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This is the slang name in the card game of spades for when you set your opponent in one hand, then make them lose 100 points for going over on bags in the next. A usual okie doke results in a loss of 150 to 180 points.
We bid 5 tricks, but only took 4, and we already had 8 overbooks. Then on the next hand, we took 2 bags. We lost 150 points in 2 hands. Man, I hate getting the okie doke.
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The thought of counting his stolen bases is foreign to Mallex Smith.
He emanates a certain vibe as a fearless, charismatic player who suits up and plays without cluttering his mind.
As his stolen-base total mounts, the TinCaps center fielder is finding it harder to avoid the number.
Smith entered Friday with 39 steals – the most in baseball, majors or minors.
He only became conscious of the statistical lead last week when informed by a reporter.
We'll see if I can extend that, Smith said with an air of nonchalance.
He enters today's game against West Michigan on a better pace than Fort Wayne's parent club, the Padres, who had stolen 34 bases through 54 games.
Last year, Smith stole 64 bases – with an 80 percent success rate – for the TinCaps.
He was one steal shy of tying the franchise record shared by Jeremy Owens and Rymer Liriano.
So Smith's speed as a major weapon is no recent discovery, but he is still a work in progress.
This year, his on-base percentage has improved, and he continues to recognize that his baseball specialty is about more than just quickness.
He's still developing that (mental) part of it, TinCaps manager Michael Collins said. Most impressive is his aggressiveness. He wants an extra base at every opportunity.
As he's out there in more situations, he's going to learn even more about when, where and how.
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Teammates delight in Smith's routine: Get on base. Distract the pitcher. Take a lead. Burst 90 feet. Slide in headfirst and be called safe.
It's fun, TinCaps infielder Fernando Perez said. I don't have the words to explain it. It's fast. It's smart. Right now, he's the best.
Perez said Smith is always among the first to arrive at the stadium to get in agility drills.
That's where hard work pays off, Perez said. If he gets on, there's a lot of chance he'll get to second.
Collins said Smith never refuses to run, never worries about getting caught.
He's looking for it, Collins said. He wants to help the team. He's going to take his shot if you give it to him.
Smith, who stole three bases in one game against Kane County in April, generally has the green light to run whenever he pleases.
There are certainly times I'll give him the red light: Hey, hold up. This isn't the time to run,' Collins said.
That's a rarity, though, because of the pressure Smith puts on opposing pitchers, catchers and defenses.
Despite his 5-foot-9, 170-pound frame, he's a game-changer.
The nuances of base-stealing will supplement the physical gifts that led the Padres to select Smith in the fifth round of the 2012 draft.
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I've got to set a practice test up and I was looking to use the practice tests I already have for the exams 70-640, 70-642, 70-646. However I wanted to pick specific subject areas from each exam into a single test. Is there a way to do this.
When I run the software I can only run each exam as a seperate entity though I can pick the sections I want from each exam I can't combine these accross a single exam.
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Following a period of public consultation and subsequent review of the Document, the Biodiversity Supplementary Planning Document was formally adopted by the Council on 22 February 2012.The Biodiversity SPD forms part of the Council's Local Development Framework.
The purpose of the Supplementary Planning Document is to provide guidance to developers, householders and planners on how biodiversity should be protected and enhanced in the borough in accordance with policies in the Core Strategy (2010) and the Borough Wide Development Policies (2011) Development Plan Documents and to help make sure laws are not broken.
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good morning, afternoon and evening everybody. i'm new here. nice to meet you all.
so, yesterday i suppose to use my laptop for e-seminar from website that require me to install activex control addons. (SHWebManager from SAE) it's looks like working in IE10...BUT...some feature was missing. i couldn't upload the ppt and the listing of file was gone, etc.
i did a little bacground search on the web here. it appears that this activex control addon only work on XP SP2 IE8 or IE 9. so i downgraded my IE10. i uninstalled IE10 from "View Installed Updates".
then...activex control stops working. it asked me to install file SHWebManager.cab when i open the site the download file was success but when i run it....nothing happened. it didn't crash and no error occurred. i checked on the "manage add on", but no luck.
