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Strand Bistro at The Strand Hotel
- Address:
33 West 37th street
New York, NY 10018Neighborhood:
Midtown West
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Strand Bistro at The Strand Hotel
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://thestrandbistro.com/
- Phone: (212) 584-4000
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday-Friday 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Saturday & Sunday 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Monday - Friday 11:30p.m - 2:30 p.m
Dinner: Monday - Sunday 5 p.m.-10 p.m.
Happy Hour: Monday-Friday 5 p.m.-7p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Jason Tilmann
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Event space for up to 150 people.
- Entertainment: Who doesn't like Live Music?
Enjoy the sounds of live jazz at The Strand Bistro on Wednesdays & Thursday from 6 – 9 pm.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Between 5th and 6th avenues
- Public Transit: Stops Subways 34th street and 6th avenue. R, N, Q, W, B, D, F, V.
A, C, and E trains to 34th Street and 8th Avenue
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: There is free street parking after 7pm on 37th street. There is also a parking garage on 37th street between 5th and 6th avenues.
A word from Strand Bistro at The Strand Hotel
Located in The Strand Hotel in the Fashion District, The Strand Bistro serves Seasonal Modern American Cuisine. Chef Jason Tilmann creates menus that reflects the influences of his past, with an intuitive nod towards current, and evolving trends. As trends in the fashion industry are forever changing, there will always be those classic styles that remain timeless. Cuisine is very much the same way and Chef Tilmann demonstrate's this with his menus.Continued
With a cozy and inviting lounge, a fireplace, and an enchanting fish tank (yes that's right a big fish tank!) the interior is quirky yet comfortable. There is a place to lounge, place to wine and place to dine, and after dinner you can have a cocktail at our relaxing roof top lounge at The Top of the Strand with stunning views of The Empire State Building.
With a cozy and inviting lounge, a fireplace, and an enchanting fish tank (yes that's right a big fish tank!) the interior is quirky yet comfortable. There is a place to lounge, place to wine and place to dine, and after dinner you can have a cocktail at our relaxing roof top lounge at The Top of the Strand with stunning views of The Empire State Building.
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Strand Bistro at The Strand Hotel reviews from OpenTable diners
28 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (12)neighborhood gem (12)great for lunch (11)romantic (8)special occasion (6)notable wine list (5)kid-friendly (1)great for brunch (1)good for groups (1)hot spot (1)late-night find (1)scenic view (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Real Houdsewives of New YorkRaymondDined on 10/22/2014When we arrived for dinner, we were asked to sit near the bar in a comfortable library-like alcove as there was filming of Real Housewives of New York going on in the restaurant which would delay our seating. After a little while we decided to eat there. They comped us desert and a moscato at the end of the meal and were always apologetic and helpful (as they should have been). We started with zucchini fritters and lobster dumplings which were excellent. Then we had the Hunts Point All'Acqua Pazza, a delicious fruit de mers dish and, the reason we came, a roasted chicken with peaches and hazlenuts which turned out to be a lovely combination. This is a hotel in the fashion district and the fashionable decor shows it. We left fully satisfied.
- Family Dinner at the Strand BistroYoungretireeDined on 10/17/2014Our group of 5 family members celebrated a birthday in mid-October 17. We were truly impressed by the quality of service: patient, knowledgeable wait staff who explained the dishes and wines; quiet, effortless flow of dishes and wine, all done in a relaxed atmosphere. The quality of the food was excellent: particularly the shrimp/lobster dumplings, roasted chicken, and the fish. We shared desserts. Overall a truly special experience marked by the staff,the atmosphere, and the quality of the food. The chef came over afterwards to ask how we enjoyed dinner-a simple touch, but it helped polish a wonderful evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unexpectedly good!Caro76dinesDined on 10/14/2014The food in this hotel restaurant was delicious - especially the lobster dumplings and the venison chops. It was our first evening in New York and the quality of the dishes was above expectation. We would visit this restaurant again.Special Features:
- Highly recommendedFoodieVIPDined on 10/11/2014All the great reviews do this place justice. The chef came to our table personally to ask if we had questions about the menu. The lobster dumplings and the cavatelli were exquisite, and tasted even better in this beautiful, warm environment. Will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- worth the price! ...?nommingonabudgetDined on 10/11/2014Excellent food, minimal wait, makes you almost forget you are in a hotel lobby. All the food is local and sustainable, however, the menu was not the easiest to understand (our waitress even said everyone always has questions) and the prices were astronomical. I definitely enjoyed my experience, but for the location, dress code and atmosphere, I would not pay that much again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodExcellentVIPDined on 10/9/2014The food was excellent but te service left a lot to be desired.
- Business LunchheathmyVIPDined on 10/7/2014Great business lunch in a neighborhood with few options. Seasonal menu has a great mix of lighter and more robust lunch options.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FindTangoDancerDined on 9/19/2014Library dining room was quiet with tango music for ambiance. Food was excellent & chef came out & checked on us. Outstanding food at a reasonable price for NYC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Business LunchOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/10/2014Went here for a business lunch for the first time. The service was superb. Very attentive without being invasive. One of our party was gluten free and the waitress double checked with the chef and came back with very specific options that suited the person.Special Features:
- Prett niceDoraDined on 8/15/2014Nice place to have lunch! My friend and I were impressed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LucyDined on 8/12/2014Went to lunch at the Strand Bistro with business associates during restaurant week. Very good ambiance, quiet enough to really have a business conversation, food was very good. There's a scarcity of decent restaurants in the neighborhood, and it was great to discover this one.Special Features:
- FantasticTreyDined on 8/11/2014Had a wonderful dining experience on a Monday night. Scallops appetizer was awesome; gazpacho and salmon dishes were well-portioned and impeccably prepared. Waiter was terrific. I do not typically write reviews at all, but this restaurant really delivered on all fronts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 520 reviews are from the Strand Bistro at The Strand Hotel reviews archive.
