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You watch a Bond film. There's Bond, but there's also the Bond girl. You probably want her body. Can't have it. Her swimsuit which will most defnitely appear about forty minutes in you can have. In fact, in most films featuring an iconic piece of swim there's a banging body inside. While we can't help you get that, we can help you channel their best sartorial choices.
We'll start at the beginning: Elizabeth Taylor's striking one piece from Suddenly, Last Summer. It's simplicity makes it great white, scooped front, low back it's flattering on virtually every body type. Plus, it's timeless and swimsuits are sometimes better left off trend. Ralph Lauren's Martinique gives the cut a modern touch.
Back to Bond Girls. From Dr. No to Quantum of Solace, the series can be defined by its legendary swimsuit moments. Ursula Andress' sporty white bikini in Dr. No may have looked ridiculously great on her, but who can pull that off? Halle Berry's orange revival from Die Another Day is slightly easier (if for no other reason than it's orange), but BCBG's Twisted Bandeau top paired with their belted bikini bottom is universally doable.
Marilyn Monroe's pin-up bikini in Something's Got To Give feels particularly in this summer. The higher waistline offers a bit more coverage, and the top is boned for extra support. Esther Williams, who really should get all of the credit for fashionable swimsuits in the first place, is stocked with retro-looking suits like this white two-piece.
We got our sporty fill from Kate Bosworth's memorable turn in Blue Crush and mixed our own mismatched bikini in her honor: This Fox top works with Hurley's US Open bottoms. And then of course there's Cameron Diaz's white triangle top from Charlie's Angles: Full Throttle. She made it work on a surfboard, but we wouldn't recommend that. If you take your inspiration from the girl power chick flick, sit poolside in American Apparel's nylon tricot top and bottoms.


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How to Remove Collection Accounts
How To Remove Collection Accounts
There are many legal ways to remove collection accounts, and there are some that are unethical. We will spend time discussing the legal ways to get these pesky accounts taken care of and remove collection accounts.
Collection Agencies have earned a bad reputation for their ruthless tactics and bending or (on many occasions) breaking the law. The purpose of this chapter is to discuss how you can handle these types of agencies, your rights under the law, and how to repair the damage that collection accounts can cause to your credit report. This article will guide you to remove collection accounts.
How a Collection Agency Works
A collection agency is a third party company that is essentially a hired gun for a creditor. When a consumer defaults on an account, the creditor will usually attempt to collect the debt for a few months. After it determines that it will not be a quick or simple process to collect, they will turn over the account to a collection agency.
Collection agencies will traditionally work in one of two fashions. The first is to collect on a debt that has been assigned to them. In this case, the collection company does not own the debt, but they are working on behest of the original creditor to collect. The second instance is when a collection agency purchases the debt from an original creditor and becomes the owner of the account. Ultimately, the agency does not make money unless they collect on a debt. This is why they can be relentless in their pursuit. The will pull out all the stops and try every tactic allowed (legal or otherwise) to intimidate you into paying the debt.
TIP! You can identify if an account has been sold or assigned by checking your report for the original creditor. If the original creditor is listed (for example, a credit card) check the balance. If it is showing a $0 dollar balance, it has been sold. If the original listing is showing a similar balance as the collections account, it has been assigned. It is easier to have a lower offer accepted if the account has been purchased by the collection company. You will need to remove collection account issues before your score will increase.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
The FDCPA was enacted in 1977 in response to the abusive nature of collection agencies. The main principal of this act was to ensure that the consumer will be treated fairly by those trying to collect a debt. It also spells out which collection activities are considered legal, and which ones fall outside the law. It is important that a consumer learn their rights in accordance to this act..
Under the FDCPA, all consumers are afforded the right to have their debt verified for accuracy. Most credit repair tactics use this as a secret weapon, and although it often will work, it isn't always the best way to approach all collections accounts.
The FDCPA requires you put your request in writing within 30 days of receiving your first collection letter relating to the debt. The agency is required to respond in writing with evidence that this account does in fact belong to you. In the meantime, they must cease all collection attempts. If they cannot provide you with this information, they are required by law to remove the account from your credit file.
If you received a letter awhile back, or the account has been on your file for numerous years, the collection company does not have an obligation to reply.
Steps to Handling a Collection Account
The very first thing that needs to be done is identify what kind of collections account you have. Medical debts can be handled differently, using what is known as the HIPAA dispute process. You do not have to follow the HIPAA process for a medical collections account. This is used if other options have failed. For all other collection accounts, you will need to locate the date of last delinquency. This information can be located on your credit report. You need to prioritize accounts differently depending on what you are trying to accomplish. Below are is the order in which I recommend you approach collection accounts. Due to legal reasons, the HIPAA process cannot be discussed in this guide.
Accounts That Fall Outside the Statute of Limitations or Accounts That Can Be Paid In Full
In all states, laws were enacted in order to keep companies from collecting debt that has been sitting in the attic with the moth balls. Every state is different, so you will want to look up you states statute in relation to collections at our website. With that said, the statute of limitation may have expired on a debt but the debt can still legally report for several years. These accounts are the easiest to remove because under the law they cannot sue you for the debt, therefore you hold the upper hand in negotiating.
Similarly, accounts that you feel you can pay in full often hold some leverage for the consumer. Though collection agencies will usually settle for less than the full amount, often they will work with those who are willing to pay the whole amount.
Word of caution; you have to be very meticulous in the way you handle these accounts. If you start veering off course, you can open yourself up for a lawsuit if the debt isn't outside of the statute of limitations. If it is a debt you cannot afford to pay in full, hold off working on those accounts until you take care of the accounts you can handle.
Original Creditor or Collection Agency?
Once you have identified an account you want to tackle, the first step is to determine who actually owns the account. You want to avoid dealing with the collection agency at all costs. On your credit report, often times both the original creditor and collection agency will be reporting the account. Is the original creditor showing a $0 balance? This is usually a sure-fire way to tell if the debt has been sold.
If the original creditor is still showing a balance, you may be in luck. Contact the original creditor and try to work out a settlement. Usually, they will only discuss this if you offer to pay off the debt in full. If paying in full is the route you choose, make sure it is under the expressed stipulation that the creditor will pull the collection account back from the collection agency. Once they have given you this approval, you will need to send a Debt Validation letter to the collection agency. Since you have paid the debt, they will not be able to validate it and will be required by law to remove the collection account your credit file.
Occasionally, the original creditor will refuse to deal with you. In this situation, you will be forced to deal with a collection agency. You will also have to handle it with the collection agency if they have bought the debt outright.
Settling with a Collection Agency
Once it has been determined that the account belongs to the collection agency, you need to figure out the best way to handle the settlement negotiation. Debt will not go away on its own.
The first step will be to send a debt validation letter to the collection company. The companies address should be listed on your credit report. If not, you can always use Google to find a current address. There is a real good chance that if you have come this far with the account, this account will validate correctly and will not be removed from your credit report prior to settlement. However, many times the collection company will not have the documentation or the ability to collect on a debt anymore. In this situation, they may respond that they have removed the listing from your credit file.
Be warned! Sending a debt validation letter for a debt that is inside your states statute of limitations could awake a sleeping giant. The collection company may respond with a summons to appear in court.
The following letter is an example of a correspondence from a collection company who was unable to verify a debt. In this situation, I sent a debt validation letter to the collection company about a debt I was unsure about. I had already attempted to dispute this account through the credit reporting agencies because I believed this was an inaccurate account.
They never responded to my letter, so I found an internal email address within the company through the Better Business Bureau. The following is the letter that the collection company responded with. I have omitted information that could identify the collection company, but this letter is authentic.
