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The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Wednesday rejected the latest appeal of death row inmate Lester Bower, a devastating blow to the Arlington man's 30-year attempt to avoid execution.Bower, 66, was convicted of killing four men in a Grayson County airplane hangar in 1983. He is one of the longest-serving prisoner on Texas' Death Row.For more than two decades, Bower's lawyers have argued his innocence, citing the testimony of a series of witnesses who have come forward to implicate others.In December, Judge James Fallon of Grayson County's 15th District Court rejected the latest defense request for a new trial. That decision was affirmed by the Court of Criminal Appeals on Wednesday."What happens next is that we move forward," Grayson County District Attorney Joe Brown said Wednesday. "The case has been litigated numerous times in numerous courts, federal and state, and all the issues have been decided. But we fully expect that there will be more delaying tactics."Fallon could set a new execution date in the next few weeks. Barring further appeals or legal developments, Bower could face lethal injection in the next few months.One of Bowers' lawyers, James Glenn, declined to comment Wednesday on the court's decision.Shari Bower, his wife, said she learned of the latest legal setback on the website of a television station."I'm completely in the dark. I don't know what happens next," she said. "Of course we're devastated."Bower, a chemical salesman and hobbyist, was living in Arlington with his wife and two daughters when he was arrested in connection with the killings in Grayson County, north of Dallas.He was connected to one of the victims through telephone records, but Bower repeatedly denied visiting the hangar to buy an ultralight aircraft the day of the killings. Parts of the aircraft were later found in his home.In his trial, prosecutors also alleged that Bower owned a weapon and exotic ammunition similar to what was used in the fatal shootings.Over the years, defense lawyers have argued that the original testimony was overstated or incorrect. The basis for their appeals, however, has been the testimony of a series of witnesses who have come forward.The first, a woman, contacted lawyers five years after Bower's conviction, eventually testifying that her boyfriend spoke of participating in the killings during a drug deal gone bad. At least three other men were implicated.Other witnesses came forward to point fingers at the same gang of drug dealers, said to be operating in southern Oklahoma at the time of the killings.In each instance, prosecutors attacked the new testimony as hearsay while pointing out inconsistencies, and the witnesses' histories of heavy drug use."The essential point of all the witnesses' statements has remained unchanged," Glenn said in 2012. "The four men were involved in these murders and Les was not. We don't believe, under a fair assessment of the evidence as it exists today, that a conviction would be possible."In his 2012 ruling, Fallon said that while the new evidence "could conceivably have produced a different result at trial, it does not prove by clear and convincing evidence that the defendant is actually innocent."
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A COMBINATION of anti-depressants contributed to a Wrexham man's death.
Traces of two sets of medication to treat depression were found to be over the therapeutic level in the body of Lee Edwards, 33.
Mr Edwards, who died at his home on March 4, had been taking medication after separating from his wife.
An inquest at the Guildhall in Wrexham yesterday heard how Mr Edwards, who moved to live with his mother at Hill Court following the separation, was involved in a car accident in 2010.
As a result he suffered from severe back pain and was seen by a doctor hours before he died as part of an ongoing insurance claim.
Mr Edwards' mother, Wendy Edwards, said the examination took place in his bedroom and afterwards Mr Edwards indicated he would sleep for a while.
Mrs Edwards found her son dead when she went upstairs to give him a drink. There was no response when she attempted to wake him.
Mr Edwards was seen by Dr Neil Edwards, a consultant in pain management, who in a statement said Mr Edwards' condition became gradually worse following the collision and he was in intense pain.
Dr Edwards added he did not get the impression Mr Edwards was likely to die in the near future.
Following Mr Edwards' death, a post-mortem examination was carried out by consultant pathologist Dr Pauline Dowling.
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Charles Krauthammer; Why we give foreign aid
Morsi is intent on getting the release of Omar Abdel-Rahman (the Blind Sheik), serving a life sentence for masterminding the 1993 World Trade Center attack that killed six and wounded more than a thousand. Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood is openly anti-Christian, anti-Semitic and otherwise prolifically intolerant. Just three years ago, Morsi called on Egyptians to nurse their children and grandchildren on hatred for Jews, whom he has called "the descendants of apes and pigs."
Not exactly Albert Schweitzer. Or even Anwar Sadat. Which left a bad taste when Secretary of State John Kerry, traveling to Cairo, handed Morsi a cool $250 million. (A tenth of which would cover about 25 years of White House tours, no longer affordable under sequestration. Says the administration.)
Nonetheless, we should not cut off aid to Egypt. It's not that we must blindly support unfriendly regimes. It is perfectly reasonable to cut off aid to governments that are intrinsically hostile and beyond our influence. Subsidizing enemies is merely stupid.
But Egypt is not an enemy, certainly not yet. It may no longer be our strongest Arab ally, but it is still in play. The Brotherhood aims to establish an Islamist dictatorship. Yet it remains a considerable distance from having done so.
Precisely why we should remain engaged. And engagement means using our economic leverage.
Morsi has significant opposition. Six weeks ago, powerful anti-Brotherhood demonstrations broke out in major cities and have continued sporadically ever since. The presidential election that Morsi won was decided quite narrowly - three points, despite the Brotherhood's advantage of superior organization and a history of social service.
