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Vicki Looney, general manager and vice president business development for Visual Defence USA, describes the SECURE certification as a simple way to market the cameras. The certification tells potential end users that the company's solution will perform as advertised.
SECURE gives the first-responder community much needed peace of mind when purchasing new equipment and services that have met its criteria. Cellucci describes SECURE's seal as a way to create a marketplace of vetted security technologies that first responders can purchase with confidence.
Companies also appreciate that SECURE is not a winner-take-all process. If 10 companies had passed the testing and evaluation phase during the BRAVE project, all 10 would have received SECURE certification. This approach also provides more SECURE-certified solutions to choose from.
Cellucci says that the BRAVE camera is proof that the government doesn't have to completely underwrite a private company's research and development to foster innovation. "And that's what we've proven," he says, although he's careful to say that SECURE complements DHS's acquisition process and doesn't replace it.
That's not to say that the government won't kick in some funds even under the SECURE program where it makes sense. For example, the BRAVE camera's testing required buses and trains to be blown up to test the equipment. It seemed impractical to have the company do that, given the logistical challenges and the cost, agree Cellucci and Looney. DHS enlisted the U.S. Army's assistance in experiments that would try and destroy Visual Defence's SecurEye camera with explosives and extreme temperatures.
SECURE, however, isn't a perfect process yet, according to Looney. Though one of its objectives is speeding technology to market, speed is a relative term when it comes to government bureaucracy. It still took more than two years to certify SecurEye, even though the company had a working prototype within 90 days of entering the program.
Cellucci believes as the program matures, the Commercialization Office will certify products faster. He thinks some SECURE products will be in the hands of first responders in months, not years, from the time an ORD is issued to the time of its certification.
For companies who want to try their hand at making it through the process, more opportunities are coming, says Pete Ladowicz. The Commercialization Office has two new ORDs in the works, one on water purification and the other on interoperable communications.
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To improve fleet support activities, the Navy is consolidating maintenance facilities and converting its shipyards from financing under the Navy Working Capital Fund to funding through direct appropriations (direct funding). Puget Sound Naval Shipyard was converted to direct funding in 2003. The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2006 directed the Navy to assess the impact of converting Puget Sound to direct funding and directed that GAO review the Navy's report. The Navy submitted its report to Congress in March 2006, confirming its position that direct funding was more advantageous than working capital funding and can best satisfy fleet maintenance priorities. GAO's objectives were to evaluate the extent to which the Navy's report (1) provided data and other supporting evidence for its overall assessment of the impact of converting Puget Sound to direct funding, (2) addressed unresolved issues that had been identified in prior studies, and (3) disclosed any other issues that have affected the implementation of direct funding.
The Navy's March 2006 report to Congress did not provide data and other supporting evidence for its overall assessment of the impact of converting Puget Sound Naval Shipyard to direct funding. While the Navy reported on the matters specified in the defense authorization act, it did not provide data needed to support the Navy's position that direct funding was more advantageous than working capital funding and can best satisfy fleet maintenance priorities. More specifically, the report did not provide evidence that direct funding had provided for a more agile workforce--the ability to more easily move workers among maintenance projects in response to fleet priorities--which was a key benefit the Navy claimed was achieved by converting to direct funding. The Navy's March 2006 report did not show data that adequately addressed two key issues--cost visibility and performance metrics--which had been identified as unresolved in prior studies by GAO and others. First, the report did not present the Navy's approach and methodology for achieving total cost visibility for specific work performed. Determining the total cost of delivering specific ship maintenance work is recommended by federal accounting standards and is a key metric for evaluating a consolidated facility's productivity and performance. Although the Navy was attempting to gather cost data to show the full costs of operations at its shipyards, GAO found that the Navy has not developed policies and procedures to routinely and systematically accumulate these total cost data. Second, with respect to performance metrics, the Navy's report did not provide data that demonstrated improved results, such as increased productivity, of consolidating ship maintenance facilities at Puget Sound and converting the shipyard to direct funding. Prior reviews have raised issues related to total cost visibility and performance metrics as unresolved issues and recommended the Navy take corrective actions. While the Department of Defense concurred, it has not yet resolved these issues. Consequently, complete and reliable cost data are lacking for making fully informed decisions related to ship maintenance activities. Further, without performance metrics to measure progress toward meeting goals and objectives, the Navy lacks data needed for evaluating the changes it has made and making fully informed decisions related to the management of consolidated ship maintenance activities. The Navy's March 2006 report did not disclose shortcomings in its information systems at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard that have hindered its ability to efficiently and reliably meet its financial and business operations reporting requirements. The information systems at the consolidated facility were not designed to provide the types of cost and operational data being requested under direct funding. As a result, the systems have required extensive changes and manual administrative efforts by shipyard personnel to support the consolidated facilities' financial and business operations reports being requested.