An effective way to have an account removed from your credit file is to negotiate though settlement negotiations. The older the debt, the more likely the collection company will settle for less than the full amount. Remember, collection companies are in the game of making money. If you can offer them something of value, you can negotiate something of value for yourself.
First, offer the collection company what is known as a pay for delete. You can offer whatever amount you like, but companies are wise to this game and usually will not do a full delete unless you pony up the full amount. They understand why you are asking for the delete, and they will use this against you. Often you will be rejected for this kind of offer. Keep trying! Most collection companies will usually fold after a few letters. See the pay for delete example located in Appendix A.
Occasionally, companies are unwilling to work with you on the pay for delete. If this is the case, you should negotiate a settlement that fits your budget. This won't get the item removed from your credit file, but it will set the stage for a good will adjustment down the line.
Helpful Hints on Negotiating with a Collection Agency
Contact the agency at the end of the month. Collection companies are often publicly traded businesses and like their finances to be in order by the end of the month. You can even offer to expedite payment so it is received before the month expires. You can use that date to your advantage to offer a lower settlement.
Offer a larger lump-sum. The collection company wants as much money as they can get, and as fast as they can get it. They will much rather settle for $300 up front, than $500 stretched out over 24 months.
Tell a tale. Whatever you decide to offer them, make it seem like it is the best you can do. If they think you are broke, they might just take a smaller offer. Use whatever hardships, real or imaginary, to your advantage.
Submit your offer in writing. Collection companies like to use bully tactics over the phone, but they know what you want. You want the information deleted. Send them a serious written offer and this can open the backdoor in negotiations. Although it would be false to say all customer service agents in the collections industry are bullies, more times than not, their income is based on how much they get you to agree to. Handle with care!
Once you achieve a settlement agreement, make sure you have it on paper. It is best if you have the collection agency fax you a letter on company letter head with the outline of the settlement. Keep this in your files, because it will be important if they do not live up to their end of the bargain.


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Has anyone here made a wooden floor for a sanke keg in a regular fridge, one with the freezer on top? My new free CL fridge has a nice hump in the back & needs a floor added for my sanke to fit. I'm curious about drilling & screwing/bolting into the plastic and the stability factor. I'm assuming I can make a 2-legged table and just screw it into the plastic shroud, but I'd hate for that thing to break loose on me. I guess I should screw through the metal sides of the fridge to anchor everything, but don't know what would be the best way to go about all of it. I'd hate to ruin this fridge.
I looked through stickies and did a search, but found nothing, so please forgive me if this has already been discussed ad nauseum.
TIA - Any advice is appreciated.
dude I just made a half shelf out of ply wood back edge sits on the hump and the frount I used 2x4 attached by screwing from top of ply wood into 2x4 the weight of the kegs keep it from moving. reason for the half shelf is im able to put 4 kegs it the fridge but you could do a full shelf i supose. If I make no scence I'll try and post pics.
My refrigerator has the hump, and has rails for a shelf just above it. I just used a piece of 3/4" MDF as a shelf and it holds 2 cornies and a CO2 bottle with no issues. For the sanke, you might add some legs in the front to reach the bottom and some sort of support in the rear, but I'd definately not recommend drilling in the refrigerator or screwing to anything.
Make Beer, Not War.
No, the main reason for not drilling into the fridge is you could cut into a coolant line. That would be A Bad Thing. Most modern fridges have all the coolant lines in the back, but some have some imbedded in the sides as well. Also, if you're drilling into that hump, guarantee you'll hit some kind of mechanism just under the plastic hump.
Drilling through the door is always fine. It's just a door.
There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
i'm in the process of doing the same thing, though for a 3 tap corny keg set up, not sanke. i'm not sure exactly how i'm going to execute the creation of the shelf, but screwing into the fridge interior is not recommended. the reason for the hump in the bottom is that is the location of the compressor, an area you don't really want to mess with.
since mine is a dedicated keg fridge, i'm leaning towards a durable, permanent set up. i'm thinking i wont use a wood shelf and will be anchoring my shelf support (shelf will be removable) and for that i'll likely use an epoxy. i need to take a trip to hd or lowes and "wander" and let the ideas come to me on exactly how i execute all of this.
Homebrewing cures working or at least washes it away.
in response to my post above, i was apparently out of my mind in thinking of doing a nice floor, the materials i was thinking of using would cost be in excess of $60, if i make it out of wood aka 2x4's, less than $10.
frugal FTW!
I just made a simple two legged shelf as stated above and rest the back on the hump. This has then allowed for room under the shelf to keep bootled beer below. I have room then for four corney kegs and a 10 pound CO2 tank on the shelf. I would think that if it holds my 20 gallons and 10 pound tank yours would hold your 15.5 gallons.
My buddy just made a small shelf out of scrap wood.
He would have drilled a hole and mounted the faucet through the door but he is selling the home and the fridge is staying with. He will be buying a bigger one after the move.


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Almost as cool as Ruben's Tube.
I'm not sure if it's as cool as the Ruben's Tube video , but it's pretty close. According to the person who posted this miracle, YouTube handle bd594, the piano sounds are provided by an Atari 800 XL (which happens to be the first computer I ever saw at a friend's house rather than school), lead guitar is courtesy of a TI-99/4A, the bass is an 8-inch floppy, the gong a 3.5-inch hard drive, and the vocals are an HP Scanjet 3c. (I saw this first on BoingBoing.)
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Press Archive
28th February 2011
Gaucho Smithfield
Winning me over isn't difficult. Where dinner is concerned, keeping things straightforward is usually a good idea. Although I love fine dining, French food, Japanese food, Italian food...In fact, any type of food you care to mention, my perfect evening meal requires not much else other than a fantastic piece of steak and some good red wine. read more
28th February 2011
More Than Just Beef
Gaucho is renowned for serving London's best Argentinean steak. By the end of the year, we're sure the restaurant will be known for much more than it's first-rate meat read more
31st January 2011
Harpers Drinking Out Excellence Awards
Gaucho has been named New World Wine Restaurant of the Year in the 2011 Harpers Wine & Spirit Drinking Out Excellence Awards. read more
29th October 2010
Eating In - Fernando Trocca
Fernando Trocca, the Argentine executive chef of the Gaucho restaurant chain, presents a master class in barbecuing meat. Step one: choose your charcoal read more
7th October 2010
Gaucho by the River
That title paints a pretty picture of a leather-clad rider basking in the last of the evening su7n. Pink rays reflecting off the mirror-like surface of the Parana. read more
10th August 2010
The Drinks Business
Gaucho revives Buenos Aires cocktail culture. Gaucho launches a new cocktail menu this month, inspired by classic serves from the Americas. read more
22nd July 2010
Review: Gaucho Grill
Slick, modern and supremely sexy – every inch the Latina lady – Gaucho Grill is the place to be, especially during the London summer heat. read more
1st June 2010
Playing for Big Steaks
Rob Virtue finds a popular venue still strong in Westferry.
