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Looking for replacement in Harvard Sq. for Chez Henri, Casablanca, etc.
The last one of my regular haunts in the HS area, Chez Henri, closed a few weeks ago, and I'm at a loss... I've never managed to warm up to Grafton St., or Sandrines; I like the Harvest, but I can afford it only rarely... Upstairs on the Square might have done the job, but it will be closing soon too.
The only other place that I've found that's in the same wavelength as the ones mentioned above is Bergamot, which I like a lot, but I think it's outside of the Harvard Square orbit. (Also, as with Harvest, I can't afford it very often.)
I'm open to suggestions.
re: tartandfit
HK also has a version of a Cubano, which is ok so long as you do not compare it to the ones you've had at Chez Henri.
re: Bob Dobalina
And then there's Dave's (Pasta) in Davis Sq. where the Cubano is as great or greater than Chez Henri!
Do a CH search for Park. Lots of positive posts about it. We like it alot. Same owners as Russell Tavern, which a number of CHs have liked too. Even though Park is large, it has intimate sections and is dark and comfortable for conversation. While it is a hike, like Bergamot, Ten Tables on Craigie- has its fans, as does Garden in the Cellar on Mass Ave down from Putnam. Also, the Casablanca space's new restnt is soon to open iirc.
re: opinionatedchef
we had a very meh dinner at park, which included our waiter arguing with me about corked wine, 3 out of 6 dishes being mediocre at best, and then same waiter disappearing when we were upfront about having a show at 8:00. we finally had to get a manager so we could pay and get out.
just had lunch at russell house and was shocked to see all kinds of summer cocktails still on the drinks list, watermelon on the tuna tartare app and the wine list was dreadful. i went hoping to get charcuterie (which i've loved in the past) but it's not available at lunch. i don't get that? not like it's made a la minute. our server was lovely though.
rialto has a very affordable bar menu and $1 oysters in the lounge on mondays
re: hotoynoodle
I've wondered if there would be a drop off at RH when scelfo left ...
re: jgg13
I hadn't been to RH in quite a while so my husband and I decided to grab a burger and glass of wine a couple of weeks ago. Our server was fine and we got our wine pretty quickly, and then literally two minutes later we got our burgers. They were dry and cooked medium-well as opposed to med-rare. Fries were fine.
We were so turned off that we didn't even want them refired. The only explanation I can think of to have them come out so quickly and be so dry is that the burgers were par-cooked and then finished at the last minute.
No thanks, and I wouldn't be able to drag my husband back unless it appears that something has improved. Hard to imagine that such a terrible burger would come out of the kitchen if Scelfo was still there.
re: kimfair1
at that same lunch one of my dc's had a flatbread and it was so gloppy with cheese it looked too revolting to even have a bite.
re: Trumpetguy
+1. Russell House Tavern is one of my favourite restaurants in Cambridge.
re: katzzz
If the West Side Lounge counts as being in Harvard Sq., then I'd also add Guilia. And right in the Square is Toscano.
re: katzzz
Has something happened to the management and staff at West Side Lounge? I tried to have a drink here last night and everything seems different - the menus are laminated and all prices end in .95. My prosecco was flat. The craft cocktails seem to be less crafty. Is something up?
Thanks for all the suggestions! They give me much to work with.
BTW, I'm not sure what the "restaurant economics" of the HS area are like these days, but it sure looks depressed to me. I'm nostalgic of those days not so long ago when the problem was to choose from the many great options available...
I noticed recently that Om (probably the first casualty of 2013) has been replaced by a Shake Shack, swarming with (what certainly looks like) minimum-wage employees, and somehow getting around the rules against fast-food joints in HS. I wonder if this is a sign of things-to-come for the area.
re: kynnjo
Is Subway Sandwiches (in the Garage) not considered fast food? Or is Shake Shack in the same vein as Tasty Burger?
re: yarm
not to mention dunkin donuts, which has been there for a long, long time....... I actually think the food in harvard square is better than it's ever been overall. Chez Henri was a great bar but had been going down hill service wise for a long time and while I loved Casablanca for years, the food and the atmosphere, the energy just wasn't there anymore. Will always miss it, however,
Yes there are several new fast food type burger places, but Bertuccis left since the landlord wanted a non chain and if you want the old dives, I still like charlie's kitchen for nostalgia. Panera is far from a good addition. The OP has gotten some great suggestions for new hangouts. It's not the same Harvard Square, in good and bad ways. I miss the bookstores more than the old hangouts, except for Casablanca.
