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With so much attention on the Broncos, you may have missed the start of the Denver Nuggets preseason. The team matches up tonight against the Phoenix Suns -- and that means the Denver Nuggets Dancers are back in action as well. Meet the sixteen-person squad below, complete with photos and text from ... More >>
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Prom Night Essentials
It's easy to leave the house without something you need on prom night. You're excited; you may be rushing around. It's likely you are also a bit nervous. Using this checklist can keep you organized and ensure you have what you need for a great night.
* prom tickets
* corsage or boutonniere for date
* house keys
* mobile phone
* cash, credit card or debit card
* tip for the limousine driver
* identification
* breath fresheners
* toiletries and makeup for touch-ups
* bandages, in case of blisters from shoes
* extra pantyhose
* safety pins/mini sewing kit
* directions to restaurants and the prom site
* directions to the after party, if any
* cab company phone number, for emergencies


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In today's Whiteboard Wednesday, Dirk Sigurdson talks about the top 3 mobile policies that you should be using with Mobilisafe. With the BYOD trend rising, it is important that you put in place mobile policies that protect your organization from a data breach from mobile devices. Mobilisafe makes it easy for you to set rules and guidelines around mobile devices that connect with your exchange server. From requiring a password protected lock screen to making sure that the devices have the latest firmware update, you can set policies in Mobilisafe easily to ensure that all devices connecting to your network are protected. Watch this quick video to learn more!
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Hello, my name is Dirk Sigurdson. I'm the Engineering Director for Mobilisafe at Rapid7, and in this week's Whiteboard Wednesday we're going to talk about the top three policies that you can set in the Mobilisafe service.
Number one, one of the key things that we have identified is that getting employees to update their devices to the most recent firmware version is a really important way for you to reduce the risk from mobile vulnerabilities. Typically, mobile vulnerabilities are fixed in firmware updates from the operator or from the OEM, and so it's really important to get your employees updated to the most recent version.
You can very easily, with Mobilisafe, create a policy that automatically detects when employees are using out-of-date firmware, and it will send them a notification telling them about that and asking them to update to the most recent version. Now you can remind them over a period of time. You can schedule different reminders to be sent out over weeks or months. At the end of the reminder period, you can either enforce that that device be blocked from accessing your exchange server, or you can just send an alert to yourself, as the administrator, letting you know that the employee has failed to update. So that's top policy number one.
Number two are alerts. So our customers have really liked the alerting functionality that we provide with Mobilisafe, and two of the key alerts that have been used by customers are being alerted when new vulnerabilities are identified for devices. So we're constantly monitoring the national vulnerability database, and whenever we find a new vulnerability that is mapped to devices in your organization, we can very easily send the administrators an alert, letting them know about the vulnerability, and from the e-mail you can drill down into all the details for that vulnerability, to see whether or not you want to take action against that.
Another type of administrative alert that we provide are just getting visibility into devices. If you don't want to go to the Mobilisafe administration console very often, you can get alerted when new devices are identified. So when an employee brings a new device, you can get an e-mail, the administrators can get an e-mail alerting them of that action, rather than you having to constantly go to Mobilisafe web admin to detect that.
So those are one and number two. And lastly, the third important policy to enforce through the Mobilisafe product is being able to enforce passcodes. So one of the core threats with mobile devices, since they're so mobile, is employees taking them to different locations and because of their mobility, they're very easy to lose. So it's really critical for companies to enforce passcodes on these devices, so in case an employee loses their device, someone that picks it up can't just get immediately access to all the e-mails on those devices. So with Mobilisafe you can configure a policy to require passwords to be set on devices. When the device tries to sync to exchange the next time, the policy will be enforced and it will require that the user enter a passcode and that device be locked from then moving forward.
So those are the top three policies that we recommend to you using with Mobilisafe. That's this week's Whiteboard Wednesday. See you next time. Thanks.


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So easy to make, this candied bacon is maple flavoured. Sweet, and salty, it's sheer perfection. This sweet and salty snack is perfect for parties and brunches. I tend to make it on holidays. It's a nice treat, plus it's super easy to make. Candied bacon is seriously addictive. Once you start eating it you'll never want to stop. Trust me, I speak from experience. I went on a bacon making rampage recently. I made Bacon Jam, Charred Skillet Corn with Bacon, Bacon-wrapped Sausages, and … [Read more...]
