2 home. My son had salmon with quinoa and my other son had a chicken dish. All in all we had a very enjoyable meal. We sat next to a window and the view is spectacular. There is also outdoor seating but it was a little breezy and we stayed inside. We will most definitely go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable experienceAng1459Dined on 8/23/2014Food, drinks and service were very good! Second time gong and it always exceeds! Good find in my area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HobokenmanDined on 8/21/2014way overpriced, sea bass portions very small. chicken was salty. The tables to close together, noise level to loud. Would never go back againSpecial Features:
- A good findLeevzDined on 8/20/2014Looked for a place on the river, it literally felt like we were in the middle on a boat. Free parking, lunch was tasty, no complaints about the food, the only issue was that the drinks only arrived after the appetizer was finished and then only one cocktail arrived and not the soft drinks for the other two members of our party. The waiter was inattentive and the place wasn't busy as we arrived at noon and were the only people there for a while, but hopefully he was the only one, the other waiters milling about seemed to be all over their tables so I would go back and recommend it to others.Special Features:
- Overall a good day outOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/17/2014Food was very good and service was amazing. 8 in our group we dined indoors and had drinks outdoors.Special Features:
- Beautiful placeJZ1030Dined on 8/14/2014Food was fantastic, scenery is gorgeous, service was FABulous! Inside and outside are very appealing places to be.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeJpal778Dined on 8/8/2014I was recommended this place and definitely recommend as well. I highly suggest you make reservations ahead of time. We had a great waiter Caesar, who took great care of us and was attentive to our table, which honestly I haven't had in awhile at other places. Drinks from the bar can be on the small size and pricey but well worth it!! Food was great and took a little while to come out but it was very busy and with the views time passed without seeming forever, but I would recommend you order an app if your hungry:) overall great place!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- After work respite!pandersonDined on 8/6/2014Great place to relax with friends after a long day at the office. Friendly staff, well crafted drinks and yummy food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/2/2014Came with a group of 6 and had dinner and drinks. Great service and great atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Pier with a ViewMariaDF1565Dined on 7/31/2014On 7/31/14, it was my first visit to Pier 115. I really enjoyed it, mostly because of the great view and being able to sit al fresco for dinner. My reservation was at 6:15 and i was immediately seated. The restaurant was semi busy as it was only 6:15 when we got there, but by the time we left at 9:30 ... we had a drink at the bar also it was starting to pick up with an evening crowd. I wold definitely go back and look forward to going on a Friday or Saturday night to see the atmosphere as i was told that there is a DJ on those nights. I was happy overall with food, service and atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 114 reviews are from the Pier 115 Bar and Grill reviews archive.
- Embarassed I took my close friendMichsanDined on 7/22/2014I recently had lunch at Pier 115 with a life long friend. I recommended we go there and was sorry I did. The burgers were awful. I had the saddle burger which included "crispy onion ribbons", which were anything but crispy. Soggy and old. The burgers were dry and the fries were frozen. The salads were ok. I've been disappointed by this restaurant before and so has everyone I've brought. Guess I finally learned. Also, they really need to actually wash the windows, it's pretty awful to look out onto the river through dirty windows with hand prints all over them.
- I'd only go during the weekTomasanDined on 7/19/2014The food was good and they had a nice beer selection but the noise level is high. We asked to be seated in the glass encased room that made it slightly quieter. The view is great and we had a good time. If you're looking for a nice place to go, try this place during the week; there's a club connected to it so it gets crowded and noisy on the weekends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great VibeFoodie2014Dined on 7/19/2014The ambience in this place is great. A mixture of young professional and older crowd (very minimal though). Dj was playing great music. Can't beat dancing, having a cocktail, and a great view by the water. The food was ok. Wouldn't eat there again. The hummus was dry and not presentable. They charge way too much for the food they serve. The waitress was sweet but lacked experience, as she failed to give us utensils. They were very accommodating to my reservation, as half of my party was late!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okSarahBDined on 7/19/2014The food was just ok. I didn't like it enough to finish what was on my plate, nor did half of our party (group of 7). The only way we got drinks was by tracking the server down. She was very friendly and knowledgeable when she was addressing the table, but she did not check on us ever. The manager brought dessert for a birthday like it was an order, walked over to the table and said "ice cream?" No candle or anything. He quickly realized and came back to do it correctly, but it wasn't the same. Someone at the table ordered a round of shots and they brought 1 shot. Then they decided to comp us a round of shots, but a different one than we ordered. The whole experience was just weird, and I wouldn't be excited to return to this restaurant.Special Features:
