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I break it up using OUs and build the machine with MDT and a dropdown of OUs to choose from.
Right, so I'm just overhauling the whole install procedure here for over the summer, trying to get my base images down and then be a bit more targeted with the software deployments, so I'm just wondering how you folks do it.
Do you have a GPO per set of machines that has all the installs in for that group (ICT Suites, Science Rooms, Music Rooms etc) or do you have a GPO for each set of software and then target the deployment based on security groups and what not?
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I break it up using OUs and build the machine with MDT and a dropdown of OUs to choose from.
PC's in OU's for different Departments with GP's assigned to PC's if needed, same for users - broken down into departments and in GP the users get assigned GP's depending on what OU they are in. PC's are all built with MDT and OU specified in build process, With us having departments and PC's belonging to departments at the build process we specify which OU the PC belongs to and then it updates with the correct policeis for that OU.
Software - We roll out through GP and if for some reason it cant be rolled out through GP I'll add the program into MDT as an application and re-image the machine to install it that way. Software that is rolled out in GP is also done at OU / Department level, but we also have a "General Software" OU which all machines are assigned to so they can pull things like Firefox, Chrome, Notepad++ etc etc.
Works well, when I first did all of this it was a rushed job and everything was a mess but the past 6 months I've restructured everything and things are a lot easier now.
most of my computer OUs are geographical. I have a GPO software install for each piece of software that I'll link to a certain OU.
My user OUs are divided by type. Teacher,Pupil,Admin. Each inheriting a common GPO from the Parent OU they reside in. GPOs for Iternet Printer Drive maps etc for their specific OU.
This is something you should decide when setting up your ADs schema. But I inherited mine.
Back on topic I have each software package in its own GPO and then add then to the ous for each department/IT room as needed
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Works really well as you don't have to mess about remembering OUs.
You can also add freindly names if nessisary but it involves changing more stuff:
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I'm coming to vist Boston from Montreal for 2 days next Monday. Any suggestion of any must go restaurants or clam chowder place?
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I'll stick with some of the "cheap" food, since that's what I like to go for when I'm in Montreal.
Sultan's Kitchen on State St. for excellent Turkish food
Chacarero on Province St. near Downtown Crossing has excellent Chilean-style sandwiches called a Chacarero. It has grilled beef or chicken, green beans, muenster cheese, a spicy avacado spread and it's on this very delicious homemade round bread.
I don't get the impression that the Montreal Chinatown is one of the city's culinary strengths, so you might want to try two favorites here in Chinatown. Peach Farm on Tyler St., or the Gourmet Dumpling House on Beach St. Both are excellent.
Cafe Jaffa on Gloucester St. has excellent Israeli/Middle Eastern cuisine.
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Another place I think you'd like is Cuchi Cuchi in Cambridge. It's a very funky "small plate" place, with international influences. They make some great cocktails too, and it's got a very fun vibe to it.
I don't know if those qualify as local "hot spots", but maybe you will enjoy one.
Montreal is such a good city for food, so I shrink a little bit from recommending restaurants to you. However, just to get this going I'll mention a couple. I like "Bin 26 Enoteca" which is a wine bar on Charles Street (Beacon Hill, but very close to Back Bay). This could be good for taking a break if you are in that area; it tends to be pretty expensive but good. In Cambridge, Oleana is a special and different restaurant with beautiful decor, an outdoor garden and a sophisticated take on Middle East cuisine. That's in a weird location not too far from MIT, you might need to take a cab there. But in Harvard Square (Cambridge) I really like these 2 restaurants: Harvest and Upstairs onthe Square. The latter is a quirky looking place with good cocktails and very good food. The main floor is a little cheaper and the upstairs restaurant is a little pricier and more formal. Harvest is an all-around restaurant but I have always had really solid meals there and great service. It has a beautiful little courtyard. Might be worth stopping in even if just for a drink, as the bar area is very comfortable and pretty. This restaurant is the type that offers game in the fall and often has foie gras on the menu (again, I hesitate to say this to YOU . . . .). Have a good visit.
Montreal certainly is an awesome food city. One major difference I find between the great chow in Boston vs. Montreal is that Montreal's chow tends to be a little more heavily produced, whereas Boston's is a little more simply prepared, letting the ingredients speak a bit more for themselves.
I find the Cambridge side of the river to have the edge with this light-handed style of cooking. A few particularly ingredient-focused places you might try: Oleana, Chez Henri (bar menu is best, but seating is limited), EVOO, Craigie on Main, T.W. Food, Ten Tables.
In Boston, for clam chowder, and seafood in general, I'd hit Neptune Oyster in the North End.