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So simple to make yet so complex in flavour. Baby carrots drizzled in balsamic vinegar, the roasted in the oven and sprinkled with parsley and coarse salt. This one is a family favourite. My family loves this recipe. We're such suckers for roasted vegetables. I think it's because we all have a sweet tooth, and roasting brings out the natural sweetness of vegetables. This is something I make often when we have roast beef or roast chicken. It just goes perfectly with either of those dishes. … [Read more...]
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You know I represent the 213
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The day you passed me by
I saw you holding Q Tip's hand
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I wonder what was on God's mind
The day that He made you
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After He was through
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Fratello's Scotch Corner
- Address:
Scotch Corner Hotel
Darlington, DL10 6NRNeighbourhood:
West Auckland
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: £25 and under
Fratello's Scotch Corner
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.fratellosrestaurants.co.uk/
- Phone: 01748 828616
- Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday: 06.30am-10am
Monday-Saturday: closed
Sunday: 12pm-4pm
Monday-Sunday: 5pm-11pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Pizzeria, Italian
- Executive Chef: Steven Keys
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Cafe, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Fratello's Scotch Corner
Fratello's restaurant is located at Scotch Corner. This well known UK landmark has been a busy meeting place since Roman times and today continues to be so today. It's central position situated at the junction of the A1 and the A66 near Darlington makes it perfect for friends & family to gather or for business people to meet.Continued
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Fratello's Scotch Corner reviews from OpenTable diners
24 reviews since 28 November 2013
- Food3.8Service4.3
- Ambience3.8Value3.6
special occasions (9)sunday lunch (7)business meals (7)group bookings (7)child friendly (6)romance (5)outstanding value (4)fit for foodies (4)disabled access (3)brunch (2)good vegetarian options (2)pre/post theatre (2)afternoon tea (1)Show More
- First time at Fratello'sjason4872Dined on 11/10/2014We really enjoyed our meal and the friendly atmosphere, helped by the excellent staff and would come again in a larger group. The food was very tasty, bit one of the pizza bases was almost as thin as a poppadom whilst the other was just about right. However we did both then suffer from an upset stomach which we can only attribute to the joint antipasti and garlic pizza/bread starter we had, but despite this we will visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place, good service.whatnamecaniuseDined on 5/9/2014We dined here as we were staying at the hotel. All food we had was of good quality and nicely presented. The service on the night we dined was spot on, Sammy our waitress for the evening was lovely. I liked this place and will go back next time we are passing through.Special Features:
- Food 1 Wine 0WyntoloDined on 15/8/2014Having come to rely on Fratello's Scotch Corner for tasty food from an interesting menu we were not disappointed on our last visit although at least one diner observed that portion size appeared to have shrunk. Our one gripe concerns the apparently recent sharp increase in the price of wines! A quick calculation appears to show that the average bottle price - not including champagnes - is now above £27 although there are seven or eight bottles in the £16.95 to £20 range. It would seem that there's something of a mismatch between the reasonably priced food and the price of wines. Surely, a house wine at, say, about £14 maximum would make more sense.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 28/7/2014Excellent service and food choice. Fantastic evening meal and also breakfast.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great evening2wholovefoodDined on 20/6/2014Had vouchers from Active Life, ate here for my GF's birthday and they brought us Prosecco! Lovely food and drink. Will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Good fathers dayGeordieCRDined on 15/6/2014We took our Dads there for Fathers Day, selected because it was half way between houses. The hotel itself is lovely and is really modern inside. The restaurant was lovely and the staff were really attentive. The food was really nice and very well presented. Very good value for money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Excellent MealBilljohns1Dined on 25/5/2014Another excellent meal, the Sunday dinner was outstanding with the chef using seasonal and local produce.Special Features:
- Brilliant ServiceLissyDined on 1/5/2014My friend and I went to Fratello's, because we had heard some amazing things about the food. The food was amazing, (I had the squid ink risotto - absolutely gorgeous) but for me personally it was the service that really did it for me. We got served by Melissa, and she was amazing, she chatted with us and was genuinely a lovely person! Would definitely go back again and will be taking more friends in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food not cooked,over an hour waitOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 27/4/2014The starter took 40 minutes to arrive, which was excellent. Then we had to wait another 30 minutes for the main, the chicken was uncooked- still pink. As I made a complained I was not questioned and the staff did not seemed shocked by this. I was asked if i wanted a replacement meal, i asked how longer it would take as i had already waited over an hour for the main the first time round. I was shocked to hear that it would only take five minutes as it was pre-cooked. Why the wait of over an hour to start with? They couldn't answer that question.