so i tried manually using "pkgmgr /ip /m:.........cab /quite" but still no luck. FYI : no dependencies required or is it?
i tried to change the security setting but still....nothing happened.
i checked on event viewer...still nothing
i add it to trusted site, and reset the setting, restart the laptop, disabled the kaspersky, but still no luck.
i set the AXIS to automatic
where did i do wrong? in IE10 everything was going smooth but not this addons.
it's better to get an error, but this one, is irritating. please help
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I wouldn't use Safe sites it's a fairly flaky feature and also Unnecessary,
When ever you upgrade or down grade a browser it's good to reset it to default,
Adjusting settings often does not help the situation.
As far as altering security settings to trouble shoot the issue/ this forum is very strict on what it deems risky and can damage or make your machine vulnerable to attack/ a member here can get banned for giving such direction.
Can't access secure sites,
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actually altering the security settings was just an attempt.
and yes...i also did reset the setting.
actually, i can view the sites, and it require me to install activex control.
my IE9 condition right now is :
i can open all the sites with default setting.
the java is working
then... i can't install any single activex control.
strangely the activex is downloadble but not running, no error. the event viewer only give information about the process, and act as if run perfectly.
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After you downloaded did you run as administrator the file ?
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The Gables are located in a private club with its own lakefront park overlooking the St. Lawrence River with views to as far as Vermont and New York State. The home is tastefully decorated with Antiques (Louis XV) and oriental carpets. It is a truly 4 seasons oasis in a most tranquil exclusive waterfront setting for those who appreciate the arts and a cultural life or who seek a quiet respite from a hectic life. Privacy is assured by a cedar hedge surrounding the property and by its host. Ideal for longterm business stays.(Pharmaceuticals and Hightech companies are in close reach).
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1.2 on August 16, 2014
This place was absolutely disgusting. The bathroom had not been cleaned! Urine stains around base of toilet and seat. On top of that pubic hairs in on toilet seat. Towels we're smelly and and damp. The shower tiles had so much mold/mildew and had not been cleaned since I don't know when? There were no blinds or shades on bedroom windows, just sheer curtains, which I found out early am while I was trying to sleep in lieu of the hard bed. There were ants in the room, no lock on the door, and during the night the outside light kept coming on. I absolutely discourage anyone who wants to stay at this so called B&B. it's not legitimate, the city doesn't know it exists, let alone the neighbours! I came in to spend time with my sister who has cancer, and loosing a hefty $110.00 for the first night there. Yes I left, and not fast enough....found a wonderful place to stay...which was clean, friendly and cost efficient. Overall, stay away from this place.
4.0 on October 19, 2013
Rosemary demonstrates an unwavering commitment to hospitality and service, showing genuine interest in her guests and their comfort. You will be an honoured guest in her home, which enjoys a spectacular river-front location in a beautiful neighborhood. Rosemary goes over the top for her guests, which makes this a good choice for a business traveller wanting a quiet yet conversation-filled alternative to default run-of-the-mill hotel options.
5 on September 04, 2009
We attended a wedding near by and found the experience to be delightful. Our hostest was very sincere, accomdating and charming. The breakfast a very special treat my daughter , 16, still referrs to months later. Should the opportunity arize we would definitely return. Next time with more time to linger across the street on the lake.
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This was a "find." We travel to Montreal regularly to visit our youngest daughter, at the McGill University...and to be in the city, a wonderful place. This time, however, in that our daughter was moving to a new apartment with her roommates, we needed to haul up some furniture for her in our enclosed trailer...which would not fit into an underground parking garage associated with an in-town hotel. So, I searched for a B & B (more likely to have "space" to park the trailer)...and found The Gables. Rosemarie was exceptionally accommodating...and is a true "hostess." An engaging individual, intelligent and world-traveled, Rosemarie makes for an interesting and enjoyable visit to her lovely, garden-surrounded home on a huge lake. In addition, she's located in West Montreal, an extensive area of small towns, lovely public parks, bike, walking and skating trails, and lots to discover...which, otherwise, we wouldn't have "noticed" from our normal, downtown hotel lodgings. What a lovely time we had...and our daughter's move went smoothly, to boot!
