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Daisy and Grady go back to his motel room. He tells her that he likes how twisted Doris is. He's sure things will work out great. She thinks they're starting to be like normal people. Smiling, he asks her to move in with him.
Daisy is sitting with Grady and checking her messages. One comes in from her family. As she listens, Ashlee rushes over to them, proclaiming that Grady is her best friend now. Daisy tells them that she has to run over to Company to help with the fundraiser for Natalia. Grady isn't planning on going. Ashlee says that means they can hang out. Once Daisy is gone, Ashlee tells Grady that she is going to have to give him a make-over so she can get him a new job. She drags him over to the police station and offers to introduce him to her cousin, the chief. He wants to leave. She thinks his relationship with Daisy is doomed if he doesn't try harder to be respectable. He reminds her that the police force is full of Coopers. She admits this is a good point and decides to take him to Doris.
Ashlee takes Grady to Doris at the courthouse. She reminds her mother that he saved her from a mugger and asks her to give him a chance. Doris isn't pleased. Ashlee offers to have dinner with her once a week in public and suggests that rehabilitating Grady could be a great story for her. Doris cringes, unsure what Grady would be good at. She turns to him and asks him what he can do. He thought she could tell him. After sending Ashlee off, Doris explains that sometimes she needs someone who can improvise and solve problems. She gives him a hypothetical situation. He suggests she try blackmail. That sounds good to her. She hires him, explaining that he'll soon be briefed on the case against Bill. "This could be interesting after all," he says with a smile.
Grady thanks Ashlee for getting him a job. She walks him home. Daisy arrives and he tells her the news. After he shows her inside, he closes the door on Ashlee.
Grady comes home to Cyrus who broke into his apartment. Cyrus tells his brother that Dinah is back in town, but Grady already knows and says it won't be a problem. Cyrus doesn't think Dinah will let Bill go to jail for something Grady did, but Grady isn't worried. Grady shows Cyrus that he got a tattoo where his scar is and Cyrus thinks it looks suspicious, but Grady thinks Bill's is more so. Cyrus tells his brother that he went to Alan because they can't trust Dinah. Grady thinks Cyrus is pathetic and tells him next time, wait till he asks for help. Cyrus leaves and Grady slams the door.
Outside, Shayne and Dinah hear a noise and see Daisy and Grady. Daisy asks if they are late to the wedding and Dinah tells Grady she was trying to reach him. Grady asks if she is planning on causing problems and Dinah says no. Daisy notes this is her and Grady's first public date and Grady is apprehensive about the reception he'll receive from her family. Daisy thinks they'll come around.
Daisy enters Company and apologizes for being late and then announces that she brought Grady. Frank protests, but Mallet and Marina want to deal with it later. Dinah holds Grady up outside and asks him what he told the cops about Bill. Grady says she can thank him later.
Grady enters Company and Frank demands he leave. Daisy insists Grady is trying to fit in with the family, but Frank says that will never happen. Mallet calms Frank down, but Daisy continues to yell at Frank. Marina wants to get on with the wedding and asks Frank to leave Grady alone so they can get married, but Frank tells Daisy this is Marina's day and Grady shouldn't be a part of it. Daisy says fine, then she will leave too. She wishes Marina well and leaves, but Marina says she's not doing this without her. Mallet tells his bride she will have the perfect wedding and leaves to find Daisy.
Outside, Daisy and Grady discuss what just happened and Dinah tells Grady they aren't finished talking yet. Grady says they are and leaves. Mallet comes out, sees Dinah and asks what she's doing there. Dinah tells him she didn't plan on coming, she just ended up there. She notes that things have never been simple between them and admits she thought he wouldn't go through with it. Mallet asks if she'll be okay and Dinah promises not to freak out, but says she couldn't stay away. Dinah says she doesn't like it, but she gets that he's moved on. However, she feels like she's been treading water in her heart and she should have kept her distance today. She says she doesn't want to ruin his special day and Mallet hugs her and tells her she hasn't ruined anything. Dinah jokes that she's just getting started.