I second Neptune (North End), for any seafood. Also in the North End are Bricco (big) and Carmen (tiny) both very good Italian. I like Taberna de Haro in Brookline, a Spanish Tapas restaurant with a comprehensive Spanish wine list. The owner's ex-husband now owns another Tapas restuarant, Toro, in the South End. I've heard good things about it but have not eaten there.
The best Indian I have had in Boston is at Tamarind Bay in Harvard Square (and I hear there's another one in Brookline).
Have fun. We just got the first sunshine in it seems like years and I hope it stays for your trip.
I don't know why you would want to try a French restaurant here coming from Montreal, but if you do Troquet is a lovely restaurant, on the Boston Common, lovely food and a large wine selection.
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A big yes for Neptune Oyster. And I think if you do decide on tapas, you should decide between Taberna de Haro and Toro. The former is much more traditional and romantic, while the latter has a sleek, contemporary, and very loud atmosphere. I think the food at each place can be described in the same exact way respectively. In the end, both are very good.
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The restaurant opened by Julio de Haro, the ex of Taberna de Haro's owner Deborah de Haro, is Estragon. Toro is another Ken Oringer venture.
I'll second (or is it third?) Taberna de Haro, especially now that the weather's warmed up. They have sidewalk seating - you may have to wait a while for an outside table but it's worth it.
I think you've got a bunch of good replies already, but stepping outside of the chowder request, I might suggest a few places which specialize in local, seasonal ingredients.
I'm sure others can add more, but places like Garden at the Cellar, Craigie on Main, EVOO, Oleana, TW Food (opinions vary here) and I believe Persephone may fall in this category as well.
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I'll second the recommendation for some of the restaurants in Cambridge with a focus on seasonal and high quality ingredients. I am particularly fond of EVOO, T. W. Food, and Craigie on Main. T. W. Food has wine dinners every Tuesday night; next Tuesday is USA (menu here: http://twfoodrestaurant.com/menus/usa... [pdf]), which could be fun. Craigie on Main also is one of the better places for cocktails in Boston/Cambridge, and the bar menu is good. You might also consider the Chef's Whim at Craigie on Main (see here: http://www.craigieonmain.com/?page_id...) -- a 4 or 6 course tasting menu served after 9pm on weekdays, for considerably less than the standard tasting menus (might need to get a reservation though).
In Boston, I'll second the recommendation for Chinatown (I had a great meal at Gourmet Dumpling House recently; a board search will turn up many other options), and for Toro (definitely a local hotspot IMO, great Spanish tapas).
Finally, I'll throw out a recommendation for Hungry Mother (in Kendall Square, Cambridge) or Tupelo (in Inman Square, Cambridge). Both are Southern cuisine. I haven't been to Tupelo but it's gotten raves on this board; Hungry Mother I can recommend from personal experience (try the fried oysters if you go).
One of the newest local hot spot is Scampo at the Liberty Hotel. This hotel used to be the Charles Street Jail and is very interesting. The various food/drink venues are in keeping with the prison theme- Clink, Alibi Lounge and Scampo (which I believe means escape).
Lydia Shire runs it- she is famous in Boston. Delicious lobster pizza, great breads, pastas and creative main dishes. Also, excellent cocktails.
The restos here generally aren't comparable to the quality you'll find in Montreal either in terms of quality, skill or presentation. That said, I'd try Lala Rokh for Persian, Monica's on Richmond Street in the North End for Italian, Rendez-vous in Cambridge. Many people like Craigie on Main in Cambridge. Henrietta's Table in Cambridge has a nice lunch. Wherever you go, bring your own bread and dessert.
Thanks to everyone's great suggestion. I wish I had time to try all of them. The first day I got there, hungry, punched in Toro on my GPS. What a surprise! It's a nice place, food is delicious especially the grilled corn with cotijua cheese, simply heavenly. At night, we went to Oleana. I was surprised by how full the place was at 9pm on a Sunday night. We also went to O Ya, which was nice but over priced I find. Evoo was nice too but I find the music was a bit out of touch. There's a little bakery/cafe across Evoo, The Biscuit, I had the best biscotti there and great coffee. I actually went back to get more to bring them back. I have to agree on Neptune, the seafood is great and it's a beautiful little place. I enjoyed it very much. Overall, Boston is a pleasant surprise, I wouldn't hesitate to go back.