Moreover, having forever been in opposition, on election day the Islamists escaped any blame for the state of the country. Now in power, they begin to bear responsibility for Egypt's miserable conditions - a collapsing economy, rising crime, social instability. Their aura is already dissipating.
There is nothing inevitable about Brotherhood rule. The problem is that the secular democratic parties are fractured, disorganized and lacking in leadership. And are repressed by the increasingly authoritarian Morsi.
His partisans have attacked demonstrators in Cairo. His security forces killed more than 40 in Port Said. He's been harassing journalists, suppressing freedom of speech, infiltrating the military and trying to subjugate the courts. He's already rammed through an Islamist constitution. He is now trying to tilt, even rig, parliamentary elections to the point that the opposition called for a boycott and an administrative court has just declared a suspension of the vote.
Any foreign aid we give Egypt should be contingent upon a reversal of this repression and a granting of space to secular, democratic, pro-Western elements.
That's where Kerry committed his mistake. Not in trying to use dollar diplomacy to leverage Egyptian behavior, but by exercising that leverage almost exclusively for economic, rather than political, reform.
Kerry's major objective was getting Morsi to apply for a $4.8 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund. Considering that some of this $4.8 billion ultimately comes from us, there's a certain comic circularity to this demand. What kind of concession is it when a foreign government is coerced into . taking yet more of our money?
We have no particular stake in Egypt's economy. Our stake is in its politics. Yes, we would like to see a strong economy. But in a country ruled by the Muslim Brotherhood?
Our interest is in a non-Islamist, nonrepressive, nonsectarian Egypt, ruled as democratically as possible. Why should we want a vibrant economy that maintains the Brotherhood in power? Our concern is Egypt's policies, foreign and domestic.
If we're going to give foreign aid, it should be for political concessions - on unfettered speech, on an opposition free of repression, on alterations to the Islamist constitution, on open and fair elections.
We give foreign aid for two reasons: (a) to support allies who share our values and our interests, and (b) to extract from less-than-friendly regimes concessions that either bring their policies more in line with ours or strengthen competing actors more favorably inclined toward American objectives.
That's the point of foreign aid. It's particularly important in countries like Egypt whose fate is in the balance. But it will only work if we remain clear-eyed about why we give all that money in the first place.
Charles Krauthammer is a columnist with The Washington Post.
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CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - No criminal charges are expected against a Las Vegas family court judge accused of various judicial canon offenses - including a demand that his ex-wife's daughterhave sex with him to keep her job as his office assistant.
A Nevada Judicial Discipline Commission complaint against Clark County Family Court Judge Nicholas Del Vecchio alleges that he pressured the woman, in her mid-20s at the time, into having sex with him about once a month for several months in 2003.
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After the May 22 coup in Southeast Asia's Thailand, the new military-led government has revealed agricultural reforms based on sustainable, organic agriculture - an unprecedented and progressive departure from the unsustainable populist subsidies that proceeded it in Thailand, and that can be found in various degrees of failure around the world. The Royal Thai Army's General Prayuth Chan-ocha gave a basic summary of the reforms in a speech made before the nation late May, stating:
We are trying to find measures to fix the prices of agricultural products without bringing more problems like those that happened in the past. Some of these measures include cost reduction such as costs of fertilizers and seedlings, increase productivity while reducing areas being used, employ natural fertilizer and reduce chemical fertilizers, use of local raw materials, and increase product cost and quality in order to compete with other countries. At present, NCPO has giving priority to paying the rice farmers. The Bank of Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives owes the rice farmers a large sum of money. BAAC is now in the process of trying to solve this problem.
The plan seeks to immediately relieve farmers cheated by the ousted regime's failed subsidy program that left nearly a million farmers unpaid for rice they had long-ago turned in to government warehouses. To replace the subsidies, General Prayuth intends to implement a version of self-sufficient, localized agriculture that replaces big-agri with local and sustainable solutions.
A New Way For Farmers
A more detailed framework of the reforms (original Thai version here) has been outlined by former anti-regime protester, Buddha Issara, who helped lead 6 months of protests against the regime of Thaksin Shinawatra before the May 22 coup. He had become famous among Thailand's farmers when he purchased rice mills with donation money and began running them at his protest site in northern Bangkok to help struggling farmers sell their harvests directly to consumers.
The points outlined in his plan include investment in national infrastructure, including irrigation systems, education programs, as well as media channels made available to broadcast issues pertinent and useful to farmers. It also focuses on land reform and in particular, the enforcement of land renting schemes designed to prevent exploitation and debt, as well as heavier taxes for land left unused by wealthy speculators.
There are also provisions for improving the quality of agricultural products - producing products that are healthier and of higher quality for consumers. This comes after subsidy programs encouraged farmers to grow crops that produced higher yields rather than crops consumers actually wanted to buy, skewing the markets and leaving warehouses overflowing with unwanted, unsold produce.
Thai Coup Ushers in Organic Farming Initiative
By Tony Cartalucci
New Eastern Outlook, June 8, 2014
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I was curious if you leave your first game of the day , do you lose the chance for first win of the day bonus?