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ESPN Insider: Brian Hoyer 'could be a starting quarterback' in the NFL
For the first time in franchise history Sunday, the Arizona Cardinals will start their fourth quarterback of the season in the team's 2012 finale against the San Francisco 49ers.
The latest winner in Arizona's season-long quarterback shuffle is 27-year-old Brian Hoyer.
Hoyer, who signed with the Cardinals on December 10, will get the starting nod at quarterback against the league's fourth-ranked pass defense. While Sunday will mark his first career start under center, one ESPN Insider thinks the move is a logical one for Ken Whisenhunt and Co.
"I actually have seen a lot of Hoyer in a lot of preseason games with the New England Patriots, and I like what I saw," Ron Jaworksi told Arizona Sports 620's Burns & Gambo Thursday. "I just got done watching the Chicago game...and I thought Hoyer handled [the pressure put on by the Bears defense] pretty well.
"Obviously, he doesn't fully understand the Cardinals' system, where a player's going to be or what the adjustments are, but I thought there was a look of an NFL quarterback."
The look of an NFL quarterback has largely been missing with the Cardinals since Kevin Kolb went down with a season-ending injury in the team's loss to the Buffalo Bills on October 14. Arizona's offense is currently ranked last in the league in yards per game (263.1) and hasn't recorded a passing touchdown since Week 9 in Green Bay.
Heading into the offseason, the organization has a big decision on its hands regarding what direction to go in at quarterback. However, Jaworski thinks the Cardinals might already have a potential candidate internally.
"I saw a lot of the little things in Hoyer's game [on tape] that leads me to believe that going into training camp and understanding the system, that he could be a starting quarterback in this league," said Jaworski. "I told you a few weeks ago that I couldn't understand that after the Patriots released Brian Hoyer, he wasn't on someone's roster."
Hoyer went undrafted in 2009 and spent his first two seasons in the league with New England. In 2012, Hoyer was released by the Patriots and spent three weeks with the Pittsburgh Steelers before signing with the Cardinals earlier this month. In Arizona's 28-13 loss to the Bears last Sunday, he completed 11 of 19 passes for 105 yards and an interception.
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Wal-Mart has denied it is working with a Chinese manufacturer to build millions of budget HD DVD players, a move that could prove decisive in the battle with rival next-gen optical disc format Blu-ray Disc. A Wal-Mart spokeswoman yesterday claimed that a Chinese-language report indicating the retail giant had ordered $300m …
Plain DVD with DIVX can do HD
I've seen 2 nice quality planet earth episodes in HD on divx quality, that fit on one 4.7GB dvd.
So that's about 2GB per hour to do 1080p HD.
Why is the industry trying to rip us off with those "blu-ray" and "hd-dvd" formats which are expensive and unnecessary, while all they really have to do is to modify a plain dvd player a bit and equip it with a dvi/hdmi output.
Perhaps *this* is what they have done, and it's not really "HD-DVD", but plain divx HD quality-ish DVD, which 'd be fine.
From what I've read, Divx is comparable to the H.264 and VC1 codecs that are standard on the next-gen video discs. If you're willing to put up with a 4.5Mbps bitrate for your video then I guess DVDs aren't a bad choice for you.
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I don't know how many of you have actually played a HD-DVD, but they have special features and extra content like you wouldn't believe. Not that its really special (Director et all commentaries are no longer just alternate audio tracks, they have a little picture in picture style window that shows the commenter talking, for instance...) The studios, for some reason or other, think that this drivel is essential, so they need the extra room on the HD-DVD to store it. From what I've seen, a typical transcode from HD-DVD to straight H.264 will barely fit on a dual layer DVD, plus it uses some of the more calculation intensive features in H.264 which HD-DVDs do not, in order to sqeeze more quality out of less storage. That doesn't leave a lot of room for footage of the cast eating lunch, or whatever other 'intertesting' content they accidentally record.
