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His Majesty King Abdullah II affirmed his full rejection of expanding the cycle of war to include Arab countries, adding that this would have dangerous repercussions.
His Majesty King Abdullah said that the Middle East lives in a state of tension as a result of not reaching a solution for the basic cause which is the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. In an interview with Cable News Network (CNN) on Friday, His Majesty warned that isolating the Palestinian leadership will push the Palestinians to the edge.
His Majesty King Abdullah`s Friday at the Oval Office held talks with US President George Bush on relentless efforts exerted to revive stalled Middle East peace process and on means to work out the appropriate mechanisms to boost Jordan-US cooperation within US aid to back Jordan`s Socio-Economic Transformation Programme.
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His Majesty King Abdullah II Thursday affirmed the urgent need that US plays a more dynamic role to defuse tensions in the occupied Palestinian territories, to help Palestinians and Israelis resume stalled Mideast peace talks and to alleviate the plight of the Palestinian people.
His Majesty King Abdullah II has affirmed that he is fully confident in the one Jordanian family, its giving, belonging, unity to face all challenges and determination to achieve accomplishments.
His Majesty king Abdullah II will leave Amman for Washington on Wednesday on an official visit to the United States where he will hold talks with US President George Bush and senior officials from the US administration on the political and security situation in the region in light of the dangerous situation in the Palestinian lands.
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His Majesty King Abdullah II telephoned on Tuesday the British Prime Minister Tony Blair during which he reviewed with him the situation in the Palestinian lands.
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His Majesty King Abdullah II arrived back in Amman Monday following a gulf tour which took him to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
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His Majesty King Abdullah II met in Kuwait on Monday with the Emir of Kuwait Sheikh Jabir Al Ahmed Al Sabah and congratulated him on his recovery and his safe return to Kuwait.
His Majesty King Abdullah II and King Fahed of Saudi Arabia on Sunday discussed the current situation in the region including the deteriorating security in the Palestinian territories.


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* Social Security: Recipients would be largely unaffected by a shutdown, according to an administration official. Checks for seniors, those with disabilities, and survivors would go out as usual. Social Security Administration employees could face furloughs, but the agency is still finalizing its plan.
* Homeland Security: Critical functions, like border control, would continue.
* Mail delivery: The U.S. Postal Service is owned by the government but self-funded - so operations would continue uninterrupted.
* Air traffic control: As a function of maintaining public safety, Air traffic control would be exempt from a shutdown.
* Food inspection: Meat and poultry testing would likely continue, in accordance with federal mandates that those activities deemed "essential to ensure continued public health or safety" continue.
* National parks and monuments: As the New York Times puts it, "The National Zoo would close, but the lions and tigers would get fed." National parks and museums, including those on the National Mall, like the Smithsonian, would shut down - just in time for spring break.
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HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) - A six-foot boa constrictor that crashed a funeral a few months ago has been nursed back to health and is ready to be adopted.
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An Attorney is an Attorney is an Attorney? Not So Fast Says Second Circuit, Shutting Down EEOC Equal Pay Act Claim
The EEOC suffered another fatal blow to its systemic discrimination initiative on Monday when the Second Circuit held that the Commission's Equal Pay Act (EPA) complaint against the New York Port Authority was too barebones to survive.
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On April 15, 2014, a California appeals court ruled that after an employee returns to work from leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), an employer can require a medical reevaluation related to the health condition for which the employee was granted FMLA leave, so long as it is job related and consistent with business necessity. Read More
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EEOC Cut Short for Shortcutting Path to Court – Again
Last week, the EEOC suffered another major loss when a New York district court found that the EEOC once again shirked its pre-litigation obligations under Title VII. Read More
Supreme Court Votes Pro-Arbitration Once Again and Upholds Class Arbitration Waiver
Lest there be any lingering confusion, the U.S. Supreme Court has once again reminded us that arbitration agreements are to be "rigorously enforced." In this latest installment of pro-arbitration decisions from the high court, a majority of the justices (5-3) upheld a class arbitration waiver as enforceable even when the cost of individually arbitrating a federal statutory claim exceeds the potential recovery. Although the decision arose in the antitrust context, the broad language in the opinion opens the door for enforcement of class action waivers in wage-and-hour class and collective actions where employers have included such waivers in their arbitration agreements with their employees. Read More
Department of Labor Clarifies When an Employee May Take FMLA Leave to Care for Adult Children
The ADA Amendments Act ("ADAAA") expanded more than just employer liability for disability claims; it also broadened the scope of FMLA leave that employees may take to care for their adult children. On January 14, 2013, the Department of Labor clarified that the age of the onset of a disability is irrelevant to determining whether an individual is considered a "son or daughter" under the FMLA. See Dept. of Labor Wage and Hour Div., Administrator's Interpretation No. 2013-1. Read More
California Supreme Court Allows See's Candy Time Rounding Decision to Stand
Earlier last month, the California Supreme Court denied petitions to review and depublish the California Court of Appeal for the Fourth District's decision in See's Candy Shops, Inc. v. Superior Court, 210 Cal. App. 4th 889 (2012), a case of first impression on whether an employer can round an employee's clocked time under California law. As a result, the Court of Appeal's decision on the topic of employers' rounding of employee time entries remains the law of the land in California.