Grady and Daisy hide out from the rain and discuss what just happened. Daisy says they will get their miracle and Grady thinks they should go inside and tries to warm Daisy up. She thinks her family will never come around when it comes to him, but then thinks Bill might be able to give him a job when he gets better. She says Bill is her uncle so she can put in a good word for him, but Grady doesn't think he'd fit in at an office job. Daisy says he can be anything he wants to be, but right now, Grady just wants to be with her. They later go home and passionately fall into bed.


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The Fulbright US Student Program funds one-year post-graduate awards for study and research in more than 150 countries. Success in the Fulbright competition depends not only on the quality of the student's application, but also on the strength of letters of recommendation. The following are some suggestions for writing effective recommendations for students applying for research-based Fulbright Grants:
Address the applicant's "Fulbrightness." Fulbright applicants are evaluated on: (1) the merits and feasibility of the proposed project, (2) knowledge of the host country, (3) academic and other qualifications, especially in regard to the proposed project, (4) language qualifications, if applicable, (5) evidence of maturity, motivation and ability to adapt to a different culture, (6) impression the applicant will make as a citizen-ambassador of the US. Since the student you are writing for is applying for a research-type grant, your letter should address the merits of the proposed project and as many of the other criteria as you feel you can speak to. Keep in mind that the Fulbright program is not only an educational exchange program; it is a cultural exchange program.
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the new nvidia driver is installed in my system. but when i play counterstrike th fps is 70 but after a couple of minutes its down at 30 fps. if i run glxgears i only get 2000 fps. thats not enough i have a nvidia gf4. what could be wrong.
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Then in your card properties disable AA/AF. If that does not help - turn v-sync off. Reinstalling drivers must have reset card properties to defaults.
its a gf4 440. where can i find the card propaties. im using fedora
I just notcied this is linux forum.
Under windows u adjust card properties by right clicking in the desktop - properties
Gf440 - u definately need to play @ 1024 max and AA/AF disabled, v-sync off to have as many fps. I had 99 with my gf2mx. Make sure you type in those console commands as well
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serenity: unassisted pull-up. The challenge is ON, but I'm very pessimistic. (To self: NOT a good attitude, bad girl!)
Muscle-ups are awesome aren't they? Oh, the day, the day I manage to do a muscle-up! Forget Fran time. I think the body that'll allow me to do a muscle up is the body I'm supposed to have.
Edited to add: Double unders. I know it's dumb, but I'll never learn how to do it unless I practice. And not getting enough motivation to practice at CF since we can just do 3x singles instead.
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I'm about halfway to 400!
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I'm going for an unassisted pullup! :3
Ever since I started crossfit a year ago I've been aiming to do a pull up. A bit closer now but by Christmas I want my chin over the bar
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The number one rule is to not get tied down by a single niche market and never move past it. This is something that can hinder a lot of niche marketers. They will put all of their time and effort into attempting to profit from a single niche market, spending months and months. We are not saying that it is impossible to achieve success this way. Only if you know how to make it work. The method will only lend you the results you desire if you have found a hot market that will continually generate a good return on investment for you and high profit margins. But to know this you need to first test the market, test one niche market and then another quickly, do not get bogged down. If you later think that the niche may be worth entering, you can always come back to it in the future. When done correctly it shouldn't take more than 10 days to discover if a niche is going to be profitable or not. What you need to learn is when to move on. You should look into new niches every few weeks and keep a constant flow of new niches being tested.
A lot of people getting into the niche marketing game skip over the beta testing phase. They simply do not see the value in this step at all. Marketers without a lot of experience will often believe this phase is worth little. Although they will likely receive something worthwhile back, they do not see the advantages to offering their services and products at no charge. Beta testing forms the basis of niche marketing. It is an incredibly valuable phase when you are getting started.
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Ain't Got No Power
Marlboro Man and I were in bed last night (I believe that's the first time I've ever written that phrase in the history of this website. Don't worry! Read on…) and were fifteen minutes away from the ending of "The Man Who Knew Too Much" with Jimmy Stewart when all of a sudden—BAM!
The power went out.
