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One of the most BS museum you will probably come across in Phuket. If you have never seen any shells in your life then thi is a must stop. if not then it s a must pass
Read few reviews of this place and decided to have a walk to this place.
We entered this place and looked like we entered a graveyard... It was so deserted. No person no being even dog on far benched looked dead. So well we tried to enter the location and doors were locked!!!!
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This place had air con and was peaceful, very pleasant to spend half an hour here. Museum is cared for with detail and love.
Expected this to be small-scale and tacky - was very pleasantly surprised by just how comprehensive and interesting it is. Worth the visit!
You do not have to be interested in sea shells to be amazed at what is beautifully presented at this museum. My wife and I were there for well over an hour and could so easily have been there longer. Great souvenir shop with some amazing bargains for real quality merchandise. Spotlessly clean and inexpensive restaurant and ample parking.
Wow..is the first word that comes to mind. This collection of sea shells from around the world would have certainly taken a long time to put together. They are all categorized and presented with great dedication which is fantastic. Enjoyed the museum with my teenager daughter and easily spent a couple of hours here. We learned a lot..and now want...
Huge collection of seashells from around the world. I've never seen so many before in a single exhibit. Also many different types of shells for sale.
The shells are collected and exposed with great care and passion. I didn't know that the sea shells could be such an artistic beauty. The place is very well organized and when I visited it was just before the closing time so was empty and seren .
Look at the walls when you go out,they are all made of huge...
A cool spot to escape heavy rain storms.For a charge you can see their museum and use the toilet.Beautiful shell collection and lots of pearl jewelry
I went with my mother here on a rainy day really not expecting too much from the place as I have never seen anyone there but we were both surprisingly pleased with the museum. It is not that large and at best it takes an hour or so to see everything but there were some amazing shells and some really...
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Currently only three insects are of general concern to alfalfa producers in New York. These are the alfalfa weevil, the alfalfa snout beetle, and the potato leafhopper. The alfalfa weevil and the alfalfa snout beetle are abundant before the first cutting, and the potato leafhopper is anticipated after the first cutting.
These adults return to alfalfa fields in the spring when temperatures permit and begin to feed and lay eggs in the stems of developing alfalfa plants. In an "early" spring, weevils emerge sooner, more eggs are laid, and damage to the alfalfa plant occurs in the plant's development. In general, both the weevil and the alfalfa plant respond to favorable spring temperatures, but at lower temperatures alfalfa develops more quickly than the weevil. Normally larvae hatch from eggs in early to mid-May, and their development is completed by late May to mid-June. During this developmental process the larvae go through four distinct stages: first-stage, second-stage, third-stage, and fourth-stage larvae. The larvae in each stage are progressively larger and consume increasingly more alfalfa. Actually, the larvae in the last stage consume about 80 percent of the total foliage eaten in all the stages. Therefore, the last instar causes the most damage and is the target of the management program. Fourth-stage larvae are about 3/8 inch long, green with a white stripe down the back and sides, and have a black head.
After completing its larval development, the alfalfa weevil spins a netlike cocoon on the plant, dead leaves, and stems or litter on the ground below the plant on which it fed. In about 1-1/2 weeks the adults emerge from the cocoon and feed on alfalfa regrowth for a brief period. In early July the adults migrate from the alfalfa field to adjacent protected areas such as the edge of woods, fencerows, and old fields. They then enter a resting period. In late September the adults return to the alfalfa field, feed for a brief time, mate, and lay a few eggs. Most of these eggs never make it through the winter. In early to mid-November the adults again move to protected sites to overwinter. The alfalfa weevil goes through only one generation per year.
ManagementAlfalfa weevil monitoring should begin in early May and continue through first harvest and early regrowth. While walking alfalfa fields, pick at least 50 alfalfa stems at random throughout the field. Pick stems close to the ground. After collecting stems, check terminal buds and upper leaves for the "shot-hole" signs of weevil feeding. Severely damaged stems may have minimal amounts of green leaf tissue remaining, giving the leaf and stem a grayish-white frosted appearance. An alfalfa stem is considered "positive" for weevil feeding if at least one leaf shows the shot-hole damage. Count the number of weevil injured stems as a percentage of all stems collected.
Note: Alfalfa weevil infestations may vary as much as 100-fold between adjacent fields. There is no substitute for close and frequent observation in each alfalfa field. Even in the most heavily infested regions, many fields will be well below the treatment threshold and not require treatment.
Before first cutting an action threshold has been reached if 40 percent of alfalfa stems are positive for signs of weevil feeding (20 of 50 stems). Note: Count the percentage of stems showing alfalfa weevil tip-feeding injury. Do not count the percentage of leaves with weevil feeding.
If weevil populations are approaching threshold, several management alternatives should be considered: early harvest, use of a recommended insecticide (Table 4.10.1), or biological control.
Whenever possible, harvest the first cut early for hay or silage. If the field is within 10 days of a normal harvest, cut the crop for alfalfa weevil control. Harvest the alfalfa field before the fourth-stage larvae can cause damage.
This management option is practical in a "normal" or "late" spring, but difficult in an "early" spring when fourth-stage larvae peak early and alfalfa development has barely reached peak protein yield. Figure 4.10.1 shows how these peak larval periods can vary from year to year.
Remember, if harvest or other action is not taken or is badly timed, yield losses and crop quality losses can occur. After harvest, check stubble and regrowth for signs of weevil feeding. If 50 percent of regrowth shows signs of weevil feeding, larvae are <3/8 inch long, and there are few or no weevil cocoons, the field may need to be treated with an insecticide.
Insecticidal control by a wide variety of chemicals (Table 4.10.1) is another option that provides temporary reduction of the larval population.
Cost, date until harvest, residue constraints, and weather factors can limit practical implementation of this option. Like harvesting, accurate timing of the insecticide application is necessary for optimal control.