On October 29, 2012, the California Court of Appeal confirmed that California law—like federal law—permits an employer to implement a policy rounding its employees' recorded time so long as the policy is neutrally applied and does not systematically under-compensate employees for time worked.
The plaintiff in See's Candy hoped to blunt this helpful precedent by asking the California Supreme Court to depublish the Court of Appeal's ruling. However, thanks to the Supreme Court's denial of the plaintiff's petitions, employers and courts may continue to look to See's Candy for guidance in the implementation of their timekeeping policies.


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You think you know your pet, but do you *know* your pet? Would you, for example, say your guinea pig is a Betty or a Veronica? What's your iguana's opinion on repealing the Glass-Steagall Act? Most importantly, DO YOU EVEN KNOW YOUR FERRET'S MYERS-BRIGGS PERSONALITY TYPE????!! Is your pet ... an INTROVERT?
Yup, you know, hop on the boat, take it for a drive, FILM THE CAT PLAYING WITH A DOLPHIN FOR A BIT ... just your typical Friday, really.
Achieving a perfectly-timed picture is tricky stuff, because it doesn't usually happen on purpose. But when these photos are done right, the result is Web G-O-L-D.
Let's just admit the internet exists for cats. Not scientific research. Cats. Fortunately for us, 13 of the internet's most famous cats are teaming up ... to raise money for charity. We know -- we were a little concerned it might be a "kill all the humans"-style takeover of Earth too. We're getting off easy this time -- all they want us to do is buy a deck of cards!
Technology can be really confusing sometimes. Take the Roomba, for example. It's a vacuum that basically does all the work on its own, cleaning the floor at the click of a button. While we're not entirely sure how the whole thing works, there is one hilarious thing that comes out of the invention-- babies and cats love riding them.


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Golf Hip Rotation, Proper Swing Video
So now let's look at your hip action and how that relates to building and releasing power in your golf swing. For a lot of sporting activities that you'll see, the hips and how the hips turn create power. Just think about picking up a ball and throwing it down the fairway. You would move back, turning your hips away from target slightly and then you would turn through with the hips towards the target, the belt buckle would face forwards leading the way, and then the hands and arm would come through to finish. We want to create the same feeling in a golf swing.
So, I have my good address position. Your hip should be level and facing forwards, not tilted or twisted or twisted or off angle, but level facing forwards. Now, during the backswing, your shoulders will turn to about 90 degrees if you can manage the full shoulder rotation and your hips should follow to about 45 degrees. Try and think of a two to one ratio. I really like that feeling of turning my upper body, double the amount to my bottom half. And, don't worry, if you can't manage the full 90-degree shoulder rotation due to lack of flexibility or an injury, just let the hips go half the amount of the shoulders. So, shoulders go to, let's say, 70 degrees, hips would follow to 35 degrees, the two to one ratio. And that's a good way of creating and building power in the backswing.
Now let's work on driving those hips back towards the target. A nice feeling here would be to let the belt buckle spin from the right side across the target this way. The more the belt buckle goes that way; the hands will get pulled down and are forced to impact. So, create power to the top, drive the hips back to the left hand side, and feel like the belt buckle is aiming left at impact.
Remember, the belt buckle doesn't point at the ball at impact that would be too static, not dynamic enough. Point the belt buckle left at impact, big turn through to a finish where actually your hips should now be 90 degrees in relation to where they started, fully facing to the target. And if you can control your hips in that fashion, you'll hit longer and straighter golf shots.