- Don't expect to sit outsideMjheroDined on 7/19/2014Will be back. But hour wait for outdoor with reservation! RealjySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food with a ViewThe1Travel1GirlVIPDined on 7/12/2014You can't beat this panoramic view of the Hudson. The pier holds the inside and outside diners, so you are IN the water!! Service and hostesses were very professional and on top of their game. I had the pizza. Not bad.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrible serviceSgambrelDined on 7/10/2014The service and god was not good at all. We waited almost an hour for our entrees and then they weren't correct and were coldSpecial Features:
- Fun new placeOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/10/2014Tasty menu with reasonable prices and good service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice placeJerseygirlVIPDined on 7/9/2014Nice place to hang out with friends and check out some views of the city. Little on pricey side so I don't go as often.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 7/5/2014I have many issues with this resturant but I will limit to two. Given there is a large parking lot I find it really annoying that you MUST valet your car. The parking lot is a bit of a walk to the front door so I see offering valet parking. However forcing it on people for the cost of $5 is pretty much a money grabbing move. Secondly, although the food is good and so it the view, the service is horrible. From start to finish the service was poor at best. The hostess cannot get it together and the waitress had an awful attitude and couldn't be bothered. We ordered a pizza - never bringing us the topping tray, extra napkins, even offering us a second beverage. She brought us the bill before even offering us dessert.Special Features:
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From flesh-eating monster to ecosystem engineer
Redemption for the sea lamprey
by Dr. Heather Deese and Catherine Schmitt
"Body elongate, eel-like. Jaws absent, mouth forming broad, elliptical hood armed with horny, hooked teeth arranged in 11 or 12 rows, innermost teeth largest."
This is not a detail from some alien encounter, but the opening lines of Henry Bigelow's description of the sea lamprey, Petromyzon marinus, an ancient fish with a lineage that extends back some 530 million years.
Like some other sea-run fish native to the Maine coast, lamprey have long suffered from a bad reputation, mostly because of the damage the species has caused in some of the Great Lakes.
Yes, adult lamprey do eat other fish in the ocean, including salmon, cod, haddock, swordfish and bluefin tuna. "They fasten on to the side of their victim, where they rasp away until they tear through the skin or scales and are able to suck the blood," wrote Bigelow. But now, researchers are finding that when it comes inland to spawn in late spring, this primitive, resilient fish actually does some good in Maine rivers, from cleaning out streambeds to playing architect for nesting Atlantic salmon.
Dr. Stephen Coghlan, an assistant professor of freshwater fisheries ecology at the University of Maine, and his graduate student Robert Hogg have been getting to know this creature with its small, dark eyes and slimy skin mottled black brown and greenish gray. A fish without scales or jaws, the strong, fast swimming lamprey has found a home in Sedgeunkedunk Stream, a tributary of the Penobscot River in Orrington and Brewer, Maine.
"To our knowledge, our study is the first to quantify effects of spawning sea lamprey on stream habitat in the context of Atlantic salmon restoration," said Coghlan, whose lamprey research is funded by Maine Sea Grant. Like salmon, lamprey require fast-moving water and a gravelly stream bottom for spawning. As they prepare to mate and lay eggs, sea lamprey spend hours building nests. Working together, males and females use their mouths to pick up stones as big as a man's fist and drag them into a pile, excavating pits, building mounds, loosening silt and mud from the stream bottom and improving water flows. The male and female will mate upstream, and the spawn will drift into the nest, settling in the cracks between rocks. They don't feed when they migrate inland to reproduce, and apparently they don't return to the stream where they hatched, but follow the scent of larval lamprey to find good spawning habitat. The adults die within days of spawning; larvae leave the nest within a week and burrow downstream. It could be months or years before they emerge, transformed, into juvenile lampreys and head for the sea.
Coghlan is also looking at how decomposing lamprey carcasses affect nutrients in the stream. When they come from the ocean, sea-run fish like alewives, salmon, and lamprey bring with them large quantities of ocean nutrients and energy. They enter freshwater streams, rivers and lakes, areas that regularly lose nutrients through normal processes of rainfall, runoff, and river discharge. In the past, the millions of fish that moved from the Gulf of Maine into inland watersheds to spawn helped to fertilize the landscape. And, of course, these fish were food for people. The thousands of dams erected throughout Maine in the last 250 years severed these links, preventing sea-run fish from providing valuable services and eliminating a local source of food.
Despite current momentum for restoring connections between rivers and the sea, fewer than five percent of all dam removals in the U.S. are coupled with rigorous biological monitoring procedures. The lamprey study is part of a recent restoration project on Sedgeunkedunk Stream that is serving as a case study for scientists interested in documenting how quickly fish populations and stream food webs respond to barrier removal.