Apply an insecticide when 40 percent of the alfalfa tips show signs of injury from larval feeding. Precise timing is critical because damage builds up very rapidly. If spraying is neglected or badly timed, yield losses and crop quality losses can occur. Remember that most insecticides require a waiting period between application and harvest.
With frequent close observation of each alfalfa field and with proper timing and careful application of insecticides, good alfalfa weevil control can be achieved with the presently labeled and recommended insecticides (see Table 4.10.1). For best results, follow these guidelines: · Do not treat any alfalfa field unless absolutely necessary as shown by an assessment of feeding damage and weevil populations during the current year. Parasites and predators controlling the alfalfa weevil are building up in these fields, and insecticide application may interfere with future weevil control.· Do not treat fields with an insecticide with less than 50% of the stand alfalfa. In these fields, the economic return from the insecticide is marginal and these fields serve as an important refuge for the alfalfa weevil parasites which usually do an excellent job in controlling alfalfa weevil below economic levels.· Treat only if necessary and only at the proper dosage and time intervals. Sometimes, two applications may be necessary.· Do not spray alfalfa in bloom; this is a violation of state law. Protect our bees. Do not spray weedy alfalfa fields when weeds are in bloom. Poor stands of alfalfa do not justify chemical treatment. They serve as desirable sources of weevil parasite buildup.· Biological control of the weevil by a number of parasites is another control option.
Thirteen species of parasites of both alfalfa weevil larvae and adults have been identified in New York alfalfa fields. As these beneficial parasites multiply and become more widespread, the alfalfa weevil will become less troublesome.
One of these parasites, Bathyplectes curculionis, a small parasitic wasp, is particularly effective. Bathyplectes wasps lay their eggs in the small alfalfa weevil larvae. As the parasite develops, it consumes the weevil larva and forms a cocoon inside that of the weevil. The parasite's small, brown, football-shaped cocoon, generally with a white band around the middle, can be often found inside the alfalfa weevil cocoon cases.
Harvesting alfalfa early, when practical, is an effective method of minimizing risk of weevil damage. This method is also more "friendly" to populations of beneficial organisms present in the field.
Related Publications: Alfalfa Weevil Management Guide, NYS IPM
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POTATO LEAFHOPPERDescriptionThe potato leafhopper, Empoasca fabae, is perhaps the most abundant insect pest in New York State alfalfa fields. It is potentially the most damaging of the alfalfa pests because of the debilitating effect of its feeding on newly established alfalfa stands and stunting of regrowth alfalfa.
In many respects the potato leafhopper is quite different from the other major insect pests of alfalfa in New York. It does not overwinter in New York or the Northeast. Instead, it migrates into NYS each year from the South. The numbers and time of arrival vary each year, depending on the spring climate, weather patterns, and spring crop production in the South. It can arrive from mid-May to late June.
The type of feeding is also different. Weevils are basically chewing insects, consuming leaf tissue. The leafhopper is a sucking insect, removing plant sap from the vascular system of the plant. In the process of removing sap, leafhopper insects leave in the plant a salivary secretion that causes hopper burn or tip burn, resulting in injury to the plant. The characteristic yellowing or reddening of the alfalfa leaflets during the summer months are a result of the salivary toxin injected during feeding. By adversely affecting the vascular system, leafhopper feeding reduces photosynthesis, decreases productivity, stunts the plant, and sometimes kills young seedlings. A third difference is that the leafhopper does not occur in distinct generations or peaks. The adults are very long-lived and the generations continue to overlap and increase through mid-August.
The potato leafhopper is a small, wedge-shaped green insect about 1/8 inch long. It has long hind legs that allow it to hop like a grasshopper, and it has very powerful wings that allow it to fly quickly. Adults and nymphs walk backward and sideways as well as they walk forward. The leafhopper feeds on the underside of the alfalfa leaflet and stems, sucking sap from the veins. Adult females also implant eggs in the veins with the aid of a sharp ovipositor. Females lay about three eggs a day over a six- to eight-week period. Eggs, which are not visible to the naked eye, take about nine days to hatch, depending on the prevailing temperature. Nymphs, which are very pale green and hard to see on the plant, are miniature versions of the adult but have no wings. They go through five stages, or molts, in about two weeks before they become adults. The entire life cycle takes a little longer than three weeks.
ManagementWe do not yet have a reliable method to forecast damage by the leafhopper because damage relates to the density of the leafhopper and the age and state of the stand at the time of infestation. We do know that very early detection of the leafhopper-before damage appears-is essential for good management. Very young plants and plants in very early stages of regrowth are the most sensitive to leafhopper damage. Damage is intensified by moisture stress during drought. In general, if the alfalfa plant is more than 14 inches tall before the leafhopper begins feeding on it, no reduction in yield will result. If leafhoppers infest the alfalfa regrowth when it is 2 to 4 inches tall, however, densities as low as one per sweep can cause economic damage under the right circumstances. Potato leafhopper damage is intensified by drought. Under severe drought conditions, where dry weather conditions are expected to continue, leafhopper action thresholds can be halved, especially for new seedings.
Potato leafhoppers are detected by sweeping the field using a standard 15-inch-diameter insect sweep net. While walking forward, swing the net into the tops of alfalfa stems using a pendulum motion. Count the number of sweeps taken each time the net passes in front of you (see Fig. 4.10.2). Five sets of sweeps (ten sweeps per set) collected from different areas of the field are generally used for making management decisions. Count PLH found in each individual set of ten sweeps.
The management decision is made by comparing the number of leafhoppers (adults and nymphs) per sweep with the height of the alfalfa using the following chart as a guide:
Average stem length
less than 3 in. (new seedings)
3 to 7 in.
8 to 10 in.
11 to 14 in.
15 in. or above
If leafhoppers exceed 2.0 per sweep and if regrowth is within 1 week of harvest, no action needed. If not, use a short-residue insecticide.
The two lowest treatment levels are specifically for use in new seedings, which warrant protection at lower leafhopper densities.