Om is not great loss. Good for a while and then downhill. I've been around since 1973...and I still like Grendel's for a snack, the fireplace,at off hours.
I agree with the OP about Harvest; however, going to the bar and ordering a few small plates from the bar menu can work.
re: Madrid
I'm surprised by your assertion about the food, (btw, what new places account for your assessment?) but it's not just the food: atmosphere is just as important. I too was a Casablanca diehard, and kept coming back even when the quality of the food started to decline, just because I liked the place... (BTW, I miss the bookstores too.)
re: kynnjo
Russell house takes the food to a new level. I've only been twice but loved the food. City wide, the food has gotten so much better since the 70's -80's. In college used to go some muffin place near if not where Crema is now. Big difference! It was the Pewter Pot, I think. So I guess i have a longer view of it.
I'd love to try Park, and I did like West Lounge the few times I tried it. Grafton St years ago had an excellent seared raw tuna that was a steal at the price...long ago. Loved Upstairs at the Pudding especially the roof deck and creeping up the old staircase to the main dining room before they had to move. Did not like the Upstairs at the Square. Atmosphere completely different and kind of gaudy. Harvest opened when I was in college and was a like having Chez Panisse in Cambridge but I could not begin to afford it. Could not afford it even for a snack until I came back decades later.
Everything is louder and brighter......there's not that distinctive atmosphere anymore, which I still loved at Casablanca even when the bar was full. Same for Chez Henri bar....even full and noisy, still felt intimate in some kind of way. Didn't like the dining room at all.
I'm obviously a lot older than you are as I remember the HS
food as being marginal and awful.....I really miss most of all the Spanish food where Orinoco is now. Looking back on it, I think it was mostly canned and microwaved...but the atmosphere was so much more meaningful.
re: Madrid
Iruna's generous "filet a la Baronessa" medium rare swimming in butter, garlic, lemon & fresh parsley surrounded by potatoes in an earthen crock was all we ever ordered for our main - a steal at $12.95 back in the day. This included a simple side salad & crusty bread. Usually started with an app of bubbling hot baby eels in garlic butter.
re: Taralli
Yes!!! Iruna, and the outdoor patio was delightful. I do like Orinoco so this is so far from a slam on them, I'm glad they are in Harvard Square in that space....a good inheritance. But Iruna was old Harvard Square bohemian. Not much bohemian left. Those days are gone.
re: Madrid
The Beat Hotel is neo- bohemian :)
re: Taralli
You just took me back 30 years. I probably sound like an old coot, but those were the days. Not that the days today are any bad, mind you, but those were the days.
re: Uncle Yabai
The Blue Parrot, or the Idler... In the aptly named Idler, I often saw the *waiters* reading the paper or even *playing chess* with each other, and more than once I had to get up and walk up to one of them to get their attention...
BTW, I loved Iruña, but it's not the kind of all-purpose, all-occasion, default haunt (à la Casablanca) I feel is in shorter supply now than before.
re: kynnjo
ah yes, the Sundae Greenstreet, where i learned how coffee and banana flavors go well together. And then there was Henry V; and the kosher deli that Dershowitz co-owned, and The Voyager, and the Orson Welles, Peasant Stock, and.....
re: opinionatedchef
Mavens, when the Winthrop Square redevelopment had just been finished. Two doors down from Caffe Paradiso.
re: Uncle Yabai
Not really for the chow, but the Cafe Pamplona still has that old Harvard Square bohemian taste...
re: Uncle Yabai
To go back even further, in 1969 I was stuck in the Harvard Square T stop in a blizzard listening to two homeless men discussing the relative merits of the Waldorf vs. Hayes-Bickford cafeterias. Conclusion: the toast was better at the Waldorf.
re: Madrid
I think your muffin place may have been "Mug 'n Muffin"...my hangout as well for a while. Breakfast 3 times a week right after applied math. And as other CH's have pointed out, the Spanish place was Iruna. Remember Blue Parrot and Ha Penney (downstairs from Blue Parrot)? During the blizzard of '78, Blue Parrot was not only open for business, but someone in the kitchen was a serious cross-country skier and hauled fresh produce from the wholesale market in Chelsea. And does anyone remember Oxford Ale House, formerly in the Border Cafe space?