It has long styled itself as the venue of choice for meat-loving fine diners. And the carnivorous hordes of the Wharf have tended to agree. read more
1st October 2009
Meet and Greet
Holy cow! Says Mark Hedley as he wistfully recalls the great mountain of food and cascading lakes of wine of the Gaucho wine Makers' dinner. read more
1st April 2009
YQ North West Restaurant Review
How much do you want to know about the food you eat? How impressed are you when your waiter can actually talk knowledgeably about the menu and indeed show you the cuts of meat on offer and tell you about the wines you can glug to accompany them? Go on admit it, you're impressed – I was. read more
5th March 2009
Gaucho launches own-label wines
British-based Argentine restaurant specialist has released its own-label range of wines to feature on its restaurants exclusively Argentine list. The wines have been chosen by Gaucho's director of wines, Phil Crozier. read more
5th March 2009
Mens Health – Prime Cuts
It's the ultimate man food – but how many men know how to get the best out of their weekly slab of steak? Here's our guide to beefing up your eating habits with the cut that's right for you read more
1st March 2009
Gaucho – Sloane Avenue
By Virginia E. Schultz
It was a cold, windy and rainy night when Maxine Howe and I wined and dined at Gaucho on Sloane Avenue. Entering the recently refurbished restaurant with its black and white cowhide interior of this Argentine chain is an experience in itself. read more
20th February 2009
My Taste - Harpers Wine & Spirit Trade Review
Phil Crozier, wine buyer, Gaucho Grill gives his verdict on the Bibendum Trade Tasting 2009. I don't go to many tastings, but I am in need of some further education, as are some of our staff. read more
10th February 2009
Gaucho fastest – growing private equity backed restaurant
Argentinean steak chain Gaucho is the fastest- growing private equity-backed restaurant in the UK, according to research read more
14th October 2008
If you like stake, you`ll love this...
Gaucho is the finest place to dine
Where? Gaucho, The O2, London, SE10 (02088587711)
What is it good for? Pre-concert dining. read more
24th September 2008
Top Gaucho marks?
Voted `Restaurant of the Year' in last year's Manchester Food and Drink Awards, Gaucho hasn't sat on its laurels, investing in a new refurbishment early this year. Rowena Forbes investigates the only one in the chain located outside London... read more
23rd September 2008
Top steak joints
Bite into something juicy with Square Meal`s guide to the best rare cuts across the South East read more
6th August 2008
Executive Traveller magazine
Argentinean restaurant Gaucho's Head Sommelier and wine buyer, Phil Crozier, has chosen another single grape variety wine to compare with Torrontes for each Ceviche. read more
4th July 2008
London most booked restaurants
Gaucho dominates Harper's top ten for London's most booked restaurants with four of our restaurants making the cut. read more
13th June 2008
Gaucho nominated for Best Business Lunch in London Restaurant Awards 2008
Gaucho Restaurants are proud to announce they have been nominated in the Best Business Lunch category, for the London Restaurant Awards 2008, to be announced on 1st September 2009. read more
1st June 2008
Argie Barge-y
Tatton Spiller bravely crosses the river for lunch
If you work in Canary Wharf, you probably wouldn't consider crossing the river to the O2 for anything other than a night watching Dolly Parton shakin' her hits. read more
1st June 2008
PA Magazine – This months food and restaurant reviews
If there is one thing that I`ve learnt about Argentinians since going to Gaucho`s, it`s that Argentinians adore meat. Just like me. Quite passionately in fact. I like meat a lot, especially steak, and Gaucho`s has a lot of that. read more
1st June 2008
Your monthly guide to the UK`s premier entertainment venue Events at The O2
Gaucho comes to the O2
Renowned steak restaurant Gaucho has opened up a three level outpost at the O2. read more
27th May 2008
Our four-page gastronomic guide to summer feasting
Burgers to beguile – Fancy yourself as a Barbie chief? Chloe Scott says get in the know on the new breed of burger. There are burgers. Then there are Burgers with a capital B. The latter species is on the up. read more
11th May 2008
The Restaurant
Uber - stylish steak house Gaucho Grill has opened a new branch inside the O2, complete with wine room. The Big Boys tasting experience offers the chance to gobble every cut of steak, from melting fillets to marbled sirloins, accompanied by some fine Argentinian super - booze. read more
1st May 2008
Restaurant Reviews – PA Magazine
Gaucho Hampstead
If there is one thing that I've learnt about Argentineans since going to Gauchos, its that Argentineans adore meat. Just like me. Quite passionately in fact. I like meat a lot, especially steal, and Gauchos has a lot of that. read more
1st April 2008
London Planner - The official Monthly guide to London
Gaucho Grill
A stylist haven for carnivores, serving outstanding steaks from custom cut beef ages around six weeks - choose cut as well as sauces. read more
1st April 2008
Northwest Issue 25
Tucked down a side street behind a discreet, dark facade is the vast chasm that Gaucho Grill. Like in 1920`s mob den, the bustling, decadent former church hall buzzes away, unsuspected from the street and a breathtaking sight to first time visitors to the restaurant. read more
1st April 2008
Canary Wharf - City Life – Issue 34
Opening a Culinary Monster
Gaucho`s Martin Williams on the trials and tribulations of a restaurant launch read more
8th March 2008
The Independent Magazine
The surroundings are opulent and glamorous, and the prime Argentine steaks are equally appealing: a 600g Gaucho sampler of four cuts of prime beef costs £31.
2a St Marys St, Manchester (0161-8334333)
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1st March 2008
Hampstead Life
Located in the leafy suburbs of North London, Gaucho Hampstead offers the added unique extra of true Argentine dining thanks to its outdoor barbeque and terrace that comes complete with an automated canopy that will ensure the unreliable British weather never dampens the Argentine experience. read more
1st February 2008
Personal Shopper
Gaucho Tower Bridge
David Woodward reviews the Argentinean – themed restaurant Gaucho Grill near Tower Bridge. But are the steaks worth the 7,000 food miles they have travelled from their South American Homeland? read more
16th January 2008
The Ultimate Sofa Suppers
Some of Londons best restaurants are branching out into the takeaway business. Sophia Money-Coutts tries six of the best
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5th January 2008
Tatler - 2008 Restaurant Guide
Gaucho Grill, or Gaucho Sloane as the Sloane Avenue branch is known, now has 10 branches in and around London and the group is growing rapidly. read more
2nd January 2008
Reach Restaurant reviews
Clare Lynch visits La Lanterna and Amanda Ramsey dines at Gaucho.
Steak is back in Vogue and Gaucho is making Argentine cow the animal to die for at their newly opened Tower Bridge restaurant on the South Bank. Its a good job I really don't buy into the whole red meat is bad for you story as, combined with the diverse wine list, this place makes moderation impossible. read more
1st January 2008
The Gaucho Grill - The ViewLondon Review
Gauchos Richmond branch serves up prime Argentinean beef in a funky, romantic surrounding. It may not be easy on the wallet but with top notch food, wine and service to match it is worth splashing out on. read more
1st December 2007
Harpers Bazaar 2008 Going out guide including Britains 250 best restaurants.
Bound to appeal to the alpha of the species, Gaucho Piccadilly has seductive powers. Off–black walls, mirrored ceilings and chandeliers play a part. read more
1st November 2007
In Style - November 2007
The Lagerita (the new mojito) Lime with sugar tequila and ice, topped with Rocio Gold Lager. Gaucho, 2A St Mary's Street, Manchester (0161 833 4333) read more
1st November 2007
Tatler - 2007 Restaurant Guide
Akins has been and gone but this Latino chain, which did so well by the fad diet, has gone from strength to strength. read more
16th October 2007
The Diary - That sweet taste of victory
Gaucho crowned as city's top restaurant.