Potato Leafhopper Resistant Alfalfa: Recent advances in the development of PLH resistant alfalfa have made the planting of resistant alfalfa a viable alternative to insecticides for the management of leafhoppers. Planting the newest generation of PLH resistant alfalfa hybrids is strongly suggested for the management of PLH in both clear alfalfa seedings and in stands mixed with grass species. Please refer to the alfalfa variety table to evaluate the different available PLH resistant alfalfa varieties.
Related Publications: Potato Leafhopper on Alfalfa Management Guide, NYS IPM
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ALFALFA SNOUT BEETLEDescriptionThe alfalfa snout beetle, which has been damaging alfalfa since the early 1930s, has now spread to additional counties. The pest occurs nowhere else in the northwestern hemisphere except Oswego, Jefferson, Cayuga, Wayne, Lewis, St. Lawrence, Clinton, Essex, and Franklin Counties of New York and in Ontario, Canada, bordering the St. Lawrence River. Further spread is considered to be a serious threat to alfalfa growers because the alfalfa snout beetle makes growing alfalfa very difficult and expensive. Some growers have been forced to grow only grass hay because of the destructive damage by this insect to alfalfa and clover.
The adults are mottled gray and humpbacked, do not fly, are about 1/2 inch long, and are all females. Beetles are transported in gravel, hay, farm equipment, and water and disperse by walking. Circumstantial evidence also indicates the adults are transported with the movement of beehives. Suspected new infestations should be brought to the attention of the local Cornell Cooperative Extension educator and alfalfa fields with uncharacteristic amounts of winter kill should be investigated for the presence of this insect.
ManagementControl is best achieved by a three-year rotation of alfalfa with row crops. The use of an insecticide for the control of this insect has not been shown to be effective. Current research efforts focused on persistent entomopathogenic nematodes as biological control agents show great promise. In addition, a research effort to breed a snout-beetle-resistent alfalfa has begin to show positive results.
Related Publications: Research shows promise for controlling destructive alfalfa snout beetle, Cornell Chronicle Online, September 2011


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Epic Casual Dining
- Address:
707 E Fort Union Blvd.
Midvale, UT 84047Neighborhood:
Holladay / Midvale / Sandy / Union
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Epic Casual Dining
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://epiccasualdining.com/
- Phone: (801) 748-1300
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Ken Rose
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Entertainment, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Andrea Dulle 8017481300
- Entertainment: Live Music Wednesday & Thursday evenings.
A word from Epic Casual Dining
Although the taste of our award winning brick-oven flatbreads is more than enough to convince your palate that you have indeed found a great restaurant, there is much more that goes into making our restaurant Epic. At Epic we pride ourselves on high-quality food as well as service that stops at nothing to provide customers the best casual dining experience in Utah. Epic Casual Dining serves contemporary American cuisine including tenderloin of beef, seared ahi tuna, grilled chicken, brick-oven flatbreads, unique salads as well as intriguing specials . We have an extensive wine and beer list to satisfy everything from the simplest of tastes to the most discerning of wine lovers. Epic's atmosphere is elegant yet upbeat-which turns dinner into a night on the town. By the end of your meal, you will not only know that you are in a great restaurant, you will know that you are in an Epic Restaurant.Continued
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Epic Casual Dining reviews from OpenTable diners
66 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (42)fit for foodies (30)special occasion (29)romantic (20)great for lunch (14)good for groups (13)notable wine list (11)kid-friendly (7)late-night find (7)hot spot (6)great for brunch (2)great for outdoor dining (1)scenic view (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- One of our favorite restauarnats in Salt LakeJT11Dined on 11/25/2014The food is fabulous. This is a great find. The tenderloin is incredible.
- Great restaurantJT11Dined on 11/18/2014One of our favorite restaurants in Salt Lake. Fabulous food. We have a great time every time we go there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love This PlaceSunbunnyDined on 11/18/2014A great selection of entrees, pasta, chicken, beef, and usually several chices of fish. Everything we have had has been delicious but the tuna is my favorite. The staff is very accommodating and the wine and beer offerings are unique. Definitely try it out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Anniversary dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/18/2014The artichoke appetizer was not very good, in the past it was amazing. It seemed like it had no meat on the leaves and was burned on the outside. The tenderloin meal was to die for. Cooked perfectly and served beautifully. We will definitely go back again. Next time we will get a flat bread appetizer, they looked good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food great priceskimberlyVIPDined on 11/18/2014Tuesday's in the month of November $10 entrees - can't go wrong. Fast service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meyer Lemon White Chocolate MousseJPOSODined on 11/14/2014Don't miss it! Flat Iron Steak was tasty! But skip the "apple crisp" -- not what one expects, nor was it a winSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food great priceskimberlyVIPDined on 11/12/2014Good food great prices especially for the month of November Tuesday nights $10 entreesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our favorite, with consistent foodParkiteDined on 11/11/2014We love dining at Epic. The food is consistently great. Love the beef tenderloin, and it is cooked perfectly. The veggies are not overcooked, but nicely crisp, and a good blend. The flatbreads are to die for. All in all a super dining experience, and fair prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UnderwhelmingReobaDined on 11/8/2014Heard positive things about Epic so finally went for the first time. The place was nice and a had good ambiance. Got an appetizer which was tasty and a salad which was fantastic (Note: the other salads sounded equally good). We ordered chicken marsala and Thai pasta. Both entrees were just bland. Not gross, not small, just bland but this was not at all what we had expected based on reviews and the salads. While the price was not outrageous, we certainly expected some flavor for the price we paid. While the service was great and the atmosphere nice, food is kind of an important piece of the dining out puzzle, and based on our bland entrees we are not sure if our first visit to Epic was also our last.
