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Newt Gingrich Comes to Michele Bachmann's Defense
Newt Gingrich has always been a fan of questions. For instance: How can we make America better? What lessons can we learn from the past? How can Mitt Romney be more effective as a person? Who can judge Newt for repeatedly disregarding his marriage vows nobody not even God? That last one isn't actually a question, but like the word "fidelity," Gingrich doesn't consider himself obligated to uphold its definition.
Politico recently asked Gingrich about Michele Bachmann's puny attempts to flex her Intelligence Committee muscle in the now infamous "THE MUSLIMS ARE COMING!" letter to Rep. Keith Ellison. Bachmann was quickly shushed by her Johns (McCain and Boehner), but Gingrich disagreed with his peers, saying, "There weren't allegations, there was a question," Gingrich told VandeHei and Allen, adding, "the question ought to be asked across the board."
The problem is Bachmann's question was how Huma Abedin was able to get security clearance when it is soooooo obvious that she's an operative for the Muslim Brotherhood. Again, that's not a question. It's a logical fallacy to assume your conclusion. That's called "begging the question." So who do we beg to shut up the questioners?
It's pretty ballsy for Gingrich to defend Bachmann. Especially now that Huma Abedin has had to hire extra security after being threatened. The consensus among Republicans seems to be that Bachmann has finally jumped the shark. That certainly explains her dead eyes and constant need to feed on fear.
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Newt Gingrich Likes His Mitt Romney Angry
If you ask Newt Gingrich, Mitt Romney has many problems. Among them: hating Holocaust survivors, destroying middle-class jobs and defeating Newt Gingrich.
Wait, they're no longer running against each other? Make that one problem…
[Gingrich told POLITICO] "… the anger he [Romney] showed reacting to [President] Obama talking about 'you didn't build things.' … That was personal: I mean, he spent his lifetime building something, and he was talking for every single small business that built something. I thought that was probably the most effective he's been as a person."
Hear that, Mitt? If you want to be more effective as a person, you need to be angrier.
And while you're taking tips from Newt, why not try out some adultery?
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Newt Gingrich Excited to Talk About Zoos with Snooki?
I don't know how this quickly-deleted tweet from New Gingrich registers with you, but I'm thinking this has got to be some kind of secret code, right? It has to be…
Zoos and animals… Snooki… Leno… Three exclamation marks… What does it all mean?
I suppose we could take it at face value and assume it means that Newt Gingrich is all amped up to talk about zoo animals with Jersey Shore star Snooki on national television tonight.
But isn't that actually weirder than the secret code possibility?
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Can't we go back to when the presidential campaign was all about moon bases and penguins?
— Andrew Kaczynski (@BuzzFeedAndrew) July 17, 2012
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Former Gingrich Surrogate Will Help Mitt Romney Alienate Black People
In 2008, John McCain captured four percent of the black vote, which has left the Mitt Romney campaign scant room for improvement. Is zero percent an attainable goal in a country where every major demographic encompasses a diversity of views and interests?
What can Romney do ahead of his appearance before the NAACP tomorrow to attempt the impossible and further alienate the most solidly Democratic voting bloc in America?
Hall County Commissioner Ashley Bell has been tapped to serve as a surrogate for the Mitt Romney Presidential campaign. Bell will join Romney at the NAACP conference Wednesday in Houston, Texas…
Bell, who served as a surrogate for Newt Gingrich earlier, got the call over the weekend. He's a part of a conference call that will help Romney hone his speech for the NAACP appearance.
Genius! I would have thought Romney could alienate the crowd by contrasting his father's brave stand on civil rights with his own muddled record. Or he could explain how the votes of African Americans were so critical that dozens of Republican legislatures introduced legislation to disenfranchise minority voters.
Or he might have explained to the audience that it's inaccurate to say he's uncomfortable around black people, since he's uncomfortable around everybody unless their offshore bank account is the right height.
But now that Romney has borrowed a surrogate from a former candidate whose campaign spent Black History Month conducting a historical reenactment of the most race bait-y parts of African American history, I don't know what to expect.
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Pat Robertson Cheating Advice: Get Over It!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Pat Robertson has already offered up advice about LGBT activities (they are members of The Illuminati!) and advice for those whose wives aren't respectful (become Muslim and beat them!).
Now, the televangelist has words of wisdom for any woman with a cheating husband: GET OVER IT! CONSIDER THE TEMPTATIONS! BE GRATEFUL HE PROVIDES FOR YOU!
That's a summation of what he told a viewer on yesterday's episode of The 700 Club, as she asked Robertson how to forgive her straying man.
"Males have a tendency to wander a little bit," Robertson said. "What you want to do is make a home so wonderful that he doesn't want to wander."
Seriously, woman... come on! Shape up!
Robertson has expressed similar sentiments about male infidelity in the past.
Last November, after the David Petraeus affair with Paula Broadwell came to light, Robertson didn't see it as a big deal. He's a man, after all, and she's hot. This stuff happens.
Daily, men are under a biological attack by women. Evolution or creation designed women to produce loads of pheromones during ovulation for the sole purpose of getting their husband's excited during that time of the month. Today, with women in the work place, and the large volume of mixing of the sexes, men are nearly always near a woman who is ovulating and putting out a silent message that she wants to have sex, even if she is not aware of it. When Strippers are ovulating, their tips, even from women, go up 400%.