re: MaxEntropy
max, remember all that, but i spent alot of time at the Idler, which i thought was under the blue parrot?
re: opinionatedchef
The Idler was on the same block - so was Ferdinand's - but MaxEntropy is correct that the Ha'Penny was downstairs from the Blue Parrot. Both are mentioned in this fun read from the Harvard Crimson from September 1974:
re: Allstonian
Ah yes, Ferdinand's! Ha' Penney shared a kitchen with Blue Parrot -or was it Ferdinand's? - at lunch they would offer a special or two from upstairs at a very reasonable tariff - hence very popular with students! I fondly remember the early days at Harvest, the great food and all the great chefs who passed through that kitchen. I still have furniture and fabric from D/R. We owe Ben and Jane Thompson a great debt of gratitude.
re: Allstonian
Wow, all, that was really something! thk you for linking.when i was in college, i didn't want to spend my dad's money on eating out, so i always cooked from Haymarket trips (25 cents per chicken breast, and i'm still alive) so i ate out only rarely. But i have to say that seeing those Blue Parrot prices really flipped me out. I have absolutely no memory of them. If they weren't explained, I actually would have thought them from the '30's. (But then again, the one price i do remember from my childhood was ice cream being 10 cents a scoop.)
re: MaxEntropy
around this time in 2001, there was a long, long thread on long gone favorites in cambridge that i've never forgotten. it was the year i turned 50, an appropriate time for nostolgia.
re: MaxEntropy
I remember the night the Oxford Ale House burned down. I was working at the Club 47 and at the break we went out to find the bar was engulfed in flames. The band was not pleased.
re: Berheenia
did bob and rayann have anything to do w/ 47 before they started Passim?
re: Berheenia
ber, i just realised, and found it possibly fascinating that Daedulus was Voyagers was Hemispheres. Makes it seem like the same owner, eh?
re: opinionatedchef
OC - was racking my brain to try to remember the name of Voyagers - thanks. It had a nice run - who were the principals behind it?
re: opinionatedchef
I have a framed Passim menu hanging in my kitchen, cappuccino stains and all, from Bob and Rae Ann's last night there when they closed and it became Club Passim. A friend was performing that night and he was really honored and touched to realize that he was the last act in such a legacy.
My then-teenaged son brilliantly suggested that we snag a menu on the way out and now it brings back wonderful memories whenever I notice it.
re: opinionatedchef
It was a Thai restaurant for probably two decades between Voyagers and Daedalus, House of Siam, I believe. First time I tried Thai food ever, and it was a revelatory experience for me.
re: hungrytommy
or even Craigie-on-Main
kyn, you may have alrdy discovered the very popular new Alden and Harlow in the Casablanca space?


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I am elderly and own $20,000 of this preferred stock. It would be a big blow to my daily living to lose this money. What is the likely hood of bankruptcy in this market? My broker says do not panic, but I am terrified.
I would hold,,,Book VAlue still around 30
Question is: will AM Best et al downgrade the insurers lending policyholders surplus to the parent?
I believe Mr Einhorn and company are taking a hard look at AIG's fantasy. NYS stretched it out, now the cats have an injured mouse to play with. Good luck AIG (All Investments Gone)
All these FED and Treasury moves remind me of the ole Mark Twain saying –
"Never put off until tomorrow what you can put off until the day after tomorrow!"
AIG will have to be bailed out or allowed to fail. "Borrowing" $20B from subsiduaries does not add to their liquidity. You must watch out for their Annuities! This could hit the average consumer very hard.
I would definitely hold until the Fed decides whether or not to provide them with a short term line of credit giving them time to raise their capital levels.
I Hope the "Lifeline"…Is a strong, thick line…That can "Support" a Titanic…That is SINKING…Very Fast!!!!!!!
Bernanke, Bush, Cheney, Paulson, "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" and my homeboys, Pay off the Chicoms and Russians, go forth plunder, pillage, and run with the loot. The American people are broke, you have done your job. The Yale and skull crossbone crowd is celebrating and the economy is falling faster than an Ohio State lineman in front of a Trojan!
Here AIG, I'll help you, take my hand!