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Private banks, contribute to raise the value of the dollar against the dinar
Central Bank of Iraq puts new regulations for banks participating in the auction dollar (archive)
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Taken the CBI decision required the banks to participate in the auction to sell the dollar determine the selling price and commission in order, starting on Wednesday, after the recently discovered transformation of banks and brokers to "buyers finalists" and sell the dollar at about 5 times the commission normal. He warned the central bank taking it out of the auction indefinitely if it violated the resolution. The Economist commented on the decision that comes in the central part of the "war" between the bank, which wants to commit his instructions of private banks, and the latter aimed at the greatest profit, noting that those banks obtaining commissions double A decrease is part of the dinar exchange rate against the dollar. On the other hand the Central announced the renewed rise in daily sales of USD 3.5 million due to application of "organizational measures" to ensure "transparency" transactions, to the rate of $ 110 million a day.
Sales of the dollar at an auction the central bank, on Monday, versus $ 109 million down from 111 million in a session on Sunday.
Hosted economic and investment commission in the House of Representatives, on Monday, central bank governor and his deputy, and a number of officials in the bank, to discuss monetary policy, and the conditions of the local currency and foreign.
In an interview with "the world," said the appearance of Mohammed Salih, Deputy Governor of Central Bank of Iraq, "we discovered that the banks took the exercise and function of the final buyer is not mediation, and took sells above the price to the buyer between 54 and 56 dinars per dollar instead of 10 dinars per dollar, has created a market parallel", "The banks Ahtkratna and monopolized the market taking advantage of the official (central bank)."
Participating banks and 45 branch bank at auction the central bank, which regulates 5 times a week, except holidays.
And select for "starting on Wednesday (tomorrow) to prevent the banks make orders if it does not determine the sale price, a central bank rate + commission not exceeding 10 dinars to the dollar," and followed by saying, "This will ensure the price was cheap, fair competition," and warned " that is contrary to the auction to come out of the indeterminate. "
And the sale price of U.S. currency, between the "We sell the dollar is currently at 1166 +13 JD commission on every dollar we take the final price becomes 1179, and 1189 to sell banks and share the commission with money transfer companies."
And meaningful instructions of buying and selling imposed by the central bank to banks, starting from tomorrow, said Maytham and coffee, an economist, "There is a war between the central and private banks The former wants Aarzakhha to his policies, and aims to determine the exchange rate of the dinar against the dollar, and to avoid any sudden increases, while aimed at banks to make a profit, "he continued," the greater the demand for the dollar profits of the largest banks will, and here the central bank wants banks are required to select orders according to perceptions about the number rises or drops a little. "
And between the coffee that the low exchange rate of the dinar against the dollar in the market, "part of raising the margins of the commission on the part of commercial banks that do not oblige the determinants in buying and selling, and another part is that there is strong demand for the dollar against the display is scarce, making the banks or financial companies impose high prices of dollars. " The mention of the coffee that "the central bank knows that there is a demand for the dollar is greater than the Iraqi trader need him, as he knows that these days the dollar goes to Syria and Iran."
On the other hand, said the deputy governor of the central bank "bank sales of dollar rose from 3.5 million Dorlar to 60 million, and between 100 and 120 million dollars now, after taking banks adapt to package organizational procedures in order to avoid sub-an attack on the window of foreign currency (the auction ) since the beginning of last December with the U.S. withdrawal, and the announcement of No. 2012, which balance the $ 100 billion, which encourages demand for dollar, the more you grow as expenditure grows the demand for the window. "
The date of the establishment of a window in the foreign currency the central bank to October of 2003.
Saleh said "the rate of sale of the Central Bank from 150 to 200 million, but requests and reached $ 450 million did not Nlbha, because many of the names that have proven to requests unambiguous, and that the method of bidding by the question marks, although we are not afraid of selling or We have no restrictions on it in the natural situation, because we have covered liquidity in foreign currency. "
To avoid suspicious transactions adopted a central "way (know your customer), the international rule of the Basel Convention in the fight against money laundering to prevent the banks from the bosom of the money contaminated, at the request sufficient information, a bank account is under way, and the liberalization of a certified check, paid by the bank for the company money transfer, and include a copy for the instrument with the transaction (purchase order). "
Saleh said that "this dish on February 1 the current sales fell from 200 million to 3.5 million dollars." "We made sure that many of the applications were submitted fictitious names or the names of real owners, but are afraid to reveal their names because of the culture of fear", and was followed by "can not do business with fear, as there is no dealer without a large bank account."
According to Saleh, "the central bank buys dollars from the Ministry of Finance in the form of deals and sell the dinar at the auction itself and is Vaúdtna Nsthsalha commission from the banks because we needed to meet the cost of printing currency (Seanorj) and other things."
