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Former Metra CEO Alex Clifford testifies before the Regional Transit Authority board in Chicago on July 17, 2013. | Scott Eisen~AP
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Email and phone exchanges between Metra Board member Jack Schaffer and ex-CEO Alex Clifford should be investigated to see if Schaffer leaked confidential information that could have affected Clifford's buyout, a Cook County commissioner has urged in a letter to Gov. Pat Quinn.
In addition, a Metra spokesman revealed Friday that the agency is "reviewing the situation" surrounding a March 12 email to Clifford from Schaffer — the only board member to vote "hell no" against Clifford's June 21 separation agreement.
The developments are the latest controversy to emerge from the Metra Board's decision to award Clifford as much as $871,000 over 26 months to bail out of his contract eight months early and keep mum about the deal, unless questioned by authorities.
Schaffer conceded to the Chicago Sun-Times that he forwarded Clifford a March 12 email from Metra attorney Andrew Greene to board members, outlining what some detractors saw as Clifford "deficiencies.''
However, a lot of the accusations were "specious,'' Schaffer said, and he believed Clifford deserved a chance to rebut them in writing after being blocked from doing so in closed session.
About three weeks later, Clifford responded by email that based on his lawyers' "limited review" of the March 12 email and its attachments, the information was "likely privileged" so, Clifford wrote Schaffer, he was deleting them.
Sending the email was "a mistake on my part,'' Schaffer told the Sun-Times. "He [Clifford] spotted it. He did the right thing [by deleting it].''
However, Schaffer said, the privileged information "was hardly the map of the invasion beach. This was pretty common knowledge.'' At the time, Schaffer said, he did not know Clifford would threaten a whistleblower lawsuit.
However, Cook County Commissioner Elizabeth Doody Gorman on Friday wrote Quinn that the March 12 email from Schaffer to Clifford was "questionable."
Gorman asked the governor to instruct his new transit taskforce, as well as the state inspector general, to do a "forensic audit" of email and telephone exchanges between Schaffer and Clifford.
Gorman questioned if Schaffer breached his "fiduciary responsibility" as a board member by sending the privileged email, and whether the information could have potentially compromised the separation agreement.
"If so,'' wrote Gorman, "would this be grounds for halting the [settlement] agreement?"
In an email to the Sun-Times, Clifford said the March 12 email "did not play a role" in a later April 3 email he wrote contending that two board members were trying to oust him for refusing patronage demands, nor in "a possible whistleblower suit.''
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My dad strong-armed me to spend a few days in London with him. I haven't been to London in 2 years and I love the city but now I'm forced to come up with a list of restaurants for us.
We're both serious food heads here in NYC. Besides the borough market and the rare favorite pub, I am pretty clueless about restaurants in London.
The criteria is mainly that the restaurant has to be friendly to a 60 year old man and his 26 year old son. I can't go to some popular hip place with my dad unless the food is the focus.
For those familiar with NYC, my favorite spots these days are Momofuku, Bouley, 'ino, Spotted Pig, Freemans, Keens Steakhouse, Katz's Deli, Il Buco, Landmarc, Sushi Yasuda...mainly great food with nothing extravagant.
I'd like to specifically go to a great gastro pub. Any recommendations for a good scotch bar?
Thanks in advance.
You won't find a Katz's Deli here but I doubt that's your focus. :-) My advice would be to read down and see some of the threads that talked about various places that the locals enjoy, especially when it comes to the gastro pub. Choose the type of food you'd like to try and specify that... best Japanese, British cuisine, French bistro etc. It will make the job easier for those who want to help you out. www.london-eating.co.uk will have some ideas, too. If you have the time, I'd try to get out of London for a lunch and see some of what's going on in the countryside or suburbs just a 40 minute train ride from the Big City. The Hind's Head in Bray (a Blumenthal pub) just can't be beat for fantastic food. Have a good trip. Maybe you could bring me some bagels? I really do miss those. IJust kidding)
As usual, for a good gastropub, every time I'd choose the Anchor & Hope on The Cut in Waterloo (very close to Southwark tube station). You can't book, but just turn up, let them know at the bar that you want to eat and they'll fit you in within an hour, usually, if there are just the two of you. The food is excellent and the service is friendly and knowledgeable, if not exactly fast. You could also try The Greyhound on Battersea High Street (closest train Clapham Junction - maybe a ten minute walk), though my money is on the A&H. The food is the thing.