In view of the current problem, does AIG managment knows what they have been managing. It appears that they do not familair with the business that they are running. If you are investing in a margin call account, you have suffiient cash to back it up. They obviously did not think about this when they enter the contacts with counter parties and senior managment fail to relaise that this woyld happen. First ask shareholders to make up the loss they made. Then sell the company's valuable assets, and what to do if the next bad news come, winding up!
mahjongmaxie: Fed is telling AIG "you're on your own", the same thing your broker is going to tell you after you get cleaned out.
Undertaker: Such a gentleman.
Listen up this time you pencil necked, dumbed down, mind dead, opra satiated, maggot party clones. Both parties and set of candidates are equally worthless and have the street value of a sack of snail snot. Wake up kiddies you're imploding, better get you sh–t together and your head out of your a–h—s now!
does anyone know what will happen to annuity holders of the company? Is your principal safe?
I don't trust any of these numbers anymore. Lehman had $28B in equity. But given that $80 of assets were hard to value, the market sunk them. It doesn't matter that already reduced assets in the $80B would have had to be reduced by another 30% to wipe out equity, unlikely, there was no confidence left. Same thing here. Same thing everywhere in this market. The govt is acting like a scarecrow in the wind. Lots of wing flapping but little credibility left
What about American General Life Insurance Company, which is part of AIG. Is my variable life insurance policy safe?
Concerned Retiree,
That depends on the details of this thing that NY just approved. All we know is that assets belonging to insurance subsidiaries owned by AIG are being raided to cover operating expenses. The million dollar question is this: Are we talking about actual reserves and if so, from exactly what subsidiaries?
Reserves are assets held by an insurance company to pay claims out of. They are not normally supposed to tap them for anything else. Most consumers would probably be better off if AIG did 'fail' rather than pursue a system of survival through raiding of reserves. Because even if AIG were to go bankrupt this week, at least the reserves would still be there to pay any claims. This might not be the case if regulators keep allowing them to spend their reserves.
I love the old sarge he has such an eloquent lilting way with words.
The bond rating of the buyer of ILFC will be very important as the company carries a huge amount of debt to fund it's every increasing fleet. Who are the likely buyers of ILFC? Is there a chance it could be spun off as a "new" public company?
Finally, George Mcfly (the Fed) is standing up to Biff Tannen (troubled financial institutions) and warning them that there will be no more free passes. Sorry for the Back to the Future reference but until this weekend it seemed like all the investment banks and failing mortgage and thrift shops were lining up to take numbers expecting to be bailed out. Instead of acting tough and delaying the inevitable they should open their books to potential suitors or file for bankruptcy. I understand why AIG's is pleading for help from the Fed but with a growing laundry list of endangered financial institutions the Fed needs to start picking and choosing who they help. Some firms are more important than others.
I am the founder and CEO of AccuQuote, a large life insurance brokerage firm. We sell American General life insurance (a subsidiary of AIG) and there have been lots of questions from policy holders. There is no reason to believe American General's life insurance policyholders are in danger at this time. However, it is always our client's choice as to which carrier they would like to submit their application. If there is concern about the ability of ANY insurance company to pay claims, every State insurance commissioner has the authority to essentially merge the assets of any troubled insurer through a takeover by more solvent insurers. This method has been used successfully and repeatedly to prevent the default of even one payment of a death claim in over a hundred years in the United States and to make sure that every in-force policy is honored based on the original terms and conditions. No death beneficiary in the history of the U.S. life insurance market has ever been denied or shorted on a legitimate death claim payout.
Is an AIG fixed annuity safe at the $100K level?
if I have Private Client Group Insurance with AIG (NY) will another company take over AIG's policyholders if they sell the personal lines side?
I receive a disability income check from AIG. If they fail will I be protected in any way? What are my options?
Regarding the question "will another carrier take over AIG's policyholders" : this will only occur if the Private Client Group of AIG is 'sold'. No signs of that.
Absent a sale, many competitors (who you are no doubt familiar with) will simply make their offers available to those who apply AND qualify for their terms (and pay their increased costs).
Most carriers view this as an opportunity to pick their spots and carefully underwrite and win new accounts rather than pay AIG for the business. A suggestion: proceed carefully, don't feel pressured to make a hasty move, and consult brokers who can provide access to the FEW carriers who can offer the quality protection and service AIG does. While this is a worrisome period, it is important not to panic. http://privateriskadvisor.wordpress.com/
My 403b is with AIG Valic. I am scared to death that I will lose my money invested through this company. I have a diversified portfolio and have been relatively careful. What should I do?