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Members of our buyers' club share an enthusiasm for the malt elixir in the most practical way, by saving time and money. No initiation or fees of any sort are charged. We simply ask that you undertake to remain in the club for the period of one year. As a club member you will receive a carefully selected, often unique bottling, complete with background information, shipped directly to your home or office every other month. The first club, the Single Malt Connoisseurs' Club, has a limit of $84.99, per shipment usually less, on the cost of the bottle itself. (Does not include tax and or shipping)
In September 2014 our members received:
Caol Ila Cadenhead 10 year 117.6 proof
Now that Labor Day is past and the days are getting shorter, our thoughts turn to fall and time spent more around hearth and home. As you may recall from the July Newsletter, this Caol Ila Cadenhead 10 year was all set to go out to you in July, but with its notes of salt and peat smoke,this Caol Ila does fit seasonally better in the present time and the months to come.The tourist books call Caol Ila (pronounced cull-eela) the 'Hidden Jewel ofIslay.' The distillery is located in a quiet cove near Port Askaig. Many consider this locality on the eastern shore of Islay to be the wildest and most picturesque of the island. Like Bunnahabhain and Bruichladdich (it's two closest neighbors,) the construction of Caol Ila created the community that surrounds them. Without these distilleries it is likely that there would have been little sustained human presence in these areas of Islay at all.The distillery is situated on Loch Nam Ban, having supplied Caol Ila with an abundant supply of good water for over a century and a half.
Caol Ila, Gaelic for "the Sound of Islay," was built in 1846 by Hector Henderson, a Glasgow businessman with a keen interest in distilling. Henderson's interest may have been high, but he quickly proved himself inept at the distillery game, and by 1854 the owner of Isle of Jura distillery,Norman Buchanan, took over the business. This moment in time, less than a decade after its creation,was the last time that Caol Ila was not a part of a large whisky consortium. After a series of owners, in1930, the master of Caol Ila became Scottish Malt Distillers: the company that would become the drinks behemoth Diageo.When Scottish Malt Distillers took over in 1930, they mothballed Caol Ila for a seven year period before bringing it back online. With the grain shortages of the Second World War, Caol Ila was again closed down from 1941 to 1946. From the post-war period, production continued until 1972, when the entire structure of the distillery was demolished. A larger distillery was built in the same original architectural style on the same site, and production resumed in 1974. At this point production had been vastly increased to its current level at 3.5 million liters a year. Of this amount, around 5 percentis used as a Single Malt, the rest forming the backbone of some quite well known Blended Whiskies:notably Johnnie Walker.
Caol Ila is renowned for producing very sophisticated and complex malts. The stills at the distillery are charged to low capacity, allowing more boiled-off alcohol to come in contact with the copper,giving a very pure spirit prior to ageing. It's whiskies are prized for having the oiliest feel of the Islay malts, with the highest glycerin content that has a way of clinging to the palate. Caol Ila Cadenhead 10 year 117.6 proof: The nose starts out with sweet peat smoke, sea spray,and salt.The palate has a present flavors of ocean water, oak, peat, and oolong tea. The weight of the palate is moderate and the finish swells nicely with a nutty and tea leaf expression.


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U.S. Veterans Of Foreign Wars concluded it's 115th national convention at Kansas City, Mo., with the election of the new VFW National Commander, John W. Stroud. Stroud served in the US Air Force from 1976 – 1997, including a tour in Koria in 1992 – 1993 with the 51st fighter wing at Osan Air Base as flight Operations Superintendent. His decorations include four Meritorious service Medals, three Air Force commendations Medals, three Air Force Achievement Medals, the Korean Defense Service Medal and the National Defense Servic e Medal.
Stroud recounted his first experience with the VFW, stopping in Post 10047 In Las Vegas, Nev, after seeing a sign that read "active duty Military Welcome". Dressed in fatigues, he entered the Post and was immediately welcomed. Surrounded by his comrades, he learned of the organization's many programs and services, and he knew he wanted in.
Nassau County got into Scouting way back in 1917 with the first Boy Scout council and first Girl Scout troop. At the time, the orienteering and outdoor skills Scouting promotes were still useful, even in Farmingdale.
Nearly 100 years later, our lives are much less rustic. Scouting has adapted. Now, troops are more likely to promote robotics studies and entrepreneurship than how to start a fire or build a lean-to. What endures through the decades of change are lessons of leadership and teamwork, as useful for survival on Main St. as wielding an axe is in a forest.
Books won't stay banned. They won't burn, ideas won't go to jail. In the long run of history, the censor and the inquisitor have always lost. The only sure weapon against bad ideas is better ideas. The source of better ideas is wisdom.
— Alfred Griswold Whitney
The week of Sept. 21-28 has been designated Banned Books Week by the Office of Intellectual Freedom of the American Library Association. During this time, libraries and schools around the country hold programs and readings to celebrate the "right to read."
Think censorship and banning books are ancient history, or at least not problems we face here on Long Island?
This week Long Islanders face another anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. As we remember the thousands of innocent lives lost — including seven residents of Farmingdale — we also face the annual barrage of talking-head tributes, academic examinations and psychological analyses.
Some sports stories amuse me, while some anger me. Following are my musings about some recent sports section articles.
Medford's own Marcus Stroman currently has a winning record for a Canadian team in the American League. So why didn't the Mets sign this good young pitcher first?