A fair few feathers were ruffled as the winners of this years hotly contested Manchester Food and Drink Awards were revealed last night. read more
6th October 2007
Guardian Weekend - October 2007
The Gaucho restaurant's Ryan Hattingh thwacks the bottom of a man who is leaning over a table pretending to be a cow. "This, "he says, "is the rump. And when I picture myself in the pampas with a fire, cooking dinner, that's the cut I think of. read more
1st October 2007
Mayfair Times - September 2007
Where: 25 Swallow Street
The look: Think cowhide and mirrors and all things Argentinian. The ground floor has an atmospheric and dimly lit bar and Argentinian wine shop. read more
13th September 2007
Malbec and meat – a heavenly marriage
Jamies goodes wine blog: Malbec and meat – a heavenly marriage
Did you know that the annual consumption of beef by an adult in Argentina is 68 kilograms? Incredible. Someone has worked out that this equates to a seven ounce steak each, every day. read more
7th September 2007
Manchester Evening News - September 2007
Just great steak... and that's no bull. Neil Sowerby finds you don't have to head for the pampas for the authentic taste of Argentina. read more
15th July 2007
Live - July 2007
There's more than one way to cook the perfect steak. In fact, it seems that everyone has a different opinion, each convinced that theirs is the true path to carnivorous enlightenment. Some swear by barbecues for charred crust, others sing the praises of the griddle pan, heated a few degrees hotter than Hades. read more
1st July 2007
Harper's Bazaar - The Review July 2007
Summer Alfresco Bar & Food - Outdoor dining.
It can be tough to find somewhere to eat in the sunshine, so try these newly opened restaurants before everyone else hears about them. read more
1st July 2007
Harpers - July 2007
Fans of the Argentinian chain Gaucho will love the outside seating for up to 150 people at its new Richmond branch (020 8948 4030).
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1st June 2007
Esquire - June 2007
Douglas Rodriguez, consultant chef at Gaucho
"A thick-cut, 400g Argentinian rib-eye steak is fantastic for the barbecue because the eye of fat melts into the meat, leaving it juicy and full flavoured. Buy high-quality meat that has yellow marbling running through it and a red/brown colour to show good ageing. read more
17th April 2007
Eat London
This book purposely avoids 'multi-site', branded restaurants, but not because we disagree with the approach. read more
11th April 2007
Life 05_07: Arena celebrates Britain's best roll-out restaurants
A utopia for carnivores, Gaucho's hunks of Argentine Angus can be savoured in eight locations including London and Manchester, amid dark leather and cow-skin furnishings, with another two additions to be made this year. read more
1st April 2007
Elixir - April 2007
This is a very special dining experience. From décor - wall and chairs covered with real cow hide and glittering chandeliers - to the highest quality ingredients in a healthy menu for both meat lovers and vegetarians. The first Gaucho Grill, specialising in Argentine beefsteaks, opened over ten years ago in Piccadilly London. read more
1st April 2007
Square Meal - Spring 2007
Steak lovers south of the river rejoice! Two new branches of Gaucho are opening. read more
1st March 2007
Arena - March 2007
A utopia for carnivores, Gaucho's hunk of Argentine Angus can be savoured in eight locations including London and Manchester, amid dark leather and cow-skin furnishings, with another two additions to be made this year. There is fish on the menu, but it would be churish not to sample the superb bife de lomo now that 'Gaucho to go' can deliver it to your home.
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1st February 2007
Esquire - Feburary 2007
Warning: animals were harmed in the creation of Gaucho. Cowhides are everywhere – but then again, they sit comfortably with the best steak in London. read more
10th January 2007
Tatler - 2007 Restaurant Guide
Tatler's 2007 Restaurant Guide lists Gaucho Sloane as one of the best places to eat in London. read more
1st December 2006
Add Lib - Winter 2006/7
A steakhouse without knives? Yes, indeed. Recently voted bast steak restaurant in London, Gaucho serves everything from rump to ribeye so soft, you can cut it with a spoon. Vegetarians, isn't life too short? read more
10th November 2006
Harper's Bazaar - December 2006
Gaucho Piccadilly is listed as one of the best steak restaurants in London by Harper's Bazaar. read more
12th October 2006
Time Out London - Eating & Drinking Awards 2006
From fine dining to French fancies, steak to sauvignon blanc, gastropubs to great local restaurants, Time Out has once again scoured the length and breadth of the capital to name London's top eating and drinking establishments worthy of picking up one of their highly prized Time Out Eating & Drinking Awards in association with Leffe. read more
28th June 2006
Time Out London - The Food and Drink 50
The Piccadilly branch of this popular Argentinian grill has expanded into the three storey property next door that was Destino. A wine boutique and bar occupies the street level, while on the first floor there is a restaurant, and the second floor houses a supper lounge with latin artists performing. read more
19th February 2006
Stella - The 3 Best Steak Restaurants
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The first test for the 2014 cars in Jerez, Spain could be postponed by a week after a discussion in the F1 Strategy Group on Monday.Formula 1, Jerez, Lotus
MotoGP: Stars Of MotoGP Go Karting For Charity
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The first edition of Madrid Motor Days will be under way between Friday, Dec. 20 and Sunday, Jan. 5, showcasing a range of unique vehicles and an extensive program of activities at the Feria de Madrid. During the show, numerous famous MotoGP faces will be attracting the crowds.Alex Marquez, Dani Pedrosa, Marc Marquez, MotoGP
F1: Controversy Explodes With New 'Double Points' Rules
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International publications have described the highly controversial decision to award double-points in the 2014 season finale as "strange" (Bild) and "crazy" (La Gazzetta dello Sport).
And Reuters correspondent Alan Baldwin said F1 fans expressed "dismay and anger on social media," while former driver Taki Inoue described the change as "something like a Nintendo Mario game.Fernando Alonso, FIA, Formula 1, Jean Todt, Sebastian Vettel
SX: Monster Energy Supercross 2014 Season Trailer Video!
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Ready for the upcoming Monster Energy Supercross season? Yeah… we are too. In the meantime, check out this fantastic video previewing the season. Enjoy!
For the first-time ever, the entire Monster Energy Supercross season will air live on FOX Sports. FOX Sports 1 will air 13 races live and Fox Sports 2 will air four races live, in addition to every race re-airing on FOX Sports 2.
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F1: FIA Decides On Double Points In Final Race
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The introduction of a cost cap and double points for the last race are among the changes to the F1 rules agreed today in Paris.FIA, Formula 1, Jean Todt


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Too Busy For Book Club: Unplugging Our Children
Finally, Too Busy For Book Club is here! Read a note from Dawn Siff about our new club. Every week, in this space, we'll find a topic relevant to you. And we want to hear your thoughts.
There's been a lot in the news recently about screen-time and children. First the American Academy of Pediatrics urged parents to turn off the TV, especially for children under 2. And then, a New York Times article noted that "screen time" for children is higher than ever before.
What do I think about all this?
I use the TV to distract my 11-month-old son, Zeke, so I can cut his nails. Another friend watches the "baby sign" videos with her 15-month-old and he really signs a lot of things, so how could it have "no benefit?" I think we probably aren't the group that pediatricians are concerned about. But what I did find interesting is the point about TV as background noise and in houses where it's on all day, you are not talking as much, obviously crucial with an "under-2" in the house.
The second article, I think, should be more troubling to my demographic: educated, upwardly mobile ivy league types who, to borrow a phrase made up by my advertising friend, have a very high SSQ (self satisfied quotient). Oh, we all think we're such model parents because our children don't watch television (God forbid!) but we are tapping away on the iPad and so are they.
I try to keep my iPhone away from Zeke, I don't show him the screen, and we have dodged grandparent requests for Skype appointments (come visit instead), but he sees me on the computer throughout the day. He sees me tapping away on the iPhone, and let's be honest: I'm doing it while I'm feeding him, while I'm pushing him in the swing, while I'm walking him down the street. When he was a new-newborn, I used to check my email while nursing. My husband said to me once, "On some level he knows you're not paying him full attention." It's true. And children model our behavior, so what am I teaching him by tap, tapping away when I should be living life?