Hence AIG is toast inferior
I have a 170,000 annuity with AIG. What do I do?
I have a $116,000.00 fixed annuity with
AIG which "matures" on october 2, 2008.
Will I be able to get my money?
AIG Retirement (AIG Valic) although owned by AIG is a strong separate company with its own reserves which can not be touched or raided by AIG. But this does not mean that Valic could not be sold. Valic has been very profitable.
Same question – will I lose my annuity if AIG files chapt 11? Some are fixed other with vanguard wellington.
I have a bond with ILFC. what now?
I'd love to hear some responses on retirement annuities, are they covered by Life and Health Insuarnce Guaranty.. such as http://www.malifega.org/
Hank the Tank should have not let Dick Fuld pull the pin of the grenade.
Long live capitalism!!! I get rich at everyone else's pain.
Can Bush serve a 3rd term?
AIG is a company without leadership. They sure missed the boat in this crisis. They acted like they were sitting in a men's club reading the newspapers. They won't get the chance to announce their so called plan like Fuld did last week. They have already been graded F- by the market and now the rating agencies.
Who would want to spend top dollar for an aircraft lessor in these markets. Last I checked, airlines are contracting.
What makes NY think they can approve the raiding of insurance company subs that are not domiciled in NY? The other state insurance regulators that are responsible for those subs will have an opinion about that. On the question about whether the life/annuity policies will be covered by the state insurance guaranty associations should any of the companies fail, the amount of coverage available varies by state, but is generally between $100,000 and $300,000. Check http://www.nolhga.com for more information. Thank you Spitzer for destroying the world's largest insurer….it never lost money under Greenberg.
'bring hank back'…..do you really believe the person who expanded AIG into a quasi PE/Hedge fund type firm under the guise of 'We know money', with exposure to credit securities and real estate, would have avoided this….i think not….
They took inordinate amounts of risk from '02-'08 and now are paying the price for poor underwriting analysis on their Fin.Products side
Like Kirk, I receive a disability check monthly from AIG. I am permanently disabled. Will the insurance sector be protected so people in my situation will survive?
I have term life insurance through AIG. Is my policy safe or should I look elsewhere?
Ihave a fixed annuity with AIG Sun America. Is it safe? What can I do at this time
I have five more years to collect on an Annuity that cannot be cashed in. I get the same amount every month for the next five years. What are the chances that I will not see the rest of my so called investment? It was the dumbest policy I was ever deceived into investing in.
Sorry..the Annuity is with AIG
i own an ILFC Bond. Will we be okay.


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The ruling comes in a case filed by a quadriplegic man who was fired after he tested positive for marijuana, even though there was no indication he used it while on company property.
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Peter Schiff in Canada : Allow the recession to run its course
Economy Peter Schiff warns that stimulus spending is misguided and will drive the economy deeper into debt
FREDERICTON - The man who foresaw the U.S. housing collapse and credit crisis dished out more dire predictions Tuesday to a room full of New Brunswick's top business leaders, investors and government officials.
Peter Schiff warned that stimulus spending is misguided and will drive the economy deeper into debt.
"What we should do is let the recession unfold and allow businesses to fail and asset prices to fall," he said during his keynote speech to the New Brunswick Securities Commission Fullsail Summit.
"We don't need more stimulus," he said. "We need to come down from this artificial high and rebuild our economy. And that isn't something that can be combated with monetary fiscal policy."
"It means allowing the recession," he added. "That is the cure and we simply need to allow it to run its course."
The president and chief global strategist for Connecticut-based Euro Pacific Capital Inc., Schiff was in town only for a few hours to share his wisdom with delegates of the third annual event at the Delta Fredericton hotel.
Schiff has been in the limelight since his shocking predictions of a crash in the housing and stock markets - laid out in his 2007 book Crash Proof: How to Profit from the Coming Economic Collapse - came true.
In an interview following the speech, moments before he was whisked back to the airport, Schiff said that Canada is in much better shape than the United States.
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Valley View residents threaten to sue city over landslides
EVERETT - Neighbors in the Valley View Neighborhood, where landslides destroyed one house and forced some residents to abandon their homes in 2011, are preparing to sue the city next month.