I don't believe so. The first win of the day isn't available only for your first game of the day. The bonus is applied to your first win when it is available.
If your team won without you... it's possible? Honestly I'm not sure how leaving interacts with the first win, but I wouldn't be surprised if there's an interaction there that is less favorable towards those that leave...
If your team won without you then it's possible that it could be glitched and u will lose the bonus, because you don't receive any IP or experience for leaving.
This happened to me a while ago when my internet bugged out and I think I lost First Win as a result of it; it just didn't appear. However, I played a game later and the First Win timers got off - the one on my profile and the one on the Victory screen were different. I don't think it ended up registering.
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Today, EA Sports released the first two pieces of news concerning "NBA Live 13" in what seems like forever. First off, the game is being delayed in order to give the production team more time to polish the product (they've only had what, two years since "NBA Elite" turned to NBA Delete!?).
The official statement posted on the EA Sports Web site reads: "Many fans have been anticipating an early October launch, but our plan is to release at a later date. We will share more information in the future."
But that's not all, as EA also released the first sizzle trailer for the new game, pretty much showing why the game needs to be delayed, especially when compared to what we've already seen from "NBA 2K13."
Seriously, watch the "NBA Live 13" trailer, then watch the "NBA 2K13" video and tell me how these two games are even playing in the same league.
Makes me wonder if "NBA Live 13" will ever come out at all. Remember, before "NBA Elite" was cancelled, it was also delayed in similar fashion back in September 2010 before getting the official cancellation notice just over one month later.
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Churchill's Steakhouse
- Address:
165 S Post St
Spokane, WA 99201Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Churchill's Steakhouse
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.churchillssteakhouse.com/
- Phone: (509) 474-9888
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Steakhouse, Northwest
- Executive Chef: Mike Peirone
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Our richly appointed private dining room will comfortably accommodate groups from 20 to 50 of your most honored and appreciated guests.
Lavish wood wainscot, crown molded coffered ceilings, and hand scrapped Brazialian cherry hardwood floors are the canvas over which intimate pre meal seating groups are arranged on leather lounge chairs and plush couches.
Equipped with a ceiling mounted LCD projector and pull down screen, business presentations are seamless. Simply plug your lap-top into a wall jack and you're up and running. Microphones may be supplied either hard wired or wireless. Internet access is also available hard wired or wireless.
Full menu, limited menus, and custom menus are available.
Contact Lennie Rehard, GM, at (509) 474-9888 for details.
- Private Party Contact: Michael Wiley, G.M. 5094749888x
- Entertainment: Live piano stylings 7 nights a week.
A word from Churchill's Steakhouse
Churchill's is truly one of the country's great steakhouses. It is one of only a handful of steakhouses that exclusively serves 100% USDA Prime beef from midwestern, corn fed cattle. The loins are dry-aged and hand cut in house by our own Master Meat Cutter to ensure the finest quality. The steaks are cooked in a custom made, top heated, radient broiler at temperatures of 1,800 to 2,200 degrees sealing in the savory juices.Continued
Churchill's impressive menu includes USDA Prime domestic Lamb Chops, Duroc Pork Chops, fresh fish and shellfish and other seasonal seafood offerings; like fresh Florida Stone Crab Claws and Copper River King Salmon.
Our bakery turns out fresh baked dinner rolls daily along with a variety of home made cakes and desserts. First timers must try our famous "Chocolate Sack".
Our lively cocktail lounge, located in the lower level, has an elegant yet casual atmosphere and features live piano music seven nights a week.
Churchill's impressive menu includes USDA Prime domestic Lamb Chops, Duroc Pork Chops, fresh fish and shellfish and other seasonal seafood offerings; like fresh Florida Stone Crab Claws and Copper River King Salmon.
Our bakery turns out fresh baked dinner rolls daily along with a variety of home made cakes and desserts. First timers must try our famous "Chocolate Sack".
Our lively cocktail lounge, located in the lower level, has an elegant yet casual atmosphere and features live piano music seven nights a week.
