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hailaaa wowiee Juhi luks cute in lawyer's dress....
and thank goshhh sum new track wl b fun 2 watch....thankuu sree di*hug*
She looks older in this pic
but newaiz..it wil be nice seein her in a new role
thanx fot the article, it will surely be a nice change to see KK doing something different, really looking forward to it!!
juhu is beautyfull but in this pic she really looks a bit old/older :S
Interesting twist in Kumkum.. Thanks for the article :)
kumkum is beautiful
kumkum is my favourite actor from star plus dramas, she isvery beautiful and has the talent to playsucj and exciting role. my blessing s are always with ehrt.
this new twist reminds me of the movie aitraaz.
Juhi Rox!
juhi has left no stones unturned to prove her versatility....first a widow...a wife....a mother...a friend...a sister...a maid too.......and now a lawyer....
She Is Just The BEST!!!
Wow now this is surely so very new...i dont think any afternoon plot serial has done this...Hats off the BAG Films...and all the very best to juhi for the role she is gonna play
thanks for this nice article
its a graet twist and will give juhi alot of scope to perform.
ju surley is a perfectionist and a very dedicated actress. i am sure she will rock in the role of a lawayer.
sumit surely is in safe hands now
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Improvements in methods of health promotion and disability prevention for people over the age of 50—including improvements in the car and advice given by health professionals—could yield major dividends in the form of physical, mental, and social well-being with reduced functional disability, a shortened term of expensive medical services, and a postponement of long-term care. It is only within recent years that older populations have been the focus of research in the field of health promotion and disease and disability prevention.7,20,25,35,38 Indeed, there is little agreement about what health promotion and disability prevention means for the health of persons over the age of 50. Even when related data have been available, there have been few analyses that draw inferences for older populations, little effort to quantify the benefits of such programs, and no consensus on what the evidence might mean for research and clinical practice among those aged 50 and older.9,13,48 In addition, there has been no systematic consolidation of the literature on rehabilitation practices in older populations with that on health promotion and disability prevention. As a result, there is little information on a number of difficult questions for the over-50 age group.6,21,45 For example, what age groupings or functional categories should be developed for this group to target health promotion and disability prevention interventions more effectively? What is known about the effects of such risk factors as smoking, high blood pressure, oral diseases, poor nutrition, and inactivity on different age segments of this population? What are the mechanisms and intervening processes that result in undesirable health effects or losses of functional ability?
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Franz Josef Attractions while at the Terrace Motel
Below are just some of the wonderful activities you can do while staying in Franz Josef.
We are happy to reserve a space for you on any of the below activities if you are staying with us, you will pay the provider directly when you take your tour. Activities such as flights are weather dependent, they will not fly unless you will get a good view and if you do not fly you do not need to pay anything. With some companies we have agreed lower prices for our guests and the lower prices are quoted below.
Rates are subject to change without prior notice, some activities (including flights) are subject to suitable weather.
With all paid activities no money is charged until you check in at the activity.
The Terrace and Franz Josef are the perfect base for many wonderful bush walks allowing you to to enjoy some of the most amazing scenery in NZ and return to a comfortable room. Below we have detailed just some of the walks in our region, some leaving from within 50 metres of your room.
Attractions include:
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- Scenic plane flights
- Hot pools in a rainforest setting
- Free Glowworm caves
- White Heron Sanctuary Tours
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- Guided Fishing Trips
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WESLACO - A Weslaco man says the letters on his car's license plates almost got him in trouble in Mexico.
The man said soldiers questioned him in Rio Bravo about the letters CNG on his car's license plates. The man later learned the letters are associated with the Cartel Nueva Generacion, or New Generation drug cartel.
The incident happened at approximately 1 p.m. Tuesday, the man said. The man and his parents had just crossed the international bridge from Donna to Rio Bravo.
The man said he thought the soldiers would do a routine check, but then the questions began.
"They checked around the car. They opened the trunk and did a routine check, but what caught their attention were the license plates. He asked me what they meant. I honestly did not understand his question. He asked why I chose them in Spanish," the man said.