I was very surprised when Alex Rodriguez's lawyer, Joe Tacopina, expressed such glee over A-Rod's drug dealer finally facing a possible prison sentence; but then I remembered that Anthony Bosch had forced A-Rod to inject all those steroids at gunpoint. Or have I misremembered that?
I read your ALB (Asian long-horned beetle) article with interest. ['Landscape-Altering Pest Creeping North' in the Aug. 29 edition]
Recently two young gentlemen from ALB Cooperative Eradication Program in Amityville knocked on my front door and asked permission to inspect the two trees on my property. I let them; there were no beetles.
This week Long Islanders face another anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. As we remember the thousands of innocent lives lost — including seven residents of Farmingdale — we also face the annual barrage of talking-head tributes, academic examinations and psychological analyses.
With all the talk about American teens lagging behind their international peers regarding knowledge of science and technology, the Long Island Children's Museum has addressed this intellectual gap by hosting Green Teens, a hands-on science camp the past six summers that teaches high school students about myriad environmental topics.
Thanks in part to a $150,000 grant from National Grid, the museum has become a certified Nature Explore Classroom and among the subjects these eco-warriors in training have learned about are hydropower and conservation.
So much has already been said about Robin Williams' death by suicide that there really isn't much left to say.
While shining a light on the serious issues of substance abuse, mental illness and suicide helps to remove the stigma attached, journalists and radio and TV personalities have an obligation to their readers, viewers, etc. to report the news in a responsible way. Unfortunately, this does not always happen.
I heard a DJ on the radio say that he heard that the people who were close to Robin Williams are now saying that warning signs of suicide were there. The DJ then went on to ask the question, "why didn't those people get him some help?"
Regarding John Venditto and the Town of Oyster Bay piercing the property tax cap for the second year in a row:
Supervisor Venditto and the one-party town board have raised the town portion of property taxes by over 50% in the last 11 years. There have been 9 town tax raises in those 11 years. During that same period Town debt has ballooned nearly 1000% to $1 billion dollars. Under Venditto's watch every tax dollar and borrowing opportunity has been squeezed out of residents. And he has the gall to run on the sham 3rd party "Tax Revolt" line last November. Where is the tea party? ...Crickets.
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To Be Sleeping While Still Standing Lyrics - I Killed The Prom Queen
Slowly watching these dreams all die.
I cut my life away from you.
I remember happiness.
I see the evil in your eyes.
I see the beauty in a modern world.
I see shades of red blanketing your skies.
I'm still dripping still shedding these tears.
For what reason I don't know.
I still taste the bitterness, one million reasons to die
Remember the times that we had.
The depths of forgotten.
Forget your past.
Look to the future.
Drowning in my sleep.
This is a fucking nightmare.
I hope the regret burns into my hands.
So I know what I've lost, I blame myself for our past.
I still remember happiness.
I'm still dripping with this blood.
I'm still shedding these tears.
I see the evil in your eyes I still dream about you.
I still die without you.
Still dreaming still dying.
Still sleeping while still standing.
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Following up from yesterday's post on my vegan cocktail party menu, I am excited to share my meatball slider recipe with you today.
My favorite part about this appetizer is that they can be made ahead of time and assembled right before you need them. If you want a make-ahead option, make and bake the balls, then freeze. To heat up, warm spaghetti sauce in either a saucepan or crock pot and add the meatballs. Once thawed and warmed through, add to the slider buns! For the party, I choose the crockpot option for an easy serve option and to keep the stove free of clutter.
- 1 onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tbsp. olive oil
- 1/8 tsp. red pepper flakes
- 1/2 tsp. dried oregano
- 1/2 tsp. dried basil
- 8 oz. mushrooms, chopped
- 1/4 cup red wine
- 1/3 cup copped sun-dried tomatoes
- 1/2 cup carrots, shredded
- 15 oz. can white beans, drained and rinsed
- 1/2 cup breadcrumbs (can use oat flour for gluten-free version)
- 1/4 cup nutritional yeast
- 1/4 cup parsley
- 3 cups marinara sauce
- 16 Slider buns
- In a large saute pan, heat the olive oil over medium-high heat.
- Add the onion a pinch of salt, and saute until translucent. Add the garlic, red pepper flakes, dried oregano and basil. Stir together and cook another 2-3 minutes.
- Add the mushrooms, reduce the heat to medium-low and cook until mushrooms are reduced and browned.
- Stir in the red wine and deglaze, scrapping up any browned bits at the bottom of the pan. Continue to cook until the liquid has evaporated.
- Add the mixture to a food processor bowl along with the beans, carrots, and sun-dried tomatoes. Pulse until mixture comes together.
- Add the breadcrumbs, nutritional yeast, parsley, and pinch salt/pepper. Pulse to combine. You don't want a puree, but it should stick together with relative ease.