- Excellent dinnerJm26Dined on 7/31/2014The food was absolutely delicious, the restaurant was beautiful - loved the fish tank, and the service was perfect. Couldn't have had a better dinner. The restaurant accomodated my request for a vegetarian meal and even called me in advance to let me know that there would be no problems.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Caring staffElara829Dined on 7/25/2014We had a restaurant week dinner here, the food was fantastic, perfect portions. Our waiter made sure we got what we wanted, caught the fact that I'm vegetarian and made sure to alert me of items which contained meat, the chef altered the dish to be accommodating. It was fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice and quietRonaldDined on 7/25/2014Pleasant and low-key hotel restaurant. Very friendly and accommodating staff. Quiet place for conversation or a meeting. Very relaxed atmosphere.Special Features:
- Difficulty in changing reservationreservationsDined on 7/21/2014I tried moving my reservation from 7/22 to 7/31 but could not figure out how to do so on your site, so I just called the restaurant. I was not allowed to make a reservation on OpenTable, after using it extensively for business, when this happened in the past. I value the OpenTable service but not when you make it so difficult to change a reservation and then ban someone if that information does not get relayed to you. David Teitler
- Great for after work!Lo354VIPDined on 6/25/2014My friend and I wanted to grab a bite to eat after work and found the Strand Hotel. We enjoyed our meal and enjoyed the atmosphere at the bar.Special Features:
- Needs to try harderPotentialDined on 6/17/2014Inviting space and excellent food, but disorganized wait-staff. Took a long time to get drinks, bread (had to ask several times), etc. and the restaurant was empty. Asked for pepper and was brought ground pepper, not a mill. Complained about lack of air-conditioning and waitress said it was because front windows were open and she was hot, too. No attempt to apologize or fix the situation!I would recommend this to a friend.
- New DirectionFeffyVIPDined on 6/12/2014There is a new chef and the menu specials are awesome. The service was excellent and the ambience was perfect. We enjoyed it so much, we ate there three more times during our stay!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/12/2014First time here, very long wait to even place order. Waitress (if she was on, may have been hostess filling in), apologized and said short staffed…Overall not a bad experience but can't imagine service if restaurant was busy.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quiet Business LunchPRThanksDined on 6/6/2014Centrally located, this was a great spot for a reasonable business lunch. The prix fixe on the website is no longer available.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedamosVIPDined on 6/2/2014My 3rd times dinning at Strand Bistro, they were good, but not any more, My friend and I sent back all the dishes from appetizer to dessert. they are all too salty on the appetizer and main course, the dessert was bad too. We were so disappointed. I won't go back there again.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 5/9/2014We both ordered Bistro burger. The beef patties didn't taste very fresh. The buns were also not fresh. They should serve better products for the pricing they made. But the service was nice.Special Features:
- Impressed!JRinOCVIPDined on 4/20/2014We were staying at a nearby hotel and were somewhat skeptical about eating here, because usually restaurants in hotels are way overpriced. We were very impressed with the menu and prices, plus everything we ordered was delicious and perfectly prepared. I had a made to order omelette and my daughter had the lemon-ricotta pancakes, which were outstanding. Two in our party had the oatmeal, and it was really inspired, with candied nuts on top and strawberries. We plan to return!Special Features:
- The art of getting everything rightJochenDined on 3/29/2014It was our anniversary and my job was to find a quiet bar/restaurant with style and good food near Madison Square Garden before attending a concert there at 8. The Strand was the only place that looked promising in online reviews, which left me with trepidation (unfounded as it turned out). We were greeted by a well-stocked bar and stylish (large modern boutique hotel) decoration of the restaurant, which consists of two large rooms. The waiter was excellent - always around, never intrusive, knowledgeable. We had three different cocktails, all chosen after deliberations with the waiter and all with a twist. Our vegetarian food was fancy but not pretentious. The waiter's desert recommendation was spot-on. This picky reviewer was very pleased.Special Features:
- Late lunch expensive wineRonpVIPDined on 3/28/2014The location and ambience are great but the service was to be desired. Almost felt as if coming at 2 PM for lunch did not work with the waiter schedule. Food was okay. Ceasar salad was skimpy and $7 added 3 shrimp. Also wine by the glass was too expensive - lowest was $12.00 per glass.
- Charming restaurantDinerVIPDined on 3/26/2014We didn't eat much because we were focused on the business meeting, but the ambiance was cozy and pleasant, and the wait staff was friendly though a little slow. We would return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great MealCityGirlDinningVIPDined on 3/20/2014The total dining experience was great once again. The décor is always warm and inviting and the food was exceptional. The menu has some wonderful new dishes that we really enjoyed. The horseradish crusted skate was a stand out! The pasta special and apple crumb tart were equally delicious. The service was wonderful as well.Special Features:
- Good breakfast close to Penn CenterPAVisitorVIPDined on 3/9/2014We needed to find a quieter place for breakfast before heading out on the train. The food was very good and they had a section on the menu for healthy smoothies and breakfast entrees. Not a huge menu but the usual bases were covered.
- Interesting mixsleeVIPDined on 3/7/2014Seeing as this was a restaurant within the Strand hotel the crowd was quite diverse. There were a lot of businessmen in suits but also casual tourists and families. although the front of the restaurant seemed more of a business hang out in front of the bar dining area seemed more intimate yet still casual with the banquet seating, warm lighting, bookcases, and fireplace. The food was great, no complaints there. Not plain Jane but also not too frilly. I enjoyed my dining experience though I wish there were more people on a Friday night.Special Features:
- close enough to Madison Sq GardenjenynyVIPDined on 3/4/2014Chose this place because it was highly rated for restaurants near The Garden. Very true. Nice room, menu with choice but not too much of it,. My chicken was simple and v ery well cooked - with grits! - and my friends' salmon, burger, steak and pork tenderloin all got thumbs up. Waiter was sweet if a little flaky. We ate on the early side so there was not much of a bar scene, and that is good because there is no separation between bar and dining tables. The mango sorbet was tasteless but the other desserts were very good. We all agreed we would go back again.Special Features:
- loved ithicksDined on 3/3/2014food was great really enjoyed the Prix fixe meal cant wait to return. waiter was goodSpecial Features:
- Superb food!carolineDined on 2/21/2014We had a great dinner here. Nice and cosy place with very good service and fantastic food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was ok, nothing special.MegsDined on 2/21/2014The food was ok, nothing special. But when it came, there was a very long hair in my husbands main course, which really grossed him out. They took the food back and brought him another serving, but it kind of turned us off from the meal.