Since 2009, when one dam was bypassed with a rock-ramp fishway and another dam was removed entirely, sea-run or anadromous fishes have regained access to six kilometers of Sedgeunkedunk Stream and 1,300 acres of upstream pond habitat. Coghlan began studying the stream before the dam removals to collect baseline data. A nearby stream outside of the restoration is serving as a reference site.
In summer 2010, after removal of the Mill Dam, salmon quickly moved upstream, and lamprey and alewife swam past the old dam site the following spring, almost as if they had been waiting. Prior to dam removal, Coghlan and his co-investigators estimated that 47 sea lamprey constructed 31 nests along 700 meters of habitat in the lowermost portion of Sedgeunkedunk Stream. In 2010 after dam removal, they estimated that 150 sea lamprey constructed 130 nests along five kilometers of stream.
Come summer, Atlantic salmon and brook trout will move into the stream where the lampreys have done their architectural work. "We don't know for sure that salmon use old lamprey nests for their own spawning, but it's likely," said Coghlan, "and if they do, we're not sure if they seek out abandoned nests actively, or those old nests happen to be in the right habitat."
It appears that, in their reclamation of Sedgeunkedunk Stream, the sea lamprey have also begun to redeem their image as valuable participants in the dynamic food web of Maine's coastal waters.
This article is made possible in part by funds from Maine Sea Grant.
Heather Deese holds a doctorate in oceanography and is the Island Institute's senior programs director – marine initiatives. Catherine Schmitt is communications coordinator for Maine Sea Grant.
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James Lyne, director of technology strategy at Sophos, told V3 that while the cyber strategy has had some success combating cyber fraud it is still missing the big picture.
"I've been involved in a few cases where fraud websites or operations have been suppressed. I've undoubtedly noticed an increased responsiveness, clarity of process and willingness for industry and government to work together to make life harder for cyber criminals," Lyne told V3.
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Lyne's comments mirror the sentiment of the National Audit Office, which earlier warned the number of IT security professionals in the UK has not kept pace with the burgeoning threats facing the country.
The NAO claimed cybercrime is now costing the country up to £27bn per year.
Lyne said that the UK government must ensure IT tuition must begin at the earliest stages of the education system if it hopes to reverse the trend.
"Initiatives like the UK Cyber Security Challenge have provided an alternative channel to identify talent, but more fundamental revisions to the curriculum are required," Lyne told V3.
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Rep. Chandler, R-Bartlett, has introduced a bill (House Bill 256) that would charge, on a sliding scale, everyone who has to be rescued by the state if lost in the woods, capsized on a lake, etc. Currently, the state charges only those who are found to be negligent, and for the most part they do not pay.
It is not Chandler's proposal to charge for all rescues that has the most merit. There are some good reasons why the state might not want to do precisely that. Rather, the strength of Chandler's bill is that it begins moving the state away from its long-standing practice of funding searches and rescues with fees on people who make up fewer than half of all rescues: hunters, fishermen, boaters, snowmobilers and ATV riders.
The existing funding structure is a matter of convenience. It is easy to charge people to register vehicles or obtain licenses. There is no easy way to charge people for hiking or walking in the woods. The state cannot put a toll booth at every trail head. It cannot very well make hikers obtain licenses to use public lands, either. But hikers account for more than half of searches and rescues. What is the state to do?
We could simply pay for them with general taxation. Or we could dedicate a portion of the rooms and meals tax, as Susan Arnold, vice president for conservation of the Appalachian Mountain Club, has suggested. But both of those go against the old-fashioned New Hamsphire tradition that the user should pay, to the greatest extent possible, for specialized services.
Chandler would combine his minimum rescue fee ($350-$1,000) with a "hike safe card" available to hikers. Buy the $18 card, and if you have to be rescued, it's covered. That is a creative idea well worth considering. It would give hikers peace of mind while also encouraging them to think more seriously about trip preparation.
HB 256 will not provide full funding for searches and rescues, and more deliberation is needed about the pros and cons of the plan. But Chandler has moved the conversation in a new and promising direction, and legislators need to give this proposal serious consideration.
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Person 1: Osama Bin Laden was a faggot. He killed tons of people.
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The world's greatest hide and seek player.
America: "Dammit, we didn't even count to 20 and Osama Bin Laden still got away"
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Is dead.
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The world hide and seek champion.
I'm pretty sure Osama Bin Laden won that little hide and seek game we started in 2001...It's hard to beat 9 years, 7 months, and 20 days.
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Terrorist leader who is apparently far more intelligent than the combined intelligence of the world leaders trying to find him.
My friend got a perfect score on his MCAT. He's a straight-up Osama bin Laden.