- Overall, a nice dining experienceCollinDined on 11/6/2014We try to visit once a quarter, however, this one was a last minute decision. The wine was fantastic, the staff was friendly. The food was good, but previous visits have set the bar high. It seemed like the food was just shy of expectation and perhaps the staff was a little short or rushed. Overall, enjoyed the occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/4/2014Food was great but ordered mashed potatoes at 7:50 p.m. and you were out. You have excellent mashed potatoes, keep them in stock.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Below Par this eveningMiguelDined on 11/4/2014We did not think Ken's salad was as good as it normal is. Really don't know why. I knew your filet mignon was going to be a small portion, but this time it was miniscule. And I think, because it was so small it was over cooked. I asked for it to be medium rare. It was more like medium-well. My wife said her salmon was over cooked and dry. Sorry for this bad feedback.Special Features:
- favorite hauntHappyCamperDined on 11/4/2014Always a warm, friendly atmosphere. The Tuesday $10 entree is a little bonus, but we love the neighborhood atmosphere and good food. There's something on the menu for everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TuesEve@Epicgreat2dineDined on 11/4/2014Took advantage of your November Tuesdays offer. Pork Medallaions and Steak Tenderloins were great! Best Flatbread anywhere! Good Service!Special Features:
- Epic Casual DiningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/2/2014Great restaurant for dinner and lunch. Nice prices for the upscale food and wine. If you want a nice casual date night or dinner with friends, but you don't want to drive all the way downtown or pay a fortune, this place is great. I like it has a more "adult" atmosphere --that there weren't kids in the restaurant. Nice place for a business lunch as well. It is more quiet at lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1mloumlouDined on 10/29/2014We love to dine at Epic, we have been going there for years and have never been disappointed. We will continue dining at Epic because it's that great!!Special Features:
- BirthdayDinnerFindDined on 10/29/2014We went to dinner for a Wine pairing... it was great. The food was excelent, the music was great and the local wines were a true find. Would do this again in a heartbeat.Special Features:
- Wine pairing event was lovelyJaimeeVIPDined on 10/29/2014My husband and I attended the recent wine pairing event at Epic, and it was fabulous. Local winery, Iron Gate, showcased their wines. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the wine. We couldn't leave without taking some home with us. Of course, the food was excellent as always.Special Features:
- not impressedOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/24/2014potatoes were undercooked, spinach sauce too sweet, and the flatbread disappointing. service was fine, but I expected more from the food.
- Nice and relaxingEnjoysagoodmealDined on 10/24/2014Epic is a nice restaurant with good food at a reasonable price. The flavors are tasty and the atmosphere is pleasant. Definitely a cut above the casual. We go there to unwind for a good meal.Special Features:
- Great As AlwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/9/2014I've been here numerous times and have not had a bad meal at all. Tried the Kobe flatbread for the first time this visit and it was outstanding! I also had the salmon entrée which was also good. Love the shallot mashers!! Service could have been better. Our server was very attentive until after we were served then she basically disappeared. I'll still go back since I love the place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We love Epic!weluvfoodDined on 9/27/2014We've been here as a couple and in groups. Great food and service every time! The meal was not only delicious but it was beautifully presented. Everything was fabulous! We had the suggested special of the evening. SO glad we did. My husband had never had a Caprese salad and now that he has, he wants to have it every night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood findMaryMBDined on 9/22/2014We had not eaten at Epic's in several years; went on a Monday night and it was pleasantly full. Not too many entrees; good flatbread choices. The salads are outstanding! My husband and I shared a salad and it was more than ample. There is a fixed price menu which is reasonably priced but we are not big eaters so we both went for the tenderloin in a wonderful wine sauce. It was very, very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Midweek Dinner OutOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/18/2014The hummus and flat bread app was very good. The fish taco's were so, so, nothing spectacular. The pork tenderloin and pineapple fried rice "small plate" was fantastic, and not so much of a small plate, the portion size was very generous...Special Features:
- It is always the sauce the makes itTripleGDined on 9/11/2014From the flatbread to the salad, then to the entree! The sauces are award winners! The combination of flavors is always truly amazing. Never miss an opportunity to eat here for all occasions.Special Features:
- Fine dining at a casual pricelovehappyfoodDined on 8/27/2014Love the food and selection.. The best salads and now Ribs!!!! I have never had anything bad there. Always wonderful!Special Features:
- A perfect eveningplrhsgeDined on 8/26/2014Granted some of it was the company... the food was divine, the service was superb, the atmosphere was wonderful. A great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Music too loudDoraDined on 8/23/2014The music was irritating & way too loud. Why does a nice dinner have to be bombarded with overly loud inappropriate music? The music seemed to be for the workers & not the customers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mediocre on every levelOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014mediocre on ever level...nothing at all stands out nothing was terrible...find another place
- Epic is a great little findyummyDined on 8/21/2014We loved the live acoustic music for our date-night dinner. It was a perfect evening. My Angel Hair Pasta with chicken was very tasty. We enjoyed the pleasant wait staff, and a nice menu selection.Special Features:
- A great local hot spot!TimmyVIPDined on 8/21/2014I go to Epic at least once a month and I'm almost never disappointed. Their food is amazing, reasonably priced and their service is usually spot on. Their steaks are amazing - their filet is one of the best in the area without going to an expensive steakhouse. It can be a little noisy on a busy night, but not too much to not go back. The biggest complaint I have is they sometimes have an amazing shrimp and risotto dish but they say that it's "seasonal". Risotto is seasonal??? If they had this as a regular item on their menu I would definitely eat there more often.Special Features:
- Poor service made for bad foodBobBVIPDined on 8/13/2014Seemed great at begining, the Flat bread appitizer was great as was salad and wine with good service. Then turned bad, wrong dinners were delivered and pickup by waitress as explained wrong ones delivered , but, left wife's as was right. She stated mine would be out shortly. My wife had accouple bites of hers waiting for mine. I had looked at my watch as she had picked up the wrong dinner - We thought since wrong tables dinner, mine should be right out - well, to me over 15 min is not shortly. By then I had lost my appetite as had drank the glass of wine I had orderd for dinner, my wifes dinner was cold, and the waitress was just going to drop off mine. I stopped her told her to box our dinners up as to late. A semi aniversary dinner ruined
- Love the menuCasualDiningDined on 8/11/2014I have been to Epic several times and I have always enjoyed the atmosphere, the service, and the food. The flat bread appetizers are a pleasurable way to start the meal and all their entrees are delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not really "epic" but good!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/8/2014We enjoyed our experience at epic. The food was good and it was a nice atmosphere. Its a great place where locals can get a quick upscale meal without breaking the bank. Salads were great and the ahi tuna I ordered was very good. Would happily return if I was in the area.Special Features:
- Another Great MealVirgilBrasscockDined on 8/4/2014We can always count on Epic to deliver a favorable dining event when we have out of town friends over for dinner.Special Features:
- Epic dining is...EPIC!BittlesDined on 8/2/2014I've been coming here for years, and I've yet to have a poor experience. The food is great, they always have appealing daily specials, and their flatbreads are delicious!Special Features:
- one of the bestHappyDined on 8/1/2014Great food and the servers are always very polite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Voiced by: Atsuko Tanaka (JP), Elizabeth Bunch (EN)Keima's homeroom teacher and the senpai of Jun Nagase. She frequently abuses Keima, but (like the rest of his teachers) has mostly given up on scolding him.