- Nice restaurantMazzaDined on 29/3/2014Drinks were a bit slow in arriving, my food wasn't exactly as expected peas instead of beans in the cod sauce, but overall goodSpecial Features:
- Sunday lunchflashDined on 16/3/2014We thought the Sunday lunch set menu was good value and the service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hotel convenience foodSquigseyDined on 19/2/2014I attended the restaurant with my family for a mid week cooking break. The food was basic and I felt a little overpriced, we ordered pizza which was lacking in topping, and the lamb was a little undercooked. However, the service was fantastic with very helpful professional staff.Special Features:
- A few tweeks neededgrousegirlDined on 15/2/2014Our first visit to Fratellos was much anticipated as it's only 10 minutes from home. The waitress was lovely and very informative. The large prawn starter was fabulous and my bruschetta also, presentation was beautiful. My husband ordered the Fratellos Pasta Penne which was so salty from the prosciutto it was very hard to finish, I had good old Tagliatelle Bolognese which was delicious but the portion compared to my husbands Penne dish was tiny. I left feeling hungry!! We will give it another go and choose other dishes but I can't rate it more than 6/10Special Features:
- Great dayGeordiexmasDined on 29/12/2013Met the family here for Sunday lunch, we had an excellent meal, and relaxed in the lounge for coffee, service was superb, food was presented beautifully and we had a wonderful time here and would recommend to anyone, we will definitely be back, even though we travelled over 100 miles, well worth the trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 20 reviews are from the Fratello's Scotch Corner reviews archive.
- Birthday mealGujiaDined on 20/7/2013We booked online for a meal for my partners birthday, we received our free bottle of bubbles which was very nice ;-) service was very good and being able to watch the chef make pizza was great. The veal was a little tough but nice not all was eaten and the price was refunded very nice not to have to argue this fact. Nice decor nice menu not too much choice. We will be back soon ;-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Italian @ The Holiday InnspwallisVIPDined on 19/6/2013The Holiday Inn chain is the company choice of Hotels for the overnight stay, normally the HI restaurants are nothing but functional ares set aside from main reception that are used for breakfast, lunch and evening meals. So you can imagine my delight at being confronted by a proper destination restaurant with a reasonable looking Italian menu. The meal started exceptionally well with a starter selected from the daily specials, the asparagus with ducks egg in a lemon hollandaise sauce was delicious, the main of Fratello's pasta was also enjoyable, unfortunately the tiramisu to finish left a rather unfortunate bitter coffee taste in the mouth. The service from the waiting staff deserves a mention as it was both friendly and slick.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Near but farFlowerDined on 10/5/2013Went here instead of usual trip to La Piazza2 in Richmond. Service started out great, we were eating early with 2 children, but slowed down as soon as other diners appeared. Starters of Fritto Misto, arrived cold. Pizzas tasty enough,but had been waiting under hot lights for a while - this was unnecessary as we were the only ones there! Place lacked atmosphere, but is tastefully done up. So although only 5 minutes down the road, not sure we'll go back.Special Features:
- Saturday night treatTravellerDined on 6/4/2013What a treat for us now Fratelloes has opened as we live next door. Lovely atmosphere, staff always very attentive and friendly. Food is always excellent and we love the specials which are changed every couple days. The reward system ie scratch cards and discount cards are a great idea. All in all Fratelloes is an excellent restaurant and value for money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mothers' Day lunchSadieDined on 10/3/2013We booked a table online for a late lunch on Mothers' Day. The menu offered a good choice, the food was nicely cooked and well presented, though the roast could have been a bit warmer. Service was excellent. The free glass of bubbly, chocolates to take away and, unexpectedly, the free meal for 'Mum' were an added bonus. The venue is spacious and stylish with comfy sofas if you want to relax over coffee after a meal. The car park is free for those using the restaurant or hotel. We would definitely use this restaurant again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- enjoyable experiancemelbecDined on 10/3/2013the ambience is exellent the staff very proffesional but also friendly and help to make it an enjoyable experiance the sunday lunch very good and the soup always comes out top have been for a couple of special treats eg birthdays ect even when the staff didnt know but when found out made it special cant fault itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fratello March 2013ciccioforestoDined on 6/3/2013Having been to fratellos on a few occasions, i knew that the service is stretched, to put it poiltely. The starters were really good. The large prawns have been a reason for going back since the restaurant opened. The main courses were poor. my lady did not enjoy the seafood risotto (a poor comparison to Foffano's in Darlington the week before) and the lamb dish that i had was extremely dry. The main issue, as last time, is that you order a glass of wine to go with your dinner and it does not arrive until you have practically finished your meal ! Disappointing.