And actually it was more like a click.
I didn't get it at first and immediately accused Marlboro Man of turning off the TV.
"WHAT? YOU TURNED THE TV OFF?" I delicately screamed.
"Yes," he answered. "I turned off the TV, the heater, the bathroom light, the appliances in the kitchen, and our alarm clock all at once. And without even moving my hands."
"Oh," I replied. "I guess the power just went out then?"
Marlboro Man inhaled and exhaled audibly, then we devised a plan of alternating getting up every couple of hours and adding more logs to the fireplace. It's sort of the power outage version of getting up and feeding the baby through the night. Except my beloved never actually got up to feed the baby through the night, because none of my babies would ever touch a bottle with a ten foot pole. I'm convinced Marlboro Man waited till I was asleep while I was pregnant, then whispered into my belly "Bottles are bad. Bottles are evil. Don't take a bottle whatever you do. This is your father speaking. See you soon. Bye."
I shared this suspicion with Marlboro Man once.
He just sort of…looked at me.
At least I know that I know the truth.
Fifteen hours later, the power is still out, so I've decided to use the last 20% of my laptop battery—along with my portable wifi device—to share with you that since the power went out last night I have:
* Tried to use the microwave three times.
* Tried to flip on light switches in various rooms of our house.
* Wheeled the vacuum cleaner out of the closet then into the living room, where I plugged it in so that I could vacuum the dog hair off the chair by the fireplace.
* The vacuum did not turn on.
* Tried to preheat the oven so that I could make brownies.
* The oven did not turn on.
* Tried to print a document from my laptop.
* Headed to the laundry room to switch laundry loads.
* Plugged in my cell phone so it could charge.
* Tried to use the microwave again.
* Tried to turn on the garbage disposal.
I've always been a really quick study!
So we've been hauling wood from our (now soaked) wood pile and keeping the fire going.
It's really not that bad, and at least we have a gas stove and I can cook tasty and nutritious vittles.
And at least we have running water.
I've gone without running water before. When our girls were babies, Marlboro Man and I went four months without running water. And I'm just saying, I'll haul wood every day for the rest of my life before I'll give myself another sponge bath with Dasani.
And there are plenty of cattle and calves to feed right now, so we can enjoy the heaters in our trucks.
And when we get back to the house, we've got our Hoodie Footies to keep us warm!
At this time, I think I'll refrain from posting the photo of me in my Hoodie Footie. Suffice to say, Marlboro Man is one lucky guy.
And if the power's still not on tonight, I thought the family and I could cuddle under blankets and settle in for an evening of movies!
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Oregonian On Monday, March 4 at 10:24 am
Dang, PW. I'd think you could afford a generator?
Angel Meadows Trevino On Tuesday, March 5 at 4:42 pm
I loved this story… Our power went out during rolling black outs here in Cali, Central Valley, and it gets awful hot in the valley (100+ degrees). I let the boys take a bath, all in the same water, one at time. Gross, I know but I didn't want to waste water. Not being sure if we would have hot water for very long. We all (well the boys) sat in the living room in their underwear and watched a movie on the little battery life I had left on the laptop. I wouldn't waste hot water but would waste our computer battery for the little ones.
Needless to say… It was the best time we had had in a long while. I'll cherish the memory.
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I'd love to hear about the no water too. I lived in a tent for a summer with Husband and 5 year old Daughter. Then moved into our home but without water or electricity for a few months [ Don't remember how long it took to get everything on, kind of a blurr. ] Cooked on a camp stove, ate out of a cooler, and kept warm with a wood stove.I remember when the lights finally went on! I danced through the house turning on one after another. Oh happy days!!!!!


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Font Book Suddenly Not Working
Has anybody had a similar problem to me..
I have about 3000 fonts installed, and I use font book to organise them. I have loads .. well HAD loads of folders that organised them into handwritten, cowboy, punky etc and so whenever I was working on a project I would have all fonts disabled except for the folders that matched the work I was doing.