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Comments: Congress has not acted on this matter.
Matter: Congress may wish to require the Navy to periodically report on its specific improvement plans and progress, as well as any impediments requiring congressional action, to ensure that shortcomings in the information systems supporting the Navy's consolidation of regional maintenance facilities and conversion to direct funding are addressed in a timely manner.
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Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: As of July 2010, the Navy has not provided additional documentation of metrics that ensure the planned changes to consolidate the management operations, funding of ship maintenance facilities, and specific productivity improvements are being implemented.
Recommendation: To improve the Navy's management of consolidated maintenance facilities and the conversion of shipyards to direct funding, the Secretary of Defense should direct the Secretary of the Navy to develop metrics to ensure that the planned changes to consolidate the management, operations, and funding of facilities performing ship maintenance are being implemented; that specific productivity improvements and other benefits are being achieved; and that areas where performance is lacking or problems exist are identified.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: The Navy has taken steps that meet the intent of our recommendation because they have (1) established working groups to develop policy and guidance aimed at providing total cost visibility of ship maintenance, (2) issued a Memorandum of Agreement that provides a framework for business operations under mission funding, (3) provided guidance for the budgeting and execution of program funds under mission funding, and (4) prepared a budget exhibit for the fiscal year 2011 President's Budget reflecting the four shipyards operating under mission funding.
Recommendation: To improve the Navy's management of consolidated maintenance facilities and the conversion of shipyards to direct funding, the Secretary of Defense should direct the Secretary of the Navy to implement a method to routinely and systematically provide for total cost visibility of ship maintenance work performed.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: The Navy took actions that meet the intent of the recommendation. Specifically, the Navy (1) realigned funds to transition Norfolk Naval Shipyard and Portsmouth Naval Shipyards information systems in the mission funding environment; (2) budgeted to eliminate the manual workaround previously identified; and (3) is developing a new information system program designed to modernize, migrate, and consolidate its legacy systems.
Recommendation: To improve the Navy's management of consolidated maintenance facilities and the conversion of shipyards to direct funding, the Secretary of Defense should direct the Secretary of the Navy to develop specific plans for information systems designed to efficiently support the financial and business operations at its shipyards, including identification of requirements, corrective actions, time frames, and resources needed.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
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A not so spectacular ejaculation! A male orgasm that lacks significant distance.
A great porn scene building up to a huge ejaculation, and all it was, was a meaningless boil over!
автор: Captain Wacky 23 августа 2007
Australian horseracing slang for the unexpected defeat of a hot favourite; a surprise result. Later used in contexts outside horseracing for an unexpected result in any context.
Bulgarian Tszvetana Pironkova, the world No.94, caused one of the biggest boilovers on Rod Laver Arena when she came from behind to record a 2-6 6-0 9-7 victory over Venus Williams.
автор: Quintius 15 января 2006
A dribbling orgasm instead of an explosion. Also experienced by old people.
After too many orgasms, the guy only had a boilover
автор: cartman197 14 сентября 2006
When the fat on a woman (or man) doesn't just go over the edge of the jeans (as in muffintop), but spills down them as well.
You see that muffintop over there? No, Jim, she is most definitely a boilover.
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The TinCaps released their 2015 schedule Saturday with the team planning postgame fireworks for 29 of the 70 home dates.
Opening Day takes place April 9 at Great Lakes, with the home opener April 12 at Parkview Field against Lansing.