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@George McAssland, So because he is a man, it is HER fault that he isn't able to keep his zipper up? He is just a weak man and she might keep the house cleaner, then he can live up to his obligations of a marital commitment. I do however, question that if she straps on a pecker and cheats on the husband would Pat (his name is also a verb) tell the husband to clean the house better or would that open up another can of worms for this self righteous, sanctimonious, closeted peter puffer? One more thing, where did you do your research about the stripper's tips? You panty sniffing pervert.
Hahaha what a senile old idiot! Hahaha
This man does not speak for Christianity. He is pathetic.


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Savvy Chapter SeventeenSavvy's Christmas Party, One Week Later...
Loud feedback rang through the club that evening, causing everyone who'd shown up early to the Christmas party to wince. Nathan smiled sheepishly before continuing to adjust his amplifier. The band was set up on the stage, nearly ready to start, but Inuyasha had told Miroku he needed to go up to his apartment for something first. Miroku had a feeling the hanyou didn't need anything, except perhaps a moment alone.
Kagome had invited a guy to the party.
She'd also invited a girl, a short, rather elfish looking thing with chunky, black hair and a nose ring, but Miroku and Sango had both seen the look on Inuyasha's face when Kagome had introduced him to Jonathan.
He was jealous.
When Inuyasha returned to the stage, Miroku knew better than to try joking about the situation; the surly look on his friend's face was warning enough. "Did you guys get your shit straight about the new song?" he asked Miroku as he adjusted the microphone stand he r
Savvy Chapter SixteenTwo weeks later...
As Rin navigated her car down the narrow street, she silently hoped Kagome's first acting class was over; there was no place to park at all.
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"Hey, who's the cutie?" Rin asked as she started to pull away.
"What?" Kagome glanced out the window at her classmates. "You mean Jonathan?"
"The tall one?"
"Yeah, that's Jonathan," Kagome replied, smiling. "He's my partner."
"Oh, really?" Rin sang, and Kagome rolled her eyes.
"Yeah, the teacher paired us all up, for when we act out scenes."
"Was it fun?"
"It was great, I can't wait until my next class. Thanks for coming to get me, by the way."
"I just still can't believe Inuyasha let me. He's been like your personal guard dog lately. I figured he'd call off band practice."
Kagome shifted in her seat. "Well, Kou
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It wasn't the cramped theatre Jonathan had taken her to, which had smelled faintly of stale popcorn; the play would have been wonderful if she'd been able to concentrate on it. It also wasn't the fact that she'd chosen the wrong shoes, not knowing he'd planned a walk around Rockefeller Center to see the Christmas tree, and her feet were killing her. It definitely wasn't the restaurant they were now sitting in; the food smelled wonderful, even if all she had been able to do so far was rearrange it on her plate.
It was knowing she should be having a wonderful time, but couldn't because all she could think of was Inuyasha.
After the Christmas party, neither of them had spoken of the song, or how much it had upset her, but that was more her fault than Inuyasha's. When he'd knocked on the door Monday afternoon, it had been clear by the anxious expression on his face that he wanted to speak to her about it. Kagome had been afraid of what h
Savvy Chapter FifteenSunday...
Inuyasha growled as he paced the floor of his living room. He didn't want to be in his bastard brother's wedding, the dress shoes Rin had brought by for him the day before were pinching his feet, and he absolutely hated wearing suits. On top of all that, Kagome was taking an eternity to get ready.
He heard the whisper of his door opening, and stopped his pacing to see Kagome peek her head in. "Finally done, wench?" he asked.
"Sorry, I had trouble with my hair," she told him as she stepped inside.
Inuyasha didn't hear her apology, the grumpy expression on his face quickly fading into one of bemusement as he stared at her. Kami, she looks beautiful.
Kagome hadn't wanted to wear one of her old dresses to the wedding, so she'd convinced Inuyasha to let her leave his protection long enough for her to go shopping with Sango on Friday. (He'd followed in his car.) The sheer, sage green dress she'd purchased was simple enough, with cap sleeves and a flowing empire waist,
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Wanted to keep this a bit separate from my stats post... Because it concerns different things, so I apologize for the double posting.
And these are just inquiries to DefCon and others... not really arguing, just curious about their perspectives.
Talking purely on aces... Doesn't Roddick have the ability to conjure up aces, at least on par with Philippoussis if not better? Or are we isolating Mark's peak year with Roddick's peak year? Mark makes a ton of faults too, or at least that's my impression.
I would argue that Roddick has placement on his serve and has used variety in spins on it.
-The guy seems to have clear and obvious targets and hits within inches of the line when he's going for it on those targets. Some opponents he's always aiming to the backhand. Some opponents, always aiming to the forehand. And a lot of his aces, throughout a match though especially in succession practically contact half of the service line.
-It's not always, but there are some strategic moments where Roddick goes for the slice serve out wide on deuce and often gets results with it. It flies in around 105-115MPH and it's not the serve he always uses, but for instance, I believe he aced one on Fed yesterday with it. Its slice/pace ratio might not be as much as Rogers, but for crying out loud it's still a good 10 or more MPH faster too.
-He has clearly been using changeup serves for over a year now, switching from the 120+ MPH serves to 90MPH serves. Obviously, if you can serve fast, you should have some capability of controlling slower serves (though this doesn't apply to everyone because of the margin created by spin combined with power on contact). But it's not like we consider pitchers to be less varied because they have changeup pitches and use them now and then.
-I would argue that on very broad and general categories, Roddick has 3 totally different second serves.
* #1 - The shoulder-or-higher bouncing kick serve that's around 90-110 MPH that he's mostly been using up until recently. He almost always gets this in, but it's true that he isn't painting lines with this serve, but he's certainly driving the majority of the ATP crazy with it. Federer is an exception in being able to destroy this serve on the return.