The Weslaco resident said he was clueless about the soldier's line of questioning.
"After I took off from that inspection it started to make sense. They have to do something with the cartel," he said.
The man had reservations about continuing driving in Mexico.
"I could be shot. I could be killed," he said.
The man feared he would be confused for a cartel member. He said other drivers should learn from his experience.
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While central vacuum is certainly a nice thing to have, some messes are just too big for the typical setup. That's probably why H-P Products just introduced the Element 2300.
The Element 2300 is a central vac system that can accommodate those big messes—or at least big homes. According to H-P, this is the company's most powerful Element Series central vacuum power unit, designed to handle homes up to 12,000 square feet.
It has a dual-filtration system to handle the heavy stuff and reduce wear and tear on the filter, as well as a CleanShield inverted filter for some of the smaller dust particles. A carbon dust filtration system on the Ametek motor also boasts a little wall protection, all while reducing carbon dust emission.
Also worth noting is that the motor came out of a partnership between H-P and Ametek/Lamb. The new 8.4-inch-high design delivers 707 max air watts of power and 136 CFM of airflow for picking up all sorts of teeny, tiny particles. There's also an on-board inlet for easy vacuuming from the power unit location.
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Hydrosols: Exploring These Ancient Medicinal Waters
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Asperger's is a form of autism that presents unique challenges and opportunities to those of us in aromatherapy. I am hoping to educate others about Aspergers and its unique challenges and the gifts that come with it, as well as present creative alternatives to using oils with the sensory challenges that are often present in Aspergers clients.
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In the last 20 years aromatherapy has spread its influence to the household, toiletries and personal care areas: consumer products claiming to relax or invigorate our psyche's have invaded our bathrooms, kitchen and living room areas. The numbers of therapists using essential oils in Europe and the USA has grown from a handful in the early 1980's to thousands now worldwide. We have had time to add to our bank of knowledge on essential oils from reflecting on many decades of aromatherapeutic development and history, the collection of
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Inhalation of essential oils molecules is the most common method for mood and emotional support, respiratory conditions, and cleansing and purifying the air. Essential oils can be inhaled from tissues or inhalers, dropped onto st4eaming water, added to vaporizers, diffused or sprayed.
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"Tree Trimming with Enchanted Entertainers" Dec. 2, 3:30-5 p.m., Locke Branch Library, 703 Miami St. Following the program, there will be tree decorating, crafts and treats.
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m Dec. 4, 2-4 p.m., Locke Branch Library, 703 Miami St. Bring two skeins of four-ply yarn and a size I crochet hook. Learn a basic stitch and start working on a handmade scarf. Free. Call 419-259-5310 to register.
Heralding the Holidays, featuring a unique selection of arts and crafts, all hand made by local artists, live entertainment, children's activities and a visit from Santa, Dec. 4, 5- 9 p.m.; Dec. 5, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Dec. 6, noon-5 p.m.,Toledo Botanical Garden. Free. www.toledogarden.org.
38th East Toledo Christmas Parade Dec. 5, 11 a.m. Parade starts at Ravine and E. Broadway, then proceeds to Starr Avenue to Main St. To register, call Denny Fairchild at 419-693-9517.
Beginning Knitting program Dec. 11, 2-4 p.m., Locke Branch Library, 703 Miami St. Bring size 10 knitting needles and two to four skeins of yarn. Learn a basic stitch and start working on a handmade scarf. Free. Call 419-259-5310 to register.
Monday Night Tacos, 5-7:30 p.m. throughout football season, Northwood VFW 2984, 102 W. Andrus Rd. Open to the public.
Breakfasts every Sunday through the end of April, 9 a.m.-noon, Northwood VFW Post 2894. Featuring eggs, breakfast meat, toast, hash browns, juice & coffee. A la carte items available.
Mercy St. Charles Auxiliary Annual Gold Sale Dec. 4, 7 a.m.-3 p.m., in the hospital's Oregon Room. Everyone welcome. Info: 419-691-3255.