The issue stems from a storm water pipe redesign that neighbors say sends way too much water into the creek below their homes.
There are seven households involved in the potential lawsuit against the city. The claims amount to more than $6 million.
"To date, the information gathered does not indicate the fault of the city," city attorney Jim Iles said last week.
In 2012 former city spokeswoman Kate Reardon told KING 5 TV there's nothing showing the slides are more than a naturally occurring event.
Resident Jay Himmelman insists the city designed the system completely wrong. He warned that if the claims aren't settled, neighbors have no choice but to sue, but they'd rather come to a settlement.
"You guys, frankly, this is embarrassing," Himmelman told the Everett City Council. The city fixed the pipe but never mitigated for impacts downstream, he said.
He showed the council last week photos of overflow pipes gushing out water at what Himmelman estimates is a velocity of 42 feet a second.
Himmelman is an engineer and picked apart the environmental documentation and he described how erosion was neither mitigated nor anticipated. Neighbors also hired private engineers who concluded the slides are unnatural.
He ran down the environmental checklist: "Could erosion happen? No. Source of runoff? Not available. Runoff control? Not needed."
"You did a great job preventing the flooding, but you failed below us," Himmelman said.
The city listed the area as flat when a cluster of homes sit on a steep ravine downstream.
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The 2011 slide caused two other homes to partially collapse and many others now sit on the edge of the eaten-away cliff.
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Cooking timePrep: 5 mins Cook: 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 8
Keep this Christmas-spiced cranberry sauce in the fridge for up to a week before the big day
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- 400ml red wine
- 100g caster sugar
- 2 cloves
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Fabulous! This was part of my first ever full traditional Christmas lunch, and my favourite thing on the table, as it had the perfect combination of spice and bitter/sour from the cranberries. I don't like my cranberry sauce too sweet so this was perfect. I reduced the recipe, as we are only two, but otherwise did not change a thing and found it incredibly easy to prepare. I made it two days in advance and kept covered in the fridge.
Delicious! Although, I did add my own touch. I added a nice splash of Muscat (or Port wine) -- to sweeten the red wine-- a couple teaspoons of marmalade, and I had to replace the star anise (because I didn't have any) with a cardamom seed. Oh, and I used powdered sugar. It's going in my holiday binder. It makes the house smell like Christmas! Yum, yum.
This makes a very large quantity so have halved mine and frozen it (half fills one cereal bowl!). Very nice flavours but think I may up the sweetness by adding a bit more sugar next time. Works out quite expensive to make in this quantity but looks so pretty when the cranberries first go into the pan!


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US War in Middle East not winnable unless total war declared
You may say this sound like madness. Or ask what the hell are you talking about?
You won't be saying that if radical Islamic elements of a middle eastern country drops several real nukes on American cities. Imagine seeing New York city in flames after a middle eastern Muslim country detonates a high powered nuke in lower Manhattan and renders half of the eastern seaboard uninhabitable.??
Then what I am saying won't seem so crazy. You will wonder , how could this have happened?.
I am convinced that it will happen. I am also convinced at this point that president Obama has no idea what he is doing or is up against. He reminds me of early attempts by Brittan to negotiate with the Nazis. It was bullshit and caused WWII. I claim we are already in the early stages of WWIII. There is no negotiating with radical Islam. They are bound and determined to destroy the west put us all under Sha'aria law and live in their simple desert world alone while we burn.
So here's my plan. Afghanistan is a lost cause. We already lost that war. The Taliban have shadow governments in most of its provenances, just waiting for us to leave. Between them and Pakistan they have the money and wherewithal to nuke us and they will when we exit Afghanistan.
Other countries of concern are Iran, actually the whole damn middle east and north Africa and North Korea.
But lets talk about the middle East. If we sent an invasion force to the middle East, conquered them occupied them and drag them kicking and screaming int the 21 century, we may be able to save the world. Otherwise we are going to burn in our homes here in America. When I say an invasion force I am talking about an allied force of 1 or 2 million troops. No fooling around. Occupy every city town mountain and out post and put an end to Afghanistan as it exists right now. Occupy it the way we occupied Japan and Germany after WWI. Build bases there and leave them there. Kill there heroin production and kill anyone who fights us. and then move right across the middle east WWII style. We have been fighting in the middle east since the 1980s and we could have ended this a long time ago. Or we can just stay home and wait for the nukes. It's a shit sandwich and we are going to have to take a bite.