- Last minuteSignatureDined on 2/20/2014Based on OT reviews, took a chance on Strand Bistro and glad I did. Ambiance, service and food all very good!!! Table was waiting, noise level allowed for easy conversation without shouting or straining, service was friendly and attentive, food was tasty and well presented. On a scale of 1-10, I say 8.5I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious meal with the familynutrinutDined on 2/8/2014Last night I had a great dining experience at The Strand Bistro. We were eating out early with our kids and the wait staff and chef were so accommodating. The kale salad and chicken soup were both yummy appetizers. The kids polished off their mac and cheese and left no trace of their burger with sweet potato fries . I would strongly recommend the salmon with quinoa entree, as it was perfectly cooked with a delicious apple glaze. The warm chocolate cake was the perfect ending to our meal. Looking forward to dining their again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Positive OverallpennewiseDined on 2/6/2014We appreciated the ambience, service and the preparation, especially the sea scallops.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Incredible DinnerCityGirlDinningVIPDined on 2/6/2014This is the second time I dined at the Strand Bistro and it was fantastic. Food was delicious and beautifully presented. The kale salad with honey-dijon mustard vinaigrette was probably the best kale salad I have had in a long time. The dressing should be bottled it is so good. The two entrees we had were just wonderful. The salmon was nicely cooked with great flavor, loved the mustard seed caviar. The special citrus-crusted tuna was excellent as well. The warm chocolate cake was a perfect ending to the meal. Our waitress was very pleasant and attentive. We really enjoyed the live music.Special Features:
- Great service and hidden gem.DMNYCVIPDined on 2/5/2014Great food, service and convenience. And to top it all off, it's in a hotel? Nice to find another reasonably priced restaurant local to the garment district.Special Features:
- Promising but didn't deliverblownawayDined on 1/27/2014In fairness, we ate here the Monday before the Super Bowl so there is a chance this wasn't a typical night - however there weren't many people there so I assume it was. Food was average, looked better than it was but really no complaints, it was fine. The service was comically slow - sat down a little before 6 and the time on the check was almost 7:45 when it finally came. Bottom line, I had higher hopes.


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Tiger Woods won't be playing at the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte this week because of an injury to his left knee and Achilles tendon that suffered at the Masters.
That's a setback for Woods who is still struggling to regain his form since his sex scandals and subsequent divorce. It also might be a setback for the PGA Tour, which sees higher TV ratings and gate receipts when Woods is in the field.
However, golf fans are getting accustomed to watching Tour events without Woods. Not counting the silly season or alternate-field events opposite majors and WCG events, the PGA Tour has held 129 tournaments since the beginning of the 2008 season. Woods has competed in only 40 of them (31%).
Of course, Woods doesn't play all PGA Tour events (nor does Phil Mickelson or many other top players). But in addition to the events he regularly skips, since the beginning of the 2008 season, Woods has had his knee operated on twice, withdrawn from a tournament with a neck injury, missed three months during a post-car accident/sex scandal hiatus from the game, and most recently has taken time off to rest his ailing knee and Achilles.
Of the 89 Tour events Woods has missed since the start of 2008, 48 of them have occurred while he was recovering from injuries or during his hiatus (54%).
When you look at the breakdown of events he's missed and his results, the signs look even more troubling for Woods.
Total Tour Events: 37
Tour Events Woods Played: 6 (16%)
Wins: 4
In 2008, which might be one of the most impressive seasons any athlete has ever recorded, Woods missed 31 events (21 from his two knee surgeries, and 10 by personal choice).
Of the six events he played in 2008, here are the results: Buick Invitational, Win; Accenture Match Play Championship, Win; Arnold Palmer Invitational, Win; WCG-CA Championship, 5th; The Masters, 2nd; U.S. Open, Win.
Total Tour Events: 37
Tour Events Woods Played: 17 (46%)
Wins: 6
In 2009, Woods had a more balanced schedule, playing 17 events and missing 20. Of the events he missed, seven were from his post-U.S. Open knee surgery recovery, and 13 were by personal choice.
Again, his results were impressive: Accenture Match Play Championship, T17; WCG-CA Championship, T9; Arnold Palmer Invitational, Win; The Masters, T6; Wachovia Championship, 4th; The Players Championship, 8th, The Memorial, Win; U.S. Open, T6; AT&T National, Win; British Open, CUT; Buick Open, Win; WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, Win; PGA Championship, 2nd; The Barclays, T2, Deutsche Bank Championship, T11; BMW Championship, Win; Tour Championship, 2nd.
Total Tour Events: 37
Tour Events Woods Played: 12 (32%)
Wins: 0
Woods lost the first three months of 2010 when he took a hiatus from the game following his Thanksgiving 2009 car accident and subsequent scandals. In total he missed 25 events in 2010, playing just 12 times. Of the events he missed, 13 were during his hiatus, three were following his neck injury at the Players, and eight were by personal choice. He didn't qualify for the Tour Championship. By his standards, his 2010 results were disappointing: Masters, T4; Wachovia Championship, CUT; The Players Championship, WD; The Memorial, T19; U.S. Open, T4; AT&T National, T46; British Open, T23; WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, T78; PGA Championship, T28; The Barclays, T12; Deutsche Bank Championship, T11; BMW Championship, T15.
Total Tour Events: 18
Tour Events Woods Played: 5 (28%)
Wins: 0
Woods played his normal schedule for the first three months of the year until he injured his knee and Achilles at the Masters. He has not yet said if he will compete in the Players Championship next, but he was wearing a protective boot in Las Vegas last weekend, which is not a promising sign. If Woods misses the Players, he likely would not play again until the Memorial Tournament on June 2. That would make the Memorial his only start before the U.S. Open on June 16.
Famously, the 2008 Woods didn't need to play any warm-up tournaments to win the U.S. Open, but the 2011 Woods looks like a very different kind of player.
Next page: Tiger's complete PGA Tour tournament results, 2008-Present


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NEW YORK Most prices for smelter-grade aluminum scrap fell June 17 as improved supply and lower exchange prices weighed on the secondary market, sources said.
The price range for secondary smelters mixed low-copper clips widened to 72 to 74 cents per pound from 73 to 74 cents on June 13, mixed high-copper clips weakened to 72 to 73 cents per pound from 72 to 74 cents and painted siding moved to 70 to 72 cents per pound from 71 to 73 cents. Mixed clips fell to 70 to 72 cents per pound from 71 to 73 cents and old cast slipped to 70 to 71 cents per pound from 71 to 72 cents.