- Excellent eveningTravellerDined on 26/2/2013Lovely relaxed atmosphere. Staff very friendly. The specials menu changed daily and always excellent value for money. House wine reasonably priced in restaurant. We eat here regularly and love it when the special offers for 50 per cent off vouchers for food are available.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- this was our 2nd visit andlocalyocalDined on 30/1/2013this was our 2nd visit and it was as good as our first timeSpecial Features:
- we dine here regular becausemelbecDined on 28/1/2013we dine here regular because the food and the staff are verygood. we arrived with staff not knowing a birthday wasthe occasion soon as she came with menus to us in bar she noticed cards and pesents when arriving at table it was decorated for us and a good time was had by al.l the sunday lunch is the best we have had anywhere we have yet to find anything wrong with evening or lunch time dinning recomend to everyone we know and few have gone on our recomendation and havent been disappointed. the room is well decorated and always spotlesswe love it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We had a very enjoyable eveningBobsyDined on 26/1/2013We had a very enjoyable evening service and food very good. Very nice atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovely experienceclairelouDined on 25/1/2013I treated my partner to a birthday meal. I was very pleased with my choice as I have heared mixed reports on the resturant. This was my 2nd visit but knew my partner would enjoy it as I did on both of my visits. There was a nice steady stream of customers through out the time we where there. The only down side was we had to wait quite long periods from asking for a drink to actually receiving it, we did then realise it comes from the hotels main bar and not from inside the resturant so this was understood but in the same breath, no body likes to wait for a drink when enjoying a lovely meal. Staff friendly. Food was fantastic. I had the tuna salad of which the tuna was cooked to perfection. Just as I asked and liked. Will deffo go again.Special Features:
- not there yet!nottimeteamDined on 5/1/2013V. little for vegetarians, nothing for vegans unless an ingredient is omitted. Though not stated, they make their own pesto, without Parmesan and thus OK for vegetarians. Pizza not recommended: bases tough & v salty, toppings rather thin, though I appreciated the generous quantity of olives when I asked for a couple instead of cheese. Those in the party who had something other than pizza were pleased with their dishes & the house wine is very nice. We were also pleased at being kept topped up with jugs of iced water. V clean, tables well spaced, pleasant helpful staff. I've put that I wouldn't recommend it but should have preferred the option of 'yes, with reservations'. Lots of spelling mistakes & fish mislabelled as vegetarian.Special Features:
- Sunday LunchBilljohns1Dined on 9/12/2012Having stayed at the Hotel several times, the food has always been outstanding. They catered for all our needs and were outstanding as normal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good all roundkatyDined on 17/9/2012Food good, decor good, staff friendly and very convenient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- :)SavannahJDined on 16/6/2012Our table of three had some dietary requirments (2 were pregnant and the other had medical reasons) and the staff were so helpful in picking food and drink items that would suit us. They were very patient, plus the food was amazing. I will be returning soonSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We had already been to Fratello'sSwaledale1Dined on 10/6/2012We had already been to Fratello's at Newcastle Airport so decided to try Scotch Corner because it is closer to home and wasn't disappointed. The staff and service were excellent. We went for Sunday Lunch and overall it was a very good experience but would have preferred less meat but better quality.Special Features:
- We would try it again althoughOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/5/2012We would try it again although on Friday night the problem was the service. I did really enjoy the experience and the head waiter was doing his best. He told us that there was only one chef and they couldn't cope with the busy night. We ordered drinks before the meal which didn't come until after our bottle of wine ordered for the meal (had to ask for them again, seemed to be a problem with communication) Finally we ordered 3 coffees and 2 sweets. Again the coffees came but we were still waiting for the sweets half an hour after getting the coffees. We then asked for the bill and left after cancelling the long awaited sweets. The head waiter gave us a good discount and some voucers to compensate. Will try it again.Special Features:
- We would try it again althoughOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/5/2012We would try it again although on Friday night the problem was the service. I did really enjoy the experience and the head waiter was doing his best. He told us that there was only one chef and they couldn't cope with the busy night. We ordered drinks before the meal which didn't come until after our bottle of wine ordered for the meal (had to ask for them again, seemed to be a problem with communication) Finally we ordered 3 coffees and 2 sweets. Again the coffees came but we were still waiting for the sweets half an hour after getting the coffees. We then asked for the bill and left after cancelling the long awaited sweets. The head waiter gave us a good discount and some voucers to compensate. Will try it again.I would recommend this to a friend.