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Men loyal to Bashar al-Assad, Syria's president, are reported to have opened fire on a group of people in the northern port city of Baniyas, as widespread protests against the country's leadership continue.
Casualties were unconfirmed following the shooting on Sunday but state television said a security official was killed while the Associated Press news agency, quoting witnesses, reported the deaths of four civilians.
Members of the group that came under attack were armed with sticks and guarding the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq mosque when they were confronted by the Assad loyalists, known as shabbiha, who fired at them with automatic rifles from speeding cars, the Reuters news agency reported.
But the official SANA news agency reported quoting a government source that an "armed group" ambushed an army patrol in Baniyas, killing one soldier and wounding others.
Sunday's clashes came as days of protests and violence in Daraa, the southern flash-point city, forced many schools and government offices to close."Daraa is 80 per cent paralysed today, the children were sent back home from school and most of the government buildings are not operational," a local witness told Al Jazeera on Sunday.
The city came to a standstill after Friday's crackdown on thousands of protesters by security forces left at least 27 people dead.
Continued protests were also reported in Homs and in the Damascus suburb of Douma.
Tens of thousands of people, meanwhile, attended the funerals of the victims of Friday's violence.
"Hundreds of people took to the streets [in Douma] after a funeral was held there," Al Jazeera's Cal Perry reported from Damascus on Sunday.
"They were calling for an end to the government. This was the first time people had called for an end en masse."
He said graphic video had been running throughout the day on state television purporting to show dead or wounded security officers.
Once-unthinkable mass protests challenging al-Assad's authoritarian rule have spread across Syria despite his attempts to defuse resentment by making reform gestures.
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"There is now a momentum gathering in Syria, a momentum that the Assad regime is desperately trying to dissipate, using a combination of carrots and sticks," James Denselow a security analyst and Syria expert, told Al Jazeera.
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From tablet-based texting to social media management, these Android tablet apps are at the top of their class when it comes to communication.
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Devotees waiting in line in China, Germany, Australia and U.S.
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Telstra opened the doors of it's flagship Sydney store at 12.01am this morning to launch Apple's new iPad.
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RIM recently released a major software update for its BlackBerry PlayBook that enables it to run Android applications. Android-on-the-PlayBook pickings are somewhat slim right now, but there are some quality apps out there if you know where to look, starting with these 10 great free downloads.
Apple's iPhone and iPad may have been built for consumers, but the folks in Cupertino correctly guessed that what's good for consumers is good for businesses. The only stumbling block may be the growing volume of apps available: more 140,000 natively for the iPad and over 500,000 that work on the iPhone and iPad. Here are 25 go-to iOS apps for business users, from travel planning to document editing using Microsoft Office tools to time tracking to getting a good night's sleep.
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I believe we are designed to feel an immense sense of well being & peace – essentially we can live within a calm mind. Yet the majority today battle mood swings, anxiety, cravings, depression and more. 1 in 10 Americans take an anti-depressant. They are the third most commonly used drug today.
According to statistics found through the National Institute of Mental Health – Mental disorders are common in the United States and internationally. An estimated 26.2 percent of Americans ages 18 and older — about one in four adults — suffer from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year. Also, mental disorders are the leading cause of disability in the U.S. and Canada. Many people suffer from more than one mental disorder at a given time. Nearly half (45 percent) of those with any mental disorder meet criteria for 2 or more disorders, with severity strongly related to co-morbidity Approximately 20.9 million American adults, or about 9.5 percent of the U.S. population age 18 and older in a given year, have a mood disorder. Major Depressive Disorder is the leading cause of disability in the U.S. for ages 15-44.Major depressive disorder affects approximately 14.8 million American adults, or about 6.7 percent of the U.S. population age 18 and older in a given year.
From what we see, mental illness is on the rise and may only continue to become more prevalent. Unless, the mass public learns that these illnesses can be prevented and start to act on that now – we are in for a rude awakening in the coming generations. Sadly, we are degenerating. The hopeful thing is we can heal our bodies through nutrition, and through food.
This is clearly an epidemic we are up against. However, we do not have to accept this bad mood epidemic as our fate. We simply need to take a step back and see the bigger picture. We literally lack the nutrients we need to nourish our brains – our brains need very specific nutrients that typically are not found in the Standard American Diet.
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The majority of us can find ourselves on that list at least a of couple times. The truth is, as a nation, as a population, most of us do not live within a calm mind. We live with some level of mood dysfunction or brain chemistry imbalance. Yet, many of us today are simply not educated on proper nutrition to reverse many if not all of theses symptoms. We think it's 'normal' to feel this way and accept it as part of aging or something else. We don't stop to ask ourselves if we have a choice in the matter.
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Shaq to Celtics should be completed later today
Shaq to the Celtics should be completed later today. Chris Broussard tweeteth, "Shaq has decided to join Celtics. He will inform team of his decision this morning, sources tell me."
UPDATE: A. Sherrod Blakely reports the deal is likely to be a one-year, minimum contract.
Shaquille O'Neal has agreed to become a Boston Celtic, which would give the C's one of the most star-studded, Hall of Fame-bound lineups in recent memory.
Contract details have yet to be fully ironed out, but O'Neal is likely to receive a one-year deal for the veteran's minimum.
Plus, the Diesel has reportedly already bought the entire top floor of the W Hotel. (My Fox Boston)
A person with knowledge of the negotiations says the Celtics are making progress on a deal that would bring Shaquille O'Neal to Boston.
The person spoke with The Association Press on the condition of anonymity because the deal was not yet final.
Earlier Tuesday, the four-time NBA champion said he will be in the league next season and would rather retire than play internationally.
Although nothing has been confirmed, O'Neil has reportedly rented out the entire top floor of the W Hotel in Boston starting today as a place to live.
You don't rent a place to live unless you're going to be moving. Like it or not, folks, Shaq's coming to Boston. For the minimum, I've got to believe he's worth it. If the Celtics can only sign T-Mac and Allen Iverson and then coax Antoine Walker, Wally Szczerbiak, Gary Payton and Shareef Abdur-Rahim out of retirement, the 2002 All-Star reunion will almost be complete.
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Prophecies of and Conditions to Attend the Lord's Coming
The Lord said unto Enoch: As I live, even so will I come in the last days-Moses 7:60; Enoch saw the day of the coming of the Son of Man, in the last days, to dwell on earth for a thousand years-verse 65.
Enoch prophesied, saying: Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thousands of his saints-Jude 14, 15.
For I know that my Redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth-Job 19:25.
Our God shall come, and shall not keep silence-Ps. 50:3; note that verses 4 and 5 tell of conditions that shall attend the Lord's future coming.
He shall have dominion also from sea to sea, and from the river unto the ends of the earth-Ps. 72:8; see also verse 17; 82:8.
When the Lord shall build up Zion, he shall appear in his glory-Ps. 102:16.
The Lord of Hosts shall reign in mount Zion, and in Jerusalem-Isa. 24:23.
The Lord God will come with strong hand-Isa. 40:10.
The Lord shall reign in mount Zion even forever-Micah 4:7; see also Zech. 14:9, 20, 21.
The Lord to come suddenly; but who may abide the day of his coming?-Mal. 3:1-4.
Elijah the prophet to be sent before the great and dreadful day of the Lord-Mal. 4:5, 6.
The Son of Man to come in the glory of his Father-Matt. 16:27.