For whisky...try Albannach at 66 Trafalgar Square (Great Whisky Bar of The World 2006 - Whisky magazine) - it's a specialist place and also has a Scottish restaurant.
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Hi there -- I second the Anchor & Hope suggestion -- the only problem is waiting in a sometimes packed bar (not sure my dad would want to do that). But the food is excellent (and surprisingly reasonable -- perhaps go off-peak). I love Keene's too, and can recommend a few good steak places -- The Popeseye in Brook Green (a whole in the wall off the beaten path but some of the best steaks in London) or Smith's of Smithfield (Top Floor resturant -- the swankier steak option, but such a cool place by the Smithfield meat market, and offering great city views).
I've been wanting to try Barrafina in Soho, which is tapas counter-side and is getting great reviews -- http://www.timeout.com/london/restaur...
Also in Soho is Arbutus -- which must be the most reasonably priced Michelin-starred place in town.
And for Indian food, I recommend Mela in Covent Garden, which is good, or Clifton, at the bottom of Brick Lane, which is better. And you have to eat Indian food while you're here!
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Even better than Clifton, go round the corner and back round the back of East London Mosque and try out New Tayyab's best food from the Subcontinent (actually Pakistani) around there - grill food to die for.
re: Howard V
just to get picky, pakistan IS in the subcontinent.
new tayyabs does seekh kebabs very well - eat them with crisp tandoori roti and perhaps some pili dal. the chicken kebabs are dry and boring, and the lamb chops are so-so. the main courses tend be to be over-oily - you'll feel dry and heavy in about half an hour.
Anchor & Hope has to be the winner if it's a gastropub you're after. You will have to wait but it will be worth it. A similar menu but with a few more home comforts (and a booking policy) can be found at the relatively new Magdalen on Tooley St (a short walk from Borough Market). If you'll excuse the blatant plug, there are reviews of both on http://londonfood.typepad.com
I also agree about the whisky at Albannach. Amazing selection. Very busy though. Your best bet otherwise is just about any reasonably upmarket hotel bar. You'll pay handsomely for it but you should get a great selection. I had a good late-night treat at the Connaught not long ago, for instance.
thanks everyone for your recommendations. from scouring the board, i assembled a list so far:
dinners: launceston place, anchor and hope, arbutus, sally clarkes
lunch: anglesea arms, magdalen, golden hind
pubs: dove, albannach
shops: neal's yard, lidgates
i have a few questions...
-im on the fence about st john. id like to go and ill eat anything but i dont want to eat valves just for the sake of saying it. is the food actually delicious or just different? would it be less expensive and just as good to go to the bread and wine outpost?
-does albannach have good food? is it worth having dinner there as well as drinks?
-i need a great indian place. my dad is a meat and potatoes type. he'll eat indian only if its not ultra spicy. whats the best indian to recommend?
-is arbutus a hot restaurant that i might feel uncomfortable in with my dad?
please let me know what you think of this list...any substitutions, places i must go to, etc...i can also use more amazing pubs. my dad and i are gonna have to be ultra drunk to deal with each other for 5 nights.
any dessert places? i remember enjoying madame betreaux's (sp?) on greek street (i think)...
thanks for all of your help...
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i figured you would...i took most of your recommendations :)
seriously, i appreciate your input...what are some other pubs worth going to?
re: sam1
You should be aware that Albannach is very far from being a pub in the British sense. It's an upscale bar with a great selection of whiskies. They do Scottish themed food.
If you want a traditional pub, I particularly like the Wheatsheaf, which would be an ideal stop-off if you're planning to visit Borough Market. Also in Borough, The George, with its Dickensian courtyard, is great in the sunshine. There are so many pubs. Might be easier to start with an area of London...