- We live in the village - itOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 24/2/2012We live in the village - it was great to go somewhere that was literally round the corner and felt like we had 'gone out' for the night. Food was good but not quite as good as the Shoulder of Mutton, price was about the same for a 3 course meal with bottles of wine. However, we would go again. Service was excellent, very friendly and accommodating.Special Features:


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Fresh-faced rookie pitcher Patrick Corbin made his major league debut this afternoon for the Arizona Diamondbacks during the finale of their four-game series with the Miami Marlins. And the 23-year-old, who was called up from Double-A Mobile last week, was a little shaky at first. During the open ... More >>
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The Arizona Diamondbacks finished their road trip with a win sandwiched between two losses to the Washington Nationals. Catcher Miguel Montero keyed Saturday's 9-2 victory with two home runs and three RBI to back starting pitcher Ian Kennedy's fine performance. Kennedy (pictured above) pitched se ... More >>
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Chad Qualls preserved Dan Haren's shaky outing. This was almost the ultimate disaster in a season chockfull of them. On the same day that Brandon Webb had season-killing surgery, the Arizona Diamondbacks were in New York's Citi Field, putting the hurt on the host in an attempt to win three ... More >>
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Use caution with fireworks
Fun. Food. Fireworks.
The Fourth of July should be about all these things, but every year children and teens end up injured from the misuse of the latter – holiday fireworks. (July 1, 2010, Page 1A)
Cause for celebration: A church building stands for 150 years
This Fourth of July weekend, St. Peter's Episcopal Church invites the citizens of Oxford and Lafayette County to attend a celebration of their 150 years in their church building located on the corner of Jackson Avenue and North 9th Street. (July 1, 2010, Page 6B)
Explosive weekend planned
The community's annual Fourth of July weekend starts with a bang Saturday morning with a fun run and ends with a boom Sunday night during a free fireworks display. (July 1, 2010, Page 1A)
New laws take effect today
A new law, aimed at fighting the state's growing methamphetamine problem, has made any medications containing pseudoephedrine no longer available over-the-counter. A doctor's prescription is now required to purchase common cold and allergy medications that include Advil Cold and Sinus, Aleve D, Claritin D, Mucinex D, Nyquil D, Sudafed, Tylenol Sinus Severe Cold and Zyrtec D. (July 1, 2010, Page 1A)
Bank robber suspect nabbed
Officers from several local law enforcement agencies responded to the Mississippi Federal Credit Union Bank on West Jackson Avenue on Wednesday to offer assistant to the Oxford Police Department in its pursuit of an alleged bank robber that resulted in the arrest of a Marks man. (July 1, 2010, Page 1A)
On the occasion of the 4th of July: A journey of a lifetime
Ole Miss journalism professor and guest columnist Samir Husni takes readers on his journey from childhood to now and from his homeland in Lebanon to taking the oath as a citizen of the United States as he and his family celebrate another special 4th of July. (July 1, 2010, Page 4A)
A sabbatical journey reminds us how great home country is
Guest columnist and O-U United Methodist Church pastor Warren Black got a special welcome back to the United States when he saw signs of how wonderful our country is when going through customs during a summer sabbatical. (July 1, 2010, Page 4A)
OPD nabs suspected bank robber
BREAKING NEWS: The Oxford Police Department has taken into custody an alleged bank robber who reportedly robbed the Federal Credit Union near Malco Oxford Cinema.
The suspect was apprehended without incident near the bank about 20 minutes after the call was dispatched.
A call came into 911 about 1:10 p.m. saying a black male, about 5-foot, 8-inches tall in a brown shirt with yellow stripes robbed the bank.
All entrances to the old mall and Malco were closed off.
How much money was taken or if a weapon was involved is unknown at this time.