The Son of Man to come in glory and to judge the nations-Matt. 25:31-46.
Then shall appear the sign of the Son of Man in heaven-Matt. 24:30.
Of the day and hour of the Lord's coming no man knoweth-Matt. 24:36.
Then shall they see the Son of Man coming in the clouds with great power and glory-Mark 13:26; see also verses 32, 33, 37. Of him also shall the Son of Man be ashamed, when he cometh in the glory of his Father with the holy angels-8:38.
After many tribulations the people shall see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory-Luke 21:27; read verse 10 and the verses following; also 17:26-30.
Be ye therefore ready also: for the Son of Man cometh at an hour when ye think not-Luke 12:40.
But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night-2 Peter 3:10; see also 1 Thess. 5:2.
This same Jesus shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into heaven-Acts 1:11.
And he shall send Jesus Christ, which before was preached unto you-Acts 3:20.
Therefore judge nothing before the time, until the Lord come-1 Cor. 4:5; compare 11:26.
From whence also we look for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ-Philip. 3:20.
At the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ with all his saints-1 Thess. 3:13; see also 2:19.
For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God-1 Thess. 4:16.
When the Lord Jesus shall be revealed from heaven with his mighty angels-2 Thess. 1:7; see also 2:1; 1 Tim. 6:14; Titus 2:13; Heb. 9:28.
Stablish your hearts: for the coming of the Lord draweth nigh-James 5:8.
That we may have confidence, and not be ashamed before him at his coming-1 John 2:28; see also 3:2.
Behold, he cometh with clouds; and every eye shall see him, and they also which pierced him-Rev. 1:7; see also 6:12-17.
The Holy One of Israel must reign in dominion, and might and power, and great glory-1 Nephi 22:24; see also verse 26.
The bands of death to be broken and the Son to reign-Mosiah 15:20.
Elijah to come before the great and dreadful day of the Lord-3 Nephi 25:5.
Christ expounded to the Nephites things that should occur until he should come in his glory-3 Nephi 26:3.
The power of heaven to come down with Christ in the midst-3 Nephi 21:25; compare 20:22; see also 24:1-3.
The Three Nephites to remain in the flesh until the Lord shall come in his glory with the powers of heaven-3 Nephi 28:7.
Ye need not say that the Lord delays his coming-3 Nephi 29:2.
Christ to reveal himself from heaven with power and great glory, with all the hosts thereof-D&C 29:11; see also 45:44; 65:5.
The time is soon at hand when I shall come in a cloud with power and great glory-D&C 34:7, 8, 12.
When he shall come in the clouds of heaven to reign on the earth over his people-D&C 76:63.
The Lord to be in the midst of the saints in glory, and to be their king and lawgiver-D&C 45:59; see also 1:36.
The Son of Man now reigneth in the heavens, and will reign on the earth-D&C 49:6.
The Lord will come down from the presence of the Father to take judgment upon the wicked-D&C 63:34.
Preparing the way of the Lord for his second coming-D&C 34:6; see also 39:20; 77:12.
The Son of Man to come in an hour you think not-D&C 61:38.
The time of the Lord's coming nigh at hand-D&C 35:15; 43:17; 133:17.
Hour and day of the Lord's coming no man knoweth, neither the angels-D&C 49:7; 39:21; 133:11.
The good and the meek shall be looking for the time of the Lord's coming-D&C 35:15. He that feareth me shall be looking for the great day of the Lord to come-D&C 45:39; see also verses 40-56, and verses 74, 75.
Unto some it shall be given to know the signs of the coming of the Son of Man-D&C 68:11.
I come quickly-D&C 34:12; 35:27; 39:24; 41:4; 49:28; 51:20; 54:10; 68:35; 87:8; 99:5; 112:34.
The Millennium
Conditions to prevail during the Millennium-Isa. 11:6-9; see also 65:25.
Satan to be bound during the thousand years-Rev. 20:1-7.
And they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years-Rev. 20:4. But the rest of the dead lived not again until the thousand years were finished-verse 5.
And hast made us unto our God kings and priests: and we shall reign on the earth-Rev. 5:10.
For the space of a thousand years the earth shall rest-Moses 7:64. Enoch saw the day of the coming of the Son of Man to dwell on the earth for a thousand years-verse 65.
The Lord to dwell on earth with men a thousand years-D&C 29:11.
For the great Millennium, of which I have spoken, shall come-D&C 43:30; read also verses 31-35.
Conditions when the thousand years are ended-D&C 29:22, 23.
Satan not to be loosed for the space of a thousand years, then to muster his armies-D&C 88:110-116.


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This fall marks the beginning of the celebration of the ASU MFA Program's 25th anniversary—a celebration that will continue well into next year.
Upcoming Events
Oct. 28 - Dec. 17
ASU's Creative Writing 25th Anniversary Display
Hayden Library
ASU Tempe Campus
Nov. 3
Poets Kate Greenstreet, Elizabyth A. Hiscox, Douglas S. Jones and Rose Swartz
Public Reading. 7 p.m.
Changing Hands Bookstore
6428 S. McClintock Dr.
Nov. 4
Author Caitlin Horrocks
Public Reading. 7:45 p.m.
Piper Writers House
ASU Tempe Campus
Nov. 12
Author Barbara Kingsolver
Ticketed Event, 7 p.m.
Marcos de Niza High School
6000 S. lakeshore Dr.
Featured Event
Nov. 30
Author Carol Ann Bassett
Public Reading, 7 p.m.
Pima Auditorium,
Memorial Union
ASU Tempe Campus
Carol Ann Bassett, a 1977 graduate of ASU, is the author of A Gathering of Stones: Journeys to the Edges of a Changing World, a finalist for the Oregon Book Award in creative nonfiction, and Organ Pipe: Life on the Edge. Bassett teaches at the University of Oregon and directs an on-going summer program, "Environmental Writing in the Galápagos." The islands, which were recently declared an endangered World Heritage Site, are the subject of her new book Galapagos at the Crossroads.
All Events
Trivia Time
What is the name of Kimiko Hahn's forthcoming book of poetry, and what is
its major source of inspiration?
The first person to email editor Beth Staples with the answer will receive
a copy of our next Piper Online Book Club selection, Harold Schechter's The Devil's
Comments? Questions? Suggestions?
Let us know what you think about the new online version of Marginalia. Send an email to editor Beth Staples.
November Selection
The Devil's Gentleman
by Harold Schechter
A riveting exploration of a notorious, sensational New York City murder in the 1890s, the fascinating forensic science of an earlier age, and the explosively dramatic trial that became a tabloid sensation at the turn of the century.
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Caitlin Horrock's story "The Lion Gate" has a long history, including the fact that it helped her win a bar bet with a fellow writer to see who could insert a specific 70s-era children's TV show into a short story first. It gets better. At her Nov. 4 reading at the Piper Writers House, the ASU MFA alumna will sing the opening lines to that television show. This will be your one and only opportunity to hear her sing (though she claims you won't want another one).
If Horrock's vocal skills are in question, her writing skills are not. Her credits include a story in the current PEN/O. Henry Prize Stories, a forthcoming short story collection from Sarabande Books, and story publications in Tin House, The Paris Review and many other literary journals. Back at ASU this semester as a visiting instructor, Horrocks will read from "The Lion Gate," forthcoming in the journal West Branch.
"Usually for readings I choose an older, familiar story: something I know well, something I know will work well aloud. Not this time; I'm excited to have finally finished a piece that's gone through an especially long, strange series of changes and revisions: some small, some sweeping, some important, some irrelevant (farewell, comments about street signs and 19th century archeology)."