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The walls may finally be closing in on the $8 billion man.
What is the world coming to?
The Bronx businessman who wired $10 million into Bernie Madoff's account just a few days before he was arrested is officially out of luck. (And money.)
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The trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's investment firm confirmed today that the securities trader hadn't bought securities for thirteen years.
The "man hunt" for the Texas financier ended with a handshake, not handcuffs.
The suspected fraudster was reportedly tracked down in Virginia by the FBI.
Our mustachioed protagonist is still missing, but in his absence, we've learned a little more about his personality.
The British army veteran had lost all his savings to Bernie Madoff.
The wife of disgraced financier Marcus Schrenker went on the 'Today' show this morning to clear her name.
They are too packed with metal and cash!
No, it's not the breastfeeding one.
A fifth-grade teacher in Brooklyn was fined by the city's Conflicts of Interest Board today.
The lawyer's move back home comes with a lot of restrictions — but you can still call him!
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Former Merrill Lynch exec John 'Launny' Steffens lost $35 million to Madoff, but there's one thing he feels good about.
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Be still, beating hearts! The expensive flop that embodies Google's difficulties in working with the media industries is coming to the UK. Eric Schmidt is expected to make the announcement at the annual Edinburgh TV festival that a consumer product will launch within the next six months. In the United States, where free-to-air …
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..must be. First of all some Chicken Little nonsense from Gavin Clarke about the Linux kernel and now this - one of the longer reviews of something that doesn't exist yet i've read recently... wasn't the first paragraph sufficient ?
It may well be the same piece of crap that launched in the US - I don't know (do you ?) - but why don't we wait until someone's actually got their hands on it before giving it a similar, in-depth slating.
Unless, of course, you have some more information to share ?
Dr Toolittle and his assistant nurse Tulate.
I was excitied about Google TV when it first appeared, but I think its missed the boat. Most people that want to watch Youtube on their telly will have found a solution already - for me, its XBMC on a silent PC.
Anyone that wants to watch telly (and also record it) will have invested in a generic digital tv + system in its many guises, or built their own.
And if they want the two - chances are they're using Windows Media Centre or MythTV or one of the existing solutions that brings a 'desktop' to the TV screen. The reason I ruled out Apple TV (the new little black box version) is because I'm not in the iCrowd so it limited what I could use it for. Limited format support and no live TV - Meh. And the reason I'm not particularly enamoured at the prospect of YouCanvaroo is that outside of the current partners, others are not likely to get much of a look-in, other than maybe in a bit of a rubbish web browser (assuming it supports the required plugin to show whatever content you might want to watch).
Unless big G somehow makes a one-solution box that will allow pre-recorded content from every UK broadcaster (even the awkward ones like Sky), plus live telly from whichever souce you desire, plus be able to take whatever media on a physical disk to be shown - via a sensible interface, this will fail like a boss. Except if it costs about £3 to buy.
unless it comes as an xbmc video plugin then i'll skip it.
Moving cursor on screen?
Moving a cursor about on screen is a nonstarter? there speaks a man that obviously has not experienced the wonders of a digital set or cable TV . When you have used clunky equivalents of tabbing to navigate menus one step at a time then surely a joystick or track ball has to be an improvement, the facility is already there on many remote controls with the navigation jog button .
Just a question of getting the software to default cursor movement to the buttons or hot areas of the screen- well its not rocket science is it?
not really
that just spats of a bad UI. having a pointer to fix a bad UI is exactly why windows mobile 6.1 was utter shite.
Let's have decent broadband first...
Yet another piece of useless junk for us to add to our collection of things that all want to take over our broadband connection.
Has Google noticed that in the UK we don't have the same super quality broadband quality that is enjoyed by American's?
Already most places that BT calls "remote" (although I don't know how BT can believe the whole of Shropshire as "remote") are struggling with a 2mbps line, and it's a joke.
My internet connection here with Plus Net is so slow it couldn't even play a full song from Grooveshark this morning without breaking it up every 10 seconds, how's that going to cope if we add a Google TV set to the equation.
Maybe Google might do better if they set up their own cable firm in the UK and used it's money to supply super fast broadband to areas that need it, instead of investing in some crummy TV system that half of the UK can't use.
US super quality broadband
"Has Google noticed that in the UK we don't have the same super quality broadband quality that is enjoyed by American's?"
I'm not sure on which planet you're living on but here on planet Earth broadband in the US is a far stretch from being 'super quality'. Unless you live in a few advantaged areas 'broadband' often means getting something less than 2Mbps, down to 384 kbps. Additionally, thanks to the telecommunications and cable tv oligopol you often don't even have a choice between providers but you're stuck paying for a 6Mbps line with 768kbpsor less real world throughput. That means if you can get any broadband service, that is. Wide parts of the country are still dependent on analogue modems.