U.S. aluminum producers used beverage can (UBC) prices decreased to 72 to 73 cents per pound from 72 to 74 cents.
"As far as secondary scrap is concerned, we have plenty," one scrap buyer said. "I dont get how the yards I talk to say that inbound flow is slow. Automotive is very strong, housing is doing better, things are improving. Its making me wonder whats really going on."
The primary aluminum cash contract on the London Metal Exchange ended the official session June 17 at $1,789.50 per tonne (81.2 cents per pound), down 1.3 percent from $1,813 per tonne (82.2 cents per pound) June 13, although it inched up to $1,795 per tonne (81.4 cents per pound) June 18.
Prices for mill-grade scrap also weakened as demand dipped, market participants said. Prices for 5052 segregated low-copper alloy clips fell to 86 to 88 cents per pound from 87 to 89 cents, 3105 clips slipped to 77 to 79 cents per pound from 78 to 80 cents, mill-grade mixed low-copper alloy clips decreased to 75 to 77 cents per pound from 76 to 78 cents and painted siding moved down to 72 to 74 cents per pound from 73 to 75 cents.
Most secondary alloy tags continued to hold steady June 17; the exception was A380.1, which weakened to $1.02 to $1.03 per pound from $1.02 to $1.04.
Most producers said that A380.1 sales were down about a penny from last week, with some noting that a weaker scrap market was starting to take a toll on alloy prices.
"With the market dropping, people have been a lot more competitive in terms of pricing lately," one alloy producer source said. "There are more people that are exclusively producing 380 these days, which means they may be trying to get rid of material before the market drops even more."
Meanwhile, 319.1 held at $1.07 to $1.09 per pound, 356.1 at $1.10 to $1.11 and low-copper A360.1 and A413.1 alloys at $1.09 to $1.10 and $1.10 to $1.11, respectively.
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Hydrops fetalis is a severe, life-threatening problem of severe swelling (edema) in the fetus and newborn. It is also called hydrops. There are 2 types of hydrops:
Immune. This results when the mother's immune system causes a breakdown of red blood cells in the fetus. This is the most dangerous complication of blood group incompatibility between the mother and baby. This type of hydrops is uncommon, however, because of the widespread use of Rh immunoglobulin treatment for Rh negative women.
Nonimmune. This is the more common type. It can result when diseases or complications interfere with the baby's ability to manage fluid.
Hydrops develops when too much fluid leaves the bloodstream and goes into the tissues. Many different diseases and complications can cause hydrops, including the following:
Immune hydrops may develop because of Rh disease in the mother. When an Rh negative mother has an Rh positive baby, the mother's immune system sees the baby's Rh positive red blood cells as "foreign." When the mother's antibodies attack the foreign red blood cells, they are broken down and destroyed, resulting in anemia. Hydrops can develop as the baby's organs are unable to compensate for the anemia. The heart begins to fail and large amounts of fluid build up in the baby's tissues and organs.
Nonimmune hydrops includes all other diseases or complications that may interfere with the baby's ability to manage fluid. There is no one mechanism to explain nonimmune hydrops. Some of the diseases or complications that are often associated with hydrops include the following:
Severe anemias
Congenital infections (infections present at birth)
Heart or lung defects
Chromosomal abnormalities and birth defects
Liver disease
The severe swelling that occurs with hydrops can overwhelm the baby's organ systems. About half of unborn babies with hydrops do not survive. Risks for other complications are also high for babies born with hydrops, with survival often depending on the cause and treatment.
The following are the most common symptoms of hydrops fetalis.
During pregnancy, symptoms may include:
Large amounts of amniotic fluid
Thickened placenta
Ultrasound of the fetus shows enlarged liver, spleen, or heart, and fluid buildup surrounding the fetus' abdomen, heart, and lungs
After birth, symptoms may include:
Pale coloring
Severe swelling overall, especially in the baby's abdomen
Enlarged liver and spleen
Respiratory distress (difficulty breathing)
The symptoms of hydrops fetalis may look like other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your baby's doctor for a diagnosis.
In addition to a physical exam, diagnostic tests for hydrops fetalis may include:
Ultrasound. A diagnostic imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves and a computer to create images of blood vessels, tissues, and organs. Ultrasounds are used to view internal organs as they function, and to assess blood flow through various vessels.
Fetal blood sampling. This is done by placing a needle through the mother's uterus and into a blood vessel of the fetus or the umbilical cord.
Amniocentesis. Involves withdrawing some of the amniotic fluid for testing.
Treatment of hydrops depends on the cause. During pregnancy, hydrops may be treatable only in certain situations. Early delivery may be recommended. Management of hydrops in newborn babies may include:
Help for respiratory distress using supplemental oxygen or a mechanical breathing machine
Removal of excessive fluid from spaces around the lungs and abdomen using a needle
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Too late to help you Johnp I guess, but I had the exact same problem and solved it. Two things...
#1 Possibly you can't restore an image to a hard drive that is even 1 megabyte smaller than it (the partition specifically) was when the image was created. I created an image just before shrinking my main and only partition, so later when I tried to restore to that partition of course it was too small. This seems stupid in my opinion (if what I'm saying is true); it should let you do it as long as the size of the image is smaller than the partition and just give you two options a) destroy the other partion(s) to get back to its original size or b) just lose the space and don't worry about it...because maybe you want to keep that other partition. Long story short, I had to delete and reformat, then extend into that extra partition I had created so that my original partition would go back to being the size it originally was.
#2 More importantly, the image has to be in the root for the image restore to find it. So attach the external hard drive to any other PC and cut and paste the the image to the root directory of your external. You could also use the cut and paste available when the image restore dialog boxes ask you to locate a driver for your device (like you were talking about earlier).
Assuming both things I've said are true, these tips should be reminded to you as you enter the restore a system image application. Why did I have to google and trial-and-error for 2.5 hours? Are you listening MS?
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Samsung Gear S: Quick, LAUNCH IT – before Apple straps on iWatch
Re: Battery life
If you get enough wrist action the jerky video would really be jerky! Probably too jerky to promote the required wrist action.
Unless the jerks were synchronised................
Oz biz regulator discovers shared servers in EPIC FACEPALM
Re: You've got to give them a little credit
That this would come out was inevitable given the inability of Aussie bureaucracy to redact PDF's.