Attribute the benefit of buying the currency from the Ministry of Finance that "Iraq is different from Malaysia, Singapore and China, which gets her flows in dollars as a result of their exports. Iraq does not make the non-oil, which goes part of the proceeds for importing the government, such as ration card and contracting carried out by the Bank of T. Me. Aye."
According to the website of the House of Representatives, the committee of economy and investment in the Council under the chairmanship of Ahmed al-Alwani, hosted, on Monday, Shabibi central bank governor, and his deputy, the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, and a number of general managers in the bank. And between the site hosting the discussion led to the Iraqi dinar exchange rate / and inquire about the validity of information on the entry of counterfeit currency into Iraq, as well as the constraints faced by the Central Bank in order to develop appropriate solutions.
Article (103) Second of the Iraqi constitution, "the Central Bank of Iraq is responsible before the House of Representatives ..".
In a statement to Twilight News said Abdul Hussein Abtan member of the parliamentary Economic Committee that the House supports the policy of the Iraqi Central Bank, and feel reassured about the diaper on the Iraqi currency.
The Central Bank of Iraq, announced on the sixth of January, rising foreign currency reserves to $ 60 billion, for the first time in the history of Iraq, after it was in 2010, its reserves of 58 billion dollars.
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The show dropped about one hundred thousand from the week before, and that bodes ill. But who knows. In fact, "True Blood" arrived Sunday at nine, and that would tend to have a dampening effect on competition. (Although "Blood" - at 4.5 million - actually began quietly too.)
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Ride and relax in rural France – at Château de Laumière
Join one of Château de Laumière's French horse riding holidays in southern France, you'll be warmly invited to experience this beautiful, peaceful corner of the world – and do as much or as little as you like. Family owned and home to Chris, Lynda and Tanya, Château de Laumière offers luxury accommodation in either the château itself or the holiday gîtes – and a truly wonderful environment in which to relax, chill out and ride our lovely horses.
If you take the time to browse our website you will see that we offer a completely different holiday experience to many others in the respect that you have a variety of holiday options. Here at Château de Laumière with your hosts Chris, Lynda and Tanya you can experience the opulent luxury of staying in the actual Château or alternately sample the delights of our holiday gîtes.
Your Riding Holiday
On the horse riding holidays at Laumière, we typically go riding in the mornings, after which you can relax and enjoy a delicious, substantial lunch.
Afterwards, you can either enjoy a lazy afternoon snoozing in the gardens, or by the swimming pool and help yourself to unlimited refreshments.
Alternatively, you can arrange extra riding, explore this fabulous area of southern France with its many sights, attractions and activities. Or perhaps you could take a relaxing massage which, as it was so popular last year, will continue to be available.
Our Accommodation
Guests at Laumière will find a welcoming and friendly atmosphere, with comfortable, characterful rooms and spacious grounds. You can stay in The Château or our Gites.
In the Château we only cater for a maximum of eight guests at any one time, thus everyone can be sure of our undivided attention should they want it, or alternatively peace and quiet and if you prefer to have a quiet holiday.
Whilst relaxing in and around the Château can help yourselves to refreshments at any time – tea, coffee, soft drinks, locals wines, beer and fresh fruit are always available.
Our Location
The region where our Château is located is steeped in history and some of the major sites are easily accessible when you book a horse riding in France experience with us. This region has been the subject of various wars (usually with the British!) over the centuries and was originally part of Aquitaine.
The Bastide at Carcassonne is testament to these wars and when visiting this enchanting area you can almost feel yourself being transported back in time. The unspoilt countryside and relative lack of any modern developments make this a premier destination for horse riding France.
Lunch at the Château is either al fresco in the delightful gardens, or in the majestic vaulted dining room. On one day, usually Thursday, you will ride out as usual in the morning before returning to the Château in time to freshen-up before we take a visit to a favourite restaurant of ours for a sumptuous lunch.
Here you will be offered a selection of excellent regional food as approved by Jamie Oliver during his visit to this area when he cooked alongside Monique (the owner) who told us that she didn't know who he was at the time but thought he was "a very nice boy!"
Our Horses
Horse riding holidays in France are our speciality and your hosts' expertise in regard to all things equine will become clear to you as soon as you arrive. Our horses are well cared for and not simple Château facilities, they are essentially an extended part of our family, each with their own very individual personality.
Taking into account your riding experience, you will be assigned a horse that fits both your own ability and level of experience. We believe that relaxing is as important as riding, so you'll also have plenty of time to enjoy all the other aspects of your holiday too!
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After several wonderful holidays in Southern France, we (Chris and Lynda) bought our first holiday home which enabled us to spend increasing amounts of time experiencing the hospitality of the people, the relaxing life style and enjoying good French food and wine.