- Place in a bowl and let chill in the refrigerator for 1/2 hour.
- Roll into balls, for the sliders, they should be big enough to place onto a slider bun. If you are making this for another use, you can make the meatballs as large/small as you desire.
- Cooking step 1, saute: Heat 1 tbsp. olive oil in a saute pan and add the formed balls. Cook over medium-high heat for about one minute on each side. You want the balls to get slightly crunchy/browned on the outside.
- Cooking step 2, Add the browned balls to a lightly sprayed or parchment lined baking sheet and cook at 375 degrees F for 20 minutes.
- Warm the marinara sauce in a saucepan & add the meatballs.
- Place a meatball and 1 tbsp. spaghetti sauce on each slider bun.
- Enjoy! I dare you to only eat one :)


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text: This class is designed for non-artists who want a fun, informative and stress-free introduction to drawing. This course will focus on basic sketching and drawing techniques including the use of line, space and perspective. You will also discover the secrets of shading solid forms while learning to draw common still lifes. Class is a combination of lecture, demonstration and one-on-one feedback. Students work at their own pace and no drawing skills or experience is required. Supplies will be discussed during first class. Bring pencil and paper to first session.


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Recent updates to the OED
The OED is updated four times a year, every March, June, September, and December.
The material added to the dictionary includes revised versions of existing entries (which replace the older versions), and new words and senses both within the alphabetical sequence of revised entries and also across the whole A to Z range.
Published quarterly since 2000, the updates make up the Third Edition of the OED.
September 2014 update
More than 600 new words, phrases, and senses have entered the Oxford English Dictionary in our latest update, which sees the revision of several everyday words, such as week, day, and group.
New additions this quarter include fact check, workaround, and First World problem. You can read more about the new and revised words and meanings in this article by Katherine Connor Martin, Head of US Dictionaries.
Our Deputy Chief Editors have written the release notes for September, which take a look at some of the entries in more detail. Philip Durkin examines the history of last, and its associated new phrases fun while it lasted and to last the course, whilst Edmund Weiner investigates the journey of some of the words added to the OED this year, including hi-fi, science fiction, and DIY.
See a full list of the new words, subentries, and senses added in this update.
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After 10 years of calling Memorial Coliseum home, the IPFW men's basketball team is returning to its on campus Hilliard Gates Center facility to play its home games, beginning next season.
The Mastodons, who have played the majority of their home games at the Coliseum since 2003-04, will continue to play select games at the Coliseum, but will have most of their games at the recently renovated Gates Center.
The 1,875-seat gym is the men's team's practice facility and also home to IPFW women's basketball and the men's and women's volleyball teams.
According to IPFW athletic director Tommy Bell, a six-month study conducted by the school's executive MBA class recommended that to increase student attendance at men's basketball games, the events should be played at the on campus Gates Center.
"I think we're going to see our student attendance jump 100 to 200 percent," Bell said. "At the Coliseum, we averaged 139 (students) a game. I think at the Gates Center, we're going to see 200 to 300, up to 400 a game. We had a game at the Coliseum where we had less than 40 students one night."
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The Senate has confirmed Alejandro Mayorkas as deputy secretary at the Department of Homeland Security, the No. 2 position at DHS.
The vote was 54-41 along party lines. Republicans who opposed confirmation cited an investigation of Mayorkas by the department's inspector general, part of a broader inquiry into the foreign investor program at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, which Mayorkas previously led.
He is alleged to have helped obtain visas for Gulf Coast Funds Management, a firm led by Anthony Rodham, brother of former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. Mayorkas denies the allegations.
Senate Democrats said the investigation has revealed nothing improper about Mayorkas' actions. The probe is expected to continue until February.
He will step into the job just as the department gets a new secretary, former Pentagon Chief Counsel Jeh Johnson, who was confirmed earlier this week. DHS' Acting Undersecretary for Management Chris Cummiskey told attendees at a Washington, D.C., technology conference on Dec. 18 that Johnson is set to start work on Dec. 23.
In addition, DHS' IT operations officially got a new top manager on Dec. 17. In a blog post that day, Acting Deputy Secretary Rafael Borras welcomed Luke McCormack as the department's new CIO. McCormack had been CIO and deputy assistant attorney general for information resources management at the Justice Department. He was named to the DHS position in October.
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Scrabble word: ITERATION
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Definitions of ITERATION in dictionaries:
- noun - (computer science) a single execution of a set of instructions that are to be repeated
- noun - (computer science) executing the same set of instructions a given number of times or until a specified result is obtained
- noun - doing or saying again
- The act or an instance of iterating; repetition.
- A computational procedure in which the desired result is approached through a repeated cycle of operations, each of which more closely approximates the desired result.