The other day I disabled a folder.. and all the fonts disappeared from that folder. Then when I looked into the other folders, they too had lost all the fonts. I couldn't undo as it wouldn't let me, and I couldn't get those fonts anywhere but the 'all fonts' selection at the top.
I started the laborious process of re-categorising them which took me four hours just to do the first third.. and it's happened again!! I'm going insane here. I tried deleting the preferences file on someones suggestion and it's taken the font book back to not even having the folders set up. So I played around with font book and set up a few mini folders and each time I try disable it in the exact way that I have been doing it deletes them all unless I disable the fonts individually.
I don't want to start AGAIN.. if my font book is going to keep doing this..
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UF's Pride of the Sunshine band makes history in London
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The 2012 Summer Olympic Games kick off tonight with the Opening Ceremony in London's Olympic Stadium. For the University of Florida's Marching Band, this means it's time to get down to business. As the only American band asked to play for the […]
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The University of Florida Pride of the Sunshine marching band is on its way to the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Florida's 89.1 WUFT FM's Dana Lewin has more on how the band got to go.


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DePauw University solicits qualified persons to apply for the position of Coordinator of Community Based Learning in the Kathryn F. Hubbard Center for Student Engagement.
This position contributes to the development and implementation of purposeful experiential learning opportunities in support of the mission and goals of the University. This position takes the lead in collaborating with faculty members to integrate community based learning in the curriculum, both during Winter Term and the semester.
The Coordinator of Community Based Learning is responsible for establishing, maintaining and assessing community partnerships and opportunities for students and faculty members at the local, regional, national and international level. The Coordinator of Communtiy Based Learning assists in tracking and reporting on University-wide service and assessing learning outcomes in community engaged learning activities.
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Cinderella: available in the app store
★ WINNER: FutureBook Innovation Award – Best Children's App
★ WINNER: Publishing Innovation Award – Juvenile App
★ WINNER: KAPi Award – Children's eBook
★ WINNER: iLounge Award – iPad Kid's App of the Year
★ WINNER: Junior Design Award – Best Story App
Play inside the story of Cinderella! Beautiful and witty illustrations by Ed Bryan, sophisticated animation, exciting music, and "in-story activities" bring this dazzling 3D fairytale to life.
By tapping, swiping, dragging and dropping, in this app you make the magic happen!
★ Help Cinderella clean the kitchen.
★ Stack the King's invitations to the ball.
★ Dress up the Stepsisters for the party.
★ Build the magical carriage with the Fairy Godmother.
★ Select music for the Prince and Cinderella and watch them hit the dance floor! Do you want a waltz, disco or Bollywood?
★ You can even choose Cinderella's dress!
As a special treat, readers using the iPhone4 or iPad2 can see themselves inside the story!
Ages 3 and up
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Especially for young readers:
✓ Choose a mode: Read to Me, Read by Myself or Read and Play.
✓ Help is embedded in the story – characters give hints on each page so even very young readers can participate fully.
✓ Choose how long text stays on the screen so beginning readers have enough time to read by themselves.
✓ Select either American or British spelling styles.
✓ Tap the characters to trigger additional dialogue.
"App developer Nosy Crow has made its mark in the iTunes store by creating magical fairy tale apps for kids. They are the Steven Spielberg of apps, because they have a gift for telling stories that make brilliant use of the iPad or iPhone … Don't miss this magical and modern Cinderella."
"Nosy Crow is a London-based independent that publishes some of the best-quality digital children's books available. Take its retelling of Cinderella: the original illustrations and animation are first rate, and kids can read it or listen as it's spoken by other children."
"This modern rendition of the classic fairytale demonstrates just how far children's book apps have evolved. While this app can read the story out loud or kids can choose to read it themselves, it is the playfulness within the story that makes it delightful … Reading this fairytale is a charming experience filled with wonder."
"Demonstrates the exciting potential of this format for young readers … with many delightful interactive features to draw the reader in on each page."
"Swing an ugly stepsister on the App Store and you'll hit 17 Cinderella apps, but this is the best by far. Beautiful illustrations, voice narration from children, lots of interactivity and a dash of cheeky humour."