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Churchill's Steakhouse reviews from OpenTable diners
103 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (79)romantic (54)notable wine list (46)fit for foodies (34)good for groups (17)neighborhood gem (15)hot spot (9)vibrant bar scene (8)late-night find (4)kid-friendly (3)Show More
- First TimersOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/23/2014This restaurant has been renowned for its excellence, so I always wanted to try it out. I was skeptical. I saw on facebook the "Missteak" night. I don't like spending a fortune on dinner because I am quite a good cook myself and I could buy a lot of ingredients with a couple hundred dollars. But I thought I would want to afford a $19 steak. I had a feeling it was a bait to get you in the door and then a oh I am sorry we just sold out of the special. But to my pleasant surprise they still had plenty. Our dinner was amazing - the caesar salad was crisp, the steak melt in my mouth, the snap peas were snappy and the Coconut cake dessert was amazing! I am still trying to figure out how to make that decadent filling and frosting on the cake. Even the coffee was above par. I was also very impressed by the friendliness of every wait person I came into contact with. It was a truly over the top experience and I would definitely go back for more! On a side note, Clinkerdaggers used to be my "special occasion" splurge, Churchills blew them out of the water! Needless to say, Clinks has been replaced!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quality of beef was top notch.VisitingSkaterDined on 11/22/2014Quality of beef was top notch. Medium rare was done to perfection. Salt was a bit towards heavy side to my taste, but it's acceptable. Service and attitude of waitress was impeccable. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Churchill's Impresses AgainOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/22/2014This is the second visit by my husband and myself and it did not disappoint. We made a reservation using the app, (which makes it so convenient), and when we arrived they placed us in the private dining room. Very romantic and so quiet. We let the hostess know that we were going to the Alice Cooper/Motely Crue concert and on a schedule. They were more than happy to accommodate us. The food was excellent and can't wait for our next visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Steak however no gluten free menuLibertycdamacDined on 11/21/2014Very much enjoyed the steak and veggies. Steak had great flavor and the veggies were cooked but not overly cooked. They had great roll for people that are not gluten free. They don't have anything that is specifically marked as gluten free. Their steak comes with onions that are breaded. If I was newly gluten free I don't think I would attempt this restaurant. You would have to know what to ask for that may have gluten added into the food. A little surprised that no additional help with people that are gluten free.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rest. ReviewFirsttimeguestDined on 11/20/2014The filet Mignon was very good! Good service. My order of Lamb Osso Bucco not available. Wines too expensive. Nice atmosphere but a bit too noisy for conversation. Bar service was a poor. But we would try it again another time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Steaks; Even Better ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014I took my wife here for her birthday. The service was excellent! Carpaccio appetizer was delicious, followed by a great Caprese Salad, a bone-in Tenderloin, and Creme Brûlée for dessert. We can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great timeAngeeDined on 11/13/2014The food and service is always amazing. The music was a little loud when the piano player took a break, however we had a wonderful evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great!MTravelerDined on 11/7/2014Churchhill's does not disappoint! This time we ate downstairs in the bar so we could enjoy the piano music. Great service, food, music and experience. Cannot wait to visit again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Steak, but?onetimeDined on 11/7/2014The steak I had was very good, one I had never tried before, Bone In Tenderloin. But $62.00 was a bit over the top. I had never spent that on a steak dinner, so I had to try it. Over all a nice place, but sorry, no rave review here.Special Features:
- Perfect for a special occasion.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014If you are looking for a place to take someone for a memorable dining experience, this is the place. Friendly staff, great food and just the right amount of attention from our server, is what our experience has been every time we have dined here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Going away dinnerNightoutDined on 10/25/2014Took my son here before shipping off to war. People asked us why we were there we told them and the manager came by to thank my son and his friend for their service. Was nice. My son and his friend said it was the best steak they had eaten.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fall Family WeekendFallFamilyWeekendDined on 10/24/2014A group of 10 of us dined at Churchill's as a special dinner for Gonzaga's Fall Family Weekend. Overall, the food was excellent. We started with salads and appetizers (oyster raw and Rockefeller). The raw oysters were outstanding. Those eating the oysters Rockefeller also enjoyed their choice. Some of us had the NY strip, which we all agreed was flavorful, well seasoned, and cooked correctly. Some had the porterhouse and some had the bone in NY. Those diners raved about flavor and both gnawed on the bones! One diner had the lamb, from Colorado, and said it was the best lamb that he had eaten. The wine list is overpriced, but the Justin at $68 is a tolerable. A few bottles of wine and the night was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spokanes Best!ProfessionalDined on 10/24/2014I am a very well-traveled person, and for Spokane this is the absolute best. The only thing that would've made it any better, would have been if they had a cigar bar.Special Features:
- Great place to celebrateDougDined on 10/22/2014Churchill's is one of Spokane's fine dining experiences, the steaks are prime aged beef, and the steaks are tender and favorable. The restaurant's ambiance invokes a restful dining experience, for the couple seeking a romantic interlude or for corporate business meeting. Our family has selected Churchill's for many different occasions: Anniversaries, birthday celebrations, and for corporate meetings also. The service has always been exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Churchill'ssmoothiemeisterDined on 10/19/2014Always dependable and consistent with great steak as well as good sidesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Steaks in SpokanehskrDined on 10/19/2014Outstanding steakhouse - while I usually dine in the bar in the basement, instead we sat in the restaurant for the first time. Service was very attentive, however it is the the food that stands out. Every meal I've had here has been excellent. They sear their steaks in extreme heat so the fat is crisp on the outside adding lots of flavor to the beef which is cut on premises under the supervision of the owner. You can't go wrong here! Every time I travel to Spokane I look forward to dining here - the NY Steak is the best I've ever had - seasoned perfectly!Special Features:
- Great service, great steak!margoaehrDined on 10/18/2014I ordered the salmon which was cooked well but seasoned poorly. It had no flavor at all. The rib eye my husband got was phenomenal! They quickly took the salmon, compensated us for it and returned with a "treat" as the manager called it. It was more fish...the sea bass. It tasted way better but salmon is really the extent of my fish love. Moving on though...the imported butter was nothing special but the rolls were tasty. I had the wedge salad which was overly dressed and my husband ordered the caesar which didn't have Caesar on it it was some other dressing. Since we were there for our anniversary we received a complimentary creme brulee which was delicious! Overall the experience was good since the service made up for the mediocre fish!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed on this visit.Sad4nbdayDined on 10/17/2014We have been to Churchills on many occasions. I use it for business, taking clients to dinner as well as personal visits throughout the year. This visit was for my husband bday and we had friends with us who had never need before. The service we recieved was poor at best. The waiter, server was rude from the beginning. He was visably offended because our friends did not need to hear his speel nor did they want to see the meat tray. They were ready to order without his help which was their right. He was rude from that point on and have less than tje service that we are used to revieving when having dinner at your establishment. We were embarrassed that we had recommend this to our friends and they were less than impressed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingwheatfarmerDined on 10/17/2014Attended Churchill a few days ago and was overall immensely impressed! I had the bone-in tenderloin and it was delicious. Cooked perfectly and buttery in texture like a good steak should be! Definitely will go again!Special Features:
- Hidden Gemcountrygirl79Dined on 10/16/2014Classic Steak House atmosphere - elegant, but not severe. Waiter was knowledgeable, and we really appreciated his expertise in steak cut, and other options on their menu. Food was ALL excellent. Drinks were perfect. Great evening!Special Features:
- GE Business DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/13/2014Perfect. Waiter was outstanding. Food as good as I have ever had anywhere. Made a very favorable impression on my customer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date night2foodiesDined on 10/10/2014It was a very relaxing and enjoyable evening. The waiting staff was informative, efficient and courteous. The food and flavors excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/5/2014Steaks and lamb chops were excellent, but pricey for what you get. Service was really good, not overbearing or pushy, just right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Churchill'ssmoothiemeisterDined on 10/4/2014Old school steakhouse in downtown Spokane. Well prepared steaks and seafood. Ask for a steak preview and they will bring a tray of the different cuts with a description.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- churchils for out 15th anniversarybriandmiluv2dineDined on 10/2/2014We had our first dining experience at Churchils for our 15th anniversary. The food was excellent and the service was ok. overall ambiance lacking in character. there was no flair and for the price you would expect a bit more.Special Features:
- First TimeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014We have been hearing about Churchill's for years. It surpassed all we've ever heard. McKinley, our waitperson, was friendly and helpful with all our questions. We will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SWEET as ALWAYSdsaggyDined on 9/19/2014This is our 4th time to Churchill's and as always it was great. Service is very good - the wine list pairs well with all that is offered. We usually have steaks. The bone in filet is our favorite. Yet a bit speedy at $62.00 so with 3 of us we opted to split a ribeye and a bone in filet and we still had leftovers. Very good steak if you like it natural with season salt. Very very good steak!Special Features:
- Best Steakhouse in SpokaneLinderLou11Dined on 9/17/2014Churchill's Steakhouse rates right up there with the Ruth Chris's and Mortons chains for food quality and excellent service. This was our first visit to the restaurant and won't be our last. I was impressed immediately by the genuine smile by the hostess, then by the overall ambiance and appearance of the restaurant. Our waitress, Brooke, was polite and extremely informative upon explaining that this was our first time there. She brought out a tray of (wrapped) steaks and explained the cuts of meat, their aging process and the tenderness of each type.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expected a lot moreRDDinersDined on 9/16/2014I knew going in that this was an expensive restaurant, so I was expecting all aspects of the dining experience to be top notch. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. We went to celebrate my wife's birthday and wanted to try a new place. The atmosphere was nice but not spacious. The server was well dressed but did not check on us very often and we had to wait more than I think we should considering the restaurant was mostly empty at the time we were served (5:30 PM). The salad (Beefsteak Tomatoes Vinaigrette) was excellent with an ample portion. The Pacific King Salmon was also excellent. I ordered the 14 oz Ribeye and was underwhelmed. I ordered medium but got a somewhat dry medium-well. It was a nice dinner, but not with repeating.
- RedheadDined on 9/13/2014I've traveled the world and eaten in some of the finest restaurants, Churchill's is by far the finest, best New York I've ever had, my wife had the filet and it was also fantastic. We'll tell everyone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014We had a lovely evening; if anyone was noisy it was our group of 7. The steaks were delicious as was the bass.Special Features:
- Excellent!!!SilentDined on 9/6/2014We love the wine selection (Duckhorn Cabernet), prawns were fresh and delicious, ribeye was perfect, awesome rolls and killer Belgian butter, garlic potatoes, fresh snap peas. And creme brulee for desert. Excellent!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for a special occasion...RopemanDined on 9/2/2014IF you are looking for MEAT. Exceptional quality. Best steak we (wife and I) have ever had. We have traveled throughout the world and have eaten in many fine restaurants (Iceland being the best for meats). It is wonderful to have a hometown place like this. The server, Brook C., was very knowledgable about anything on the menu. Great service with just the right amount of attention. Wine list is outstanding. We explored some local reds that we really enjoyed and finished with a 1985 Port. The only down-side was the music. Off key pianist and when on break a poor choice of music through a poor sound system.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steak flavorful but a bit stringyOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/31/2014Salad, break and sides were excellent. We shared a Cowboy Ribeye that was well aged and flavorable. Tough to cut to separate into two dishes. Overall a good dining experience. Wine was good by the glass. Could have more selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expensive sodium overloadJSTEWDined on 8/30/2014We were fairly excited to try this restaurant, as it is often listed as one of the best steakhouses in Spokane. Unfortunately, my steak was so salty that it was barely edible, and for the price it was way too small. A 14 ounce steak better blow my mind if it's going to cost $44. That being said, the flavor of the steak itself was pretty good, just not a good deal. 14 ounces is the largest Ribeye they offer, which is a problem since I'm always going to be a little disappointed if I have to stop by the drive-thru afterwords because I'm still hungry. Attractive restaurant though, and the staff was extremely attentive and friendly.