Click here to read an excerpt and hear more about the long and sundry history of the story. And join us on Nov. 4 at 7:45 p.m. at the Piper Writers House.
On Oct. 14, poet Kimiko Hahn and her husband, true crime writer Harold Schechter, gave craft talks at the Piper Writers House as part of our Distinguished Visiting Writers Series. Both events were well attended featured lively discussion. For those of you who couldn't attend, here are some of the highlights.
Though Hahn and Schechter write very differently—both in subject and in form—there are similarities in their work. "I have a problems with making things up," Hahn said with a laugh. "There are two written truths that I use when I teach," Hahn explained, one with a capital "T," which means an emotional truth and one with a lowercase "t" to indicate fact. "The language of science to me is incredibly exotic...and extraordinarily delicious," she said.
Likewise inspired by facts, Schechter talked about the place of historical crime novels in literature and the research and writing processes that go into each of his true crime projects. "I'm interested in not just gruesome crimes…but crimes that have resonated somehow with the public," he said. He added, "I take professional pride in creating works that I feel are built to last."
Click here for more of what the writers had to say.
Fiction writer Urban Waite's on a hot streak. His story, "Don't Look Away," which appeared in HFR #42, is now appearing in the anthology Best of the West 2009 (HFR is the only magazine besides The New Yorker to have two stories in the collection!). On top of that, he recently sold two novels at auction to publisher Little Brown. More recently, the rights for both books have been sold in England, the Netherlands, Spain, Germany and France.
"[When] the book went to auction I was so nervous about it. I didn't even tell my wife. I told no one...my nerves were all over the place. My wife who is in medical school kept giving me practice physicals and we watched my blood pressure rise through the week. 'What's going on?' she kept asking."
To find out more about Waite's books and the publishing process, read his full interview on the HFR blog.
During Kimiko Hahn's recent residency, she visited La Joya Community High School in the Tolleson Union High School District as part of the Distinguished Visiting Writers in the Schools program. The award-winning author read her poetry, spoke about her craft and answered questions for 150 aspiring young writers. In the weeks prior to her visit, the high school students wrote their own poems, studied Hahn's poetry and biography, and participated in creative writing residencies.
My Dog
His fur
Smells like the carpet.
His paws smell of old crumbs that have found
Their way in the crevices of his walking pads.
His breath smells like the inside of a
Bag of dog food, mixed with fish.
He also produces other smells, but theses I'd rather
Not mention.
When I give him a bath, he smells like
roses and soap.
Minutes later he goes back to smelling
Like carpet.
By Juan Flores
(La Joya Community High School student)
Click here for a recap of the event and another student poem.
International fellowships through the Piper Center enable graduate students to teach and travel all over the world. Third-year MFA poet Leah Soderberg traveled to China in the summer of 2009, where she taught creative writing to students at Sichuan University in Chengdu, China.
"Walking into a classroom in this country also meant walking into a generation molded by the hands of the government. Mao might be dead, but from one's very first moments in China, it is clear that his legacy has been carefully preserved. In the coming weeks my students would tell me about their classes spent memorizing Marxist theory, reciting the words of the Cultural Revolution. They were the generation of promise and progress—those who were able to choose their own careers, homes, and health care providers... It quickly became clear to me that teaching these students creative writing would be a great, but certainly worthwhile, challenge."
Click here to read more from Soderberg about her trip.
The Job Interview As Story
by Maximilian Werner
"For those of us seeking positions in academe, I know it is sometimes difficult to view the interview as anything more than a costly gamble...I want to offer a more holistic and fulfilling way of looking at the interview experience; one that empowers the interviewee from the outset."
Issue 45 will be available later this month. Click here for subscription information.
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Prior to November 7, 2012: An Eclectic Collection of News, Opinions, and Commentary on Current Events Encompassing the Political, Social, and Religious, with more than a Slightly Conservative Slant. Since July 10, 2013: A collection of erudite quotations from writings dating from Antiquity to the present, that have relevance today but might have been missed by those still clinging to the biased memes of the mainstream media. "Excita Domine, potentiam tuam, et veni."
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Please Pray for Abby
It appears that Abby Snderland might be in serious trouble in her quest to become the youngest circumnavigator. This article from the ABC News Blog is not encouraging.
A support crew lost contact with Abby, who was in heavy seas in the Southern Indian Ocean, early Thursday morning.
Abby's mother, MaryAnne Sunderland, told ABC News that Abby manually activated two beacons sometime before 6 a.m. Pacific Time Thursday.
"The boat is most likely not completely submerged, because there's another alarm that sends off a signal if it goes 15 feet underwater," Zac Sunderland said Thursday afternoon in an interview with Ron Kilgore of KNX radio in Los Angeles. "So yeah, she's pretty banged up out there right now, and [we're] just trying to get the rescue teams out."
For previous posts on Abby click on the label Special People below, and check her Blog which is linked on the right side of this one under My Blog List. You can also type "Abby Sunderland" into the "Search This Blog" box on the right.
NOTE: There is an update since this posting under Abby's Blog on the right.
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Previous Advisory Board Members
The department thanks the following alumni for their time, support and expertise during their term on the Advisory Board.
If you are interested in being on the ISE Advisory Board, please e-mail Abby Barlok at aeb213-at-lehigh-dot-edu.
Autumn Bayles '92
Served on the board from August 2010 to October 2011
Autumn received her degree in 1992 and is currently senior vice president of Tastykake in Philadelphia. The Tasty Baking Company just recently moved to a new green bakery on the Philadelphia Naval Yard. Autumn was responsible for managing the project and working with the numerous partners and employees to execute it. She has been at the company for seven years. Originally Autumn joined the company as the chief information officer and implemented a multiyear technology-platform overhaul including an SAP Implementation, before being promoted to senior vice president.
Thomas Cassidy '87
Served on the board from August 2009 to August 2011
Tom is currently the Director in the PRO Office for Bayada Nurses in Philadelphia. Prior to joining Bayada, Tom worked at Pricewaterhouse Coopers, UPS, Answerthink and Alliance Consulting. Tom graduated from the ISE Department in 1987 and received his Master's of Engineering from Penn State.
Katherine Drewes '06
Served on the board from April 2008 to August 2010
Katie is currently a Senior Associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Advisory in Virginia. As a Management Consultant with PwC, she helps companies anticipate, create, and manage change. Her recent projects include helping companies develop and implement sustainable cost reduction initiatives to improve their business processes while enhancing their overall financial position. Katie joined the board in spring 2008 and wanted to be able to provide her input on how the program can help make today's students be the most successful after their first few years out of school.
Andrew Duffy '98
Served on the board from April 2008 to August 2010
Andy started his career at UPS as a co-op in the Philadelphia area during his junior and senior year at Lehigh. He is currently an Operations Business Manager for all pick-up and delivery operations in the southern New Jersey. He graduated from the department in 1998 and received his M.B.A. from Temple in General and Strategic Management in 2006. Andy decided to join the board in 2006, because he wanted to help the department and to have UPS stay connected to Lehigh.
Deborah Halkins '83G
Served on the board from April 2008 to August 2010
Deborah is Director of Management Engineering Lehigh Valley Health Network in Bethlehem. She is responsible for developing recommendations to produce operational improvements and increase cost effectiveness of hospital activities applying industrial engineering and business management techniques to problem-solving efforts. Deborah received her Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Penn State and a Master of Science in Industrial Engineering and an M.B.A. from Lehigh.