Make-It-and-Take-It Holiday Crafts for grades K-5, Dec. 5, 2-2:45 p.m., Oregon Branch Library, 3340 Dustin Rd. Supplies provided. Refreshments will be served. Info: 419-259-5250.
Book Discussion Group meets every third Tuesday at 1 p.m., Oregon Branch Library, 3340 Dustin Rd. Next meeting will be Dec. 15, when the group will discuss, Nicholas Sparks' "Three Weeks With My Brother." Copies are available at the library.
Maumee Bay Country Quilt Guild meets the first Tuesday of every month at 6:45 p.m. in the Oregon Room, Mercy St. Charles Hospital. Guests welcome ($2 fee). Info: Joan Swartz at 419-691-2720.
Crafters Sought for "Christmas in Wonderland" Arts and Crafts Fair to be held Dec. 3 at Mercy St. Charles Hospital. Reservations required by Nov. 20. Info: 419-696-7245.
Oregon-Jerusalem Historical Society "Holiday Tour of Distinctive Homes," Dec. 5 and 6, noon - 4 p.m. Seven distinctive homes will be open for the self-driving tour in the Oregon area. Call Wanda 419-691-8328 or Connie 419-693-2956 to reserve a time. Tickets: $10 in advance, $12 at the door.
Teutonia Maennerchor and Damenchor's Weihnachtskonzert (Christmas Concert) Dec. 5, Oak Shade Hall, 3624 Seaman Rd. (near Coy Rd.). Traditional German and American songs, full-sit down pork chop dinner prepared by the Holzbacherbuam Schuhplatter dancers. Serving at 5:30 p.m. with concert and dancing music by the Vagabond Duo to follow. Tickets $20 by calling the Club House at the Grove at 419-691-6345 or any Maennerchor or Damenchor member.
Book-Signing Event featuring local author Jennifer Mauter, author of "Illumination Station" Dec. 5, 1-3 p.m., Collins & Parker, 2513 Woodville Rd.
Wine & Cheese Tasting Event, Dec. 5, 6-8 p.m., Little Sisters of the Poor Sacred Heart Home auditorium, 930 S. Wynn Rd., corner of Navarre and Wynn. $25 donation. Reservations: 419-215-7675.
Oregon Holiday Concert presented by BP Husky Dec. 9, 7 p.m., Clay High School auditorium. Free tickets available at the high school.
James "Wes" Hancock Oregon Senior Center Christmas Bazaar, Dec. 11, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Open to the public. Crafts, holiday baked goods, Candle Lite and more.
Breakfast With Santa Dec. 12, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Hope Community Church, 5650 Starr Ave. Breakfast, photos with Santa, crafts and more. Free. Donations of hats, mittens, gloves, scarves will enter you into a chance to win prizes. To register, call 419-724-4673.
Oregon Senior Center Activities include bingo, fitness checks, daily lunches, Bunco, euchre, line dancing, exercise, movies, shopping, day trips, transportation and educational classes. Call 419-698-7078 for a schedule.
Walk With Us Support Group Meetings the first Thursday of each month, noon-1:30 p.m. and the third Thursday from 6:30-8 p.m. in a handicap-accessible meeting room at New Harvest Church, 3540 Seaman Rd. Open to adults who have suffered the death of a loved one. Not a social or religious activity. Walk in or call Judy Hoeflinger at 419-691-9750 or Julie Marshall at 419-343-2311.
DivorceCare, a support group for those dealing with issues of divorce, Tuesdays through December at Christ United Methodist Church, 5757 Starr Ave. Free dinner at 6:15, followed by the meeting at 7 p.m.
First St. Mark's After-School Program meets every Wednesday during the school year from 3:30-6:30 p.m., 1121 Grasser St, off Pickle west of Wheeling. Time for worship and play, special guests, supper and crafts.
Euchre every Sunday at 2 p.m., Oregon VFW Post 9816, Ashcroft Dr.
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Fremont Area TEA Party group, "Patriots Against Government Excess" will hold a study of the book, "The 5000 Year Leap. Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. at the Pontifex. Books will be available for $5.