Boffins attempt to prove the UNIVERSE IS JUST A HOLOGRAM
Re: Excellent
The gods have nothing to do with it. Stuff disappearing is down to mini wormholes that jump about in your house. They connect random places and normally go unnoticed.
Until they suddenly open up! And it's not just socks, the car keys you put in the bowl by the door will end up down the sofa with your change and that little screwdriver you left in the garage. And that bottle opener you used on the sofa is now in the drawer underneath the cutlery. Your sock is now somewhere else, back in the washbasket or under the chair or in the garden.
The mini wormholes open when there is sufficient mass of similar items. This explains why your shirt disappears from the hotel laundry but only socks from your washing machine, the more mass the bigger the item that can pass through the wormhole. So most of that change you got in the pub last night has vanished and is in the kid's pockets or the wife's purse or the change bottle thanks to the mini wormhole and the sheer mass of change. Also why my drill, lawnmower and spade is in the neighbours shed!
Of course this is only a theory. I might be able to prove it if anyone fancies funding my
beer habit research.
HP: We're still running the ARM race with Moonshot servers
New unit of measure?
The 'huge' , as in 'packing a huge of computing bang into a space smaller than the standard x86 blade and chassis'.
We need a definition.
I huge is........
Tornado-chasing stealth Batmobile set to invade killer vortices
Re: Not nearly as exciting...
IIRC, Dorothy was a little girl who liked singing and had a likkle dog called Toto. Which is where Twister got the name from.
I have a feeling we're not in Kansas any more.
Just had the misfortune to read El Reg without my usual browser.
Without any adblocking, popup blocking, script control, cookie control and all the rest I never realisedsee what a mess the unfiltered site is.
And El Reg is 'one of the better' sites.
How the hell do people browse the internet tubes without protection?
OWN GOAL! 100s of websites blocked after UK Premier League drops ball
Re: Straightforward enough
No way, dummies are far more useful.
Publishers stand behind Apple in ebook price-fixing fight
Re: Businesses
Except in this case they changed the rules to get less.
EE's revenues dip, but smartphones lure in 200k new contracts
Re: Maybe...
"erm... The article says that they've increased the number of customers they have and that the drop in revenue is down to regulation. How does your comment have any bearing on the article?"
Even if the customer numbers are up the extra customers have not generated enough extra cash to offset the lost revenue from call termination charges being limited.
No one knows how many customers are on 4G. But as EE are not boasting about the 4G uptake it is a safe bet that the uptake is not all of the new customers.
So it could follow the reason might be the massive cost of the contract and the low data allowance on a system that is designed to maximise data flow.
So yeah there was some relevance there.
I know I won't be paying EE prices for 4G. But that is just my opinion (Anecdote).
Netbooks were a GOOD thing and we threw them under a bus
Re: Atom still lives on
Much of the Netbook's demise was down to manufacturers sticking WinXp on the thing. Not that WinXP was bad. More the licensing restrictions from Micro$oft around WinXP and Netbooks limited the hardware it could run on.
But the price was good and cheaper Windows Netbooks meant competition for the Linux Netbooks. An opportunity missed for Linux? For sure, but the manufacturers were their own worst enemy. Weak OSs and/or weak hardware. Xp was always going to clean up. Box shifters loved it 'cos the punters knew XP and were happy to blow a couple or three hundred quid on Windows Netbook.
WIth Win7 those hardware restrictions are gone. Along with the 'competitive pricing' that was available with XP on a Netbook. So no more cheapo power efficient Netbooks.
I'm fine with this?
Re: Stuck between a rock and a hard place?
For years I have deleted all cookies when the browser closes. Not going to change now. So the Reg nag bar comes back every time I log on and visit. Getting pretty pissed off with it I must say. To the point of not bothering with this site any more.
Not just El Reg, same goes for the BBC sites with the stupid big header bar.
For fecks sake, informed consent is one thing, but pissing your visitors off is another. Even is you are making a point.
EU antitrust bigwig offers Apple, publishers ebook truce
Re: re: Why is it
The wholesale of books is like paying for a bunch of licences, buy 10000 for a fiver each. Sell em for whatever you want. But don't sell more than 10000. No different to selling physical stock.
Publisher gets his cash and Amazon carry the risk if the book flops.
The agency model is the publisher saying sell the books for what we say or you can't sell em. If they supply them in lots of 1 or 1000 or 10000 it makes no odds. The publisher is forcing everyone to sell their books at a price they decide.
If the seller and the publisher get together and split the final selling price to the consumer they then have a vested interest in keeping the price high.
Hope this helps.
Apple wants ebook price class action suit thrown out
Re: @ dogged - Apple wants
I think you have the wrong people in Secret backroom agreements.
The way it really happened was Amazon bought the books from the publisher for a wholesale price. Amazon then set their own price. High or low, it was Amazons choice. The publisher already had their money and it made no difference to them what price a book was sold at.
Now Apple lets the publisher decide the price and split the proceeds. It is in both parties interest to keep the prices high. More cash is a hell of an incentive to do a deal with Apple. More so when you can then force other retailers into the same deal or face being cut off from new books.
Bending over for Amazon? The only people bending over for anybody are the general public.
Chrome browser 'is becoming Number Two'
Nights at the Opera
No surprises then.
Chrome is fast and slick, FIrefox isn't. IE has a very patchy past, Chrome and Firefox less so. Safari is the mobile browser of (Apples) choice, iPad/iPhone. And Opera is like the relative no one talks to but everyone has heard about.
And it will probably continue the same way unless Firefox gets it's collective finger out or Opera & IE get rehabilitated in the publics mind.
Part of my job is compatibility testing. I use Opera, IE, Safari, Chrome and FIrefox to test sites and web apps and in reality there are no really bad browsers anymore. Trouble is Firefox has been getting progressively worse over the last 2 years.
Each new version seems to introduce new problems without fixing the old ones. Firefox on Mac and Windows has become what IE used to be, slow, bloated and buggy with slow rendering, stuttering performance, memory leaks, lock ups and slow loading.
So what to use? Personally I don't entirely trust the Chocolate factory to do no evil (let alone not track my web movements) so Opera on the Mac and IE on Windows it is.
(Seeing that in writing makes me want a shower!)
First smut site erected on .xxx address
What site!
Couldn't even get to the Reg article. Our firewall said NO! in big shouty letters and said why the article was blocked, PORN! and said it would tell tales on me to the computer men.