"An enchanting and highly entertaining take on the classic fairy tale … There are simply too many delightful elements and surprises to enumerate, but suffice it to say that a touch-tilt treasure trove awaits curious and persistent little fingers … A magical masterpiece that hits the technological and artistic bull's-eye."
"Gorgeous graphics and interactive elements give the familiar story a fresh new feel … looks spectacular, regardless of the device you use to view it."
"Nosy Crow's reinvention of Cinderella breaks free from Disney's rigid appropriation of the fairy tale chargirl. This stellar app features colorful illustrations and clever activities on every page."
Ranked #1 iPad Book for Kids
"Quite simply, the most charming and entertaining interactive book currently available on the iPad … it offers a level of interactivity and depth unlike any other."
Tap! app of the week
"This modern rendition of the classic fairytale demonstrates just how far children's book apps have evolved … Reading this fairytale is a charming experience filled with wonder."
"Nosy Crow pulls off yet another excellent storybook with Cinderella. Great production values combined with funny writing and well-designed interactive elements make Cinderella another worthy addition to Nosy Crow's storybook stable."
"It's interactive features and emphasis on the best parts of the story of Cinderella make this app a hit with us."
"The FutureBook Innovation Award-winning Cinderella app is delightful. It's a straight retelling, beautifully animated, with loads of hand-eye co-ordination enhancing interactivity (tidying up crockery, invitations and mice), plus added table tennis."
"If you want to see the potential the iPad holds for beautiful, interactive storytelling, you need to meet Nosy Crow's "Cinderella."
"A timeless rags-to-ballgown tale gets a delightful digital makeover"
"Never before have we seen such an enchanting and entertaining Cinderella story […] a beautifully illustrated picture-book app that is sure to enthrall your children."
"If you liked Nosy Crow's iPad treatment of "The Three Little Pigs," you'll love their rendition of Cinderella. The interactive design is springy, responsive and multi-dimentional." Recipient of our Editor's Choice Award.
"Cinderella raises the bar in children's ebooks with such touches as an orchestrated sound track and a magic mirror that puts your child's face into the story"
"Nosy Crow has totally reinvented the classic Cinderella story into an all new, engaging experience for your child, with its interactive storybook app, Cinderella. This is definitely a worthwhile app for the price."
"Our 3 and 5-year-olds, and me, have been mesmerized with this electronic book. We have been in fits of giggles and consistently surprised throughout this classic tale… this is sure the pinnacle of the mogul baby must haves, when considering the quality, value and instant accessibility to everyone. It is impossible to be disappointed with this masterpiece."
"What a great way to add more excitement to this classic story! Growing up, I had a book that was personalized with my name and loved it, but that's nowhere near as cool as having your face included the story!"
"Nosy Crow's imaginative retelling of the Cinderella… is a journey that lets your child become fully immersed in the adventure. Your young reader will want to come back to this story over and over."
"This innovative app for young readers significantly freshens a familiar tale with captivating illustrations, plenty to see and do on each page, and varied read-aloud options."
"Nosy Crow's rendition of Cinderella feels like a collection of playgrounds that let kids enjoy each of the story's pivotal moments… The "wow" moment came when we discovered that mirrors in the rooms were leveraging FaceTime cameras to reflect our faces back at the screen, a great little trick that will draw kids into the story even further." iLounge Rating: A
"With it's whimsy illustrations, engaging animation, wonderful children narrators and original music, this picture book app is top notch."
"This is exactly what a picture book app for children should be."
"The look of this app is quite beautiful, with the use of vivid, bright colors and fun, over-the-top, stylized stepmother and stepsisters wearing garish makeup and clothes, but I am happy that they are never referred to as "ugly," which would place an undue focus on one's looks, as the concept of "pretty is good, ugly is bad" can have unintended consequences later for girls as they grow up. It is also worth noting that this prince is thought of as being kind, a reason besides wealth that Cinderella would want to marry him, and I especially appreciate how Cinderella mutters to herself how the prince probably does not care about clothing as she dresses her demanding stepsisters."
"Cinderella is one of the best if not the best book app there is in the iTunes store at the moment."