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Trinity Thrift Shop, 105 4th St. Open Fridays from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Date Change - Genoa Area Community Food Pantry will be open to residents of the Genoa School District the second Saturday of the month 10 a.m.-noon and the third Thursday rather than the usual fourth Thursday 3:30-5 p.m. in December, Genoa Trinity United Methodist Church, 315 Main St.
Active Seniors are invited to Meet and Eat at the Gibsonburg Senior Center, 100 Meadow Lane. Nutritional lunches every weekday, educational and social programs, health assessments and more. Transportation to the center available. Home-delivered meals also available for homebound seniors. Info: 419-637-7947.
Mobile food pantry sponsored by the fire department auxiliary; third Monday of the month, 5-7 p.m. at Fire Station 1, 4505 Walbridge Rd. Open to Lake Twp. residents.
Christmas High Tea Dec. 13, 4:30 p.m., Peteate Tea Parlor, 307 W Front St. High Tea in a traditional Victorian atmosphere. Local musician Tamilyn Shean will perform Christmas music on the viola da gamba. $30 per person. Call April at 419-494-9680 for info or reservations.
The Community Food Pantry at Bethlehem Lutheran Church is open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Contact local churches for further details.
Book Sale through Nov. 30, Stony Ridge Branch Library. Romance paperbacks and assorted adult fiction for sale for $1 per bag.
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The Obama White House is in talks with Yemeni officials about opening up a detention facility near Sana'a to hold dozens of terrorism suspects from Gitmo and Afghanistan. The Los Angeles Times' David Cloud, citing U.S. and Yemeni officials, with this exclusive new wrinkle: "The plan affects only Yemeni prisoners but is considered key to a renewed push by President Obama to close the prison camp built at the U.S. naval base in Cuba after the 2001 terrorist attacks, a vow he repeated this week. More than half of the 164 prisoners at Guantanamo Bay are from Yemen. 'There's a definite recognition that this needs to happen but if it's not done right, the risks are very high,' said a U.S. official familiar with the talks, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the plans are classified. Yemeni officials have drawn up preliminary plans for the facility outside the capital, Sana, but final agreement may be months away. Deep disagreements remain on funding, and about whether it would function as another prison or as a halfway house for detainees to reenter society after years of confinement and isolation." Read the rest here.
The Gitmo judge orders the Pentagon to turn over all correspondence from the Red Cross about the treatment of the alleged 9/11 conspirators in detention. The Miami Herald's Carol Rosenberg, who characterized the move as "a blow to Pentagon arguments that the contracts are confidential." That bit, here.
If you wondered what Pakistan, Syria and Saudi Arabia had in common and guessed "Saudi Arabia's shadow war," you'd be right. FP's David Kenner tells us this morning about how Saudi is turning to Pakistan to train Syria's rebels. It's not crazy, of course, since that partnership existed before in Afghanistan, but it went wrong then. Kenner: "...Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, along with the CIA, also supported the Afghan rebels against the Soviet-backed government during the 1980s. That collaboration contains a cautionary note for the current day: The fractured Afghan rebels were unable to govern after the old regime fell, paving the way for chaos and the rise of the Taliban. Some of the insurgents, meanwhile, transformed into al Qaeda and eventually turned their weapons against their former patrons." Read the rest here.
Welcome to Thursday's edition of Situation Report. If you'd like to sign up for Situation Report, send us a note at email@example.com and we'll just stick you on. And if you like this whole thing, tell a friend. Register free for Situation Report and other FP products here. And as always, if you have a report you want teased, a piece of news, or a good tidbit, send it to us early for maximum tease, because if you see something, say something -- to Situation Report. That and please follow us @glubold on the Tweeter machine.
Kerry's path steepens for Israeli-Palestinian talks, by the NYT's Mark Landler and Jodi Rudoren, here.
US weighs ending dual-hatted role for NSA, Cyber Command, in the WaPo by Ellen Nakashima, here.
CIA is said to pay AT&T for call data, by the NYT's Charlie Savage, here.