The schedule runs deeper into the calendar than it did this year, as the TinCaps close 2015 with a three-game series at home against Bowling Green Sept. 5-7.
Quirks of the schedule include an 11-games-in-11-days road trip through Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan to face Bowling Green (May 15-17), Lake County (May 18-21) and Lansing (May 22-25). The final road trip of the season is a two-city, five-game tour of Michigan.
The TinCaps are at Parkview Field for several holidays: Independence Day (July 4 versus Dayton), Father's Day (June 21 against Bowling Green) and Labor Day (Sept. 7). Their longest homestand is seven games, running from May 26 to June 1 against Great Lakes and West Michigan.
The TinCaps' 70 home games are evenly distributed throughout the week, with 10 on Sundays, eight on Mondays, eight on Tuesdays, 11 on Wednesdays, 11 on Thursdays, 11 on Fridays and 11 on Saturdays.
The Midwest League All-Star break is June 22-24, with the league's exhibition game held at Peoria.
With six home games left this season, the TinCaps cited their average 2014 attendance of 5,849 as superior to 13 of 30 Triple-A teams and 26 of 30 Double-A clubs.
"We've had a great run downtown so far," team president Mike Nutter said in a release. "That's a credit to the folks around Fort Wayne being the best in minor league baseball. So to continue to serve them, we're only thinking bigger and better for season seven (since the franchise moved to Parkview Field) next year."
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She takes a breath, grabs the bar and drives it toward the sky. It weighs 65 pounds, but she moves it with power. In seconds – literally – she is moving on to the next move and 30 seconds later, she is finished with the workout of the day at Guerrilla CrossFit, 158 E. Collins Road.
What is CrossFit: CrossFit is a strength and conditioning program that focuses on functional movements. Workouts are short and demanding.
Why CrossFit: I had done an outdoor boot camp all summer and tried to go back to spin but needed something to kick me to the next level, Webb says. Her brother is a coach at Guerrilla CrossFit and encouraged her to come. It's a sport and hobby now – not a workout. I love it.
Schedule: The busy mom of two tries to go to CrossFit five times a week. Webb is a regular at the 6 a.m. workouts, which allow her to exercise without affecting the rest of the family.
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One week in Washington, NOVA and seeking ethnic eats
I will be spending close to a full week in D.C. before the end of the year, a homecoming of sorts, having worked in Washington a couple of summers while I was a student at UVA in the late 1980s. I'll be returning with my 10-year-old son, who like me, has a passion for exploring food from around the globe -- his favorite place in our hometown is Vietnamese. We'll have a car for some of our stay, so driving out to the burbs is a possibility.
Back in the 80's I used to make my way through Ethnic eats using the Washingtonian's top 100, wit ha focus on places more friendly to a student-budget. Now, my budget isn't really limited, though I would still tend to avoid places with good but not spectacular food with sky-high prices.
I've gone through current Washingtonian recommendations -- old habits die hard -- and selected some places, listed below, as a starting point in the discussion. But I'm more interested in what fellow Chowhounders have to say: Which places would be near the top of your list to try and which dishes are standouts there?
Dim Sum A&J Restaurant Annandale
Szechuan Hong Kong Palace Falls Church
Mala Tang
Banh Cuon Saigon Falls Church
Four Sisters Falls Church
Hai Duong Falls Church
Huong Viet Falls Church
Rice Paper Vietnamese Cuisine Falls Church
Sugar Palm Thai Thai Alexandria
Rabieng Thai Falls Church
Bangkok 54 Thai Arlington
Gamasot Springfield
Gom Ba Woo Annandale
Honey Pig Annandale
Kogiya Annandale
Lighthouse Tofu Annandale
Angeethi Herndon
Masala Art
Toki Underground
Meaza Falls Church
Zenebech Injera
Bamian Falls Church
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Palena Upscale American
Rasika Indian
Vidalia Southern
Estadio Spanish/Portugese
Rasika is a must- the palak chaat is a lovely dish. Very light and flavorful. It looks like you're willing to go to the suburbs, so I'd recommend Curry Mantra in Fairfax City (not the other ones, though- reviews aren't great). The lunch buffet is reasonably priced and delicious. They cook in small batches rather than the usual tired, drab buffet fare. Randomly, I think the iced tea is fantastic there. It tastes faintly of cloves, which seems a bit out of left field, but it's quite good! I vastly prefer Curry Mantra to Angeethi. I'd also recommend Jaleo if only for the patatas bravas...plus it's near the Spy Museum which your son might enjoy. Hope you have a great trip!