* #2 - The serve that american broadcasters have been pointing out, but it's an obviously different second serve than we're used to seeing from him except at Wimbledon this year. A second serve that more or less is a 120+ MPH serve with a bit of topspin, and this serve is hitting lines with good placement.
* #3 - It's a rare serve from Roddick, but he's hit a variant of a twisted serve that comes in looking like a kick serve going towards the forehand (righty) and has an insane kick to the backhand when it hits the ground. Fluke or not, I've seen him use it on rare occasions, but clearly remember it on the Australian Open quarterfinal match against Younnes El Aynaoui when it jammed him for a service winner.
Anyways, these are most of the different serves I see from Roddick. I'm not going to argue that Roddick's serve is better than Sampras' (not that I've seen it), but I feel that he's got a varied serve with placement, and obviously has pace. It's not like all of his serves are hitting 2-3 feet inside any service line, or always aimed at the middle of the top service line. They're clearly positioned and as far as I can tell (and even see on replays), they're hitting the sidelines and are hitting various angles.
However, I would like to know from you guys how his serve could improve and how he could improve the variety and placement on them. What types of serves you think he should hit more of, etc... I think that would make a good discussion.
A much better discussion than just saying "he doesn't have such and such" and keep it in a vague manner.
Also, for the less informed like myself (I came into appreciating tennis late), I'd like to know what makes the other players' serves so much greater. I know it would be naive of me to judge Ivanisevic's (sorry for mispell) serve as it was this year because of his injuries and the same to Philippoussis.
I do think Federer's serve is awesome because of its placement and spin and how he sets up easy points with it. However, those types of serves up the spin/pace ratio by lowering pace, and that works perfectly under control for Federer. Part of me wonders if he was hitting first serve faults yesterday because he was going for bigger first serves initially. Also, I believe when his MPH was up on the serve, his positioning of the ball wasn't all that different from Roddick's similarly paced serves.
But I don't think it's a case of "Player X has a sucky serve because it's not Player Y's serve." But I do notice that some people do have this notion of a "Strictly One Ideal Way to Play Tennis" concept. I'll admit I don't agree with that notion. Not even when you break it down to just strokes and serves.
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- Wonderful!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/17/2014The food was fabulous, the service was terrific and the atmosphere was fun and inviting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great findABH13VIPDined on 11/1/2014Varka was a wonderful surprise. Best NJ restaurant I have been to in many years. Bar scene is very active. I was happy to arrive early and chat with friendly people eating and drinking at the bar. Service extremely attentive. Dinner was delicious. Every bite perfect with flavor. We had the Greek tomato salad, big enough for two, the grilled sardines, snapper for two, with veggies and potatoes. Fish was prepared to perfection. For dessert I had finger licking good baklava, with coffee chip ice cream. Will definitely return and make new choices!!Special Features:
- Average food high pricesExcellentVIPDined on 10/29/2014I was excited to try Varka. But the food was average and prices over the top. Grape leaves were all leaves not much filling. Lobster was over cooked and tough.
- Possibly the best Loup de Mer everDominiqueDined on 10/28/2014In my view, this is the best seafood place around. Very fresh, prepared to perfection to preserve the delicate flavors of fish. The Loup de Mer is my favorite and is out of this world. Nice wine list with a few Greek nectars to discover. Service is perfect. A great place.Special Features:
- EnjoyedforLunchVIPDined on 10/27/2014First time at Varka. A colleague and I hosted clients for lunch. The food was superb! The service was attentive and friendly. I plan on returning with family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Way too expensive!!!lulu1852VIPDined on 10/18/2014We go out to eat all the time, but this restaurant was way too high in their prices. $18.00 for salad!!! All they did was stick their hand in a bag of leaves and put it on a plate all for $18.00. Ridiculous. Food was good not great.
- Great FoodDiane14Dined on 10/18/2014Noticed a very nice improvement in the food since we were there a long while agoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great For Lunchnycnewtojersey50Dined on 10/18/2014Had family come in from Texas and everyone loved the food. - Perfect lunch place - food is a great mix of Greek and seafoodSpecial Features:
- Great food, ok serviceilovefoodDined on 10/18/2014Met some girlfriends for lunch and got the grilled octopus (excellent), raw oysters (also excellent), and the zucchini and eggplant chips to start (all amazingly delicious). I got the lobster gyro which was good, but the lobster was minced and processed like gyro meat, and I was expecting fresh lobster so was a little disappointed, but it was good nonetheless. my friends both got salads and both were very happy with their meal. Food and ambiance are both top notch, but price is extraordinary making it BARELY worth it (but worth it nonetheless). our server was not the most helpful person, nor was he friendly and barely checked on us. Had our server been up to par with everything else it would have been 5 stars on everythingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JcjfDined on 10/17/2014Very good and consistent very friendly and willing to ring out dishes in order you desireSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a winnerNanaVIPDined on 10/12/2014We always love Varka even with having to drive 25 mins to get there from Englewood. The fish is always excellent, prepared simply grilled with wonderful accompaniments, the ambiance always pleasant, staff always helpful and generally it's a terrific place to dine. We love bringing new people with us and they always walk away totally satisfied and happy. We'll be back soon again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, tad expensive,noisyHMVanDined on 10/11/2014Food was great even though it was slightly expensive for what you get portion wise. Also having been there on other occasions, we find the restaurant is very noisy due to acoustics.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday PartymmmmmDined on 10/10/2014Came true, had a excellent dinner with great wine and great service with my family. Could not have been better. Will go back to try the outdoor dining when it gets warmer, looked like a really nice area too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A place to celebrate the good lifeMoniqueDined on 10/5/2014This place is a gold standard for seafood. Uncompromisingly fresh, delicious, beautifully presented. Service always impeccable and friendly. It's a special occasion place for me. Yes, it's expensive, but worth the money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always deliciousLisaVIPDined on 10/4/2014We love dining at Varka. I always get the octopus appetizer for dinner, but try a different appetizer as my "real" appetizer each time we dine there. This time I tried the spinach pie - delicious! I love the Greek white wine (can't remember the name). I'm no wine expert, but I believe it pairs beautifully with the octopus.Special Features:
- Great outdoor lunchPatriciaDined on 10/3/2014Went for lunch on a beautiful sunny afternoon and were seated on the terrace. It was the perfect setting for a birthday luncheon. We all enjoyed our dishes. To start we had the calamari and the Varka chips. The calamari was okay but the group really enjoyed the very tasty Varka chips with dip. We had the swordfish kebobs, lobster gyro and salmon and everyone was very happy with their meals. For dessert we ordered the baklava and the greek doughnuts. Both were wonderful but the greek doughnuts were a big hit! Great place - hope to visit again! Also the sangria was delicious and a nice way to start the meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fish lovers ParadiseluvtoeatDined on 10/2/2014If you love fresh, simply prepared fish, this is the place for you. We were a party of 6 and we each ordered a different type of fish. Each one was prepared perfectly. No heavy sauces just olive oil and lemon juice. For appetizers highly recommend the Varka chips & grilled calamari. The dips with pita seemed to be very small portions of each (we were sharing). Apple tart with vanilla ice cream and chocolate molten cake were delicious too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappoints!Max123Dined on 9/27/2014Great food. Really enjoyed dinner. Only complaint is when we ordered drinks and the waiter brought back the wrong drink that instead of replacing it promptly argued and said this is what we ordered. Other than that fabulous as usual!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, but worth it?BauerdrDined on 9/26/2014Do you really have to pay $50 for fresh Dover sole? And, that wasn't even the most expensive choice. I could see the value of being in NYC for prices like this, but we are talking about Ramsey.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/24/2014it should be better for the prices that they chargeSpecial Features:
- Amazing Food & RestaurantGC01Dined on 9/24/2014Dinner at Varka the other night was phenomenal. Food is unbelievable from main course to dessert. Perfection. One of the best seafood restaurants I've been to. Decor is beautiful, atmosphere is perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service, great food.Fishyfan3Dined on 9/23/2014Fish is always fresh. You can pick your fish from the ice boat. Oysters were fabulous and varied. Great wine list. Top shelf service. Not cheap but worth it. Great atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expensive but excellentKenMcVIPDined on 9/22/2014I took a couple of customers to Varka for the first time after hearing some good reviews form friends and I was not disappointed. Our waiter was Greek and walked me over to show me all of the fresh fish available that day. I had a Branzino which was cooked and fileted perfectly. However, one of my party had the lobster pot pie and it was amazing. It was served in a circular dish with the legs, head, and tail hanging over the sides, and a round piece of delicious, crispy, perfectly browned phyllo dough covering the sherry cream and lobster meat filled dish. It looked like it would crawl away, but there was no way my guest was letting it go! All in all a great experience. Just bring your expense account or wallet!Special Features:
- Fabulous Food in my hometownVARKALOVEVIPDined on 9/21/2014I've been going to VARKA since it opened it's doors - it only gets better. If I had to choose my favorites: Apps: Shrimp Santorini, Grilled Octopus Salad and the Roasted Beets w/Skordalia, and of course the VARKA Chips - just WOW. Entrees - The diver scallops, Plaki (Sea Bass) fresh and flaky in a lovely sauce, and the Greek Shrimp Scampi - served with a Risotto that was better than some of my dad's favorite Italian spots. Overall - amazing meal....go spend the money - well worth it. The staff is wonderful!! We go at least 3x a month for lunch - unfortunately I don't get there for dinner all that often since I live up in Orange County - but I send a lot of my execs. there. ENJOYSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/20/2014Love the octopus, grape leaves, and langoustines! Stavros, the waiter is very attentive and well informed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedThelmaDined on 9/20/2014There are several outstanding restaurants to choose from in North Bergen County, unfortunately Varka no longer rates among them. The menu is tired and pricey. The entrees are not terribly creative. On our recent visit, the arugula salad was rather limp and crab cake appetizer just middle of the road. The main courses were what one might expect to find at a local family style restaurant. That said, we won't be rushing back anytime soon.Special Features:
- Consistently GreatFoodieForLife29VIPDined on 9/13/2014This has become one of our favorite "special occasion" restaurants because you can always count on fantastic food and wonderful service. They've never disappointed us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a pleasureJamesVIPDined on 9/10/2014Very consistent fresh well prepared food. Great seafood!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lives Up to the HypeOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/6/2014Excellent fish restaurant. I wouldn't call this a Greek restaurant although it is sometimes classified as such. It is a serious foodie establishment with a focus on Greek seafood, particularly grilled fish. A perfect special occasion restaurant. Very enjoyable meal and atmosphere.Special Features:
- Second timeOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 9/6/2014This was the second time the 4 of us have been to Varka - Will be going a third time. noise level is very energetic!Special Features:
- dennisDined on 9/6/2014our waiter was excellent the food also we had a great timeSpecial Features:
- JGForeverJGForeverDined on 9/6/2014Never disappointed in the fabulous fare of Varka Estiatorio that transports us to Santorini. I could enjoy the charcoal grilled octopus with red and yellow roasted Holland peppers every week! Despite the noise level, and one unruly child screaming at our next table, we still love dining here - inside and outside. But, this time, the wait time for our main meal was interminable!