Check the EAGLE for updates. (June 30, 2010)
Murder suspect seeks delay
An attorney representing murder suspect Caleb Corrothers will be asking the court to continue his trial slated for July 26.
Corrothers, who is facing the death penalty, was charged in July 2009 with the deaths of Frank and Taylor Clark who were shot and killed July 18, 2009, in their Lafayette County home. (June 30, 2010, Page 1)
More tornado sirens installed
Two of five tornado sirens planned for Lafayette County have been put in place.
The first siren was installed at the Harmontown Fire Department last week. On Tuesday, Abbeville received its siren.
"We're going to have to do some more programming," said Lafayette County Emergency Management coordinator David Shaw. "But they are working well." (June 30, 2010, Page 1)


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CompuNet Is Now Part of Infinity Network Solutions !!
Infinity Network Solutions is proud to announce the acquisition of CompuNet. This acquisition brings together two of the longest-standing and most successful IT services firms in the region. As part of this acquisition, all existing clients and partners of CompuNet will now be serviced by the combined team.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The killing of nine penned deer — including a fawn and a deer with one eye — has stirred international outrage on the web and has the animals' caretakers asking why […]


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eelSaltos de línea: eel
Pronunciación: /iːl /
Definición de eel en inglés:
1A snake-like fish with a slender elongated body and poorly developed fins, proverbial for its slipperiness: the man was wanted in a dozen countries but was as slippery as an eel
- Order Anguilliformes: many families, in particular Anguillidae, which comprises mainly freshwater eels that breed in the sea, including the common Anguilla anguilla of Europe and A. rostrata of America
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Towards the centre of the pier pipefish, mussels galore, conger and common eels, ballan wrasse and cuttlefish lurked.
- There are also rudd, bream, eels, gudgeon, crucian carp, tench, minnows, perch, sticklebacks, the odd trout, pike and barbel present.
- If you hook the eel further back, the body of the eel will fold up along the shank of the hook causing it to spin and you can do without that hassle.
1.1Used in names of unrelated fishes that resemble the true eels, e.g. electric eel, moray eel.
Example sentences
- Electric eels are not really eels, they are actually ostariophysians, but have a strong physical resemblance to true eels.
- With its elongated snake-like body, the Leopard Moray eel moves very gently from one end to the other in the tank.
- Moray eels, garfish and trumpetfish were roaming and snapping at a plethora of potential prey.
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eel-like adjetivo
- Example sentences
- The most primitive craniates we know are the living Myxinoidea (hagfishes): eel-like, rather asymmetric creatures with a strong propensity to flood their immediate neighborhood with slime at the slightest provocation.
- They are represented now only by the lampreys, eel-like forms that are parasites on fish, and the hagfish, also eel-like but feeding on dead or dying animals.
- As a result, we may suspect that some tended toward an eel-like style of swimming or an undulating, almost legless type of locomotion on land.
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eely adjetivo
- Example sentences
- She gripped the halberd's shaft, tested its weight, then slashed the blade across the beast's eely tongue.
- In short, while the dish smelled good, the eely texture and visibility put me off like few foods have before.
- They are also excellent thawed but that eely texture is lost.
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Brooklyn Thai (that doesnt suck)
Besides Am Thai Chile Basil, which I happened to really enjoy, is there a Thai Restaurant in Brooklyn that isnt a Thai version of Americanized shitty Chinese..
Mai Thai in Sunset Park isn't bad at all. It's located in an Asian area so they really don't need to cater to middle American tastes. Give it a try.
re: Bob Martinez
I live in Clinton Hill. I should have specified.. So, if there is a Thai Restaurant that far away, I am just driving to Queens.
re: Bob Martinez
Thanks for the link, but there is nothing there that indicates that there is any really good Thai in Manhattan or that Manhattan Thai is really better than Brooklyn's. One or two so-so places topped by Pam's, which I find no better than Watana for example.
There is no Thai version of Szechuan Gourmet that I know of, although if someone were to point me to one I'd be very very happy.
Sorry to talk about an inner borough here, by the way.
re: MRich
I would say that the best Thai in Manhattan > best Thai in BK. And I'm not talking about Pam's Real Thai, which as you mentioned is on the level of Watana. Kittichai and Kurve are both better than any Thai in BK. BK is surprisingly weak on Thai and Indian food considering the wealth of culinary gems. I've eaten at Em and I thought it was serviceable but not great. The fried items were greasy and clunky. Planet Thai and Sea were both disgusting. Literally disgusting. At Planet Thai, the restaurant reeked of bad fish and bleach.
re: Pookipichu
I will try Kittichai and Kurve.