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Le Parisien
- Address:
163 East 33rd Street
New York, NY 10016Neighborhood:
Murray Hill
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $30 and under
Le Parisien
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://leparisiennyc.com/
- Phone: (212) 889-5489
- Hours of Operation:
lunch and dinner 7 days / week
Brunch Saturday and Sunday
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French
- Executive Chef: Johnathan Masse
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Le Parisien
Le Parisien is the go-to neighborhood bistrot for Murray Hill, offering classic French food like steak frites, escargots and moules marinieres, paired with a well-edited list of french wines.Continued
Chef Johnathan Masse brings his expert knowledge of comfort food, having most recently served as sous chef at the Waverly Inn, and also for Chef Jonathan Waxman of Barbuto. Along with owner Christian Merand, formerly of Jean-Claude in Soho, they have created a restaurant that focuses on serving consistently great traditional food with a lively and unmistakeably French atmosphere.
Also open daily for lunch and brunch on weekends.
Chef Johnathan Masse brings his expert knowledge of comfort food, having most recently served as sous chef at the Waverly Inn, and also for Chef Jonathan Waxman of Barbuto. Along with owner Christian Merand, formerly of Jean-Claude in Soho, they have created a restaurant that focuses on serving consistently great traditional food with a lively and unmistakeably French atmosphere.
Also open daily for lunch and brunch on weekends.
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Le Parisien reviews from OpenTable diners
94 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (74)fit for foodies (40)romantic (25)great for brunch (16)great for lunch (14)special occasion (9)notable wine list (6)late-night find (6)hot spot (4)good for groups (2)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- A great standbyOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 11/25/2014This place is always good, with expertly cooked french bistro classics.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A favorite of mineSw4foodVIPDined on 11/25/2014Consistently charming and delicious. This feels like my a little bit of France right in my neighborhood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great bistroOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 11/20/2014Typical bistro fare exceptionally well done and reasonably priced. Best liver in nyc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Parisian escapeJohnDined on 11/17/2014Steak was excellent, wine was good. The place is a bit noisy but it's a bistrot, it is meant to be that way. For the nostlagics of Paris, it's a great escapeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JJNYCVIPDined on 11/16/2014Delicious, simple, and classic French Bistro fare - I will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A French BargaintywoDined on 11/12/2014This is a neighborhood place with great French food. It is small and spare. You go there for the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must TryJackD904Dined on 11/10/2014Excellent food and attentive service. Fairly priced!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Muscle up to those MusselsEastVillageFoodieDined on 11/10/2014Loved the mussels--the mussels Parisian are the best in the city.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/9/2014We enjoyed our late dinner at La Parisien. I wanted to substitute the frites for my steak, and the waiter found a great solution with another side--most appreciated. The food was well prepared and presented. We would go there againSpecial Features:
- Like being in a Paris bistroPenniDined on 11/7/2014Have been to many Bistro's in Paris that are so similar to le Parisienne. Tight tables, bustling, good carafes of the house wines, but with good service. It reminds me very much of Chez Denis in Paris. I always end up talking to the people at the next table. The place has a good vibe. Good salads and the appetizers all looked very good. The roast chicken is delicious. The steak is okay, but the frites are crisp and very good. Good creme brûlée A Great place to have in the neighborhood. Reservations a must on the week-end.Special Features:
- romantic & FrenchVemeDined on 11/5/2014We love French food and wine. This bistro is perfect because it is not expensive and has a great offer for that price. Nice atmosphere. Reservation for evenings required because it's small and only has a few tables.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cute BistroOutotownerDined on 11/1/2014Dined here on a cold and windy evening. Service was brusque, but efficient. Table next to ours was to to hurry along as there were diners waiting. We were not rushed, though our server did not mention the specials to us. Trout abd skate dishes were as described. Salad were exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best!MargieDined on 11/1/2014Le Parisien is right in my neighborhood and it is a true gem. Such exquisite food!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small neighborhood French gemTirianVIPDined on 10/31/2014It may not look like much but their escargot and bar steak are just as good as at Balthazar or Pastis but in the neighborhood!Special Features:
- bob appetit @ le parisienNYC123Dined on 10/26/2014The restaurant is easily accessible by subway, great service and delicious food - all at a reasonable price. My mom and I shared an order of the escargot, and for the mains she had the salmon and I had the roast chicken. Even though the restaurant is tiny, and they had a line up, we were not rushed as we finished our bottle of wine. I would definitely recommend reservations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous FrenchCutterDined on 10/24/2014Delicious escargot, pâté ,duck confit and steak frites. Classic French bistro fare.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exactly What We WantedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/22/2014We were long time customers of Jean Claude's in Soho and were so disappointed when it closed. To find its reincarnation was a great surprise. Le Parisien was everything we were hoping for; cosy setting, friendly welcome and service and delicious food. Thank goodness there was no hip bar, no shouting throng, no over-heated menu. Just a very comfortable place to have a good, honest meal and conversation with friends.Special Features:
- Bon Appetit, LeParisien!goodgroceriesDined on 10/12/2014Greatly enjoyed dinner. Felt like locals not tourists. Food and service excellent, although mussels a bit overcooked. Flavors wonderful! Very accommodating to some who arrived without reservations, but recommend calling ahead as seating is limited.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great meal! a must try!citydiner10Dined on 10/11/2014Friends reccommended this place! We made our reservations weeks in advance and good thing because the place was packed and several people who didn't have reservations were turned away. The food was excellent and the service was outstanding. The place had a positive energy to it! The mussels were amazing and the fries that came with them were addictive! We plan to go again the next time we are in the city!Special Features:
- Great French cuisineOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/8/2014This is a great spot especially for Murray Hill. Have been here multiple times and the food is amazingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- another enjoyable dinnerfrugalfrancophileDined on 10/8/2014My friends and I love this little place! Food is always good - this time my fish could have been a bit hotter - but overall everything was fine. Service is always pleasant, and the pricing is especially good - considering how the neighborhood keeps "gentrifying" - we find Le Parisien to be a great value!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great, as usualPJNYCVIPDined on 10/4/2014This is a small restaurant and might be easily missed, but it is always a great meal. Delicious food, every dish. Excellent service.Special Features:
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- I could have licked the plate...luv2luvDined on 9/27/2014I NEVER write reviews however this place deserves ten stars... My boyfriend and I went on a whim and we could not have been more surprised and happier. Everything from the wine down on to dessert was to DIE for. Homemade fries....best fries I've ever had in my life. We never order dessert but since dinner was so delicious we had to experience the floating isle which was recommended by our waiter and the sweetest couple sitting next to us. I've never had anything like it, but I know I wanted to take home 20 of them. The tables are a little cramped, but if you're with that someone you love, you won't mind being close. I would HIGHLY recommend this place as it was one of the best experiences I've had eating in the city.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentically FrenchqueenBDined on 9/27/2014I have only sampled the fish entrees and they were all excellent. Small but serviceable wine list. Fairly cramped space but otherwise very pleasant. Dessert choices are very nice.Special Features:
- affordable and thumbs upMurrayTheMurrayHillFoodieDined on 9/25/2014Really loved this place. Great French country food -- very authentic -- but not over the top on price or on nouvelle-ness. Just incredibly tasty and authentic French cooking that I liked a lot and have returned to twice more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic french2banyulsDined on 9/25/2014Like stepping into a bistro in Paris. The menu is traditional bistro fare and very well prepared. The escargot are fantastic - get extra bread for the garlic butter!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentqwertyDined on 9/23/2014Food was all delicious and it was a great spot. Would highly recommend to anyoneSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cute little place!happydinerDined on 9/16/2014Just had dinner with a friend here and it was busy on a Tuesday night! The place is really cute and the seating is very tight - so you will be able to hear your neighbors. But the food is very good - we ordered Mussels, Duck Confit, and Skate Fish - all delicious! The presentation is also very lovely and thoughtful. This is a neighborhood gem offering wonderful French fare at good prices. Would definitely recommend for small groups.Special Features:
- Delicious Croque MadameInlovewithParisDined on 9/16/2014They have a croque monsieur on the menu but they were willing to add an egg on top (croque madame). There was a $1 charge for the addition but I thought that was reasonable. The croque madame was made correctly and it was delicious. I would go there again the next time I'm in New York when I'm eager to have a croque madame.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Find!FoodloverDined on 9/13/2014Small, unpretentious and welcoming! The service was excellent. The food was fantastic! I had the beet and goat cheese salad which, as a beet lover, was sooo good. My husband had the onion soup which he raved about. I had the trout entree and it was superb. Everything was fresh and delicious. This is a great neighborhood find with reasonable pricing and we highly recommend it. Nice wine list, as well!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great little findJoannelizVIPDined on 9/5/2014The food here is really, really good! French but not filled with butter. Classic in a new way. The wine list is very fair and a very nice place to have wine and mussels or something more serious! Enjoy!Special Features:
- BistroQueensandNCDined on 9/3/2014Very good but not fantastic French food. Service was just OK. Wouldn't seat half of party early, even for drinks.