Most Brits don't really appreciate what they have. A wide selection of broadband providers with tons of contracting options to fit most requirements is something Americans can only dream of.
I went to school in Shropshire. It's remote.
@davidoff: Absolutely correct. Even in the capital city of USofA, there's only one provider you can choose from - Comcast. Prices are about 100% more expensive and quality 50% worse than in UK.
But is it hackable?
If it eventually becomes so then it may turn out to be an absolute blinder of a platform at a ridiculously cheap price.
I'm not interested in watching YouTube videos on my TV nor any over the internet streaming but I can think of more local streaming/player uses or even certain Apps that would suit such a thing perfectly.
No Need
Get a cheap PC (Zotac z-box for example) and shove XBMC - fully usably pc with and excellent media play (and also plugin options if you do want twitter/youtube etc!)
Don't get it
I think Google's lost the plot.
6 months is enough time to get the full Android on it.
Re: Android
But Android is designed for touchscreen devices. Will it work with a TV & Remote?
The current situation is that Android is excellent on phones, not so good on fondleslabs and absolutely useless on laptops.
I wouldn't say that.Honeycomb 3.2 is actually very good at being a laptop OS on my eee pad. It even recognises mouse-over events in the browser.
Were it possible, I'd be tempted to chuck a copy on my old toshiba just to see if it worked. I expect it might, but until google opens up the relevant bits again it's unlikely.
mythtv - commercial options?
I'm kinda wondering why no company has jumped onto mythtv to offer a decent home media box that's marketed to a wide audience.
Boxee has sort of tried to get into a commercial space, but it's still not really there - there's no recording option.
I'm coming from the angle of having built my own digibox effort - mythtv with boxee - record, stream, schedule - but on steroids. Totally networked, schedule via a browser if you want.
What the public want, as far as I'm concerned, is streaming AND recording. Most of the digital efforts of the Apple TV ilk have no recording capability. That means you need another device to do that for you. It gets complicated - too complicated.
It all needs to be done on one simple box, hook up via HDMI, wireless network, integrated.
A lot of people just don't have the broadband for an 'on demand' service and also want the freedom to record anything, anytime for later viewing.
I think what the big media companies are trying to do, is to phase out recording of content, so that they retain control, which means revenue streams. They are doing this by putting barriers in the way of commercial digibox offerings.
The public just don't want that.
Why not?
"[W]hy [has] no company has jumped onto mythtv to offer a decent home media box that's marketed to a wide audience[?]"
Because there's s*d-all money to be made in it, is why not. All the important software except the video drivers is GPLed, so the only way you can earn is by putting a markup on the hardware. Which people will then just buy cheaper, from wherever you're buying it from.
why strange?
>Strangely enough, FreeView is along the right lines
What on earth can be considered strange about terrestrial, established, mass-market, tv channels being good at content?
Has this man been living under a rock?
And yet...
He thinks our educational system is holding us back in the digital media area?
High Praise indeed!
"In the United States, where free-to-air television is of low quality,"
Have you watched UK TV ? It is utter crap.
re: free-to-air UK TV
" 'In the United States, where free-to-air television is of low quality,'
Have you watched UK TV ? It is utter crap."
I can't really comment on UK TV, as we only get the good stuff over here, but I can say that as crappy as TV may be over there, we here in the Colonies have crappy TV down to a fine science... especially "news". You should've seen the local "coverage" of the earthquake here in DC; we were shook hard for about ten seconds, but no significant damage and no casualties -- but that didn't stop every local channel in DC from spending half the goddamn' day interviewing people on the street for their "where were you" stories.
Sorry, no.
TV here is just as crappy as TV there. You only get the bits considered to be the very best, we get the full flavour shite in every shade from white to brown to that weird and disturbing ruddy-black stuff that you should probably go and see the doctor about.
Our news is the same as yours too. Especially the BBC, who have even abandoned vox pops in favour of reporters interviewing each other in nice safe studios.
What I'm trying to say is, your tv isn't uniquely awful. Sorry.
You clearly haven't spent much time watching TV abroad. Most other countries, in terms of TV programming, have completely redefined the word "crap" to a point where even "I'm a big brother on ice get me out of the jungle" looks like award winning stuff.
re: UK crap TV vs. US crap TV
Point well taken, but, still... only here in the good old USA do they have "Jersey Shore". And, could any network in the UK come up with a talk-show comedian as lame as Jay Leno?
Still... no TV programming big-shot in the States could have come up with the Trololo Guy.
Jay Leno
He's a comedian? I never realised... :-/
I'm sat in shock.
My contribution to the debate though - Jeremy Kyle
Prize tool of the airwaves. lock a bunch of people with nothing better to do in a bear pit of a studio and whip them into a righteous frenzy before sending them out to loot and lynch in equal measure.
Well, thats certainly how it seems whenever I see it....
My coats the one with the smug superiority in the pocket ...
Google Quietly bought SageTV recently...
Which is "interesting" given what it's core is capable of.
At first glance it looks like yet another media center app, and a somewhat clunky ui.
Under the covers it's very nifty and flexible.
Think of it as all the best bits of XBMC (sage's default Ui is based on an xbmc theme, has the library functions, and very similar approach overall), MythTV (many front ends hanging from a backed), TiVO (intelligent recording / predictive recording if disk is free and nothing is explicitly scheduled), recording HDTV and streaming it to "clients" (1080i/720p), Place Shifting (thin clients on mobile devices to your own private system), and a whole bunch more.
sageTV is also very DVB friendly and multi lingual support is excellent thanks to a strong following outside us borders.
No idea wtf The Cf is planning on doing with it though as it's not very "Cloudy"
The most important thing for Google TV
Is to be an excellent media player with services on top and costing little more than a vanilla player. It's nice'n'all if you can access YouTube or whatever from a STB but I suspect most people would find the box useless if the basics are done wrong. I expect most people would not be plonking down 2-3x the cost of the vanilla box either. I'd add that Roku players which offer an overlapping feature set cost < $100. That's the price point it needs to aim for or less. Google can make money from ads, sponsorship and all the rest.