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Thanks for the help and clarification. I haven't read my manual, I must admit, but my car is a 1993 and I think the other person's was equally as old. Back then I remember it was a set mileage, but I will try to read it to confirm that.
Thanks for the help and clarification. I haven't read my manual, I must admit, but my car is a 1993 and I think the other person's was equally as old. Back then I remember it was a set mileage, but I will try to read it to confirm that.
I think you can start with trhe Titanium edition of the Escape, quite well done and offers the luxury you say you want. Reasonable fuel economy, about 30 highway actual, for a small SUV. The CR-V remains a favorite. But also take a look at offerings from Hyundai and Kia.
Those are the best numbers I've heard for the Hyundai Sonata hybrid and I love them. Crazy? crazy good.
No. It's a competitive market with dealers and products competing. Find a dealer who does not charge those unnecessary fees. Sounds like greed to me.
No. It is up to us who produce these chats to give people a reason to pay. Nothing's free.
It is acceptable to negotiate anything and everything about the car. What is your credit score? Negotiate the finance rate. Cars and houses are the two most expensive purchases you will make in your lifetime. You will probably finance it which makes the car/house more expensive
I just wrote do's and don'ts of buying a car
I haven't driven the 2014 CRV yet, but the 2013 is a 4cylinder while the RDX is a 6cylinder. The Honda is going to have better fuel mileage but the Acura will have better horsepower.
The Acura is a luxury vehicle so it depends on how much you want to spend but you can trick out the best Honda and it will probably cost less than the Acura.
Take yourself to Pep Boys or Autozone and inquire there. They are the experts on these things. Or, wait for a response from Clifton. Clifton, you there?
Lou Ann here:
Ask them if you put moth balls in your garage around your car if that would help. We did that in a shed where the skunks hung out and they haven't come back. :)
Most batteries, lithium and nickel metal hydride, last three years or longer. The industry is still gathering research on this. No, all lithium ion batteries are not necessasrily the same.
I watch Top Gear, the Science channel/how things are made. Commercial television bores me to tears.
I would start with the usual suspects in the crossover category assuming that you aren't shopping for top-dollar luxury. Those would include The Ford Escape, Honda CR-V, Toyota Rav 4, and offerings from Hyundai and Kia, which are surprisingly competitive to many people. BMW has the X3 and X5 and Mercedes-Benz the small G-Class wagon. They also have the higher prices.
Membership programs are dsigned to give a good discount to their members so that the members don't have to haggle. Look at how much you make an hour and how much you think you will save. If you can beat the price of the membership cost than try haggling.
Also look at last week's chat. We talked about membership programs and discounts in that session.
I'd like to find a way to find out what car manufacturers really do. Example: I have a Forester, and got tangled up with their required "coolant conditioner" when I had to have work done on the radiator system, Then I found about the "conditioner" that was really ground up linseed that clogged holes in head valve gaskets, so when the radiator liquid was drained, the head valve gaskets had to be replaced because of leaks. On my dime. Hence, I'd like to find out if a manufacturer has a history of such schemes before I buy a car from them. Other than disgruntled buyers whining sites, do you know of any such information? THANKS Oh and I do like my 2001 Forester, but that did give me a sour taste about buying another one...
Are you Clifton? Geez! Not everything is a conspiracy. Certainly not this one. I have a hunch that I'm not hearing everything here.
Watching, not necessarily doing. Most of us who buy and drive cars don't race. We use roads such as the New Jersey Turnpike, I-95 and I-87, which are heavily regulated. Do you race? Where?
Dark leather does hold and retain heat from your bot and ambient surroundings, such as a hot garage on a hot day. I use towels over such seats.
I've driven them alal and would choose the Fiat Abarth 500C simply because i like the wayt it looks and feels.
Lou Ann here:
I would drive the Fiesta ST as well. It's funny, the size of the Fiat 500 looks totally normal in Europe. We see Ford Fiestas here as well. It's the Smart car that still looks tiny tiny.
I've driven all of the M-B G-Class. Even helped some friends buy them. They are rich friends. They are happy with their G-class models, including the GL, Lou Ann. It's a mindset. I couldn't get them to look at a Hyundai. And I've tried.
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There are people that still will only buy a certain brand, I understand that, but at least look at the Audi bmw x5 and porsche cayenne.
Hmmm. Interesting questions/observations.
Yeah, well: He races cars, which means he apparently has the time and the money to do so. Race cars are high-performsnce vehicles, which most of us don't buy or own, or maintain. Prescribed oil-change intervals usually work best for the cars we drive.