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Thanks for the very helpful recommendations -- the specific suggestions about dishes (and ice tea!) are great. The patatas Bravas looks like a good choice -- my son is addicted to smoked paprika. Thanks too for mention proximity to tourist attractions.
This is my son's first trip to DC so we are both really excited. So many things to see, do (and taste) and having 6 or 7 days means we can do a lot without racing at a harried pace.
Chinese - A&J is not Cantonese dim sum, but northern style small plates, dumplings, noodle soups, and breads. For a Hong Kong style dim sum experience, Hong Kong Pearl in Falls Church is a good bet.
Korean - I'd cross Honey Pig off your list. It's mediocre at best. Kogiya is pretty good for the money. I like To Sok Jip for the Korean grandmother homecooking experience.
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Thanks so much. Good to know. Is A&J good on its own merits as a place for small norther-style plates?
Thanks too for the info about Korean. I ate a lot of Korean bacj when I lived in the area but almost all of it was home-cooked (I had a Korean girlfriend at the time. What are your favorites at Kogiya and To Sok Jip?
re: Tbuds
I like A&J very much for their noodle soups (the spicy beef tendon is my favorite), and most of their small plates (thousand year old egg with tofu, chopped picked long beans with beef, pig's ear, seaweed with bean sprouts).
To Sok Jip is known for its grilled fish (the mackerel is excellent). I love their soups. I see many Korean customer order the bossam (cold sliced pork belly with assortment of vegetables), as well as the Army stew.
Off of your list for Indian I think Rasika is amazing. It's higher end ethnic food but probably one of the best restaurants in the city. Both locations are good, but I prefer the West End location. There is an eggplant, potato and peanut dish that is to die for. Also the very famous and very delicious palak chat.
For Ethiopian I like Ethiopic. But also Etete is delicious, affordable and more metro-accesible.
Toki underground is great for ramen and also very fun since its small and divey. You also might want to check out Daikaya. I haven't tried the ramen but hear good things. I ate upstairs at the small plates/yakitori restaurant and thought it was delicious.
For Italian with a 10 year old I would go to Graffiato. You might also enjoy Zorba's or Greek Deli (only open for lunch) for casual Greek meals.
Also you might find some of the food trucks fun! DC Empanadas is great, as it La Ficelle and Fogol Brothers.
Have a fun trip!
re: Elyssa
That's great stuff you shared. I had heard about Rasika's palak chat but not the eggplant, potato and peanut dish, which sounds quite appealing.
Thanks too for the Etete mention; I haven't yet planned out our day-to-day itinerary but convenience will be a factor even of we make a few special trips to places more out of the way.
I also meant to ask about interesting food trucks so you anticpated my question. We live in a place devoid of food trucks so it's a treat to eat on your feet, weather permitting.
Thanks too for the ramen suggestion. Nothing comparable where I am now in a smaller Canadian city but I think it would make a great winter meal.
re: Hobbert
If you are in town on a Friday go to Farragut Square. All the food trucks gather there for lunch. You'll have tons to choose from,
re: Elyssa
I was there last Thursday- tons of trucks. I had a decent banh mi from Lemongrass (or something similar in name). Is Friday a particular event? My brother works a couple blocks away and heads over for lunch once a week or so and hasn't mentioned Fridays being any different than the other days of the week. If they are, I'm scheduling a visit!
re: Hobbert
"Farragut Friday" used to be a larger than normal turnout for the food trucks back in the beginning of the boom - Now there are so many out there so the park is filled almost every day.
re: tommyskitchen
Gotcha. Thanks!
re: Hobbert
It's just Farragut Friday. It's the day of the week when most food trucks make an effort to be in Farragut Square. Although I worked a block away for 5 years and you can almost always find at least 5-6 food trucks there every weekday.
re: Elyssa
Maybe it's increased since then. I've noticed at least a dozen on the random days I've gone. Or maybe I've just been lucky. Regardless, good info for the OP.