- Parisian restaurant in NYOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014This small restaurant reminded us of similar places we go to while in Paris- the décor is simple- small tables and chairs, artifacts on wall and superb cuisine and service, at a very reasonable price. Not a place for large groups!Special Features:
- DfdinesDined on 8/28/2014Le Parisien is a moderately priced French restaurant. The menu is not extensive but it has all the usual suspects: steak frites, duck, a few fish dishes, etc. There is a nice assortment of interesting salads. It is nice to have a French restaurant in the neighborhood to complement the many Italian and Asian ones.Special Features:
- not very friendly, steak was drydisappointedDined on 8/26/2014My steak was overcooked and very tough. Fries were ok. Rainbow trout was good. Not kid friendly, no high chairs. One of the employees actually sushed my 19 month old when he made a noise (and wasn't joking), even though the table next to us was laughing and screaming at a much higher decibel level. that just made for a very unwelcome experience.Special Features:
- Exceeded our ExpectationsKimNDined on 8/23/2014I went with my two children age 10 and 11, who I would consider foodies, and they thought it was excellent. I appreciated the atmosphere which felt intimate and relaxed. The food was delicious and my daughter especially liked the layers of flavor of her pork dish. The service was excellent and the food was outstanding. We felt very comfortable and had a lovely dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small portionyangDined on 8/22/2014We ordered fish. With more than 20dollars per dish, it's just one slice, weighing at most 150gram, and very thin as well.
- A good localtleavittDined on 8/21/2014Nice ambiance, noisy, but felt appropriate for delicious French bistro food. Wait staff were attentive and pleasant.Special Features:
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The Fort Worth schools still face many of the same hurdles they've confronted for years: the need to improve academic achievement in a sprawling urban district with a large population of low-income students, increasing numbers of children who don't speak English and inadequate state funding.The district is making strides, but too often the school board's energy has been sapped by infighting and counterproductive politics.That's part of the reason District 1 Trustee Carlos Vasquez has drawn two opponents: former board member Camille Rodriguez, a podiatrist, and Jacinto Ramos Jr., a father of three who works in juvenile probation.District 1 includes the north side, the new development areas along West Seventh Street and the Cultural District.Rodriguez, 45, served a four-year term before Vasquez defeated her in 2008.Ramos, 38, a north side native, has spent years working with young people, professionally and through community organizations, including Comin' Up gang prevention and faith-based groups.Vasquez, 45, a former Fort Worth principal who now teaches fifth grade in Grand Prairie, says his decisions are for the students. But his votes don't always reflect that.True, in 2011 he was the only trustee who opposed a staff recommendation to stop funding pre-kindergarten aides from the general budget because of revenue shortfalls.But he repeatedly pushes for larger employee raises than the district can afford. In 2011, he voted to put off freezing an overly lucrative employee longevity bonus program that posed a crushing long-term liability for taxpayers. And in March, when the board was asked to transfer funds to pay for a new student information system he had championed, he bizarrely sided with Trustee Ann Sutherland in a vote that would have derailed payment if the board hadn't reconsidered.Most disturbing, though, were Vasquez's furtive efforts to steer a lucrative delinquent tax contract to the law firm where a close friend of his worked. Vasquez was in frequent contact with the lawyer during a no-lobbying period, and during the meeting at which the board awarded the contract, Vasquez asked questions almost identical to some drafted by the lawyer whose firm was competing for the contract.Having served on the board, Rodriguez would have less of a learning curve than a new member.But Ramos has a grasp of the ingredients essential to boosting student achievement, keeping kids in school and increasing parental involvement.The Star-Telegram Editorial Board recommends Jacinto Ramos Jr. for Fort Worth school board District 1.