- Very nice but a bit over-pricedOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/5/2014Can get the same very good Ambiance, food and service at a more reasonable price.Special Features:
- Tasty butOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/4/2014Such a difficult choice to make with all those tasty sounding fish dishes....I opted for the tuna which is a huge favorite of mine. It was quite tasty while dining but I found myself ill within a few hours. I would think twice before returning.Special Features:
- Out door seatingluv2etasDined on 8/29/2014I requested an outdoor table upon my arrival. Even though 50% of the tables were available I was told that they were all booked for that hour. One hour later, after finishing my meal indoors, I noticed that several tables were still empty.I would recommend this to a friend.
- good pricey fresh fish restaurantpowderpuffVIPDined on 8/23/2014The food is fresh and seasoned perfectly. The portions are good,but the price is a little high. If you don't mind spending a little more than the average for a good northern nj restaurant, this is a restaurant with good food, nice happening atmosphere and good service.Special Features:
- Decent Food... Fair ServiceBIGBEDined on 8/16/2014I dine all over the Tri-State area from Philly to NYC so I know the good the bad and the ugly pretty well. The food was good, menu was diverse as seafood goes. My date ordered the special and I ordered Halibat. That part was great as were the drinks. Problem was three members of the staff about five minutes apart inquired about our preference for water on the table. After 20 minutes nobody showed up with water! Get it together staff. Eventually head waiter took care of us and admonished the staff. Also no one appeared to ask how our food was or if I wanted another drink. Hey am I chopped liver over here? For the price expect better service. It's not cheap, even for Bergen County. It was a Saturday night so I will give them a 2nd chance.Special Features:
- Varka must be "excellence" in GreekIglypopDined on 8/15/2014My wife and I went here for our anniversary dinner this past Friday evening. This is our "go to place" for special occasions. The experience was outstanding. The service was excellent as always; extremely attentive, but not intrusive. We were seated promptly, and did not feel the least bit rushed throughout the entire meal. The food was absolutely delicious. We have never had a meal here that we haven't thoroughly enjoyed. The drinks were also excellent. My wife ordered a Cosmo, and the drink that was delivered was a work of art. It looked so good that I was drawn to it and had to try a taste of it. I recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking an excellent meal with impeccable service and an overall superior dining experience.Special Features:


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We're in the final quarter of optometry school, little ones. And as Commencement approaches, it's time to learn about contact lenses. These are my last credit hours before the wings are clipped and I fall out of the tree.
First, there is an art to the contact lens.
Yes, it may appear to be a small cast-molded or lathe-cut piece of plastic to every John and Jane on the street–but if you look more closely, between those silicone and hydrogel moieties, it really is magic.
Imagine a life where you had to wear your dorky glasses everyday.
How on earth could 75 percent of romantic comedies gain traction if the tragic ugly duckling didn't dispose of her gawky frames and wear contacts in order to warrant the attention of the loveable, albeit shallow, leading man?
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2-room apartment for 4 people, 40 m2, on the ground floor, comfortable and cosy furnishings.
Living/dining room with cable-TV and dining-table. Smoking not allowed. 1 double sofa bed.
Sleeping room with 1 double bed.
Kitchenette with 4 hot plates, dining table, fridge and deep freezer.
Bath/shower/WC and bidet.
Terrace furniture.
Other equipment: washing machine.
Nice, cosy, rustic apartment house 'KATIUSCIA 1', built in 1980, renovated in 2003.
House Equipment: air conditioning, washing machine (private use).
Access & Parking: parking by the house, private parking. All-season motor access to the house. Car recommended.
Situation: in the centre of LIDO DELLE NAZIONI, central, quiet position by the sea. View from the apartment of the garden.
Surroundings of the house: garden (private use, fenced), barbecue (private use).
Facilities and distances: shop 200 m, grocers 50 m, supermarket 50 m, restaurant 150 m, sandy beach 350 m, subway/train 50 km. Please note, nearby is a motorway in 60 km, main road in 3 km, railway line in 50 km and ein airport/airfield in 80 km.
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Situated on the ramparts of the medieval town of Vence this modern loft apartment has views directly onto the Baous, hills behind the town. Its interior is stylish and personally designed, bringing all modern comforts to a 12th century building. It has a fantastic roof terrace where you can enjoy an evening meal or a breakfast in the open air with superb views onto the foothills of the Alps. Available all year round, this is a perfect place for the ones wanting to be central, in a picturesque village surrounded by restaurants, shops, markets and art galleries. Large open plan kitchen and living area. Fully equipped kitchen with large local artist personally designed dining table. Living area with Satellite TV, DVD player and surround sound. Internet access.1 double bedroom, bathroom with shower. Stairs leading to conservatory with single bed and terrace.


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BHOPAL: A chocolate wrapper or a small cup of coffee, if not disposed of properly, may lead to rise in malaria cases by chocking drainages. There appears a link between growing urbanzation and health risks, going by the assertions of health experts. As urbanization picks pace, health risks are on the rise, too, and cities like Bhopal are in need of a comprehensive public health policy, says former director of National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP) Dr PL Joshi in the city on Monday.
"A small coffee cup or a chocolate wrapper can also be a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Urban waste management is a key component of controlling spread of disease," he added.