Pending that, I still say calling Manhattan Thai better than Brooklyn Thai is a hair's width distinction.
re: Daniel76
I live in Park Slope and it's a 15 minute drive via the BQE. (Get off at the 38th St. exit. ) (Granted, Sri is about 20 minutes away but sometimes you're coming from a different direction.)
There's lots of reasons to visit Sunset Park. Great Banh mi at Ba Xuyen. Good Chinese and Vietnamese restaurants. Good shopping for kitchen equipment and shoes. You should check it out.
re: Bob Martinez
Sunset Park is a fun place.. I will have to go back for Thai.. Had a fairly poor experience with Malayasian there.. But, found one of those dollar dumpling places that was great.. XSG Dumpling House.
re: Bob Martinez
You're better off going around the park and taking ft hamilton parkway to sunset park... less traffic and hassle overall plus, it's quicker and more direct.
re: Bob Martinez
And if they're blocking off the prospect avenue entrance, which they seem to do randomly...
re: jen kalb
Doesn't make sense for me, seems like you're going east to go west just to go back east again, but to each their own... Ft. Hamilton goes pretty quick and it's straight, especially if you're already over by the prospect expressway.
re: Bob Martinez
What is a good store for kitchen equipment in Sunset Park?
re: michelley
Eversun Kitchen Supply Inc
4815 8th Ave (between 48th St & 49th St)
It's worth checking out, especially as part of a shopping and eating expedition down 8th Ave.
I also recommend the Hong Kong Supermarket on 8th Ave. and 60th St. It's a full sized market entirely devoted to Asian foods and products. It's big. There are a couple of aisles that have cookware, dishes, and appliances.
re: Bob Martinez
I made it here for the first time a few weeks ago - i was very impressed by the quality (and obviously price) of the produce. the butcher's counter was doing a rushing business too and also seemed to have great prices and a wide selection. i will definitely be back.
re: Bob Martinez
Thanks, I was looking for a new wok.
re: michelley
Try out both places although my guess is that you'll wind up buying at HK Supermarket. They've got woks in all shapes and sizes and the prices are quire good.
(Nha Trang Palace is a couple of blocks from HKS - very good pho.)
re: Daniel76
You are not too far from Watana and it has relatively authentic food. Watana is not terrible. That's high praise for Brooklyn Thai.
re: Daniel76
Speaking micro-locally, then, I live in Ft. Greene, and I've had good experiences with Myrtle Thai, though it might be more of the cheap Americanized stuff, they have some of the better AmeriThai food I've had in Brooklyn. My friends say to avoid Manee Thai.
re: Bob Martinez
I'll agree with Bob that Mai Thai "isn't bad," but from my experience not worth a trip. I've been meaning to try Am-Thai, but haven't gotten around to it. That's the place that Sietsema wrote about with very limited seating, yes?
re: Peter Cherches
I actually think AM-Thai is pretty damn good. And they have some unique dishes. It is the place Sietsma wrote about. He pointed out some of the things they do that are special. FWIW, around here in Kensington, AM-Thai is one of our best, of the few and mostly blah, delivery options. The food comes fast, hot and friendly. I find that makes the place exceptional.
Otherwise, of course, like most CHers, when we can, we're going to Queens.
re: Peter Cherches
I've tried Am-Thai a few times but haven't been impressed. I think Sietsema exaggerated its merits. The flavors at Am-Thai are not properly balanced (too sweet, not enough fish sauce). There is no comparison to a place like Sripraphai or the other good Thai spots in Queens.
Last night I happened to be in Jackson Heights. Sripraphai is closed on Wednesdays, so I went to Zabb Thai. Had really great som tum with peanuts, pork larb & sticky rice. Fresh, flavorful, and balanced. Much, much better than Am-Thai (though granted, Am-Thai does not specialize in Issan food so perhaps the comparison is unfair).
Not saying you shouldn't bother to check it out, but don't get your hopes up too high.
re: Westminstress
It's worth noting, as I understand it that AM in Kensington, and EM on Smith St (lauded with reservations above), are owned by the same folks.
re: Peter Cherches
it is.. Am Thai is actually really good.. their pumpkin curry is awesome. .the woman also told me she would make me any dish I asked for. I just needed to give her a couple of days.. I have been meaning to have her cook a thai feast up for a couple of friends.
re: Ralphus
Sorry, I dont think Born is particularly good. What dishes did you like? maybe I picked the wrong items??