- The process of repeating a set of instructions a specified number of times or until a specific result is achieved.
There are 9 letters in ITERATION: A E I I N O R T T
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Annapolis next week-
We are looking for some nice places in and around Annapolis for lunch and diner. We would prefer casual dining- not expensive but just some great food. We are staying at a hotel near Riva Road. Any help will be greatly appreciated
Jalapeno's - The menu is a mix of Mexican and Spanish tapas and full sized entrees. The location is a little odd - the middle of a slightly grungy shopping plaza, which should be pretty close to your hotel, but the food is very tasty and it's suprisingly nice inside. Pictures, menu and directions on the website.
I have a great love of Irish pubs...of which Annapolis had three. I know that Castlebay (Main street) has pretty good traditional irish food (corned beef and cabbage, shepards pie, etc), Sean Donlons (West Street) has a the expected traditional stuff, as well as some suprisingly creative american food, also tasty. I like the goat cheese salad and the seafood chowder in particular. The third, Galway Bay (Maryland Ave), I've never been to. Sean Donlon's is my favorite, but that's mostly because they have Magners (cider) on tap.
I second the rec for Joss's, but be aware that when you walk in the door it will be TINY and crowded, but the food is good and there is actually more room in the back. try the seaweed salad.
I'm sure I'm forgetting specific places...but Annapolis is a good walking town (although the weather may not cooperate) and wandering downtown is a reasonable way to find a good meal.
Joss is good, but it can be crowded and intimacy is a problem as the previous poster mentioned. Another good option with the same problem is Yin Yankee Cafe also on the same street.
The best (i.e. priciest) restaurants in my view are O'Leary's - excellent seafood; Lewne's for good steak and Les Folies, right down the street from where you will be staying on Riva Road.
For casual, fun options, try Boatyard in Eastport - good sailors hangout or Davis' Pub. I agre with the previous poster about Galway - excellent on a winter's night. Not big on Sean Donlon's or Castlebay - my family is Irish and the food just isn't as good.
I also like Riordon's near Market Square. Another interesting choice is Wild Orchid Cafe also in Eastport, although it's a bit of a pricier option.
Skip Kyma on West Street - they charge for bread - that should say it all. On West Street, we like Tsunami, Lemongrass and Ram's Head, when it isn't overrun with crowds of tourists.
Good luck! Annapolis is a lot of fun - I live here and I love it!
re: Chownut
No...but it's worth mentioning in Joss's case. Mostly you should be aware that not only will you be unable to have any sort of private conversation, but you are likely to be quite intimate with the strangers seated next to you. Although sometimes that's fun...depends on what your strangers are like I guess.
re: wawajb
I think if you focus on the chow at Joss, you'll be fine.
I'll second the Boat Yard and Davis Pub as good lunch choices -- but both are very limited for dinner -- I love the grilled fish sandwich at Boat Yard and the bluecheese burgers at Davis. Carrols Creek -- at Annapolis City Marina -- is mid priced with excellent fish, and a great tableside Caesar. Also, Cafe Normandy, on Main Street is moderately priced French bistro with good food.
I'm not sure what's out near where you are staying (been to a few chains out there but I'm not a chain person). If you can get downtown (a 5 minute ride) there a lots of choices. I like Reynold's Tavern. For fun casual dining with a unique menu I like Yin Yankee. Not fancy but very creative. If you use this link http://www.yinyankee.com/index2.html you can bypass the intro screen and its music. Why do business feel compelled to add music? If hate it when I'm at work and I accidently open such a page. But I digress......
re: MDicecreamguy
Second on Chick and Ruth's. Very cool and friendly old-time delicatessen. Great pastrami, burgers, onion rings, honest-to-God milkshakes. My favorite spot in Annapolis.
I agree with the other poster about Joss. I love the food, but the atmosphere stinks. Atmosphere is important. I'm a local and I avoid it like the plague and opt for takeout instead -which means I have the best of all worlds - space and delicious sushi. And Chownut, I also believe in giving a wide range of options. Even if expense is a factor, someone might want to splurge - there are some excellent options in my hometown. The chow at Joss is great, I've been going there since the place opened, but it's just WAY too small to be comfortable. You can't focus on the chow, if you're cramped and uncomfortable, so be warned!
re: isabellaflynn
The last time I ate there (Saturday dinner), I had a great experience. The atmosphere was fabulous and intimate, it was quite comfortable, and of course the chow was great. All in all, highly recommended for the original poster as a must visit as he/she should visit with an open mind without any preconceived prejudices or scary warnings.
re: Chownut
Let me just be compeltely clear here...i love joss's. The food is great and I've never had a bad expeirence there, but after hearing all the raves, it was a bit of a shock to walk in the door and almost trip over somebody eating because the place is TINY and cramped. That doesn't make it bad...it is just is something to be aware of.