Since you are willing to go out of the city, I would head out to Golden Bankok for the Lao cooking. Don't get the buffet which looks mediocre at best but get the Lao menu. The rice salad is great and if you ask for "Lao hot" you will get it and they will try and talk you out of it before ordering.
re: DCRat
i love their crispy rice salad with the sour issan sausage. they'll fix it for you. if you get the som tum, get the thai version, not the lao version, which is extremely strong flavored (& stinky). NB, your heat preferences WILL be honored.
actually, i love their buffet, as i mix and match dishes for a great price. i mix larb with the kee mao noodles. some other dishes are also good on there. so…don't write off the buffet for a weekday lunch, when it is a very good deal…otherwise, get a la carte, for sure. there are a couple of threads on chowhoud about best dishes, etc., so check them out. (same for most of these restaurants).
two or three doors down is hong kong palace (sichuan despite the name). cumin lamb is a standout, and the pork belly. and the dry stir fried chicken with peppers (on the chinese menu).
nearby in falls church is the hong kong pearl seafood which is good cantonese dim sum.
at eden center there in falls church, i really loved my dish at rice paper, the dish with baby clams and ground pork salad $15. the other dishes we had were not so successful, but that was sublime. --> Gỏi Hến
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here is an excerpt from a post of mine about another eden center restaurant: we "had very nice soups (i know they have bun -- and several varieties, including seafood…and i think also pho) and a very good lotus root salad at a little place called "Phung Hoang." whichever version of the soups we each ordered, each was delicious and plenty big -- packed with goodies (meat and noodles, and plentiful herbs and spices you added in). don't over-order like we did. the summer rolls were delicious, too -- with a nice sauce! (ok, i'll admit i was a hogger on those babies)."
thai square (columbia pike, arlington) should be on the list of thai restaurants. excellent seafood salad.
good neapolitan style pizza is at pupatella in arlington. their burratta platter and arancini are great -- very good beers on draft, too.
dc: just had a good friend ( a newyorrican ;) who went with another puerto ricqueña friend who really enjoyed the new puerto rican place called "mio." http://www.miorestaurant.com/
re: alkapal
I may have to spend a week in Falls Church. Thanks for the detailed recommendations at Golden Bangkok.
With a Sichuan place practically next door I may need to bribg extra luggage for the leftovers.
Hong Kong Pearl Seafood -- how does that rank in your view among dim sum placed in NOVA or DC?
The Vietnamese recommendations are great -- the places we go to where we live are pretty generic with menus that have been mostly tamed for North American tastes.
At Thai Square, what non-fish dished do you enjoy? I love fish but my son is just starting to get his sea legs, so to speak.
The Neapolitan pizza and burrata sounds great - my wife is from Campagna a few hours from Naples and minutes away from Puglia, where burrata is made fresh each morning.
Mio sounds good too, especially on Friday night, when they serve suckling pig. I should take my son to the Capitol during the day and Mio at night so he can experience pork-barrel politics followed by a descent into pork heaven.
re: Tbuds
HK pearl seafood -- i like it much better than mark's duck house. it is a much nicer setting, and i think the food quality is better. my husband says it reminds him very much of the dim sum places in hong kong. maybe mark's has better variety, but their place is grungy. other than that, i'm not familiar with the dim sum places others know much more about. some of my favorite, favorite items there at hong kong pearl are the roast pork and duck (which are better than mark's and than XO taste), and also the dau miu gow (snow pea shoot buns, steamed then pan fried -- YUM). a review: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/8213... (you may have to ask for the dau miu gow especially -- it might not be on the cart or being shopped around (which is how i discovered it at first). and i love their "shrimp ball" -- fried shrimp (headless).
thai square non-seafood: good som tum, good pad kee mao (ask for well done for good wok char; they also will use ground chicken instead of sliced breast, if you ask); their fried crispy things are good -- whatever they are ;-). get a starter then watch what other people get, then order what strikes your fancy from what you see. i find their mango sticky rice dessert is nicely done, too.