The second issue for GTV is that it's like some ginger stepchild to Android. It is android but it isn't android. Developing apps for the device is a pain. It looks like Google realise this too and are upgrading it to be an Android 3.x device. Perhaps that will make it nicer to work with and ensure more apps which in turn will make it more useful as a device.
Integrated TV
Matt 89 has it right.
The present standard of domestic TV functionality is abysmal. I've recently installed 3 new televisions. All 3 use different interfaces to determine if you watch DTV, analogue TV or some other source. One has a record function. another a pause function. There is no correlation in the way in which they are operated. If Apple want a new project, they should concentrate on producing a 4 x 3 screen TV with an intuitive integrated interface. The situation now seems to be so bad that when you buy a new product, the instruction manual is:-
a) Not present, or on a DVD which requires that the customer has a computer, and frequently,
b) Wrong ie not for the purchased product, and is always
c)Utterly inadequate in instructing how to use the product.
The list goes on. Everything uses different control codes. It took me 4 hours yesterday to reprogram 3 remote controls. Two were identical and used the same code number, but one of them had the volume control operation reversed. The 4th remote which she uses was just not programmable for another old TV, but it had worked fine for the even older one which went to the tip.
The latest TV has a LAN connection. What for I've no idea. Nor has anybody else who's looked it up on the internet. I know it's going to take a day of my time to sort it out. I won't go into the vagaries of hard disc recorders, or set top boxes. It really makes you appreciate computers, where there are a few standards.
The consumer needs to be supplied with products which just work out of the box, as Apple seem to do (apart from imail!). This is going to require standards. Where are they coming from?
sony have remote parity, then again I suppose that is why you pay a premium.
Was excited about this when it was launched in the US but after looking into it you've got to ask -why bother?
Just spent £400 on a reasonable silent media center PC (4Gb RAM, Baby SSD, 1Tb silent HD, i3 and blu-ray drive plus Radeon HD card).
That'll do me nicely for Freeview+, Internet access, word processing, remote access to work, light gaming, blu-ray, DVD and internet video.
Unless Google up their game and launch a unit that does at least half of that for under £100 why look elsewhere?
Google can't work with the media?
> Be still, beating hearts! The expensive flop that embodies Google's difficulties in working with the media industries is coming to the UK ..
"Google TV [has] been blocked by the major U.S. networks since its launch in the United States in October".
"On Saturday, he said Google had not yet resolved its differences with U.S. networks ABC, NBC and CBS, and hoped the company would not encounter similar problems for its British launch".
I figure the most blockage will come from the Murdoch empire, similar to the opposition to iPlayer and Project Kangaroo.
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'Delivering the prestigious MacTaggart Lecture at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt sought to assure broadcasters:
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"Just spent £400 on a reasonable silent media center PC (4Gb RAM, Baby SSD, 1Tb silent HD, i3 and blu-ray drive plus Radeon HD card)."
I want one at that price - can you post a link / let me know where ? MacMini may be really silent buy it's more expensive and there is no BluRay...and I'm not sure I could buy a FreeviewHD card for it.
Google will soon have an ability to influence a significant set top box manufacturer and drive their product strategy.
A new Motorola device - build in 2 Freeview HD tuners, 2 FreeSat tuners, a CI slot, a hughe silent HDD. People can store their broadcast TV content on this Google device, it'll be indexed - searchable throughout the house for as long as the owner wants (not as dictated by iPlayer or YouView).
The TV - well, you might want to be interrupted by Facebook notifications, or Twitter, or Skype. Personally, I think those are better suited to you iPAD as my wife / kids won't appreciate Dr Who being interrupted by these annoyances.
Most of the modern TVs facilitate access to YouTube, Picasa etc. I think just additional access to a super Google/Motorola hub will be enough for me.
One day, when you can archive your BluRay content and DVD media, you'll be able to access everything on your home network via a super hub. Google have the indexing / search capability and with Motorola can build whatever they like.
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On Thursday afternoon at approximately 3:00 p.m., South Bend Police received a 911 call from the 1400 block of E. Dubail Street in reference to a four-month-old not breathing. Officers and South Bend Fire Department medics were immediately dispatched
St. Joseph County Metro Homicide was also contacted to investigate, and they spent several hours at the home.
Investigators arrested 22-year-old Bryan Alexander Michel. He's charged with felony neglect and faces up to 12 years in prison.
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A perfect location for sightseeing around the city, as the hostel is centrally located to all main attractions Budapest has to offer. This hostel is situated in a quiet residential block and is no more than a 10 minute walk to attractions such as the Royal Palace, Parliament, Buda Castle, Andrassy Street and Hero\'s Square. Also, we are located just 2 minutes from Astoria where it is possible to get the underground metro system to anywhere in Budapest.
We offer connections to local restaurants with authentic, Hungarian cuisine. Through our partners, we can arrange good-quality breakfasts for all of our guests for 1000 HUF (only €3!).
What this hostel offers:
- Always very clean
- Free tea and coffee
- A spacious common room with a TV and computer which can be used free of charge
- A kitchen and a dining room
- with security lockers where you can keep your valuables
- 24 hour reception
- Free internet, WiFi
- Comfortable beds
Check in time 13.00 hrs.
If you are not convinced by now just come over and take a look :-)
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Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- 24 hour security
- Adaptors
- Bicycle hire
- Bicycle parking
- Book exchange
- Breakfast not included
- Cable TV
- Café
- Common Room
- Credit Cards Not Accepted
- Elevator
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Free Wifi
- Hair Dryers
- Hair Dryers For Hire
- Hot Showers
- Internet Access
- Kitchen
- Linen Included
- Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- Non Smoking
- Parking
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Our hostel easy to find, right in the heart of Budapest.
-- Our Address --
Kossuth Lajos Utca 4
Disctrict 5
Budapest 1053
Hostel is on the first floor. When you arrive, ring the bell (no. 17) and we will let you in.