Thaw between U.S. and Iran grew from years of behind-the-scenes talks, by WSJ's Jay Solomon and Carol Lee, here.
Navy Cmdr Jose Luis Sanchez, upon seeing pictures of women allegedly provided by a Malaysian businessman suspected of bribing Sanchez: "Yummy... daddy like." FP's Dan Lamothe: "It was October 2009 when Navy Cmdr. Jose Luis Sanchez and Malaysian CEO Leonard Francis exchanged messages online about a trip Sanchez was planning to Malaysia and Singapore with his Navy buddies. The two men discussed the number of prostitutes Sanchez and his military friends -- nicknamed the 'Wolf Pack' -- would encounter. Sanchez asked Francis to send pictures of the women. The CEO promised to hook the men up with a 'nest' and some 'birds,' exciting the Navy officer. 'Yummy ... daddy like,' Sanchez replied in an Oct. 19, 2009 message on Facebook. Those accusations are at the heart of the case against Sanchez, 41, who became the fifth man to face charges in the widening scandal involving Francis's company, Glenn Defense Marine Asia, and the military officers he allegedly bribed in exchange for classified information about the Navy." More here.
This is a story you wouldn't have read about in the Early Bird - (if the Early Bird was still flying, that is): Bill Caldwell has moved on, without a slap on the wrist. Army Times' Joe Gould: "[Lt. Gen. Bill Caldwell] has retired and kept his rank even after an inspector general found he tried to block his subordinates from communicating with inspectors about patient abuse and corruption at a large Afghan hospital. [He] began work Nov. 1 as the president of Georgia Military College, a junior college and preparatory school based in Milledgeville, Ga. He was named to the post in February. In September, the 59-year-old Caldwell relinquished command of the U.S. Army North/Fifth Army at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, after a 37-year career. The Defense Department Inspector General had recommended Army Secretary John McHugh 'take appropriate action against' Caldwell and his then-deputy Maj. Gen. Gary S. Patton."
And this: "Patton, who now heads the Pentagon's sexual assault and prevention office, through a DoD spokesperson declined to comment while his case is pending. Caldwell declined to comment through a college spokesperson. Army officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment." Note: When Bloomberg's Tony Capaccio first broke this story in September about the investigation on Caldwell, the Bird never ran it. (Situation Report did). Capaccio's story here. Army Times' story here.
Just out: Stripes' Leo Shane's new e-book about the divide between the military and the civilian world. The e-book (Stars and Stripes' first) is a compilation of Shane's stories about the divide and how vets are bridging it. From the little teaser on the site: "America's veterans are skilled, highly trained professionals. Yet many of them find getting hired very difficult as they trade in their uniforms for civilian attire. Read ... first-hand reports on the challenges facing the military men and women who are coming home and leaving the military." Check it out here.
Speaking of which: JP Morgan Chase just announced this morning that it had another, new goal of hiring 100,000 veterans. As we first reported late last month, the 100,000 Jobs Mission, founded by JPMC but which includes 10 other companies, announced it had hired 92,000 veterans - far earlier than its goal - and announced just this morning that the Jobs Mission's new mission is to hire another 100,000 - that's 200,000 by 2020. Executives from the group spoke with Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel last week while he was in New York "about how the public and private sectors can collaborate to help returning service members transition to - and succeed in - civilian jobs," according to a company statement. In all, there are 123 companies who have committed to hiring veterans as part of the Jobs Mission. The new Web site is JobsMission.com.
Watch the video of Hagel at CSIS earlier this week giving a major speech, here. And, the transcript of Hagel's remarks here.
Read "The A-Team Killings" in Rolling Stone, out yesterday, by Matthieu Aikens, here. The sub-hed: "Last spring, the remains of 10 missing Afghan villagers were dug up outside a U.S. Special Forces base - was it a war crime or just another episode in a very dirty war?"
Eritrea is a key country in Africa right now, especially as Somalia re-emerges on the national security map. Yet that country has never had an election. Writing on FP, Tiffany Lynch explains why we should care about the country's human rights record here.