As far as St John is concerned: you should go. There will be unusual things on the menu, for sure, but they don't dominate. What you will get is simple, delicious food with a strong link to British traditional fare. You will also get exceptional service from knowledgeable and friendly staff.
Hey Sam! Another Brooklynite here heading to London with my mom this coming weekend!
At any rate: we've got rezzies at Hot Stuff (recently featured in the NYTimes) for good, cheap Indian and Arbutus.
I was also looking at breakfast at Inn the Park and lunch at Sweetings (we're staying in The City, so it's convenient)
Any other suggestions? My mom and I both like casual, neighborhood places and don't mind a bit of Tube travel to get to cafes and restaurants that will expose us to day-to-day London life.
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I've sampled a large cross section of Indian food in both restaurants and homes in London (and the rest of the UK for that matter) and my recommendation for a worthy Indian restaurant is Eriki in Swiss Cottage. You will find a good selection of regional dishes there for regular prices in pleasant but not overly trendy surroundings, perfect for parents and in fact I take my 60something [Indian] parents there and everyone is happy. Mostly mildly spiced dishes as well. Not in the centre of town but slightly north west in zone 2 on the tube (Jubilee line, get off at Swiss Cottage)
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Kapuku, I see that you've posted separately re Hot Stuff and I'm going to have to defer to the view of others as I've never been I'm afraid. It sounds interesting enough although it also sounds like a more basic eatery, canteen style - what Indians might call a "dhaba". Eriki is a proper restaurant with stylish decor, cutlery + crockery and smartly attired waitstaff. That may have a bearing on your thinking as may the fact that Vauxhall and Swiss Cottage are two very different neighbourhoods!!
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Swiss Cottage definitely no problem very residential albeit that Eriki itself is on a dual carriageway (the Finchley Road). Vauxhall - depends upon the mum I guess but is less residential, more "urban" and is punctuated by the convergence of busy roads, used and disused garages, overhead rail lines, business centres, warehouses, wholesale markets etc.
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Thanks, oonth. We went to Hot Stuff this past weekend. That review is posted here: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/380187
We also tried Arbutus. The place is very nice, clean and modern. Our appetizers consisted of a soup of potato and wild garlic. It was quite delicious, but over salted for my taste. My main was a disaster. It was listed as potato gnocchi with market vegetables and shaved parmesan. When it arrived, it was gnocchi with a mound of mushrooms. I'm sure they were delicious, but I avoid mushrooms like the plague. I should have sent the plate back, because I do not equate "market vegetables" with mushrooms, but I had had a few pints before coming to dinner and was feeling quite mellow and non-confrontational. So instead I had some of my mom's dish, which was a filet of sea bass with tomato risotto and parsley sauce (really more of a parsley reduction). It was good, but again was dramatically oversalted.
For dessert we chose the "floating island": a thick disk of soft meringue floating in a shallow bowl of vanilla custard. It was delicious.
All told, we shelled out £57. It was an enjoyable meal, but I wouldn't pay a second visit.
re: kapuku
i just made reservations at arbutus based on adam platt's recent review. im thinking of having more of the pig's head and sweatbreads so we'll see if that is their strength.
re: sam1
Let me know... that goes beyond my culinary boundaries as a former long-term vegetarian, but I'd be interested to hear if you like the place. Overall, I'd have to agree with Platt's general assessment of the difference between NYC and London dining... there doesn't appear to be a lot in the middle range price-wise. And, egads, London is crazy expensive, even for a New Yorker.
re: kapuku
so, further consolidating my list, here is my itinerary:
arrive in london at hotel...go to borough market to avoid crowds...eat some food. have early dinner at anchor and hope to avoid crowds
looking for a good english breakfast place near earl's court (where my hotel is), then dinner reservations at arbutus.
maybe golden hind or tayyebs for lunch. dinner at st john followed by drinks at jerusalem pub.
bombay brasserie for lunch buffet...dinner at launceston place.
lunch is open but i was thinking of visiting the dove for dinner and drinks.
anyone have any further recommendations? any comments to this list? some pubs id like to go to include wenlock arms, the garrison, some others.
re: sam1
I wouldn't go to borough market on Thursday -- it doesn't open up fully until Friday/Saturday. Go for lunch on Friday -- it's not too crowded.