Also, as far as I am concerned Obama or Romney: they are both the same. neither are capable of leading this country from nuclear annihilation. Actually, they are both cut from the same cloth. Nice guys. Civilized. Unfortunately, there are a bunch of barbarians out there who aim to kill us all, very soon.
So this is well beyond petty American politics.
Watch this WWI channel and see what i mean: http://www.justin.tv/military_history#/w/2969917904/6
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A sample of mosquitoes collected from traps placed in Golden Hills Wilderness Park in the city of La Verne on August 12, 2014 was tested and found positive for West Nile virus (WNV). Vector control officials have already intensified surveillance and control efforts in the foothill communities to prepare for the seasonal emergence of this virus.
The best precaution against WNV is to prevent mosquito bites. All residents within the District and especially those living near Golden Hills Wilderness Park should use repellants according to their labels, wear long sleeves and long pants if outdoors between dusk and dawn, and ensure windows and doors are properly screened to keep mosquitoes outside.
Warmer temperatures provide ideal conditions for WNV amplification and transmission. Mosquitoes pick up WNV from infected birds and spread it to other birds and humans when they bite again.
Although no human cases have been reported yet this year in our District, 93 have been reported in California as of August 20, 2014, up from 59 reported this time last year. There have been four human fatalities confirmed in the state this year to date. The total number of WNV-positive mosquito samples is also up state wide at 2041 positive samples as compared to 1349 this time last year.
It is critical that residents survey their property and remove all standing water to prevent mosquito reproduction. Mosquitoes lay their eggs in stagnant water sources such as neglected pools, buckets, miscellaneous containers, puddles, and ponds. Eggs can hatch and mature to biting adults in 5-7 days.
Since its introduction in 2003 through 2013, there have been 4,004 reported infections and 145 deaths from WNV in California. West Nile virus presents a risk to public health every year.
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- AVOID: Over-watering and prevent litter, leaves and debris from entering the gutters and streets.
- DRAIN: Check properties weekly and remove all sources of standing water. Report green, inoperable pools or other sources of standing water to the District.
- DAWN AND DUSK: Wear effective repellents and long sleeves if outdoors when mosquitoes are present (between dawn and dusk.)
- DEFEND: Ensure doors and windows are properly screened
The District encourages the public to help identify WNV "hot spots" by reporting dead birds to the WNV Hotline at (877) WNV-BIRD ((877) 968-2473) or online at www.westnile.ca.gov. We also urge our residents to call the District to report any mosquito activity.


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The San Diego Padres promoted from within Tuesday as they named Michael Collins manager of the TinCaps.
Collins, who is entering his third season as a manager in the Padres organization, replaces Jose Valentín.
Pitching coach Burt Hooton, hitting coach Morgan Burkhart, and athletic trainer Ricky Huerta return. Dan Byrne is the new strength and conditioning coach.
Collins, 29, is a native of Canberra, Australia, and last year managed the Padres rookie-level affiliate in the Arizona League. He led San Diego's Dominican Summer League affiliate in 2012.
Collins began his 10-year Minor League Baseball career in 2001 as a 16-year-old in the Angels system, making his debut with the franchise's Arizona League club. Collins moved up to the Midwest League in 2004, playing for the Cedar Rapids Kernels. In 2005, again with Cedar Rapids, he finished third in the league with a .320 batting average.
Collins, a catcher, signed with San Diego in 2009 after eight years with the Angels. He played for San Diego's Triple-A, Double-A, Advanced-A, and Arizona League teams in 2010.
For the past two winters, Collins has been the manager of the Canberra Cavalry of the Australian Baseball League. There Canberra won the Claxton Shield, the championship trophy of the ABL. Collins also played for the Cavalry from 2010-2012, and during the 2010-2011 season he hit .360 and was the ABL's batting champion.
Hooton, 63, returns for his second season with the TinCaps. Last year he oversaw a young staff that at times featured as many as five first-round draft selections on the roster.
Under Hooton's tutelage, Fort Wayne had a pitcher lead the league in earned run average for just the second time in franchise history. Zach Eflin's 2.73 ERA was best in the league.
Burkhart also returns for a second season with the TinCaps. The former major leaguer, who played with both the Red Sox and Royals, helped guide the TinCaps to a .261 team batting average in 2013, the fourth-best mark in the Midwest League.