Thank you.
No, I haven't. And please accept my apologies for my response. I definitely will research this. Never heard of it. I'll check.
Yes, we will and we have. And the industry seems to be responding with hybrids and new diesels. Consider, as an xample, the seven-seater Toyota Highlander SUV hybrid--not cheap at a base price slightly below $41K. But none of these things are cheap.
No. It's a business decision. Costs. But I suspect that Toyota soon will get rid of that four-speed in the same manner that it is ditching the Corolla's short, boxy body.
Lou Ann just got on the bus to go back to her hotel in Stuttgart. My hunch is that she will be tooling around in a Golf R on her playtime.
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What is the relationship between church, state and civil society especially in the western democratic traditions? How has this impacted the political place and understanding of other religious traditions? Over the past two millennia diverse Christian traditions have had a tremendous impact upon western notions of the self, the other, and the State. This course traces this development in order to better understand the socio-political location of religion within western democratic societies. Topics may include: the relation between early Christian churches and Roman imperialism (e.g. Nero, Constantine); encounters with Islam; early modern political theories of the State (e.g. Hobbes, Rousseau); and contemporary (de)secularization theories.
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1. Understand the changing relationship between diverse notions of the church, state and civil society, especially (but not exclusively) in the western traditions;
2. Critically analyse the theological nature of key concepts of the self, the other and the State, and their influence upon the development of western political cultures;
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|This course will examine the relationship between church and state in the western tradition.
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120 Rivington St.
New York, NY 10002Neighborhood:
Lower East Side
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.schapirosnyc.com/
- Phone: (212) 466-3360
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday 4 PM - 2 AM
Friday 4 PM - 3:30 AM
Saturday 10 AM - 3:30 AM
Sunday 10 AM - 12:30 AM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Fusion / Eclectic, Eastern European
- Executive Chef: David Shemesh
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Schapiro's Eatery & Cocktail Bar champions Lower East Side cultural history through its New American menu, seasoned with contemporary Jewish style. Anchored in fresh, locally sourced ingredients, our daily dinner and weekend brunch menus offer elevated comfort foods and Jewish staples, along with signature cocktails crafted to complement the dishes.Continued
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- Food3.6Service2.5
- Ambiance3.4Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (6)vibrant bar scene (6)fit for foodies (5)neighborhood gem (5)great for brunch (4)late-night find (4)hot spot (4)great for lunch (2)romantic (1)Show More
- Good for a group dinnermillienialfoodieDined on 11/8/2014Went here with 5 others for my boyfriend's birthday. Service was slow. It took over an hour to get our food, but the waiter came and served us a complimentary plate of pickled vegetables for our troubles. Mixed drinks were good. Had the one with St. Germain in it. Had the bone marrow appetizer and the meatloaf entree. Both were delicious and very filling. Fun ambiance.Special Features:
- Great food, great ambianceBanyaDined on 11/8/2014Cute little place with great food. A bit pricey, but that's the area. The drinks are a bit of a rip-off. The glasses are so small. My friends had mimosas that were the size of champagne toast glasses and my small thin glass of diet coke had more ice than soda. Try the mac & cheese and the french toast. Both excellent
- Good Good, Poor ServiceSouthernFoodieDined on 10/24/2014Took a good friend if mine here for his birthday. Arrived 10 mins early for our reservation, missing only the birthday boy in our party. The hostess basically ignored us & didn't seat us until he arrived. Even then we had to wait another 15 mins for them to find us another table (we watched as they gave our original table to another party with NO reservation). Once seated our waitress was derelict in almost everything, she didn't bother to bring our drinks. The food was good, drinks delicious, but our waitress left so much to be desired my tip reflected it. If you're cool with being ignored, this is the spot for youSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VERY NICEBarbaraDined on 9/28/2014The food was excellent. We were there on a quiet afternoon, so it was not overly busy. The service could have been al little better, but overall would go again and would recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Couldn't even stay to eat...OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/19/2014I've been to Schapiro's late night before but this experience made me not want to return. My party of 5 was seated and the music was blasting so loud from a blown-out speaker we couldn't even hear our server let alone each other. When we asked the server to turn the music down, she returned saying that the manager wouldn't let her turn it down even if we had had a baby with us. While my past experience with the food was positive, this complete lack of consideration of their customers' comfort level turned me off. My group and I decided we'd rather go somewhere more welcoming and didn't stay to eat...Special Features:
- Unexpected greatnessRockanroloDined on 9/12/2014When we arrived a friendly server checked us in, we didn't like the first table he offered us so we decided to wait at the bar until a better table opened. As soon as it did, we were sat. We started with the chopped liver and the ox tail ravioli which were both very good, except the sauce for the ravioli could use a tiny bit more seasoning. My wife loved the pate. For our main she got the lam chops and I got the ribeye. Both dishes were presented very nicely. My steak was seasoned perfectly and cooked rare as I ordered it. My wife was extatic about her chops and said they were easily some of the best she has ever had. Dessert was also perfectly balanced salted caramel gelato and hazelnut mousse cake. Overall it was a delicious experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy Bride and Friends!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/16/2014Great food. We selected the 3 course pre fix and it was delicious! Service was a bit slow as they only had one waitress working. On a Saturday night, really? All and all, good location, great food and cool vibe.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 23 reviews are from the Schapiro's reviews archive.