As for gastropubs, the ones on the list are good but some others you should consider trying: the Marquess in Islington (their specialty is Roast Beef that you order by the weight, and is absolutely without question the best I've ever had); and the Eagle on Farringdon Road, which is consistently good as well as being recognized as the first gastropub in London.
If you're in the mood for good steaks, the best I've had in London is a place called the Hawksmoor on Commercial St. Since you're coming from NYC you might want to give this one a pass but it really is fantastic.
I second the Tayyab's posts -- if you're looking for a fantastic and totally authentic kebab place, you'll find it here. For a more upscale Indian, try the Red Fort on Dean St. in Soho. A little pricey but I've always had amazing food there.
re: sam1
Re the Jerusalem Tavern, in common with many pubs in and around the City, it doesn't open at the weekend.


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The summer is a great time to get outdoors and recreate, but the higher temperatures do pose some challenges and risks. It's important to understand how to prevent sunburn, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke, and to clear up the misconceptions that often come with them. Avoid Sunburn: Just a few serious sunburns can increase your risk of skin cancer later in life. Use sunscreen with a least a SPF 15 and UVA (ultraviolet A) and UVB (ultraviolet B) protection. Seek shade, especially during mid-day when the UV rays are the most harmful. Use clothing, cover-ups, hats and sunglasses to help shield the sun. Avoid Heat-Related Illness: When it comes to the risk of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, remember to stay cool, and stay hydrated. When outside avoid direct sunlight, dress infants and children in loose, lightweight, light-colored clothing, and drink more water than usual. It's recommended that adults have two to four cups of water every hour while working or exercising outside. Avoid alcohol or liquids containing high amounts of sugar. Remember that muscle cramping might be the first sign of heat-related illness, and may lead to either heat exhaustion or stroke. Know the Symptoms of Heat Exhaustion vs. Heat Stroke: Heat exhaustion and heat stroke have different symptoms, however both should be taken seriously. Heat stroke is considered a medical emergency. Heat exhaustion involves heavy sweating, while with heat stroke the body stops sweating. Additionally, in heat stroke the body temperature rises over 103 degrees. Learn the differences of these symptoms and what action you should take on the CDC website. Consider visiting Jeffco Open Space Parks that have shaded trails to avoid being in direct sun when you are recreating. Some examples of Parks that have tree-shaded portions are White Ranch, Alderfer/Three Sisters, Elk Meadow, Flying J Ranch, and Reynolds Parks. Remember to always bring water for your pets too. The Jeffco Parks Department is comprised of Jeffco Open Space, the Fairgrounds, CSU Extension, Boettcher Mansion and Weed and Pest. Open Space, the largest division, was founded as a land conservation organization in 1972 and preserves natural and cultural resources, provides quality outdoor recreation experiences and promotes sound environmental stewardship. Jeffco Open Space is funded with a one-half of one-percent sales tax that has protected over 53,000 acres and created 28 regional parks and 230 miles of trails in Jefferson County. Jefferson County Public Health is committed to promoting health, preserving the environment and preventing injury and disease for the residents of Jefferson County, Colorado. Please call 303-232-6301 or visit our web site at jeffco.us/public-health for more information.
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Be sure to add Watch seven plays to your summer to-do list, right after Finish reading A Game of Thrones and Go parasailing. Impossible, you say? Not when City Theatres 16th annual Summer Shorts hits the Arsht Centers Carnival Studio Theater this Thursday and runs through June 26. This year, the collection of five- to 20-minute plays includes Chronicle Simpkins Will Cut Your Ass, a play about a gang war on the playground; Aboard the Guy V. Molinari, where two ship passengers thrown overboard unexpectedly find their port in a storm; and Mickey Herman Saves the *%#@^* Universe, in which a gamer wagers the fate of Earth against alien invaders. City Theatre enlisted Bravos Queer Eye for the Straight Guy star Jai Rodriguez as this years host and headliner.