"Chocolate wrappers and disposable coffee cups chock drainages leading water-logging and this ultimately becomes a breeding ground of mosquitoes," he explained
"Mosquitoes breed and thrive in construction sites," said Dr Joshi. Two per cent of the total cost of construction project should be spent on controlling vector-borne diseases, an initiative underway in Mumbai.
According to experts, migration and increasing population due to urbanisation has a direct impact on health of citizens. "Urbanization invariably leads to an increase in vector-borne diseases. It can be curbed if proper policies are in place," said Dr Joshi, who was attending a workshop on vector-borne diseases that began at the Gandhi Medical College (GMC) in Bhopal on Monday.
Citing the case of Bhopal, experts say the city population has increased to 23.6 lakh, but the population density has declined to 854 per square km. "There is less space to live and construct and it creates problems of urban planning," said Dr Joshi.
Another fallout of rise in population is an increase rate of asthma cases, in the city, attributed to rising levels of air-pollution in the city. Asthma attack can be triggered indoor and outdoor allergens.
The five-day workshop is organised by the GMC in association with directorate of NVBDCP and the National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW). The aim is to impart training to government medical practitioners to tackle vector-borne diseases such as Japanese encephalitis, dengue, chikungunya and malaria, which are causing either morbidity or mortality for affected people in both urban and rural areas.
Youngsters most prone to asthma
Asthma known as a common chronic childhood illness, now affects nearly 5% to 10% of city youngsters, according to Dr Rajesh Bhagchandani. He was speaking at a press conference, a day ahead of the World Asthma Day (WAD) on May 1.
What triggers asthma is not fully understood, youngsters up to the age of 25 are most at risk. The increase in cases can be attributed to the rise in air pollution and other factors due to increased urbanisation, he said.
"The intake of artificial products, be it soft drinks or food items, is also a contributing factor," he added.
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I ate a sammich, it tasted good epic win on my part.
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The best sandwich in the world, which has been prepared by a woman. Known to cause mouth orgasms and non-stop NOM-ing.
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Buchanan nominates 12 to U.S. Service Academies
Date: May 26, 2009
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Braden River High School student James "Jim" Watson Bradin III recently was appointed to the U.S. Air Force Academy.
"He's the first one in my family to go to a service academy and only the second person in my family to ever serve in the Air Force," said Jim's father Ret. Lt. Col. James Bradin, who teaches JROTC at Braden River .
Each year members of the House and Senate nominate senior high school students they represent for admission to the U.S. Air Force, Merchant Marine, Military and Naval Academies. Applicants appointed by their congressman have met strict qualifications and have been interviewed and recommended by a non-partisan Service Academy Board.
Jim Bradin is one of 12 area students who were nominated by Congressman Vern Buchanan to receive an appointment to a U.S. Service Academy.
"I congratulate these outstanding young men and women for their appointments," Buchanan said. "They should take pride in having successfully competed with so many students from across the country. It is an honor not only for them, but for all who have supported them along the way. I wish them the best of luck and have every confidence that they will serve our nation with honor."
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Connecticut will soon join the list of states that have ended the use of capital punishment.
In an 86-63 vote, legislators in Connecticut's House of Representatives passed the bill Wednesday night. The state Senate approved the measure April 5, in a 20-16 vote.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, a Democrat, has indicated he will sign the bill when it reaches his desk, probably sometime this week. A similar bill was vetoed by then-Gov. Jodi Rell, a Republican, in 2009.
Connecticut's law is prospective in nature, and won't affect the sentences of the 11 people currently on the state's death row.
In the last five years, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York and Illinois have repealed the death penalty, according to CNN. California voters will decide the issue in November.
Other states that have abolished capital punishment are Alaska, Hawaii, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
Meanwhile, a man who spent 21 years on Ohio's death row until he was exonerated in 2010 will speak tonight at a forum in Clifton.
Joe D'Ambrosio will discuss his experience and why he believes the death penalty should be scrapped at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Monica-St. George Parish Newman Center, located at 328 W. McMillan St. D'Ambrosio will be joined by the Rev. Neil Kookoothe, a Roman Catholic priest who worked to get him released.
D'Ambrosio was wrongfully convicted of the 1988 murder of Anthony Klann in Cleveland. Cuyahoga County prosecutors withheld 10 pieces of evidence that would have exonerated D'Ambrosio at his trial and implicated another suspect in the crime, a judge ruled in March 2010.
D'Ambrosio is the 140th Death Row exoneration in the United States since 1973 and the sixth in Ohio.
This week's Porkopolis column looks at a report from Amnesty International about the use of capital punishment throughout the world, and how the United States is one of the only industrialized nations that still condones the practice.
It's a tumultuous time in Greater Cincinnati's media scene. In addition to The Enquirer's ongoing staff shakeups, troubles abound at Clear Channel Communications and at the firm that owns Cincinnati Magazine.
This all occurs just a month after the recent sale of CityBeat to Nashville-based SouthComm, Inc.
Clear Channel, which owns the most radio stations in the local market, laid off several employees last week.
Among the people who were let go were Tony Bender, the program director for WKRC (550 AM) and WCKY (1530 AM); Sherry Rowland, promotions director for WLW (700 AM); Mark Bianchi, digital sales manager; and traffic reporter Brian Pitts. The staffers reportedly were laid off due to budget cuts.
Based in San Antonio, Texas, Clear Channel owns 850 radio stations across the United States, making it the nation's largest radio station group owner both by stations and revenue. Locally, the media giant owns the previously mentioned WKRC, WCKY and WLW, along with WEBN (102.7 FM), WKFS (107.1 FM) and WSAI (1360 AM).