But yes, I agree in case that wasn't clear, the OP should absolutely go to Joss's. Assuming of course that they like sushi. It'd be funny if after all this discusion we are passionately recommending a kind of food that isn't even on option.
re: wawajb
How many good sushi joints have you been to that weren't crowded during lunch or dinner time, and the seating arrangements weren't packed together? That's how most of them are. Also, Joss Cafe has ample window acreage that allows you to peek inside before stepping in.
re: Chownut
So I think we are in agreement...Joss's is tiny, densly 'tabled' and usually crowded because it's good and none of those are reasons not to go.
re: wawajb
Actually I've dined there when it wasn't crowded at all, and conversation could be heard within the party. I was not participating in espionage, so I couldn't care less if others heard what we were talking about. For the most part, if a restaurant is crowded, whether large or small, you're better off going somewhere else or visiting at a different time. Given that, what you described is applicable to about 99.5% of good sushi joints period.
re: isabellaflynn
It's pretty simple...if the OP wants sushi, Joss is the way to go. It fully meets the criteria of "casual dining- not expensive but just some great food," and as a bonus is well-positioned for a pre- or post-dinner stroll around the waterfront and various shops and such of downtown there. It is not a large place, and it is popular, but I have never found it to be uncomfortable and I'm frankly a bit surprised at some of these strong negative opinions. We all seem to agree at least that the food is excellent.
If the OP does not want Sushi, then Joss is not the way to go.
There are enough places down there in walking distance of one another...get a short-list together, then you can walk around and size these places up and go with your gut. If you come upon Joss and find its atmosphere not to your liking, go somewhere else. This time of year especially, you are unlikely to find overwhelming crowds that would make that sort of exploration a chore. Unless of course it is bitterly cold.
re: Lowbar
What do you mean by expensive? For example, Lewnes is a good steak house with prices less than Ruth's and more than Outback but as good as the former and much better than the latter.
If on a budget, eat a big lunch at a good place and a small dinner at a cheaper one. It's tastier and healthier, too. Better one meal at an "expensive" restaurant than two at a cheap one.
PS: Whatever you do, stay out of dumps like Riordan's, a noisy bar with snotty service and mediocre pub food.
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Thanks to all the people that donated their time and efforts to making lap robes and caps for the Fort Dodge Christmas Project. The Ladies Auxiliary for American Legion Argonne Post 180 collected donations and presents that were delivered to the residents of the facility all of whom served in some branch of the military. Among the presents delivered were 75 lap robes and 50 adult winter caps made by RSVP volunteers and other volunteers from our community. According to Carol Danielson who helped with the delivery, the veterans were so surprised and pleased to receive the handmade items. The ...
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Heartwarming stories about people thinking of others at holiday time are surfacing in the news. Today I want to share a story about some thoughtful youngsters who are at work right in our own community. Earlier this fall I met with Cindy Warner, with the Great Bend Recreation Commission, to plan some basic sewing skills classes. The first project was to teach class participants how to construct a pillow or quilt from T-shirts. Our project in October was to make a quilt from Relay for Life shirts donated in memory of Sister Lorena who was killed in a tragic accident ...
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Air Force Airman 1st Class Melissa K. Demel graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
Besides the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, today marks the start of "Family Life Week." At the Krug household we certainly have a lot to celebrate. The newest addition to our family, Boland Garet Baker, arrived mid-day on the 18th. He weighed in at just over 9 pounds and is 21 and ½ inches long. To say that his big sisters are thrilled with his arrival would be an understatement. His mom and dad, all the grandparents, aunts, and uncles are equally happy to welcome him into the family.
Barton County 4-H members were honored for their accomplishments at the 80th annual 4-H Achievement Celebration. The theme was "Jazz it up with 4-H". Mikey Hughes, 4-H Council President and Morgan Kaiser, 4-H Council Vice-President served as the emcees. Heather Schneider, Council Treasurer led the members in the Flag Salute and 4-H Pledge.
This fall the Nobel Prize in physics was awarded jointly to a couple scientists "for the invention of efficient blue light-emitting diodes which has enabled bright and energy-saving white light sources." The press release from the Nobel Committee hailed their invention of the blue-light emitting diode - LED lights.
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For my first Forrester document, "Connection: The Spark That Lights Up The European Digital Home," I've been looking at device ownership in Europe and how recent trends compare with the IHS Global Insight Economic Outlook. What I found, for example, is that laptop penetration in Europe has increased from 20% in 2006 to 51% in 2010 amid hefty declines in European retail sales in 2008 and 2009 and personal disposable income in 2009 and 2010. As a follow-up, I've identified how the uptake of different emerging technologies like LCD, plasma, and 3D TV correlate with ownership of other devices and where there are opportunities for consumer electronics (CE) companies.