- Surprised by Poor ServiceFoodSnobasIgetolderDined on 8/26/2014I have taken our work crew to Churchill's several times. Each time was great, except for the last one. Our service was spotty, and our waiter was harried to the point of him sweating profusely. I know the place got busy, but my food was lukewarm. Every other time I have been there, it was amazing. This time, it was like going to the Sizzler Steakhouse.Special Features:
- overly expensive2expensiveDined on 8/22/20142 small steak dinners, included 6 peas per plate and an extra small helping of mashed potatoes for $120. Ceasars salad $9.00. Steaks tasted good, had to be sent back once because it was under cooked. Way to expensive for what you get, could have ordered 4 meals at Clinker daggers for this price......Special Features:
- Back to College dinerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014My wife and I took our son to Churchill's in Spokane for dinner prior to his returning to Washington State University. He had the large filet, and stated it was the best steak ever. My wife had the ribeye and I had the KC strip. All 3 were excellent medium rare. Our server was Robert, he has the perfect personality for us, he anticipated nearly every situation so very little was requested but much was delivered. We came at their opening time of 4pm that day. Every employee we encountered was friendly, courteous and respectful. Will not hesitate to revisit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Just SteakmaggieskaraDined on 8/15/2014Everything about our experience was perfect. Rayna took great care of us, she is wonderful. Our food was outstanding. The dining room is a great place for a celebration dinner and the bar is a great spot for a casual dinner. Love the piano player, too. He's so talented!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- High notecrysDined on 8/14/2014We did the August special. The bread was delicious, the brule and mashed potatoes were amazing. The steak was okay, I don't like chewing a mouth filled with grease. Salad was superb. The restaurant was very beautiful. Slight mishap with onion in the steak with an allergy alert given, so I had my food nearly finished by the time the other plate was back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Postoperative Concurrent Chemoradiation for Head and Neck Cancer With Multiple Minor Risk
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The purpose of this study is to determine the treatment outcome of postoperative concurrent chemoradiation for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma with multiple minor risks.
Head and Neck Neoplasms
Carcinoma, Squamous Cell
Radiation: Radiotherapy
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Phase II Trial of Postoperative Concurrent Chemoradiation for Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma Patients With Multiple Risk Factors of Recurrence
- Any kind of cancer recurrence, measured by physical examination or image study. Pathologic confirmation is recommended. [ Time Frame: 3 year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|June 2008
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|March 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|March 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: concurrent chemoradiation
patients who has 3 or more minor risk factors of recurrence, and will receive postoperative chemoradiation.
Radiation: Radiotherapy
postoperative radiotherapy, 60-66 Gy/30-33 fractions, concurrently with triweekly chemotherapy by Cisplatin
Other Name: CGHN 3R trial
Detailed Description:
Currently, postoperative chemoradiation is recommended for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma with some poor prognostic feature, such as extracapsular spread of metastatic lymph node, or positive resection margin. Other patients may receive postoperative radiotherapy only, if they have other risk factors. In our previous study, if there are 3 or more "minor" risk factors, the 3-year recurrence rate was 55%. This outcome was far inferior to patients who had minor risk factors less than 3. Thus, we believe that current postoperative radiotherapy is insufficient for patients with multiple minor risks. A clinical trial should be raised to help these patients. However, the patient number of this group is not enough for large scale, phase 3 trial. So we arranged this phase II trial of postoperative chemoradiation to test and prospectively observe the treatment outcome.
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|18 Years to 70 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
Primary squamous cell carcinoma of head and neck, after tumor excision and neck dissection, pathology has confirmed three or more of the following adverse prognostic factors, including:
- Marginale surgery but a safe distance from the residual tumor ≦ 4mm.
- The tumor is located in the hard palate or the retromolar region.
- Poorly differentiated cell type.
- Tumor invasion to the nerve.
- Tumor invasion to lymphatic vessels.
- Tumor invasion to the small blood vessels.
- Tumor invasion to the bone.
- Tumor invasion to the skin.
- Depth of tumor invasion ≧ 10mm.
- Occurred in single lymph node metastasis.
Exclusion Criteria:
- No or presence of adverse prognostic factor but less than 2.
- Presence of either one conditions listed here: positive resection margin, resection margin negative but less than 1 mm, pathologic N2 or N2, or presence of nodal metastasis with extracapsular spreading.
- ECOG performance status > 2.