If you're in the media and need a job, you might want to consider applying to become The Enquirer's new sports editor. The last editor, Barry Forbis, recently quit to work for Fox Sports in Los Angeles. Here are the requirements for the job.
Meanwhile, Emmis Communications Corp. — which owns Cincinnati Magazine — is struggling to keep its stock listed on the NASDAQ exchange while the firm's owner is being roundly criticized for asking an Indiana court to approve a plan to vote so-called "dead shares" of the company.
Indianapolis-based Emmis is seeking to vote the shares of preferred stock that the company had bought from shareholders at a sizeable discount. Typically, such shares are considered "extinguished" and no longer viable under tax and accounting rules. But Emmis executives said the shares weren't actually bought, they merely were part of a "total return swap."
If a judge agrees, Emmis will be able to vote those shares and convert its remaining preferred stock into common stock, so it doesn't have to ante up the cash for unpaid dividends.
To deal with its financial problems, Emmis has borrowed a total of $31.9 million from controversial businessman Sam Zell, chairman of Equity Group Investments, to help keep the firm afloat.
Besides Cincinnati Magazine, Emmis owns similar publications in Atlanta, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Austin, Texas and elsewhere. Also, it owns radio stations in New York, Los Angeles, St. Louis and Terre Haute, Ind., as well as in Bulgaria and Slovakia.


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This blog grew out of the article Rocks Off wrote Wednesday about Alvin's "Gulf Coast Rocker" KACC 89.7, the last traditional rock station on the Houston FM radio dial and, not coincidentally, a station completely unsupported by advertising revenue. As we were talking to Mark Moss, KACC's only full- ... More >>
Like a wound that never truly heals, the sorry state of commercial rock radio around here continues to be a sore point for many Houstonians. Not a day goes by that several people search for 103.7 FM on the Houston Press Web site -- almost two months after the station changed formats from Adult Alter ... More >>
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Chris Gray10:09 p.m.: Like a proud momma when she sees her baby fly for the first time, that's what this is watching both Chris and Craig present awards to Alvin Community College's own Lost Fidelity, we're proud of them as well.10:10 p.m.: Best local song of the year belongs to Mechanical Boy wi ... More >>
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Pastor Harvey "Chip" Rice, Jr.
"Saying Something Worth Hearing"
Pastor Chip (as he is affectionately called by Maranatha's members) is the son of Bishop Harvey and Mrs. Sadie Victoria Rice of the Mt. Calvary Holy Church of America, Inc. The New Jersey natives moved to Salisbury, NC when Pastor Rice was a small child and there he was educated in the Salisbury City School System. Upon high school graduation, Pastor Chip attended North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, and eventually decided to make Greensboro his home.
While attending A&T, Chip became a party DJ and got involved in some nefarious businesses, which caused him to leave school for a season. After a brief stint as a 'street pharmacist', Chip met a group of guys at work who re-introduced him to Jesus Christ and showed him that living saved was not only do-able, but practical and fun. So, on a Wednesday night in August of 1992, Chip gave his life to Christ. After receiving salvation, Pastor Chip, with the blessing of his father and mother, joined Evangel Fellowship and became actively involved in ministry under the further tutelage of the late Bishop Otis Lockett Sr. Since that time, Pastor Rice has graduated from NC A&T with a degree in Communications and has completed a Doctorate of Divinity from Master's International School of Divinity. Dr. Rice has also authored the book, "The Cup: What They Probably Didn't Tell You About Salvation". He is a widely sought after Speaker and Master of Ceremonies. He facilitates seminars such as The Purpose of Music, The Principles of the Sheep Dog, and the wildly popular Things You Should Know Before You Take Off Your Underwear. Pastor Chip is also the award-winning host of WNAA's First Light Program that can be heard across the Triad and around the world at www.wnaafm.com. His goal is to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a fun yet dynamic and relevant way.
Pastor Rice is the husband of Mrs. Thursday Brown Rice, his wife since 1999. He is the father of two wonderful children, Jasmine and Ethan.


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Cincinnati right-hander David Weathers was destined for a job with the Phils. According to Sunday's Inquirer, the club could fulfill that prophecy.
General manager Pat Gillick faces little risk in getting out-flanked for the right to sign David Weathers. Most teams believe he's already here. He fits the yeoman mold of a reliever who should have been here years ago, during the Ed Wade era. But to the surprise of many, the sturdy 6-3 right-hander has never been Phillies property. That could change. According to today's paper, the Phils are targeting Weathers and Florida closer Joe Borowski. I prefer Weathers.
Among the sexy names bandied about – the Sorianos, the Sheffields, the A-Rams – this faceless, 37-year-old journeyman somehow provides the most comfort. He makes total, practical sense. There's no weirdness; there's no uneasy feeling. The Phillies won't pay through the nose, and they already know precisely how to use him.
Sure, he won't sell tickets, and he might inspire a few Wade jokes, but anyone with half a head recognizes the hole at the back of the bullpen as the team's most urgent need. As much as it pays to take risks, they desperately need at least one horse who's battle tested and can miss some bats. Honestly, they probably need more than one. If signed, there can be little doubt Weathers will finish first or second on the team in appearances.
He's at an age when sabermatricians waive a red flag, but on the field, there's simply no sign of slowing. He hasn't had a bad season since '99. He was smoking good the final three months of '06, holding hitters to a lights-out .135 average in August and September. He finished 4-4 with a 3.54 ERA and 12 saves, limiting batters to a .226 average. That's so much better than Arthur Rhodes. In fact, it was so much better than most non-closers. He ranked 12th among all NL relievers, according to Hardball Times Win Shares.