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My couch was already 10 years old when I bought it, but it looks DAMN good, thanks to the secret method I've figured out for keeping it shiny and soft. Even in a house of four kids.
This is Offbeat Home's archive of Cleaning posts.
Keeping spaces nice and clean.
What your personality type has to do with getting your house work done
I always thought I was a disorganized weirdo, but when I started reading about my Myers-Briggs personality type, things started to make sense. I had to work WITH my personality type to get the neat house I wanted.
Make your own citrus enzyme cleaner
Let me start out by saying I AM NOT A PATIENT PERSON. Just ask anyone in my family. No wait, don't. Just trust me on this one.
So when I read about making this enzyme cleaner that takes 3 MONTHS to "mature"…I just knew I could never stand the waiting! So I ALMOST passed on this idea….until I read a way how to speed the process up from 3 months to TWO WEEKS!
I thought about it long and hard….and after some DEEP soul searching…I decided I COULD do 2 weeks.
A month after making my batch of cleaner, I hadn't even gotten around to trying it — so I decided the bathroom would be my first "test subject".
Make your own homemade dishwasher detergent
I fear my hot water bill is going to be SKY HIGH next month! For the last couple of weeks I have washed and re-washed and re-washed AGAIN load after load of dishes trying to figure out just the right "recipe" for clean and CLEAR dishes! After taking a good, long look at my own dishes, I had to admit that the homemade version wasn't doing quite as good a job as the stuff in the green box I'd been using for years.
Of course the store-bought stuff hasn't been doing as good a job as IT used to do either since the ban on phosphates in dishwasher detergent went into effect. It took us MONTHS to figure THAT one out.
Anyway, I've got it sorted now — and I'm pleased to share.
Learn from a slob: $4 gets you a cleaner, more organized home in 28 days
We talk a lot about successfully riding the bucking stallion of cleaning and organizing, and today Nony from A Slob Comes Clean comes on board as our new sponsor.
Nony's got a new e-book called 28 Days to Hope for Your Home, wherein she lays out a simple, stepped plan for conquering your inner slob. Using kind words. Words that won't spook your feral inner slob.
The question that brought my home into organizational homeostasis
Wikipedia defines homeostasis as "the property of a system [to] regulate its internal environment and tend to maintain a stable, constant condition."
Well, my home's constant condition was chaos, until I figured out the core of my problem. It will help you prevent clutter build up and have a happier house, too.
Spring clean your computer in 6 steps
Spring might be a ways off (especially in the Southern Hemisphere) but any time is good for a clean-up — for your computer as well as your home. This advice is for Windows XP, Vista or 7 (sorry Mac/Linux users but I wouldn't know where to start!) and should be super-easy for anyone to follow.


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The El Paso County Sheriff's Office is looking for the man who robbed a Loaf N Jug Sunday night. According to the Sheriff's Office, the man in the photos walked into the store at 6695 Galley Rd. and pointed a handgun at the clerk. The clerk handed over an unknown amount of money and the man left. No one was injured in the robbery.
He fled in a newer model light brown SUV, possibly a Toyota 4-Runner.
The suspect is a white male, 5'10", with a heavy build. He was wearing a blue beanie, blue jeans, and a black winter coat with blue stripes.
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Rachael Ray takes on Bean Town on a $40 budget. She breakfasts at a local farmer's market, gets a great seafood lunch, has a pint of local brew at a Harvard Pub, and has dinner in the famous North end - all on $40-a-Day.
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Recipes from this episodeAll $40 a Day Recipes
Cranberry MuffinRecipe courtesy Carol Ann's Bake Shop
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Clam RollRecipe courtesy Kelly's Roast Beef and Seafood
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Pumpkin TortelliniRecipe courtesy Giacomo's
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