- Good local bar - not a destinationJuanValdezVIPDined on 7/18/2014Steak was underccooked. it was noisy even though not that busy. Smoked salmon and fries were both good. Looked liked a good place for neighbourhood buddies to go drink a bunch of beer, but not a destination for dinner.Special Features:
- Updated take on classics!nkwowoDined on 7/11/2014Had a great time at Schapiro's. Nice approach to some old time Jewish food that will make you smile like you did at Grandma's houe all those years ago. Had a 6 person group and we all enjoyed ourselves and the food!Special Features:
- Birthday DinnerLESlocalDined on 6/11/2014I've been a fan of Antibes Bistro for a while, and was waiting to try out Schapiros because it's the same owners. Gave it a whirl last week and it was fantastic. Met a small group of friends for my birthday dinner and we had a blast! Get the Oysters! Great food, knowledgable and friendly service.Special Features:
- Great food, great vibes.n1nan1naDined on 5/31/2014Brunch with a group of five on Saturdays, drinks with a group of ten on Friday night. Never been let down by Shapiro's. It doesn't get too packed for brunch (a miracle, considering its location), they accept reservations on the weekends, the food is DELICIOUS (the menu marries southern food with a kosher kind of flare), cocktails great, staff friendly, bar well stocked. An all round winner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fab food + place. Can be improved.MembrillitaDined on 5/30/2014We went on a busy Friday evening, and our reservation was ready on the dot -- not a given in Downtown. The hostess was lovely and efficient, another rarity in the area. The space and deco are a beauty, the old New York style is gorgeous. The girl bringing food and drinks to our table was fantastic. The potato dumpling, the scallops, and the salmon pastrami were glorious. Room for improvement: 1) The grilled kale was burnt. Both the one we ordered separate and the one that came with a seared salmon. 2) The wine list --OK to be short but then more savvy + quality would make a hug difference. 3) The waitress was efficient, could have been kind as well. Maybe we being foodies over 40 not hipsters were not her crowd. Not our problem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful Restaurant and great foodShedaPitaBreadDined on 5/17/2014I brought a group of friends here for a birthday brunch and was very pleased with how accommodating the staff was. I had a great time and the food was fantastic. Their french toast with banana and ricotta was cooked to perfection. Crispy around the edges and chewy in the middle. I highly recommend.Special Features:
- Food was great. Came out aOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/12/2014Food was great. Came out a little slow. Service stunk. Only reason I would got back would be for the food not the service. Ambience was really nice and it was crowded most of the night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/9/2014Went here after another reservation fell through and everyone was delighted. $5 mimosas and a creative brunch menu pleased everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The service was terrible andsusieDined on 3/9/2014The service was terrible and they weren't even crowded! No wonder they weren't crowded! Food was ok, but they brought one party the dish with half of the items that were supposed to be in the dish missing!
- Friday Night @ Schapiro'sOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/7/2014I had a great experience here last weekend. I liked the scene and the cocktails. The crabcake benedict was on point. My friend did not enjoy the matzo ball soup.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great new East European & FusionMortTheJoatDined on 3/5/2014On their first day as part of the ZipCard 10002 network of neighborhood businesses, we were rewarded with excellence in all categories. We will happily return, with friends and family or on our own.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overcooked Fish on Valentine's dayJBOBZDined on 2/14/2014I didn't realize the Pre-Fixe menu would be imposed on us on Valentine's day -- so our choices were very limited. I'm always weary of pre-fixe in a new restaurant. It just means that the same dishes are pre-made (on some level ) and churned out. This place was a bad as could be. Red Snapper was over cooked, risotto was chewy and flavorless. And the dessert? A chocolate torte that was 1/2 in wide and 2 inches long. It, too was chewy and gross. All this for $50. What a rip off.