"Cinderella has it all: thoughtful interactivity, engaging characters, and witty text that remains decidedly upbeat."
"it blends animation, interactivity and plenty of humour into something that's genuinely beautiful … One of the most sophisticated book-apps yet for children – and a real sign of how picture books are evolving digitally."
"The music, the animation and visuals, the dialogue… Cinderella is a marvellous piece of work."
"Cinderella is a top-notch production, with intricate but easy-to-interact-with animation, and funky, fun design."
"an entertaining and visually lavish retelling of this classic fairy tale … quirky, contemporary and wonderfully detailed."
"Like their previous app, Nosy Crow has not forgotten a single detail in this delightful title … My child has been completely enthralled with this book from the moment I downloaded it."
"Beautiful animation, sound and interactivity make it a treat for kids"
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Posted by Tobyen on 08/07/2014
I've been there four tines so far and enjoyed it each time. Food has been quite good, and I just love the steamers (real ones, not steamed cherry stones). The views from the roof deck dining room are outstanding -- it's open air and delightful. The abbreviated bar menu is served on the patio and weekend back yard, so if you're into fish & chips or shrimp basket, e. g., go for it! I found the wait staff to be responsive but not overbearing, which was perfect. I had not been to Brooklyn Crab prior to their Hurricane Sandy closure, but I'm quite glad to have found it now and will keep patronizing this comfortable, scenic and delicious gem.
Posted by The Eating Spot on 08/26/2013
Things I liked: They text you to let you know your table is ready so you can stroll around the area. That's it! Things I didn't like: The service. The nice thing was the owner/manager stop by to ask if all things were good but my waiter was not as attentive as waiters should be. It seem like he really didn't care! Things that are up in the air: The FOOD! (shaking my head) I can't really say the food was terrible because it wasn't. But how is it the only things I really really enjoyed were the chips for my crab roll and the mac and cheese (though I felt it needed a bit more seasoning) in a seafood restaurant?
Posted by Anonymous on 07/30/2013
The worst ! The staff is the real let down. Our server was nasty. The attitude was unbelievable... wish I could remember her name. We had been waiting at our table for a welcome from our server for over 20 minutes. Finally my husband asked one of the table prep guys to please get our waitress and when she came over she had the biggest attitude as if she was doing us a favor of some sort... After taking our order she then went out of her way not to ask how we were doing as we waited another 40 mins. for our food, but she pampered everyone else she was serving. We are not the type to require a lot of attention, but it was obvious that some how we had offended her. We ordered the Brooklyn Crab Royal for Two, which is a heck of a lot of food so we didn't mind the 40 min wait, but when it finally come out it was cold! and the crab was dried out! Then we asked to speak with the manager and she came to the table with, yet again, an attitude and approached us with "what's the problem ?" not nicely like "how may I help you?" She was just RUDE, RUDE,RUDE ! She then touched the food, understood that it was cold and then took the food back for a re-fire. My husband and I just looked at each other in complete shock, because of the lack of customer service. We left our table, spoke to the manger again, who then was more congenial when she saw that we were going to walk out. She offered to refund the cost of our drinks (one lemonade, and a root beer) and to prepare our order for take out but we decided to leave. To be fair, we have been to the Brooklyn Crab once before and had a lovely time. We just had a really bad encounter this last visit, but we will not go back anytime soon, if at all. In addition, I lived in Maine for five years... I know what fresh seafood taste like and the seafood at Brooklyn Crab is not fresh, it's very much frozen!
Posted by Anonymous on 03/03/2013
I went down to the Fairway reopening, and I saw this place across the street. The place is kitschy inside - plastic fish and fishing poles, but the view is great. I sat at the bar and watched the boats in the harbor and the mayhem at Fairway. The bartender/server was really nice, and she recommended the crab cake benedict. It was delicious! I highly recommend it. I also had the crab bites, which were like crab cake meatballs. I probably didn't need to double order crab cakes, but they were really good. To top it off, I got a bloody mary with an oyster on top. It was freshly made and good, but I do like mine with a bit more horseradish. I'd definitely give it a try for dinner.