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www.sodahead.comA former sheriff's deputy in Santa Cruz County, and another man were arrested on federal drug smuggling and gun charges yesterday.Federal authorities say 29-year-old Jesus R. Contreras -- a former Santa Cruz County Sheriff's deputy -- and 38-year-old Ernesto Castro were arrested y ... More >>
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UK van insurance broker Autonet Insurance Services has saved more than 90 per cent on the cost of its ICT and storage infrastructure by virtualising and replacing elements of its old server and storage resources.
The company began to think about migration to a virtualised infrastructure in 2009, then began a migration in earnest in October 2010.
Autonet's new ICT and storage setup is built on the VMware ESXi platform and includes a NetApp FAS2040 in-house SAN and an off-site FAS2020 for disaster recovery.
The solution replaced some network-attached storage (NAS) and direct-attached storage solutions from a variety of vendors.
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"I was provisioning five to 10 servers per year at £5,000 a time and I was certain that this money could have been used far more efficiently," he said.
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"I am very pleased with that decision," he said. "The implementation went ahead remarkably quickly, over just a four-day period last October, and since go-live, services have been delivered to just the standard I need them to be."
"I feel a giant weight had been taken off my mind. I know I now have a reliable data storage function matched by a full disaster recovery capability."
The "90 per cent" cost savings were derived from no longer having to regularly purchase new servers. In 2008 to 2009, Autonet bought 12 servers; and since the new implementation in October 2010, that has been reduced to two.
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So often people in miserable jobs use their kids as an excuse not to make a move. After complaining about their job, their boss, the company, the endless meetings which produce no results, and their lack of filling meaningful at work – I suggest they find something else to do!
Many times they explain to me that they have children to support – as if I was telling them to quit their job and go home and become a bum. But I have started asking them "do you want your children to go to college, get a job they hate, and feel stressed out and meaningless?" Their answer is ALWAYS "of course not!"
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It's all in the title. That's what determines whether someone will start reading your latest article or flipping through your recently published book. I no longer have any doubts about this.
I've become so intrigued by this fact that I now look forward to receiving professional journals and magazines in the mail just so I can study the titles!
There's clearly a science behind titling everything. Understand it and you can then easily replicate it.
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Meet Dale Callahan
Dr. Dale Callahan, PE has been an engineer for over 20 years, but the thing he is most passionate about is helping people reach success on their own terms. Dale has worked as an electrical engineer in corporate America, authored multiple books on entrepreneurship, taught at the graduate level for a major university, and in 2000 Dale started the Information Engineering & Management Masters Degree program at UAB, which has grown to be a world-renowned resource for anyone seeking to further their career. IEM began as a place to provide individuals the tools they needed to reach the success level that mattered to them. Under Dale's direction, it became a hot spot for providing solid career success. From creating start-up companies, to starting a new career, or advancing in your current position, the principles Dale Callahan brings to the table combines business savvy, industry experience, and the everyman's street smarts, to transform not just your view of Mondays, but your entire career focus. You CAN be successful at a job you love—just ask Dale Callahan.
Learn to be successful in any career by learning to think like an entrepreneur.
Pearson & Google Take Over BlackboardMuch like Facebook, at Google, the improvements just keep coming. Fresh off the block with Google +, Google is moving into taking the education world by storm.
How to Prepare for a Successful Career
Twelve years of school. This is where most of us really start our careers and prepare to enter the job market.
In theory, twelve years of basic education prepares us for our career or entrepreneurial ventures – but in most instances all it does is prepare us for college – or yet another four plus years of education geared at career preparation.
In both K-12 and college (or other type of advanced education) we are told how the world works and how we are to work in the world to succeed. The end goal of it all – minus the broadened education to survive in society – is a job. Ok, sometimes we call it a career, a business, or even an entrepreneurial endeavor, but let's be clear – they (the teachers and those who in their infinite wisdom counsel you whether you ask for it or not) always talk in terms of getting a job and going to work.
What Do You Need to Know to Get Ahead?
That's the magic question, isn't it? Of course, it assumes you have to know something to get ahead. That's a reasonable assumption, but surely you have those moments as I do where you shake your head and wonder "how did this guy become a billionaire?" But let's shelve that discussion and be real worldish for a few paragraphs more.
What do you need to know?


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Jack Randall promoted at Boston music agency
Boston-based musicians' agency Ted Kurland Assoc. has promoted Jack Randall to the post of VP of A&R.TKA founder Ted Kurland credits Randall with bringing artist Pete Seeger to the agency and with creating projects such as the Blue Note Records 70th Anniversary Tour. The TKA roster includes Chick Corea, Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, Sonny Rollins and Ornette Coleman.
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