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Lee, Haw-Long and Hsu, Jung-Chang and Chang, Win-Jin (2010) Frequency Shift of Carbon-Nanotube-Based Mass Sensor Using Nonlocal Elasticity Theory. Nanoscale Research Letters, 5 (11). pp. 1774-1778.
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The frequency equation of carbon-nanotube-based cantilever sensor with an attached mass is derived analytically using nonlocal elasticity theory. According to the equation, the relationship between the frequency shift of the sensor and the attached mass can be obtained. When the nonlocal effect is not taken into account, the variation of frequency shift with the attached mass on the sensor is compared with the previous study. According to this study, the result shows that the frequency shift of the sensor increases with increasing the attached mass. When the attached mass is small compared with that of the sensor, the nonlocal effect is obvious and increasing nonlocal parameter decreases the frequency shift of the sensor. In addition, when the location of the attached mass is closer to the free end, the frequency shift is more significant and that makes the sensor reveal more sensitive. When the attached mass is small, a high sensitivity is obtained.
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Cassiopeia's Ode Lyrics - Varathron
God of darkness
Lord of death
Ruler of shadows
Hear us
Nuada you have come
To a world without pain
And without pleasure
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He was great! We used his talents for both the ceremony and cocktail hour. Everyone had a great time and loved the songs he chose!
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Scott did a wonderful job for our ceremony and cocktail hour! I noticed he doesn't have many reviews on this site, but he has MANY on gigmaster.com which is where we discovered him. He played one of his original songs called Within the Reach of Love for our bridal processional and it truly made the moment beautiful beyond words. I will cherish that song forever! He is very talented, professional, reliable and easy to work with. He even let our minister use his speakers to set up the minister's wireless microphone. This actually saved me from having to pay our DJ to set up a ceremony sound system, so he really helped us out! I highly recommend this vendor and would hire him again in a second to play for a large party or event. Acoustic guitar holds a special place in my heart and Scott is a fabulous guitarist and vocalist!!!
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My husband and I had a pretty good idea of what we were looking for in a ceremony musician for our wedding. However, trying to find that person to fulfill the role we had in mind was difficult UNTIL WE FOUND SCOTT.
He was very responsive to my questions and concerns, and willing to help make our ceremony memorable and beautiful. He has many years of experience, which you can tell by his guitar skills (and he has an amazing voice, which can be heard on his website - we had an acoustic-only ceremony), and he even learned an obscure Rush song I requested for our processional. He was very accommodating, even as I (the bride) was late arriving for the ceremony. I had an untraditional entrance which we had not had a chance to practice before-hand, but he was right there making it look like a breeze!
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Infinity is a brand new 4 bedroom villa on St John USVI in the upscale, gated community of Virgin Grand Estates, with beautiful views SW & W to St. Thomas and the surrounding cays. Infinity is "contemporary meets the Caribbean."
This spacious home features custom built mahogany doors and cabinets, Italian tile, contemporary lighting and finishes, and very comfortable beds and furniture. The central great room has plenty of space for a family or group of 8. The large, fully equipped kitchen features mahogany cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a central island with a cook-top and breakfast bar. The dining table seats up to 10. The living room area includes a flat screen satellite TV, DVD and CD system, and wireless internet.
Unlike many Caribbean homes, Infinity's bedrooms are accessible from inside the house. All four air-conditioned bedrooms are quite large, and have ensuite bathrooms, walk-in closets, patios or balconies and lovely views. Three have king beds, and one has two twins that can be connected to make a king. All bedrooms are equipped with flat screen satellite TVs. The downstairs bedrooms include child safety alarms so that little ones can't wander out on the pool deck without the grownups knowing.
You'll spend most of your time outdoors enjoying the stunning vistas from the expansive upper and lower decks, and in the 12' x 24' swimming pool overlooking the view. The covered upper porch features a comfortable seating area from which to watch the ever-changing sunsets, and a large outdoor dining table. The lower pool deck is perfect for lounging in the sun or gazing at the stars.
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
Guestbook comments from the manager
What an amazing view and house you have at Infinity. We had a fantastic week of hanging out by the pool, snorkeling at Salt Pond and hamburgers at Skinny Legs were delicious. Snorkeling at corves and Indians was absolutely amazing and the Baths were also great. We hit Willy T's, Soggy Dollar and Sydney's Cooper Island. We packed a lot into one week and look forward to the next trip. The weather held out for us, so we were fortunate to miss all of the rain.


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Stigma: it's an ugly word. It's almost a curse word. When I tell someone that I don't know very well that I have panic disorder, I get a variety of reactions. Sometimes they understand. I had one woman the other day say to me:
"Really? Me too!"
That was quite a surprise since we only knew each other peripherally as she lives in my neighborhood and we see each other sometimes in passing.
Another time, I revealed to a parent at my son's school that I deal with anxiety attacks. It was part of dialogue about what I write on The Huffington Post. He just looked at me with a blank stare. So I changed the subject and we talked about his career instead.
The varying reactions I receive when speaking about panic disorder are a testament to how strong stigma is. I want the day to come when I can say "I have panic disorder," and the person on the other end of the conversation says "Cool," or "So does my brother," or perhaps "I have diabetes."
Mental health diagnoses have stigma attached to them more than physical health conditions. One typically doesn't worry about revealing hyperthyroidism. If you tell someone you are hyperthyroid, the person on the other end of that exchange recognizes that you have a medical condition that requires medication and maintenance.