Good job I am the computer men.
Virgin Media sees 36,000 cable customers scarper in Q2
Your Point?
Bullshit? Where?
Two minor points.
First up, "Even my 50MB was never managed - the upload was throttled when the moved me upto the 5MB upload back in March (brough back down to 1.75Mb/sec)" means what?
Throttling your upload speed is NOT traffic management? And BTW, this is the same policy Virgin apply to 100MB. So that would be managed too. Exactly as I said before.
Taken from Virgins website. http://shop.virginmedia.com/help/traffic-management.html
Point two, in true VM style, they are not telling you what 'high' usage will trigger this (non) management. Bear in mind 100meg is only todays headline grabber. Remember unlimited broadband? Became unlimited to a Gig a day. Just like 10Meg became the tightarse tariff not worth supporting.
When I look into your future I see you bending over, grasping your ankles while Virgin explain the latest 'upgrade' to your T&Cs
And I see beardy is on the VM website oozing beardy love to anyone who will listen.
Until Virgin get their act together and support anyone who buys their services and not just the £50 a month peeps they can keep their wonder products.
Lower Value Punters?
I had phone and BB from Virgin. They jacked up the price twice this year, That'll gets the ARPU up a bit. But only if the tight wads stay.
Did they stay? No, 36000 punters say sod it and Virgin reckon they are better off without these lower value punters. Even if these cheapskates had just BB/Phone like me that is 990000 quids every month! Nearly a million quids a month?
Might have been better to get them on board and sell more to them. But you can't do that by shafting your customers with higher bills and providing shit service to the skinflints. This will not entice these tight sods to shell out more money for a 'better'/faster service.
Just for info, the difference between 10 meg and 30 meg on Virgin is 5 quids. (Or 37%) And you need a Virgin phone to get this rate. 7.50 quids difference if you don't want the phone. But the phone is 13 quids a month. And the call connection costs are higher than the competition. Traffic management applies to all packages up to 30 meg, (see Virgins T&Cs) 50 meg is unmanaged downstream, managed upstream and excludes file sharing which is managed separately. On 100meg you get unrestricted up and down data, apart from the file sharing. Yup this is managed.
All recovered from the convoluted serpentine mess that is the VM website, today.
I don't use Virgin any more.
Apple admits scareware problem, at last
Teacup Storm
Chill out guys, non story in the making!
Apple issue a memo (Sez the bloke from M$) telling support not to tell users they have malware on the machine. So what, they don't, the problem is a scam site. You need to reassurance and help and the Genius Bar staff happily tell you how to avoid the issue.
End of the Apple story.
You want to blame somebody? OK, Did you sign up to the scam, give em money or install software? YOU did?
Well YOU did it, not the computer, not the manufacturer of the computer or the OS or the fairies at the bottom of your garden. But YOU.
If you believe giving money to some random twat you've never heard of from the interwebs who took control your computer, scanned it and now tells you how to fix a problem you didn't know you had then that is YOUR problem.
Memo gives full details of Nokia staff cull and closures
Efficiency? Yeah right!
Comparing Apples and Nokias?
Apple goes from nothing to iOS 4 in the same time Nokia takes to put a nice dress on Symbian. And does it with less Developers and R&D cash too. Gotta say that looks pretty efficient to me.
Nokia trashing their own OS and buying into Windoze mobile don't strike me as being more efficient. They have become just another box maker with the same software as the rest of the Windoze crowd.
Nokia handset design might save the day? Even if the box looks as sexy as a sexy thing I can' see anyone paying a premium price for it when it fires up into the same Windoze interface you can get elsewhere for a lot less. (If Nokia have any good box designers left?)
Reskin the interface? Now you have a sexy box with a polished turd inside.
Bad move all round.
Sex abuse fax leak costs council £100k
Faxes are more secure than e-mail?
ViewSonic tablet defies death by Steve Jobs
But you need to be able to up-spec the Gen 2 device. In Apple Land iPad2 will have a camera. (And a price hike).
And will be new and improved ;o)
App Store II: Steve Jobs sucks Mac's soul
"It remains to be seen just how iOS-y Mac OS 10.7 Lion turns out to be, and how much Apple values its relationship with its devoted professional base."
Making Lion iOS-y is not beyond the bounds of credibility. Apple don't care about any one but Apple. The bottom line is god and if worshiping this god means locking the OS down, so be it.
As for Apple's devoted professional base, ask the professional Java Developers using Macs how loved they feel right now.
If, (when) the OS lock down happens, the pro users will have to go where the pro app developer goes.
And the pro developers will move on. But I guess that won't be to a fragmented Linux market. So get used to working with Windows.
The rest of the professional IT world that uses Macs use small but essential apps that will probably fall foul of the Apple App Inquisition. We will move to something else just to get those tools and apps without having to waste our time hacking about with the system. So Linux for me.
And none of this will bother Apple. There will be many more consumers drawn into the Apple world than pros leaving it. The profit god will be happy and so will Apple.
Steve Jobs looks more like the Big Brother Apple warned us against all those years ago.
Anyone got a hammer?
Conficker left Manchester unable to issue traffic tickets
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I've made this recipe a lot over the past year. My family wishes I would make it weekly. These are really good bagels unlike anything I've ever purchased. Notes: if you plan to freeze, (I made 2 double batches once for company) freeze before the poach. Also, I substitute spelt flour on occasion which has worked perfectly as well except for the freezing. I don't recommend freezing spelt, it just doesn't raise again. Best of luck with some amazing bagels!
I made these bagels and followed the recipe almost exactly and they turned out very good. A few more tries should be perfect. FYI: I cut down the amount of salt, reduced the yeast accordingly, and added vital gluten with vitamin C. I also cut way back on the salt and bicarb in the boiling liquid. I still got great flavor, texture, and crisp chewy crust. Since I made 8 instead of 6 from this batch, I started and kept the oven temp at 450 to make sure they weren't too brown or over cooked. Done in about 15 minutes as the recipe says. Watched them closely after 12 minutes. Highly recommend.