pupatella's burratta is flown in from naples fresh, too. (photo is the burratta platter there at pupatella). the platter has prosciutto, grape tomatoes, arugula and/or basil, olive oil, and their terrific house-made bread, toasted on a grill. i think they use a version of their pizza dough to make their bread, and it is truly lovely.
re: alkapal
photos from HK pearl: our dim sum and shrimp ball dish.
if you go, don't forget to ask for the chrysanthemum tea. it is beautiful and delicious.
re: DCRat
Your mention of Golden Bangkok (and the concurrence of those who posted after you) had me looking up reviews and photos -- I might have to leave for our trip early just to make our way through the menu. That looks fantastic! I had Lao cooking on a trip to Los Angeles a few summers ago and would be eager to try that cuisine again.
There is nothing wrong with the Washingtonian list. It has become a serious Chow-centric publication since Todd Kliman took over as Food Editor, about 2006. This was a major change in their coverage, and it no longer resembles the Washingtonian of old.
Still, my list would not be the same. If I limit my comments to this list, here are my top 3:
Sua La Mian, noodles in a sour/sweet sauce, ask for the 'big' or homemade noodles.
Xian bing: Pan-freid dumpling with soup inside, you cant' bit into it, you just have to slurp out the soup.
1,000 year egg with scrambled tofu. The dark green egg looks odd, but tastes delicious.
Huong Viet:
Cha gio, lotus root salad with shrimp, grilled pork
Lighthouse Tofu:
This is a tofu specialty restaurant that makes their own tofu, served in soon dubu, tofu stew. You have your choice of other ingredients and spice level. A small menu of other items as well. One order is enough food for two people, but you could always add an order of galbi (ribs).
5 more for your consideration in NoVa:
Jeruslem, Palestinian (makluba, makhusan)
Amoo's, Persian. (Tahdig topped with gheymeh.)
Gharer Khabar, Bengali (moglai paratha, roast chicken, fish or mutton curry)
Lyon Hall, Alsatian (kraut garnie, soft pretzels, pickled vegetables, shortrib frankfurter)
Bangkok Golden, Lao Menu: grilled pork neck - ask for this, not on the regular menu, mieng muang luang (rice paste wrap), kao piak sen (chicken noodle soup), nam kao (rice ball salad).
This is probably your best meal of all of them.
re: Steve
Nice to know the Washingtonian is in such capable hands. Back in my day, pre-Chowhound, there just weren't many sources for info on restaurants beyond the traditional reviewers. Perhaps the fact that good information is so more readily available now places pressure in publications to get someone good or lose readership.
Thanks for selecting your three choices -- helps me narrow down the field - and for highlighting some favorite dishes.
We have some great places like A & J in the Toronto area but we live two and half hours away, so we don't get there all that often. My son loves soup dumplings.
Bangkok Golden seem like it will reach the top of my list. Thanks for letting me know about the grilled pork neck.
Thanks for the helpful details and suggested dished at Huong Viet and at Lighthouse Tofu and the interesting suggestions for NoVa. When I map out our day-to-day plans it will give me a lot of excellent options.
I'm almost wishing the shutdown hadn't ended -- I would have more time to eat!
A&J Restaurant - best soup dumpling is now at Bob's Shanghai (formerly Bob's Noodle 66), they also serve northern Chinese brunch
Szechuan Hong Kong Palace - as good as any for Sichuan
Mala Tang - more authentic experience at Uncle Liu's for hot pot. Uncle Liu's and HKP are owned by the same person, who also has some ownership interest in Mala Tang (IIRC). You can get many dishes served at HKP at Uncle Liu's, in addition to hot pot.
For Cantonese dim sum - nothing spectacular in the DC area. HK Pearl quality has dropped since it opened. Mark's Duck House has more variety. Your best bet may be the MD joints but they're not so good that I'm willing to drive from VA to.