There are five ways Obama can fix the drone issue, write Sarah Holewinski and Larry Lewis on DefenseOne. Among other things, they argue the CIA should be out of the drone business: "The CIA will always have a supporting role in drone operations, but the military appears better suited for the command role. The drone program would benefit from long-established doctrine and recently improved processes for targeting and reducing civilian harm. And the military has a history of openly debating the ethical use of force...Staffers on the Hill tell us that the process is slow going due to worries about DOD's capacity to handle the entire drone program, and worry that special operations forces often act as a mini-CIA within the military without proper oversight. These are valid concerns, but they can be addressed." Read the rest here.
ICYMI: Our piece yesterday on that very issue, about how the CIA will, for now, retain drone ops instead of migrating them anytime soon to the Pentagon. Read our piece, with FP's Shane Harris, here.
Meanwhile, in the Air Force, drone pilots are getting promoted at higher rates. Air Force Times' Jeff Schogol: "The disparity in the promotion rate between pilots of manned and unmanned aircraft has narrowed considerably. Some recent promotion boards have selected more unmanned aircraft pilots to advance than mobility pilots, according to figures provided by the Air Force Personnel Center. Last year, 89 percent of eligible unmanned aircraft pilots were promoted to major, compared with 87.4 percent of mobility pilots, 90.7 percent of bomber pilots and 94.1 percent of fighter pilots, the figures show. That's up considerably from 2011, when only 78 percent of eligible unmanned aircraft pilots were selected to advance to major, compared with 90.3 percent of mobility pilots, 92.2 percent of bomber pilots and 92.7 percent of fighter pilots." Read his bit here.
This is good: six myths to drone warfare you probably believe, on Cracked.com. The first one? "It's as traumatizing as being a pilot." The walk-off? Under a picture of inside a Conex box, typically what has been used for the cockpits for drone pilots at Creech Air Force Base and others, the cutline reads: "This is what the 'cockpit' of a drone really looks like. If you'd like to know what it smells like, visit the last day of Comic-Con and start sniffing chairs." More here.
A critic of Jim Amos' involvement in the Taliban urination scandal has accused him of urging subordinates to publicly oppose legal testimony offered by Southcomm commander and fellow Marine, John Kelly. Marine Corps Times' Andy deGrandpre: "In a complaint submitted this week to the Defense Department inspector general, civilian attorney John Dowd alleges Gen. Jim Amos, the commandant, 'in an unlawful act of reprisal ... urged his subordinate colonels and generals to push back against one of the expert witnesses' Dowd brought to Quantico, Va., during administrative proceedings for Capt. James Clement. The document does not identify the witness by name, but Dowd told Marine Corps Times it is Gen. John Kelly, the commander of U.S. Southern Command, who suggested during last month's hearing that Clement was unfairly targeted and owed an apology. Calling the matter extremely sensitive, Dowd declined to address additional questions about his complaint."
Read (or listen to) NPR's Tom Bowman's piece on the Taliban urination issue, here.
The intelligence community's Inspector General says he lacks the capacity to conduct a review of NSA's surveillance authorities. Politico's Tony Romm: "The inspector general who oversees the sprawling U.S. intelligence community said he lacks the resources to conduct a review of NSA's surveillance authorities, rebuffing a request from a bipartisan group of senators seeking answers about the agency's work. Led by Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), 10 lawmakers in September had urged the watchdog, I. Charles McCullough III, to investigate the NSA's programs to collect phone call logs and Internet data and publish its findings by the end of next year - but McCullough, replying Tuesday, said such a review just isn't possible. 'At present, we are not resourced to conduct the requested review within the requested timeframe,' wrote McCullough, before adding he and other agency inspectors general are weighing now whether they can combine forces on a larger probe." More here.