Huerta, 27, begins his fifth season in the Padres organization. The Los Angeles native will work with the TinCaps for a second straight season after having worked previously with the rookie-level Arizona League Padres.
Byrne enters his first season with Fort Wayne. He replaces Pat Trainor, who has been assigned to San Diego's Advanced-A Affiliate, the Lake Elsinore Storm, as the strength and conditioning coach.


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Local Artists Depict Strong Local Women in New Alverno College Ad CampaignDate Released: June 9 2014
Strong local women are the focus of the latest Alverno College ad campaign, which was rolled out in late May. The women are all Alverno alumnae, and the artwork featured in the ads was created by local artists who are part of FROM HERE TO HER Artist Collective.
"This campaign, which is uniquely Milwaukee, is all about women celebrating women," said Sebastian Thachenkary, Director of Marketing Communications for Alverno College. "What better way to demonstrate the value of an Alverno education than to showcase some of our outstanding alums?"
The ads, which can be seen on billboards and in bus shelters throughout southeastern Wisconsin, feature the following women:
- Cecelia Gore, '92, '08, executive director, Brewers Community Foundation; portrait by Jasmine Barmore
- Jennifer Kopps-Wagner, '93, senior vice president & general counsel, Assurant Health; portrait by Kerri Root
- Jennifer H. Hruz, '12, nurse, Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare; portrait by Rachel Hughes
- Jeanna Salzar, '10, Milwaukee's Best Acoustic Musician & Female Vocalist, 2009 & 2010; portrait by Miranda Petroviak
"A lot of us have admired those billboards for years. They've become part of Milwaukee's visual landscape in a way, so of course we were thrilled when Alverno approached us about it," said Katie Mullen, founder of FROM HERE TO HER Artist Collective. "Plus the tie to strong women is right in line with our values and what we're trying to accomplish."
Barmore was honored to take on the portrait of Gore. "I wanted to portray her as a light in this community," she said. "I hope her image, shining bright and beautiful throughout the city, inspires and empowers … all women in Milwaukee."
Root felt much the same way about painting Kopps-Wagner. "So here was this incredibly intelligent, successful, dedicated woman holding this powerful position, and she's got this confidence and glow and is so grounded," said Root. "I knew that was exactly what I wanted to capture and present."
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Affordable Rehearsal Dinner Locations
This might be impossible, but I'm looking for a place to hold my rehearsal dinner in September that will fit 75-100 people for no more than $50 per person, including food, drink, tax and tip. Pretty much all of our guests are from out of town, and our families are insisting that all of the out-of-towners are invited. We are somewhat flexible with location since we live in Manhattan but our wedding is in Brooklyn (and that's where our guests are staying). Hors d'oeuvres and cocktails are definitely ok instead of a sit down dinner. We are very flexible with cuisine, as well. The big objective is to find a restaurant or bar that can accommodate that many people in a private space (and on the ground level since our elderly grandparents can't do stairs, or with an elevator). Any and all suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!!
The Housing Works Bookstore Cafe, in SoHo, does fairly affordable events in an interesting setting. Their prices are very reasonable, although normally higher than what you're looking for, but they might be able to work with you.
Otto is a great choice. It's right in between the west and east village, has very reasonably priced and delicious food and a huge wine list.
Try posting on the Brooklyn board. People there may know good places at a better price point.
We did ours at the old Second Avenue deli. Obviously it was pretty casual, but it was a treat for the out-of-towners to have something so "New York." You might want to go that route and try something similar like pizza, Chinese, etc. and you'll definitely stay in budget.
We had ours in Chinatown at a favorite restaurant that's long gone, but was on East Broadway. It was not too expensive, a great variety of food and really fun. There are plenty of Chinese restaurants with festive banquet spaces - even if nothing comes of it, it would be fun (and tasty) to check out the possibilities..
Check with Landmarc TWC. They have two event rooms in the back that could fit all of your guests. I don't know what their pricing scheme would be for a large, group dinner, but $50 / person would be fine ordering a la carte.
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e. village's li'l frankie's on 1st avenue (cross street: 1st) might work if you rent out the entire restaurant for the evening. good, solid italian food.
other options, such as in brooklyn, might be fiore in williamsburg, or baci & abbracci.
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