- Great findny101Dined on 1/19/2014Really good food, really good service, really good time. We'll be coming back. You should go.Special Features:
- All good but the souffléJessVIPDined on 1/18/2014Found this place while researching for a group dinner with friends and glad I did. The food was delicious -- I shared the bone marrow and ordered the veal schnitzel with a side of the cauliflower gratin (yum!) -- and the service was excellent. Not to mention the great cocktail list -- I recommend the King of Punk. The only drawback was the "chocolate soufflé" which was nowhere near resembling or tasting like one. You can't call it a soufflé when it's actually more like a fudge bar, a disappointing finish for this avid dessert person. But overall, I enjoyed the low-key atmosphere with rustic features and jazzy music. The noise level was nice and low until the bar crowd showed up.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Felt at homeSoyYummyVIPDined on 1/11/2014Great Jewish-inspired food appropriate for the neighborhood. Definitely to be repeated!Special Features:
- So bad!NYCdinerDined on 1/10/2014The atmosphere of this place was great and it was packed so I was hopeful that I had found a nice place to eat, but i was completely wrong. All of the food was cold. Both my friend and I had to send our dishes back to have re-heated for the starters AND entree. Also the descriptions of the food were enticing but once you got it to your table you realized that it was so poorly executed that you could make it yourself. Go for drinks but don't even waste your money on mediocre, luke warm food.Special Features:
- post-T'giving brunchmimiDined on 11/29/2013I brought my husband, two daughters, two sons-in-law, 3 grandchildren to Schapiro's on Friday for brunch. We were on the early side - had to finish so we could get hungry for dinner - and surprised the staff even tho we had made a reservation well in advance. They coped beautifully and we all had a good time. The shrimp and grits, as well as the bloody mary, were delicious. Everyone ate well. My only wish is that they had boosters or high chairs for the youngest diners.Special Features:
- fantastic foodmomoffourDined on 10/20/2013We ate here while visiting our son who lives on the Lower East Side. Had an amazing brunch. The Bananas Foster French Toast was amazing! The glaze, the whipped cream, the fresh fruit, all top notch. Also had the biscuits with turkey gravy which my son was very happy with. The coffee was also delicious. Would definitely go back for dinner. A great addition to an area already full of fantastic restaurantsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food. Friendly staff.MatsonsDined on 10/19/2013Excellent food. Friendly staff. Look forward to returning next time I am in New York.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Waiter had to be remindedfoodielesDined on 10/16/2013Waiter had to be reminded to bring an extra dish that was ordered with original order. Presented check before asking if we wanted desserts....I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hoping for improvementLESartDined on 9/26/2013We were off to a great start with two delicious appetizers but then the difficulties began when we had to repeatedly ask for two cocktails we had ordered. The wrong main arrived for my husband and this was not corrected by the server who was solely at fault. In the end, I just really didn't like my main course, potato dumplings. I don't like truffle oil but it was not mentioned as an ingredient. It was also far too salty. Plates were cleared while we were still chewing. These are all issues that could be ironed out by this new restaurant. They have a lot going for them: beautiful space and atmosphere, great bar, interesting menu. I hope they succeed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Neighborhood RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/20/2013A group of friends enjoyed our lunch at Schapiros. The french fries were amazing; they were flavored with garlic and parsley. But all sandwiches and salads were great.Special Features:
- great drinks: try the smokeLESerDined on 6/18/2013great drinks: try the smoke & mirrors - and get the whitefish cake - amazingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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In How The West Was Won, Rodney Stark argues that Christianity was the driving force behind capitalism, reports Henrik Bering in The Wall Street Journal (3/31/14). In fact, Rodney, a Baylor University professor of social sciences, "details how and why the vital aspects of modernity — defined here as a combination of sensible economic arrangements, political freedoms and scientific knowledge — developed in the West rather than elsewhere."
Other great empires, he asserts, were dominated by greedy leaders, "who thwarted their subjects' motivation to produce with confiscatory taxes and lawless seizure." Their courts banned inventions like the printing press and mechanical clocks as threats, for instance. By comparison, medieval Europe readily adopted "new technologies such as gunpowder, the blast furnace, watermills and windmills." Rodney attributes the difference to cultural values, specifically Christianity's "emphasis on reason and free will."
"The most fundamental key to the rise of the western civilization, has been the dedication of its most brilliant minds to the pursuit of knowledge," Rodney writes. He cites "the teachings of St. Benedict, who branded idleness bad for the soul" as helping "nudge monastic estates toward an early form of capitalism." He sees Britain's and America's leadership in the Industrial Revolution as a function of "the right mix of freedom, property and an educated population … originating in religious belief and practice."