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When Laurie David approached the National Science Teacher's Association (NSTA) to offer 50,000 free DVD copies of Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth she was surpised by the answer: "Thanks but no thanks." In a recent Washington Post editorial titled "Science a la Joe Camel," David, who is one of the producers on Gore's movie, explains that the rebuke was due to concern over that other "unnecessary risk upon the [NSTA] capital campaign, especially certain targeted supporters." Any guesses about who those "targetted supporters" might be? I know, it's getting old, but I'm sure you guessed it: ExxonMobil.
And according to David, "Exxon Mobil isn't the only one getting in on the action. Through textbooks, classroom posters and teacher seminars, the oil industry, the coal industry and other corporate interests are exploiting shortfalls in education funding by using a small slice of their record profits to buy themselves a classroom soapbox."
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Nowhere in the NSTA press release you cited did the NSTA refer to "An Inconvenient Truth" as being too political for classroom use. They state that the film is useful for its scientific exploration of the issue and that they welcome the availability of the film for viewing by students. However, they reject the call for mandatory viewing of the film in the classroom.
Paul G., you've completely discombobulated your argument on this issue.
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WORCESTER A Portland, Maine-based startup airline is eyeing Worcester Regional Airport as a hub to offer flights to Melbourne International Airport in Florida.
Bryan Glazer, president of JetPlane Public Relations, the media relations firm representing Elite Airways, said his client has had casual conversations with city officials, but no formal dialogue with the Massachusetts Port Authority, which owns the airport.
Richard Walsh, spokesman for Massport, confirmed that no conversations have occurred.
"If Elite is expressing interest, we'll meet with them, talk about the airport, the region and provide them with market data so they can make a business decision," Mr. Walsh said.
Elite Airways is identifying departure airports for passengers flying to the Orlando area and other attractions near the Florida airport. In a news release the company said it is looking at airports in Portland, Maine; Portsmouth, N.H.; and possibly upstate New York, as well as Worcester.
Mr. Glazer believes there is a major market in Worcester for flights to Florida and it needs to be examined. He believes people in the area don't want to drive to Boston or Providence to catch flights and would prefer the airport in Central Massachusetts.
He said there is a large number of potential passengers within a 75-mile radius of Worcester.
A decision to bring flights to Worcester from Elite Airways planes, which seat 50 people, wouldn't come until the first quarter of 2013. Any flights would be direct, Mr. Glazer said.
On a day with good weather and little fog, Worcester Regional Airport is a great spot to catch a flight, Mr. Glazer said, noting short lines and check-in times.
Direct Air, the last airline to offer service from Worcester Regional Airport, abruptly ceased service in March and quickly went bankrupt. This summer, JetBlue expressed an interest in offering flights from the airport.
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Journalist Resigns After Mocking Lara Logan's Sexual Assault on Twitter
On February 15th, Rosen tweeted that the correspondent was simply trying to keep up with Anderson Cooper, who had also been attacked in Egypt. "Lara Logan had to outdo Anderson. Where was her buddy McCrystal," read one tweet, which has since been deleted from Rosen's account. "Yes yes it's wrong what happened to her," read another. "Of course. I don't support that. But it would have been funny if it happened to Anderson too." He went on to say that everyone should remember her as a "war monger," rather than glorifying her as a "martyr."
At one point, the former NYU fellow appeared to realize that his tweets were moronic, and offered his version of an "apology." A subsequent tweet read: "Ah f--k it, I apologize for being insensitive, its always wrong, that's obvious, but I'm rolling my eyes at all the attention she will get." He then offered a slightly more appropriate mea culpa: "i apologize and take it back. joking with friends got out of line when i didnt want to back down. forgot twitter is not exactly private."
Although Rosen deleted his offensive tweets, they still raised eyebrows. Yesterday, Rosen submitted his resignation to NYU's Center on Law and Security. "Nir Rosen is always provocative, but he crossed the line with his comments about Lara Logan," the center's executive director Karen J. Greenberg said in a statement. "I am deeply distressed by what he wrote about Ms. Logan, and strongly denounce his comments."
In an e-mail to Media Bistro, the journalist explained that his tweets were only intended to "provoke a friend on Twitter," adding that he doesn't take sexual assault lightly. "When you're in war zones you develop a black humor," said Rosen, who has covered the Iraq War extensively. And, while he hasn't deleted his Twitter account, Rosen says he's not really interested in using it anymore. "I have certainly lost any desire to use twitter mostly because I am ashamed of what happened and I'm eager to retreat from the public spotlight I brought upon myself," he wrote.


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