Absolutely SUPERB result! I've been testing out recipes for the past few months and this one by far blows all of the others away. The bagels are the most flavorful I have ever had (homemade or from a bagel store). The outside is crispy yet chewy, inside light, delicious and full of flavor. I'm going to triple this batch and freeze them so I always have them on hand. I live in NY and have access to the famous NY bagels and I these are better. I also have a house in the mountains of New Hampshire and although there is a bagel store there that makes okay bagels, they are closed on Sundays! This is why I decided to make bagels so when I am there I can have my bagel!
These had a very nice texture and flavor, but I was looking for a recipe that yields a product resembling bagels from New York. These tasted more like really good bread in a bagel shape. I used King Arthur Sir Lancelot flour and barley malt syrup in the dough as directed, and cold fermented them for 24 hours. I wonder if I would prefer their flavor after a 48 hour fermentation? I did not use lye solution either, maybe that is the key?? I will also try another recipe that I found, which is made with a sponge.
I love making bagels. However, everytime I poach before baking, the bagels are glued to the parchment. No matter how much oil or semolina or anything else I use. Is there a secret that the internet is refusing to share with me?
I know everyones oven varies, but my bagels were a little too dark with 450 degrees. Just a bit of advice- watch those puppies! My new york boyfriend thinks this recipe is most like his hometown bagels.
Excellent flavour. I added some vital wheat gluten to the 405 flour here in Germany and the bagels were nice and chewy. The measurements of the water for boiling in grams need to be re-converted though. (181 g of water is 181 mL, or less than a cup, not 2 quarts. )
Made these with the kids today. Awesome recipe. We did half blueberry and half cinnamon raisin. Four forks. Ipad won't let me change my rating.
Excellent recipe. Tastes like a real bagel should and very simple to follow. Used honey to proof the yeast and for boiling with great results. No sweetness, just perfect texture. Great hit and easier than I suspected.


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The No. 5 Virginia baseball team pounded out a season-high 17 hits in a 15-6 thumping of Virginia Tech Friday night. The Cavaliers (38-6, 17-5 ACC) earned their seventh straight victory and scored 15-plus runs for the second straight game.
Eight of the Cavaliers' starters recorded hits, while six had multi-hit games. Every starter scored at least once. Reed Gragnani went 3-for-5 with a home run and four RBI. Jared King and Brandon Downes each doubled twice and went 3-for-6.
Freshman starter Brandon Waddell worked 5 2/3 innings to claim the win and improve to 4-1. He allowed six earned runs, eight hits and a walk while striking out five. Whit Mayberry pitched 3 1/3 scoreless innings to record his second save of the year.
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OTTAWA--The Canadian government said Friday it has appointed the former chief executive of Bank on New York Mellon Corp.--who left the post in 2011 due to differences with the bank's board--as chairman of its mortgage insurer, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.
Robert Kelly, a native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, was appointed to a five-year term, which the Canadian government said would take effect immediately.
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Is Panthers' Owner Jerry Richardson Entertaining Move To Los Angeles?
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Charlotte is not the place to be these days if you are a pro football fan. The Panthers are sliding deeper and deeper into irrelevance again as they will be hard pressed to just equal their 6-10 record of a year ago, Now, word hit the streets that their beloved franchise is being courted, very heavily as it seems, by the City of Angels in attempt to replace the long since departed Rams.
Los Angeles is a fine sports town. They have a plethora of professional franchises – two basketball, two baseball (if you count the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim as a "home" team), and hockey (with the current lockout the Kings are there in name only these days) – but lack representation from the sports giant known as the National Football League. But if officials have their way that could be rectified in short order if they can somehow persuade Panthers' owner Jerry Richardson to go hum the Beverly Hillbillies' theme song with the line, "Californee is the place you ought to be!"
You see, Richardson not only owns the team, he has the stadium as part of his real estate empire too. He doesn't have to consult the league, the city or even his players if he wants to look toward the land of movie stars and earthquakes. On Sunday he issued the following statement:
"It has always been my desire that the Carolinas would be home of our Panthers. Nothing has changed. As someone who was born in North Carolina and lived much of my life in South Carolina, I hope that there would be no doubts about my personal devotion to the Carolinas."
The 76-year-old founder of the Panthers is not your ordinary owner; he actually played the game as a 13th round pick by the then Baltimore Colts out of Wofford College in Spartanburg, SC. He made a lot of money not in football, but in the fast food business before turning back to the sport he loved. Richardson became the first former player to become an NFL owner since the great George Halas, when he was awarded him the league's 29th franchise (the 30th was the Jacksonville Jaguars). It was Richardson's dream to bring the NFL to the Carolinas, and he succeeded on October 26, 1993.
You have to believe Richardson when he says he is devoted to the Carolinas. More than 40,000 PSLs (Personal Seat Licenses) were sold to get Bank of America Stadium build as to not burden the taxpayers of Charlotte and North Carolina but now that his building is in need of upgrades he has petitioned local officials to kick in some money needed for those improvements.
Politicians have so far gone on record as saying they are willing to pay for them but it is unclear how that is going to happen. The Charlotte Knights, the Triple-A baseball affiliate of the White Sox, battled for years to get some help to build a new stadium and bring the team back to across the border from South Carolina before they actually got $8 million of the $54 million construction costs from the county. There were other issues that delayed the project but money was a factor.
The estimate for the renovation of Richardson's House of Football is $250 million with Charlotte's share coming in at $80 million. That is unprecedented sticker shock and to put it into context, Mayor Anthony Foxx vetoed a capital improvement plan earlier this year in part because funding for a $119 million streetcar extension project was cut by a majority of city council. Additionally, Foxx was also "ambivalent" to the use of the $8 million to subsidize that baseball stadium. It took years to get the Knights their new home so it is not unreasonable to think that something that will cost ten times more could hit a snag inside political circles.
Richardson also has a friend, Patrick Soon-Shiong, a billionaire who just happens to live in Los Angeles and has shown an interest in the Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG) as well as buying an NFL franchise for his home town. Should the duo team up the City of Los Angeles would be hard pressed reject any plans to build a stadium befitting a new football franchise.
Richardson's loyalty to the Carolinas is duly noted; however, allegiances can be bought especially if someone is offering something along the lines of the Jerry Jones Monument to Himself. Los Angeles is the capital of glitz and glamour and a shiny new football stadium would fit in quite nicely, especially if there is a team that is ready to move in when the last brick is laid.