Minh's - not in Eden Center
Banh Cuon Saigon - specializes in Banh Cuon (which is also served at Cantonese dim sum, and at in many restaurants in Eden Center, not all that exciting in my opinion)
Four Sisters - not in Eden Center, overrated
Hai Duong - best known for Cha Ca Thang Long (aka Cha Ca La Vong) but your son doesn't do dish
Huong Viet - cash only but good all around
Rice Paper - credit card accepted, big menu, and generally pretty good
I highly recommend a stroll thru Eden Center and its many corridors. Huong Viet and Rice Paper are probably the most crowded. I encourage you to snack at many places, e.g., get $1 worth of onion and mushroom tofu at Thanh Son, get 1 cha gio at Song Que deli, and then eat at a restaurant, then get bubble tea or coffee afterwards.
Thai/Lao - I love Bangkok Golden, but it's simply easiest for you to go to Little Serow for a 7 course tasting menu at $45 pp. The only drawback besides price is you have to get there early and wait. You can also check if Maketto is open (they're still working on opening but they did a pop-up, at $30 pp for 6 courses).
Korean - nothing really stands out. If you want BBQ, then Honey Pig or Kogiya. I don't recommend To Sok Jip to people who aren't really familiar with Korean food, they do alot of fish (grilled/fried - mackerel, croaker, cutlass, etc.)
Toki Underground - owned by the guy who's opening Maketto. It's just ramen, with a Taiwanese spin. You got 2 other options in DC that are more convenient. Daikaya has ramen downstairs and izakaya upstairs. You can eat upstairs first and then go downstairs for a bowl. Downside is the upstairs ain't cheap. Izakaya Seki is a more traditional izakaya, also not cheap - might be too fishy for your son.
Italian - best medium budget Italian is Al Dente or Elisir. You can also check out Casa Luca to see if their menu strikes your fancy. I also like Bibiana.
Kapnos - greek small plates
Del Campo - grilled meats
Range - Voltaggio
Others that I haven't tried but on my list
Red Hen
Rose's Luxury (menu seems off the wall but people say it's good)
At the top of my list are Grace Garden in Odenton and Hunan Taste in Catonsville. Bangkok Golden and Myanmar are close contenders for the next spot on the list.
Sichuan Jin River, "Hong Kong Palace," A&J, Joe's Noodle House, and are also excellent choices, but given my druthers I'd go to GG first and HT second, then probably Myanmar simply for the breadth of its menu.


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Nani has matured into one of United's most creative forces this season, providing more assists than any other player in the Premier League, despite initially being written off — most notably after his ball-juggling antics against Arsenal in 2008 - as little more than a purveyor of parlour tricks. The 24 year-old is well aware of the debt he owes to Ferguson for the trust he has shown in him, but he acknowledges that he has been compelled to suppress his showman's streak to become an integral part of the Scot's plans. "I grew up playing in the street with my friends, and I did not have any responsibility," he told Spanish magazine Don Balon. "It was just pleasure, fun, playing only for ourselves. Something of the street always remains, that is natural, but it is not easy to show at United because Sir Alex does not allow very much freedom. I cannot do the tricks and things I did with my friends. But when I can, when the game is under control, I take a risk and it makes me very happy if things work out. I receive a lot of congratulations and a lot of cards, and it is good to know the people like my style."
The Telegraph also claims United are competing with Liverpool for the signature of Bolton defender Gary Cahill, who was outstanding in last weekend's league match at Old Trafford.
The Daily Mirror, Daily Star and Daily Express relay some quotes from reported United goalkeeping target Manuel Neuer where he appears to hint at staying in Germany. "I definitely want to win the Bundesliga," he said. "I can go abroad twice a year, once for a summer holiday and once for a winter holiday, but whether I need to go abroad to play football - some players say you do, but I see things differently."
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Why don't law firms do R&D? It's a question that Daniel Martin Katz of Michigan State's Reinvent Law Laboratory has asked in a number of presentations, articles, and interviews, including one at Insight Labs: Recalulate the Future of Law.
As Katz notes, that may be the wrong question, because the industry does have an R&D wing; it's just not run by the law firms itself. It's a loosely-organized group of legal tech startups, and there are increasing signs that they are here to stay. One of those signs is the estimated $458 million that has been invested in legal startups in recent years (the number includes about $200 million recently invested in LegalZoom to buy out early investors – which may or may not still fit the definition of a startup). AngelList, which tracks early-stage companies, lists 414 legal startups with an average valuation of $4.3 million.