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JACKSON — The city of Jackson released more than 2.8 billion gallons of minimally treated sewage — enough to fill four NFL stadiums — into the Pearl River system over the last four years, the Environmental Protection Agency says.
Analysis of reports filed with the state Department of Environmental Quality indicate that Jackson bypassed treatment at its Savannah Street Wastewater Treatment Plant about one day in eight, according to the Clarion-Ledger.
Such bypasses often occurred after a half-inch of rain or less, the newspaper reported.
The sewer system is old and failing. Safeguards no longer function properly because of years of neglect.
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Before diverting excess sewage, the city dilutes it with treated water, adds chlorine to kill bacteria, then dechlorinates the mixture so chemicals don't go into the river.
Sewage dumps can kill off fish or cause a spread of bacteria, but DEQ spokesman Robbie Wilbur said the metro area had only two mass fish kills since 2009. Nor has it found any increase in human digestive diseases that might be caused by raw sewage, he said.
Sometime this month, The Jackson City Council is expected to approve an agreement to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on sewer system upgrades and to pay the EPA a fine for violating the Clean Water Act.
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Hmmmm. What the article didn't say was the the Pearl River eventually makes it's way to the Mississippi Sound and near the state's largest oyster reef located offshore from Pass Christian. The Mississippi Sound is also key to the tourism and seafood industries that are so important to the Gulf Coast. It is incomprehensible that the City of Jackson, or any other city dump "minimally treated" seweage into public waterways.
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Headline should read,Report: City dumping billions of gallons of sewage into the Mississippi Sound.
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October 12th, 2012 at 3:38 pm
Oysters anyone?
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James "Jim" William Breen (born 1947) is a Research Fellow at Monash University in Australia, where he was a professor in the area of telecommunications before his retirement in 2003.[1] He is well known for his involvement in several popular free Japanese-related projects: the EDICT and JMDict Japanese-English dictionaries, the KANJIDIC kanji dictionary, and the WWWJDIC portal which provides an interface to search them.[1][2]
His EDICT dictionary and WWWJDIC server have been described as "reliable and close to comprehensive".[1] His 170,000-word lexicon has been used to build other Japanese language learning sites such as Rikai.[1]
He remains a board member of the Japanese Studies Centre at Monash University.[3]
- ^ a b c d Alexander Jacoby (2006-11-21). "Net resources make light work of Japanese study". The Japan Times. Retrieved 2008-02-02.
- ^ Mary Sisk Noguchi (2002-08-30). "KANJI CLINIC: Cyberspace — the final frontier of kanji-learning". The Japan Times. Retrieved 2008-02-03.
- ^ "About the JSC". Monash Asia Institute, Monash University. 2007-12-07. Retrieved 2008-02-02.
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- Jim Breen's home page
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Mrs. Joyce will never cut comers like some of those national chains. It may be easier to open a can or use some commercial mix but that is not love and that is not Mrs. Joyce's way, you have to just come see for yourself and you will never go back to those other places if you can help it.
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I have been going to Joyce's for a couple of years and have even recommended this to my friends. However, after this weekend, I'm not sure if I will go back for a repeat.
I have been going to Joyce's for years since moving the quality has been sliding. Any starches cooked there have no flavor (any cook knows you must salt the water/like seawater) before cooking. If not, no amount of salt aftewards is going to help. Totally lacking in taste. The day we went, no potatoes, no banana pudding etc. If they are going to charge for great food-then it needs to be great food. Right now it taste like institutional food ie: hospital, school or retirement home food. Very bland, please Joyce your food was once outstanding-please fix it.
Seemed like a nice place to stop and grap-and-go food for lunch.
I was very impressed home cooking just like grandma used to cook up on sundays for the family.


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One of the books on my "top five" memoir list. So well-written. Annie Dillard writes of her childhood in Pittsburgh, PA. Doesn't sound captivating, right? But it is!
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