Karen LaRochelle '88
Served on the board from August 2008 to August 2011
Karen is currently the Executive Director of the Strategic Transactions Group for Bristol-Myers Squibb, Co.. Her job focus is on focus on biopharmaceutical collaborations on products and mergers and acquisition of new businesses. This includes valuation and negotiation of strategic collaborations, out-licenses and acquisitions across our disease areas of oncology, antivirals, neuroscience and cardiovascular. Karen has also lead post-execution alliance management on two strategic partnerships.
She joined the Advisory Board in 2007 and hopes to provide a voice on behalf of the student's education and a link for the students and department to the business world. Karen would also hope to see the ISE department grow in the number of interested undergrad students and strengthen its leadership within the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science and Lehigh. With her given pharmaceutical background, she also hopes to influence an increased healthcare focus within the ISE program.
Michael Seiden '63
Served on the board from August 2010 to October 2011
Michael J. Seiden was President and CEO of Western International University since 1995, having retired from that position in April 2009. He has more than 20 years experience in adult education, serving as an adjunct faculty member with Regis University, University of Phoenix and Western International University. He served as Executive Director/Program Chair, Technology Programs Department, Univ. of Phoenix and Senior Faculty for that institution. Mr. Seiden also has 25 years of experience in industry, as Director, Information Systems with Johns-Manville Corp. and Managing Consultant at Berger & Co., a regional information management consulting firm based in Denver, Colorado. Mr. Seiden holds Bachelor of Arts in Applied Science and Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering degrees from Lehigh University and a Master of Science in Industrial Engineering degree from Rutgers University. He has written various articles in professional and trade journals and has presented papers at conferences and seminars throughout the U. S., Canada and Japan. His international experience includes the management of data centers in Canada and France, as well as international educational partnerships in India, the United Arab Emirates and China. Mike joined the Advisory Board because he felt that his experience in industry and education provides a good base for supporting the ISE department in identifying and defining future opportunities for growth and advancement.
"I am looking forward to being able to provide input on new programs and curriculum as well as various delivery methods for the Department's programs (i.e. online education). I am also looking forward to meeting with the faculty and the other Board members and having stimulating discussion sessions."
Barry Wexler '91
Served on the board from April 2008 to August 2010
Barry has over 20 years of experience in various organizational arenas. He is currently a project engineer with Lockheed Martin-Commercial Space Systems, supporting Operations as a Lean Manufacturing Facilitator. He graduated from the department in 1991 and received his Master's degree in Management from the Stevens Institute of Technology.
Dr. Gary Whitehouse '60, '62G
Served on the board from August 2009 to August 2012
Gary served as Chair of the University of Central Florida's Industrial Engineering and Management Systems Department and Dean of UCF's College of Engineering. His interests include applied operations research, simulation, and computer applications. He has received a number of awards, including recognition as a Fellow from the Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE), the Florida Engineering Society (FES) and the outstanding IIE Publication-of-the-Year Award for his book dealing with computer applications for the industrial engineering field. He has served in a number of leadership roles for the IIE, the FES, INFORMS, and the American Society of Engineering Educators. He is the first recipient of the Industrial and Systems Engineering Department's 2009 Distinguished Alumni Award for achievements in academia.
Dr. Wilson Yale '73, '76G, '78Ph.D.
Served on the board from August 2009 to August 2012
Wilson received a BS in Engineering Science with a major in Mathematics in 1973, an MS in Management Science with a concentration in Finance in 1976, a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering with a Major in Operations Research and a Minor in Information Systems in 1978. He currently works for Morgan Stanley as a Senior Institutional Consultant focusing in preparing written Investment Policy Statements, performing Investment Manager Searches, and providing Investment Performance Monitoring to help fiduciaries avoid Personal Pension Liability and to help individuals manage their retirement assets. Wilson's goal on the advisory board is to assist with keeping the Senior Project Course and Analytical Finance Programs as viable training platforms.


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"Customer experience will be the buzzword for 2013."
-Peter Dannenfelser, Director of Digital Marketing North, Janssen
Kicking off after lunch, Chad Bellentine, Product Manager for Upper GI Marketing at Takeda, shared a small case study on a marketing pilot that his team and partners deployed. Chad shared specific goals that the DEXILANT brand team was hoping to achieve in they pilot:
- Educate patients on their acid reflux disease and its symptoms and the unique benefits of DEXILANT
- Drive patient-doctor discussion about DEXILANT among pre-qualified GERD sufferers
With those goals in mind, the team launched a pilot program called Quality Conversations. The program was designed to take patients through a flow of information and call-to-actions.
- Attract patients to an email touchpoint program.
- Align the right patients to the most relevant offers
- Activate patients through targeted messages and channels
- Convert patients to DEXILANT by educating and engaging on disease state and DEXILANT's value proposition
DEXILANT's Quality Conversations Pilot program
The first step was rolling out the pilot program. The goals were to develop and approve a library of brand resources and then build a communication engine to disseminate that content. In the DEXILANT program, there was a very specific program flow they hoped to achieve:
1) Deploy an email series that prompts a patient to learn more about DEXILANT through a microsite.
2) Once the patient access the microsite, they are encourage to download a conversation guide for a consult with their physician.
3) With the download guide in hand, the patients were then encouraged to print a coupon for DEXILANT.
Through this program flow, a patient was walking into their doctor's office with information on the brand, a conversation guide, and a coupon for their prescription. While DEXILANT's MLR team wouldn't allow for specific numbers to be shared, the marketing team found that overall prescription number increased and noted excellent prescription rates for those patient who entered the top of their funnel by receiving the email series.
Chad recommended a framework and tips for running a marketing pilot.
Goal: Set performance criteria and expectations upfront.
Time: Actively participate in evaluating the real-time analytics and making optimization decisions or delegate this function back to your marketing partners.
Optimization: In addition to overall program results, explore specific areas in the overall flow where your program isn't functioning to identify additional opportunities to optimize for better results.
Disturbing, right? Physicians are using digital tools but don't have a reliable, easy-to-navigate platform for disease state and medication information. That's why we created iQ.fluent, a simple patient education platform that allows treatment teams to access and deliver brand or disease state related materials to patients.
If you're at Digital Pharma East, we encourage you to stop by our booth (GSW Worldwide #27) for a quick demo at the next break or visit iQfluent.com for more information or to request a demo for a later date.


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LST-591 was laid down on 21 June 1944 at Evansville, Ind., by the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co.; launched on 2 August 1944; sponsored by Mrs. W. B. Parsons; and commissioned on 29 August 1944, Lt. Robert C. Allen in command.
During World War II, LST-591 was assigned to the Asiatic-Pacific theater and participated in the Mindanao Island landings in March 1945. Following the war, she performed occupation duty in the Far East until early February 1946. The ship was decommissioned on 5 February 1946 and struck from the Navy list on 29 September 1947. On 24 May 1948, LST-591 was sold to the Bethlehem Steel Co., of Bethlehem, Pa., for scrapping.
LST-591 earned one battle star for World War II service.


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It has been a while since I snuck a peek at Pink Clove and man what have I been tripping off of? There are a few cute pieces on the UK designer's site! I have worn and still love the pieces that I have and still rock, and I got curious and immediate saw a few items that I was in love with! For … [Read more...]
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I love stumbling among new brands and designers. Even better when I am tipped off by my fellow blogger buddies! Such is the case when fellow blogger buddy, Hannah from The Wardrobe Challenge hipped me to this new UK brand, Pink Clove UK! See, she had the pleasure of going behind the scenes of … [Read more...]


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I'm not sure if you would be able to use PHP for it.
But a Perl script might work better.
Try searching www.hotscripts.com for something like that.