The National Football League has no plans to expand just to fill the void in LA. If they wanted a team there they would have already done it. There are franchises that have stadium issues like age or attendance woes like San Diego and Jacksonville just to name two. Charlotte isn't one of them, BofA Stadium is just 16 and attendance isn't a concern unless the losing becomes the new normal.
California won't help the Panthers in the standings but the tons of money that awaits Richardson in La-La Land is very inviting even if he takes on a partner like Soon-Shiong. Be forewarned Panthers' fans, this is one story that won't go away until an $80 million check from Charlotte has been deposited.
For more Local Football Bloggers and the latest Panthers news, see CBS Sports Charlotte.
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Oakland, CA – The Oakland Public Library is very excited to announce that STEPHANIE YUN has been selected as the City of Oakland's first ever Youth Poet Laureate. Miss Yun will be crowned the Youth Poet Laureate during the LIFE is LIVING Festival, a public event that will take place at DeFremery Park, 1651 Adeline Street on Saturday, October 13, from 12 to 1 pm.
Stephanie Yun emerged as the best of seven highly talented finalists in a competition that began on April 1. The competition was staged by the Oakland Public Library's Teen Services Department, in partnership with Youth Speaks, the country's leading nonprofit presenter of spoken word performance, education and youth development programs. As the winner, Ms. Yun will receive a $5,000 scholarship and the opportunity to officially represent the Oakland Community through poetry, media, and public appearances.
STEPHANIE YUN is a lifelong Oakland resident and recent graduate of Skyline High School. At 18, Stephanie is a fixture in the Bay Area poetry community. She is a well-known slam poet on local and national stages, a mentor to fellow youth, and a published writer. She writes honestly, tenderly, and heartbreakingly about love, identity, our bodies and the tumult of emotions housed in them – reflecting the power of human connection and "the beauty of love / When we stop looking for it." California poet laureate Juan Felipe Herrera, a judge in this inaugural competition, calls Stephanie, "A breakthrough poet."
Ms. Yun's crowning as Oakland's first Youth Poet Laureate will be a highlight of the LIFE is LIVING Festival, a celebration of urban life through hip-hop, intergenerational health, and environmental action. The festival runs from 11 am to 6 pm. Ms. Yun will be accompanied by the six other finalists in the Youth Poet Laureate competition.
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A study on the effect of long-term consumption of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) by rats has France calling for a major investigation into GMOs. Findings from the study show evidence that there is a connection between GMO crops and tumors, as well as organ damage. The French agriculture minister is now asking European authorities to abandon the use of GMO crops, and the French government is calling for a health agency investigation.
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Londer Vineyards is another new label that is blossoming under the steady winemaking hand of Greg LaFolette of Flowers fame, and who simultaneously is starting up the winemaking operations atTandem. Of course, consulting winemaking is the type of job where you can be involved with multiple labels, and a good thing too, because it allows us to benefit from expertise like Greg's across a wide spectrum of wines.
Greg's winemaking is only a part of the equation for Londer, of course. The other part comes courtesy of vineyard owners Shirlee and Larry Londer who own and manage the winery that will start producing estate Pinot Noir and Gewurztraminer in 2004. Until then, with Greg's guidance, Larry is purchasing small quantities of grapes on the market from select vineyard sites all over California and churning out some interesting wines.
This Pinot is a made from fruit sourced in the Anderson valley from four different vineyards: Valley Foothills, Ferrington, Pacific Echo, and Elke's Donnelly Creek, and may be a good preview of what we can expect from Londer moving forward.
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Bright garnet in hue, this wine has a heady nose of cranberry and raspberry with soft notes of what seems like red bell pepper. In the mouth it is fruit forward with flavors of redcurrant, strawberry, and elements of mixed herbs and spices. Much of the flavor is in the front palate and despite some good acidity the wine finishes a little flatter than it should, trailing off in a slightly noncommittal way, like a puppy that is initially excited to meet strangers, but then quickly grows bored.
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I'm not sure if this wine has any residual sugar -- I suspect it does not -- but because of the fruit flavors it has a sweeter aspect to it that will complement a lighter meat dish that has sweet and spicy flavors like a currant-mustard glazed ham.
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The New York Jets trimmed their roster to the required 53 players by announcing the cuts of 8 more players.
The New York Jets trimmed their roster to the required 53 players by announcing the cuts of 8 more players.
CB Andrew Davison, DT Alan Harper, DB Omare Lowe, WR Terrence Stubbs, QB Ricky Ray, DE Matt Walters, RB Derrick Ward G Dave Yovanovits were trimmed to meet the mandatory roster number of 53 players. The team will now sign eight players to the practice squad and most if not all will be from the Jets cut list.
The biggest surprise is DE Matt Walters who was originally a fifth round pick out of Miami last season and during brief times in the lineup showed flashes of talent. He was beat out by this years seventh round pick Trevor Johnson of Nebraska.
RB Derrick Ward was touted in the spring by some as a steal in the seventh round of this years draft and the Jets were hoping to get a good look at him this camp as a possible replacement for LaMont Jordan. However, the Ottawa (Kansas) University missed virtually all of camp with a high ankle sprain. He is a possible practice squad candidate.
Wards spot on the roster was taken by Jonathan Reese who after his third Jets training camp finally made the active roster. Reese had a great camp and led the team in rushing for the second straight summer.
The Cinderella of the 2004 Jets camp is without a doubt CB Roderick Bryant. The Idaho alum went undrafted in April and thought his NFL dream might be over. However, the Jets scouted him, invited him to camp and then signed him as a free agent. Bryant then went on to show his stuff this summer and earn a spot on the roster.
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Nellie Ruth Rhodes
October 16, 2012
Nellie Ruth Rhodes, 84, died Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012, at North Mississippi Medical Center after a short illness.
A Tishomingo County native, she was born May 8, 1928, to Lee and Luzina Gray Rhodes. She was retired from Blue Bell Manufacturing. She enjoyed going to church and listening to gospel music. She was a member of Golden Central Baptist Church.
Services were Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012, at Deaton Funeral Home Chapel, Belmont, Miss., with Bro. Ralph Culp and Bro. Shawn Davis officiating. Burial was in Highland Cemetery, Tishomingo, Miss.
Survivors are one brother, Hollis Rhodes, Russellville; three sisters-in-law, Charlene Rhodes, Belmont, Miss., Sally Rhodes, Burbank, Ill., and Eula Rhodes, Waukegan, Ill.; two nieces and five nephews.
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