- Our GPS Coordinates -
-- From the Airport --
- From Terminal 1 -
Travel time is approximately 40min.
Take a regular train to Nyugati, then take the Metro Line 3 (blue) to Ferenciek Tere, then walk 50m to the hostel.
- From Terminal 2 -
Travel time is approximately 40min.
Take bus no. 200 and go to the last stop (Kobanya Kispest), then take Metro Line 3 (blue line) to Ferenciek Tere, then walk 50m to the hostel.
-- From the Train Station --
- Keleti Train Station -
Travel time is approximately 5min.
Option 1: Take one of the buses 7, 7E or 173 to Ferenciek Tere.
Option 2: Take Metro Line 2 (red) to Astoria and walk 100m to the hostel.
- Nyugati -
Travel time is approximately 5min.
Take the Metro Line 3 (blue) to Ferenciek Tere.
- Déli -
Travel time is approximately 10min.
Take the Metro Line 2 (red) to Astoria and walk 100m to the hostel.
-- From the International Bus Terminal (Nepliget) --
Take the Metro Line 3 (blue) to Ferenciek Tere.
-- By Car --
Free parking is availale in nearby streets (8pm til 8am during the week, and all time time on the weekends).
Parking for bicycles and motorbikes is available within our building.
Discount undercover parking is also available on request.
-- By Taxi --
NOTE: Be cautious when takign taxis from airport, train or bus terminals. Only use taxis that display logos from recognised companies, and those that are yellow-plated. Try asking the price in advance to ensure that you aren\\\'t \\\'ripped off\\\'.
See a list of recommended taxi companies on the WikiTravel article for Budapest: http://wikitravel.org/en/Budapest#By_taxi
Located Near
Home to Home Hostel
Kossuth Lajos Utca 4
Disctrict 5
Budapest 1053
Hostel is on the first floor. When you arrive, ring the bell (no. 17) and we will let you in.
We are situated between the Ferenciek Tere metro station (50m walk) and the Astoria metro station (100m walk).


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Posted by neighbor on 08/09/2014
This is probably one of the most creative japanese restaurants in town but also the most underrated. The rolls have lots of ingredients and the result is an explosion of flavors. If you like to experiment, this place is for you. We especially like the killer scallop roll, in which they use a torch to slightly cook the scallops on top. We don't usually order regular sushi or sashimi there. We stay with the inventive rolls and crispy rice and rock shrimp appetizers. The rolls are pretty filling, we actually nick name this restaurant the "monster sushi place". I know there was or there is a restaurant with this name in manhattan but I think Loop deserves the title. (Look for the Big Mac roll!)
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Overall the food quality at this neighborhood sushi joint is good but the service during the latter part of the lunch service is atrocious! THE waitress wouldn't give you a menu if it isn't asked for. Gave me my check while I was still eating and had the nerve to take away my plate just as I ate my last sushi. Constantly asked if I was done. Had to ask for napkins and chopsticks, perhaps fingers would suffice. No point in eating very good food when you're pressured out. Never again!!!
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Wow. I work in the neighborhood and just ordered from The Loop, the spicy tuna and tempura rolls are delicious, a little small but perfect for lunch portion . Nice size lunch salad too. Food was delivered within 15 mins... very happy. quick, delicious lunch! Yum! Definitely recommend!
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I ordered from here on the advice of a friend and all the quality reviews in the below...I wound up ordering 3 rolls and miso soup. but I was really suprised how small the rolls were, additionally there wasnt very much rice on them either. The fish was ok, but not overly flavorful or fresh, the soup was standard and while the price wasn't awful, it wasn't a bargain either. It was a servicable alternative if in a bind for sushi, but there are much better places in the area. It was a shame too as I was expecting amazing things.
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Read all of the great reviews so I ate dinner there Friday night-ordered three inside out rolls-there was zero rice in the rolls. My friend had the same complaint-we were starving when we left-the rolls were the smallest I ever had-would never go back!
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Delicious and creative sushi rolls. Best sushi I have had in NYC in a long time. The fish is fresh and the presentation is beautiful. A gem
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This place is great! I have been trying new sushi places for months now trying to replace Mizu Sushi since it closed. The Loop has so many different rolls and options! You will love it!


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Northern District of Georgia
C. Ray Mullins
M. Regina Thomas
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|General Order 9
|Regarding Chapter 13 Debtors' Attorneys' Fees (applicable to cases filed before October 17, 2005)
Sept 8, 2003
|General Order 11
|Regarding Payment of Filing Fee in Installments to Commence Bankruptcy Case (applicable to cases filed before October 17, 2005)
May 17, 2004
|General Order 1-2005
|Regarding Adoption of Interim Bankruptcy Rules
Oct 5, 2005
|General Order 2-2005
|Regarding Dismissal of Chapter 7 Case for Failure of Debtor(s) to Appear at Section 341 Meeting of Creditors and Any Continuance Thereof
Oct 5, 2005
|General Order 3-2005
Regarding Compensation of Attorneys in Chapter 13 Cases, applicable to cases filed between October 17, 2005, and September 30, 2006
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Oct 5, 2005
|General Order 4-2005
|Regarding Payment of Filing Fee in Installments to Commence Bankruptcy Case Under BAPCPA
Oct 5, 2005
|General Order 5-2006
|Regarding Case Dismissal Pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 521(i)(1) OF BAPCPA
June 8, 2006
|General Order 6-2006
|Regarding Compensation of Attorneys in Chapter 13 Cases and effective as to cases filed on or after October 1, 2006. General Order No. 3-2005 remains effective as to cases filed between October 17, 2005 and September 30, 2006.
Sept 26, 2006
|General Order 7-2006
|Regarding Adoption of Interim Bankruptcy Rule 1007, as amended.
Oct 4, 2006
|General Order 8-2007
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|General Order 9-2008
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Please don't feed the bears, ever
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