Some love for FP's own John Hudson. 60 Minutes is taking flack (and aggressively defending its reporting) for its recent piece about Benghazi, including details provided by its main interview subject, security officer Morgan Jones, whose real name is Dylan Davies, because various publications have said what he said in the interview (and in his new book) are at odds with evidence that suggests he wasn't there that night and other details. 60 Minutes is also under fire for failing to disclose that Jones/Davies' book is published by a CBS subsidiary. FP's John Hudson wrote about the link between the book's publisher that Friday before the piece ran. Hudson's lede, Nov. 1, in The Cable: "A new 60 Minutes report on the attack on U.S. officials in Benghazi has reignited GOP outrage over the Obama administration's handling of the September 2012 incident. But new information about the report's central witness and his desire to profit off his story raises doubts about the accuracy of his scathing narrative." His story here.
A new poll from the Onion: do you approve of the NSA spying on its citizens? A state-by-state, color-coded map shows reflections according to color: The best one: "I like knowing there's an audience for my little show." That, here.


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Capital Grille Restaurant Week
Normally RW is a great deal at the "upscale" Steak Houses but Capital Grille in Chestnut Hill turned out a rather less than stellar performance on Friday evening. I started with a cup of your average thick and gloppy clam chowder no better or worse than I have had in dozens of restaurants and pubs in and around Boston and Cape Cod but nothing special. For my side, I had creamed spinach which was over-spiced with too much nutmeg. But the "crown jewel" of the evening was my entree. I ordered the 12 oz Kona Crusted NY Sirloin. I ordered the steak medium rare. The first time the steak arrived it was cooked medium well (no pink). When the waiter asked how it was, I told him and showed him. He whisked the steak away and about 2 minutes later arrived back with another steak, placed it down and stood and asked if I would cut into it. The steak was nicely seared on the outside but raw on the inside. He took one look at it and said "that's not medium rare" and again took it away. The third time the steak came back, it was the same steak cooked a little longer and somewhat medium rare though I had pretty much cut the entire steak in 1/2 before they took it back the 2nd time. Both the waiter and Manager were extremely apologetic. The Manager was clearly embarrassed that it took 3 tries to cook the steak. The bottom line is that a Steak House should be able to cook a medium rare steak. With so many other top quality steak houses in Boston, I am not sure why I would ever return to Capital Grille.
LOL...at least your waiter came over and asked how things were....mine didn't at all and only told his manager after he noticed that I wrote that a few dishes were oversalted on the receipt :-P
My sirloin came out medium too...I hate medium steaks...way too much chew and much less flavor than medium rare :-(
We were there on the first Sunday of Restaurant week and we were told by the hostess that they were planning to serve 400 meals that night. Though our steak was excellent, the Caesar salad, mashed potatoes, creamed spinach and creme brulee was quite mediocre. When we ate there during Restaurant week over the summer the entire meal was excellent. Also, they had us in and out in an hour
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threads like this make me thrilled that I do not partake in restaurant week. I know there are exceptions to this and good deals to be had but they appear few and far between.
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Yeah, I wonder how attributable their performance was to Restaurant Week madness. For what it's worth, I've had at least a dozen steaks at Capital Grille in Chestnut Hill over the years, all ordered medium-rare and all served that way.
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Well, if they serve 400 at an average check of $60 with a one hour turn time, the money will be roughly the same for them as 200 at the $100 per person 2.5 hour dinner of a non-restaurant week.
Plus you run the chance of a RW customer using the menu savings to justify a higher priced wine bottle and you always sell tons of house wine which has a huge markup on it too. It's tough on the restaurant though, taking a toll on the staff.
Went last night and had a fine meal. Steaks were cooked medium rare as requested (on one try) and were excellent. Apps and sides were ok, a bit salty, but everything is to us when we go out as we cook with with no added salt. The creme brulee and raspberry sorbet were very nice. Despite a frenetic Tuesday night, and pretty clearly not the Capital Grille's usual crowd, the staff - from valet to server to manager - were pleasant and professional.
For us the suggestion to go to a steakhouse during RW was perfect. I would not go otherwise - the dinner we had was a great value, but their regular prices exceed my dinner-out budget.
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We went last year during RW and I had one of the best meals ever. They had lamb chops which are not on the menu this year and the were the best I have ever had. Everything was great including the service. We went early before it got crazy. They did so well that that kept RW going for an extra week although they didn't advertise that.