Among other things I am very disappointed with the genre of mostly Chinese-run , I think, asian restaurants operating in yuppie neighborhoods that have a formula in which they wont cook fresh pork and use boneless white meat chicken and stir fry minimally, on the assumption their clients prefer their food "light". Born seems to be in this category.
Also paltry use of vegetables and fresh herbs
re: jen kalb
I never meant to imply it was outstanding, just thought it didn't completely suck. We tried the panang curry and found it to be good but not mindblowing. I was a bit disappointed with the drunken noodle in that they didn't use the wide, flat noodles that I prefer but it was pretty much as indicated on the menu upon further review. We ordered take out a couple times after a few beers, so that should probably be taken into account as well.
This may be too far for you, but the spicy menu at Em Thai does not suck. It's not sweet and cloying, and it's really spicy. It's not the best Thai, but it's better than other Brooklyn Thai I've had. Don't stray from the spicy menu though.
Then again, I was underwhelmed by Sri, so maybe we have different taste buds.
re: EJC
I agree with the Em recommendation. I've lived in Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens for years and this is the only place in the neighborhood that's good and it's actually quite good. I've also been eating at Sripraphai forever so I know that nothing really compares to it, but Em is a reliable and good place to get Thai in Brooklyn if you don't want to schlep to Woodside.
re: scarlet starlet
Another thumbs up for Em and their spicy menu--their duck dishes are typically quite good too.
re: Nehna
That's funny, I'm not an Em fan. In Carroll Gardens I prefer Nine-D. I gave up on Em after my SO asked them to put some dried shrimp in his pad thai and they claimed that you couldn't buy dried shrimp in new york. Tho my Thai sister-in-law once got decent food from EM after explaining for about 10 minutes in Thai exactly what she wanted. (she's very particular.) That doesn't help me, as my Thai is not so good.
I really wish Sri (or Zabb, or any good Queens thai--Chao Thai?) would open a branch in Brooklyn. I think there's a market for it.
re: missmasala
MissMasala, I recommend you give the spicy menu at Em a try sometime. I used to prefer Nine-D too, but the spicy stuff at Em is pretty tasty. I particularly like the ground pork dish, which is pretty mouth-searing and flavorful.
The rest of their menu is less impressive.
re: oolah
OK. it's literally around the corner from me, so I'll give it another shot.
Also, I've heard that Em is owned by the same people that own the thai place in kensington (AM chile thai basil?) that people seem to like a lot. Have never been to that one, but wonder if they tone it down for carroll gardens or if the people who like the kensington place have never been to sri or zabb or chao.
re: monikamost
Amarin is the best of a bunch of bad options in Williamsburg but I'm not sure that qualifies it for good. It's the equivalent of chinese takeout.
Amarin Cafe
617 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Thai in NYC is heartbreaking. It's hard to overcome the muddy flavors of a lot of the places, when Thai should be bright, flavorful, fresh and spicy. I've never had Thai in Manhattan I thought was good at all.
However, you might want to try Thai Cafe on Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint. That is a place that I've made special trips to when a car was available.
I'm pretty picky about my Thai food and I think the new "Born Thai" on Flatbush in Prospect Heights has serious potential. They are Thai, for one, and two, seem to believe you if you want authentically spicy food. Last time I got chicken with basil sauce and pad thai and was surprised to be pleased with both. I liked it better than AM Thai, and it's an actual sit-down restaurant with nice decor. Head and shoulders above anything in the vicinity (I know that's only saying it's better than "a Thai version of Americanized shitty Chinese"), and I'd encourage Jen to try it again and others in the hood to try it, though maybe it's not worth a special trip.
re: chowbie
I appreciate the encouragement and recommendation but I was just appalled by the food I had and am not plannig to rush back.
It wasnt a problem with spice level I had but with insufficient ingredients and technique. The ladies in the front of the house are very nice - Im not sure about the kitchen.
re: chowbie
Caveat: do not order in from Born. We had an absolutely dreadful meal delivered, worse by far than T Thai ever produced. Everything was oversweetened and not at all spiced. I know Thai food is by far best eaten in the restaurant, but given that experience, we haven't been tempted to set foot in the place.


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