- Previous cancer history (except basal cell or squamous cell skin cancer) or other synchronous malignant disease.
- Women during pregnancy.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00937612
|Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Keelung branch
|Keelung, Taiwan, 222
|Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou Branch
|Taoyuan, Taiwan, 333
|Department of Radiation Therapy, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou branch
|Taoyuan, Taiwan, 333
|Principal Investigator:
|Kang-Hsing Fan, MD
|Chang Gung Memorial Hospital - LinKou Branch
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Kang-Hsing Fan, Doctor, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00937612 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|July 9, 2009
|Last Updated:
|February 9, 2012
|Health Authority:
|Taiwan: Department of Health
Keywords provided by Chang Gung Memorial Hospital:
Head and Neck Neoplasms
Radiotherapy, Adjuvant
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma, Squamous Cell
Head and Neck Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms by Site
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
Neoplasms, Squamous Cell
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Koji: -silent-
Angel: -nods and continues- Koji I will be all that your aren't and get myself together cause you keep me from falling apart! All my life I'll be with you forever to get you through the day and make everything okay!
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SSHD vs HDD for desktop. And Win on partition or single drive?
Well pretty simple question. I like the concept of the SSHDs with their faster speed and i've been specifically looking at this one: Amazon.com: Seagate Laptop Thin 500 GB Solid State Hybrid Drive SATA 6Gb/s 64 MB Cache 2.5 Inch ST500LM000: Computers & Accessories
However after reading tons of reviews I've seen a lot of complaints that because of the only 8GB flash once thats not being used the drive is slower than a regular 7200 pm since it's 5400. and well that makes perfect sense.
So now I'm thinking that that's gonna end up not being the best solution for my machine. I'd love to get SSDs but just way to expensive. My plan was to buy two of those, one for windows and basic programs and a second for my games and photoshop, illustrator, indesign.
So first question is are these still good for desktop, or will I be better off with a standard HDD for the 7200 RPM.
And the second question is probably simpler. Is it better to have windows on it's own drive or is a partition fine? Looking at either buying two fast 500gbs or a single 1tb and then splitting it 400/600 for windows/games+programs.
Probably noobish questions but thanks to everyone in advance.
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If you have a single drive, and it fails, you will lose everything that hasn't been backed up to an external drive or DVD/CD/Tape/Cloud.
So give some thought to that if it applies. One hard drive severely limits your backup/data protection options.
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What a great day to celebrate - your anniversary and Kim's birthday! I'm so lucky to have both of you in my life!
Quite the anniversary! I am so happy you are here! Would have loved to celebrate with you, dear one.
Most excellent! A remote toast to you! XOXO
You have no idea how important you are to those of us far away. We are grateful for this anniversary,grrl.
Happy Happy Day!
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So happy celebrating your anniversary! Clink! xo (Oh! Hi Vicki!)
Happy Rebirthday!!! So happy to share such a special day with you my friend!!
Very glad that you're still with us. :)
Oh, I love Kim's "Rebirthday" comment - perfect! Looks like Suzy and Tsunami treated you well. Happy Rebirthday, dear friend!
Mazal Tov ! :)
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So glad you're here, too. Happy, happy!
Happy Day! Like the others, glad you are still with us!
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The village now says the ordinance will likely be overturned and authorities will more vigorously enforce existing leash laws.
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House, 5 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 3 Baths, (Sleeps 10-16)
Fish and relax!
Here you will have the privacy as if you owned it yourself. Listen to the morning and evening loons talking. This lake has a water clarity of about 15 feet and is great for swimming. Great sand beach, relax and tell stories sitting around a camp fire.
If you are an early riser, enjoy a beautiful sunrise while casting for large mouth bass. Local flea market 5 miles away, every Saturday morning, seems to get a lot of attention from the locals in the area. There is a local bait store nearby including groceries, fishing licenses, tackle and video rentals.
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About Loran Georges
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Loran Georges purchased this house in 2001
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I bought this home because it is one of the cleanest lake that I have ever seen. With the water clarity of 15 feet you can see the fish swimming around down there. It has a beautful lake shore also. Lots of sand. And close to the twin cities.
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday home in Gaucin - Town House in Gaucin
Large 2-3 bed house, sleeps 4-6, big light kitchen opening to courtyard garden
Casa Limonera is a freshly modernised town house, yet retaining many traditional features (e.g. chestnut beams, terracotta tiles). It extends over three floors, not counting the ancient cellar, with extensive views from the rooftop terrace. Unusually, there is a mature, shady garden with a fruitful lemon tree and grapevine. Plunge pool installed in the corner of the garden. Barbecues possible. Newly renovated to create light, spacious, flexible accommodation. Situated in a very quiet street, yet close to the centre of the village. Gaucin is a pretty, lively village with a population of about 2000, which includes an active group of expatriates. The number of tapas bars, restaurants and shops are quite disproportionate to its size. Nature walks, hiking, cycling, bird-watching and horse-riding are available. Not to mention golf and beach pursuits.