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There isn't a steakhouse in Boston which hasn't served me an overcooked steak at one time or another. I generally send it back, and if it is just two of us, I ask them to bring another round of drinks and refire the entire meal. The offenders include (but are not limited to) G23 (several times), Ruths Chris (usually), Mortons (rarely), S&W, A&L, Oak Room and so on. The last time we were going to a Ruth's Chris with a group I asked a friend what the over/under was for the # of overcooked steaks for a party of 7. He answered "5, and 2 of them will be yours".
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I must lead a charmed life, and now I'll pay for "talking over", but I have never had a problem ordering medium rare. And I've been to RC, G23, S&W, CG, all more than once.
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Yes, your post is certainly accurate. I don't really ascribe my CG experiences to anything other than bad luck.
In general there is so little to distinguish between these places that I've basically just said no thanks to Capital Grille because apparently the restaurant furies don't like how we match up. I also don't like the weird tastning jus they garnish the steaks with nor do I find their sides all that great.
The best ribeye steak I ever had in Boston was--believe it or not--from the Palm. I know. Must have been another lucky day.
I went the first sunday of RW as well. I normally love the Chestnut Hill location for RW, but my salad looked like the iceberg and carrot mix from the grocery store and the creme brulee was overcooked somehow. The wine was excellent, Mo gave us a great recommendation. When he asked what was better- the wine or the food, we both agreed the wine. Not sure I'll go back.


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The recently completed year will go down as the second-best year in the history of The Port of Virginia in terms of cargo volume, with the port posting increases in seven categories it uses to measure cargo moving across the state-owned terminals.Most notably, the port handled 2,105,887 TEUs, an increase of 9.8 percent when compared with 2011; only 22,479 TEUS separated 2012 from 2007, which is the port's best year on record for TEUs.
"The Port of Virginia posted an 18.9 percent increase in containers and a 20.4 percent increase in TEUs handled in December 2012 compared to 2011," said Rodney W. Oliver, the Virginia Port Authority's interim executive director. "That made the sixth month in 2012 in which the port recorded a double-digit monthly increase year-over-year and the eleventh consecutive month of positive growth year-over-year in these two categories."
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The port's strong performance throughout the year was capped-off by a busy December. In that month the port handled 185,750 TEUs, an increase of 20.4 percent when compared with totals from the same month in 2011. The month's container total was 106,005 units and the general cargo tonnage (figure includes container and breakbulk) was 1,545,673 short tons. Total rail containers handled in December were 34,276, which is an 18.8 percent increase when compared with the same month in 2011.
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Follows, C., Gruszczynska, A., Ming, Nie., Wild, J. (2012) Examples and issues in OER Use and Reuse. HEA/JISC Open Educational Resources Case Study: Pedagogical development from OER. To be published.
Masterman, L. & Wild, J. (2011). OER Impact Study: Research Report. JISC Open Educational Resources Programme: Phase 2. University of Oxford: http://bit.ly/Lajesu.
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Wild, J. (2012) OER Engagement Study: Promoting OER reuse among academics. Research report from the SCORE funded project: http://bit.ly/UEcbPi.
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Discover is very conservative though. They don't want to push me past $13.5K
Yeah, I've read on here that Discover is conservative. Just gotta wait it out I guess. I've been told Discover auto CLI's are soft pulls, not hard. That's been the case with all the auto CLI's I've received on my other cards as well (Chase, Amazon etc.).
Discover is definitely one of the more quirky lenders, so I wouldn't take it as a commentary on your overall creditworthiness. They rarely dole out large lines right from the get-go, or anytime soon thereafter, regardless of your credit... I had my Discover for nearly two years without an auto-CLI, until recently I was able to double the line by requesting one through the online system. I did end up speaking with a credit analyst following that approval, and he indicated that your best bet is to use the CLI system no more often than every three months.
For what it's worth, if you call and express your disaproval (and use some magic words indicating how much you'd like to use your Discover card more often), they can more than likely sign you up for some type of "Spend X, Get Y" promo.
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