Katz's ReInvent Law Laboratory is, first and foremost, a training ground for a new generation of lawyers trained in the integration of technology with the practice of law. But he's also known for a series of events called ReInvent Law, the most recent of which was held on February 7, 2014 at Cooper Union in New York.
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Kubicki spoke at ReInvent Law, and brought about 20 of the entrepreneurs on stage in one of the most enthusiastically-received sessions of the day. Perla also presented, tossing up slide after slide of startups nicely segmented into types of offerings representing a wide variety of applications of technology to the law: in e-discovery, lead generation for lawyers, legal staffing, legal research, case management, practice management, document automation, and many others. His conclusions: we are in a sort of pre-Cambrian era in which many types of entities will appear, many of the disappearing as well. He sees two breakthrough areas: legal platforms and predictive analytics and visualization.
Until recently, it has been easy to dismiss the legal innovation movement in the industry as a bit of an echo chamber, with lots of pundits predicting change but few concrete results. $458 million is pretty concrete, however, and 414 is a lot of companies with new ideas on how to deliver legal services, each of which have attracted some investor's hard-earned dollars (whether the investment is from VCs, angels, or the founders' own resources). ReInvent Law pretty much settled the question of whether legal services has an R&D department, but it's pretty clear that much of the activity is outside the traditional law firm world.
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Thanks to the titanic Alabama-LSU clash in Tuscaloosa, the Arkansas-South Carolina game Saturday night in Fayetteville might be the most overlooked matchup of top-10 Southeastern Conference teams in league history.
"We know that LSU and Alabama are 8-0 and 1-2 in the country," South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said Wednesday, "and we know we're both 7-1 and haven't looked terribly impressive getting there, but we are 7-1. We're trying to win the Eastern Division, and Arkansas still has a chance to win the West, so we've both got a lot to play for."
The No. 8 Razorbacks and No. 10 Gamecocks have assembled solid seasons despite an inability to start strong. Arkansas has fallen behind by a touchdown or more in five straight games, while South Carolina has yet to score first this season.
Miss. State 48, UT-Martin 3
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"I don't know what it means," Spurrier said. "We haven't gotten way behind, usually just a field goal; then we're sort of back in it."
South Carolina does possess the impressive stat of not allowing a 40-yard play from scrimmage all season. Tennessee receiver Da'Rick Rogers helped keep that intact last week with a dropped ball.
"They do a nice job of keeping everything in front of them," Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino said. "They're very fast in the secondary, and a lot of times when your safeties tackle well, you don't give up a lot of big plays."
Said Spurrier: "We're third in the conference behind Alabama and LSU, and hopefully we won't give up any big ones this week, or the next week either."
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Vanderbilt at Florida: The Commodores could erase heartbreaking losses to Georgia and Arkansas by winning in Gainesville for the first time since 1945. Gators 27, Commodores 10.
UTC at Samford: Who would have thought the former ESPN broadcast team of Ron Franklin and Mike Gottfried would resurface here? Mocs 24, Bulldogs 19.
New Mexico State at Georgia: Whether end-zone celebrations, choke-hold gestures or player suspensions, the Bulldogs have a knack for lingering headlines following the Florida game. Bulldogs 38, Aggies 9.
Ole Miss at Kentucky: For a second straight week, the Wildcats are in a pairing of teams winless in SEC play. Could it happen again later this month when Tennessee visits? Rebels 20, Wildcats 17.
MTSU at Tennessee: CBS has taken a huge gamble moving the Alabama-LSU game opposite this ratings beast on Fox Sports South. Vols 31, Blue Raiders 14.
South Carolina at Arkansas: A Gamecocks loss puts Georgia in control of the East in November for the first time since 2005. Razorbacks 23, Gamecocks 16.
Notre Dame at Wake Forest: After 123 years of playing football, the Irish have decided to challenge the mighty Demon Deacons. Irish 35, Deacons 21.
LSU at Alabama: Alabama is more disciplined. LSU is more explosive. Alabama is at home. Should be worth the hype. Crimson Tide 16, Tigers 13.
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