Fantastic location: Gaucin's position is unbeatable, 600 m up the Serrania de Ronda, with views to the Crestellina mountain to the south, and to Gibraltar and Morocco to the west. British officers used to ride here for the weekend during the Napoleonic Wars, doubtless encouraging the local hostelries and tapas bars of that time. Around the village one can walk through unspoilt hills, watch a huge variety of birds- including impressively large one like Griffon Vultures and Short-Toed Eagles.
Parking nearby: The house is on a steep road leading up to the village. There are 2 parking slots very close to the house, with plenty more in the wide street nearby which leads to the Church.
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About Nick Darker
Nick and Julie Darker are an active British couple who have lived all over the world in the course of Nick's international career. They live on a finca (country property) on the Rio Genal near Gaucin. They have four children, and an increasing number of grandchildren!
Nick Darker purchased this house in 2009
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Hotel Comfort Inn Zion Park
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Positive reviewA perfectly acceptable standard of budget tourist hotel.
Negative reviewThe outdoor hot tub is a nice feature, which we did not use, but we were surprised to note that it appeared to be left on all night. Isn't this rather wasteful in November?
Information on the suburbsVery convenient for visiting Zion National Park. There is a friendly cinema, and and a number of basic restaurants, in Hurricane


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Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford turns away a shot by Blues center David Backes for a third period save as the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the St. Louis Blues 3-1 Sunday February 19, 2012 at the United Center. | TOM CRUZE~Sun-Times
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The heat will never be off Corey Crawford until he masters the Antti Niemi art of allowing four or five goals only when his team scores six or seven.
But the way the Blackhawks have been going, Crawford allowing one when his team scores two or three will maintain his status as a goaltender the Hawks might be able to win it all with. Or at least the best chance they've got.
After the 3-1 victory Sunday over the St. Louis Blues in a ''Hockey Day in America'' matinee before 22,077 fans at the United Center, the Hawks have won three consecutive games with Crawford after breaking a nine-game losing streak in New York against the Rangers last week.
But while the offense carried the bulk of the load with first-period flurries against the Rangers and Blue Jackets, it was Crawford's excellence early against the Blues while Brian Elliott was shutting out the Hawks that made third-period goals by Duncan Keith, Dave Bolland and Marian Hossa mean something.
Crawford stopped 29 of 30 shots overall, including breakaways by Andy McDonald and Chris Stewart among several quality saves. But he was particularly good in the first period — stopping the Blues' first 14 shots before a tough-luck goal by McDonald with 23 seconds left in the period.
''We needed a goalie win,'' Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said. ''Today was a goalie win. Crawford was instrumental in keeping us in the game.''
Crawford has stopped 84 of 88 shots in his last three games, a .955 save percentage the Hawks can thrive on. It's a huge jump from his .901 season percentage and the unacceptable .854 in five losses during the nine-game losing streak that put the Hawks' postseason status in jeopardy.
Crawford said he didn't lose confidence during the recent downturn but doesn't feel he's playing that much differently now than he was then.
''Obviously, I made some adjustments,'' he said. ''I don't think I was playing terribly. I wanted to play better. I needed to play better. So it was more of a hunger or a need to play better than getting down on myself.''
Then what's the difference?
''I'm a little more in control,'' he said. ''Sometimes I was sliding out of position or getting into the net too much, where it was costing us a goal here or there. That's a huge amount when you're giving up a goal like that almost every game. I was just trying to stay in control and stay in the net.''
Crawford's play has helped resuscitate a team that seemed to have too many stars, too many veterans and too much leadership to lose nine in a row.
''He's the backbone to our team,'' said Bolland, who scored the tie-breaking goal on a deflection off Blues center David Backes' skate with 6:57 left in the third period.
Even with three consecutive victories, the Hawks (32-21-7, 71 points) still are sixth in the Western Conference playoff race — eight points behind the Blues (36-16-7, 79 points) and only six points ahead of the ninth-seeded Kings (27-21-11, 65 points). But Crawford's resurgence gives them hope that they won't have to sweat it out like they did last season.
''It's nice to see,'' Patrick Kane said. ''He's really excited about where he's at. It's good to have confidence in him. We've seen it all last year, how good he was. We know what a great goaltender he can be.''


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was Eddie's finisher supposed to be? It sure as hell didn't look like any frog splash
ever performed.
This is why these games are so damn horrible to play; year after year, they rehash and re-release an old feature as something 'new' whilst completely ignoring the core gameplay, which is the biggest problem the series has right now. Sure, they've made guys sell differently this year and you can break up moves, but that's it.
Still the same old animations, ancient engine, awful audio, the abortion of a game mode in Road to Wrestlemania and just... ugh.
Couldn't have said it better myself. They think Create a Ring can sell the game -- not for me. Fire Pro Wrestling Returns which was released in 2007 had both Create a Ring AND the move break ups. Look back at the animations from Shut Your Mouth and you'll see that they are much better.
Someone needs to give those mo-cappers a talking to. They're doing a shitty job. No one should have to "act" like a wrestler. Either animate it or get the actual wrestlers in. Also the fact that they don't add in entrance attires for half of the wrestlers pisses me off. Edge with no t-shirt or coat? Ryder has the headband but is lacking the glasses and coat. What was the point in adding the headband? Seriously. THQ pisses me off sometimes.
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