Posted by anonymous on 10/02/2012
My boss always asks for bullets rather than a story. So here goes: - Poor service - rude, immature, childish staff - Unnecessary wait (while tables were empty) - Food tasted as if it were frozen - Left hungry. Made a beeline to IKEA and feasted on Swedish meatballs and a hot dog. Called it a day.
Posted by Anonymous on 08/24/2012
It seems they are doing you a favor to let you eat there. High prices. Will not be back. Waited in front of an empty table for 20 minutes and when our name was called they wanted to give us that table!
Posted by Anonymous on 08/21/2012
I agree with the previous review. It "seems" good in theory, but the service and the disorganization kill what view or vibe this place COULD have to offer. The "manager" was rude, the waitresses seemed to have zero experience and everyone was running around like a chicken with its head cut off. Living in New England most of my life, the seafood seemed frozen, not fresh at all. and overpriced for what it was. The wait, is also definitely not worth it.


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AMC's 2012 Year‐End Recap(Download AMC's year‐end review.)
24‐Hour Connections
With 650 users, the Awards and Recognition Association's Member2Member Forum has proved wildly popular since its launch in late 2011. Functioning like an ongoing convention, the forum lets members get quick help in finding a needed product, advice on best practices in running their businesses, or solutions to an equipment problem. For an awards association, that's a clear winner
Working Together for Better Results
The American Nursing Association (ANA) in May recognized the collaborative effort of the American Association of Neuroscience Nurses (AANN) and Association for Rehabilitation Nurses (ARN) in developing the clinical practice guideline Care of the Patient with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. ANA featured this work in its Joining Forces initiative that highlights nurses' efforts in creating programs that support veterans, wounded service members, and their families. The joint project was authored by members of both ARN and AANN who recognized the value of the information for both memberships and its potential to improve patient outcomes.
Style Leads to Greater Efficiency
When the Hematology Oncology Pharmacy Association (HOPA) needed a brand update, it wasn't a job for a single team. Designers, Web staff, and volunteers worked with the HOPA staff team to create a clean, modern brand, which it conveyed through its website and publications. The creation of a style guide, which outlines how to use the new brand, led to increased efficiency for the staff and more consistency in conveying HOPA's identity and message to member and nonmember audiences.
Maximizing Web Dollars
The Certification of Disability Management Specialists (CDMS) Commission recently looked to AMC's Publishing Services Department for a complete audit of its website and also collected data from a survey of its site users. Staff analyzed the website, from the design to the user experience, and created an extensive document that outlined suggested improvements to the site. Suggestions ranged from quick and easy-to-implement revisions to a total redesign. Without a redesign budget for 2012, CDMS prioritized some of the higher-impact, lower-cost improvements recommended in the audit and is currently working on a redesign that will launch in 2013 with much anticipated features such as a login for certificants to view their personal certification profile online.
Maximizing Content's Reach with a New Product Format
Why divide a popular 247-page resource manual into separate paperback books and offer them to members either individually or as a set? The answer is flexibility and cost. The new "modular" format of Q Solutions means that the National Association for Healthcare Quality can now update content without having to redesign and reprint an entire book; add new modules to meet customers' needs and stay current in a rapidly changing healthcare environment; and promote and sell individual books to certain fields within healthcare quality, such as information management and patient safety.
Improved Content Boosts Member Benefit and Increases Revenue
Dramatic changes to the design and content of Midwest Roofer, Midwest Roofing Contractors Association's magazine, has stirred association pride and ignited industry buzz. The spark began when the publishing staff became embedded in the industry and began writing in‒depth and compelling articles for roofing contractors. Advertisers quickly took note of the changes and, in less than 2 years, upped ad revenue five‒fold to the magazine. Thanks to the added revenue, the magazine continues to grow in size— and value in the eyes of members and advertisers—increasing the value of this membership benefit at a time when most trade magazines are struggling.
Offering a Premium
The American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine Intensive Board Review Course has seen record growth in the past 5 years. AMC staff created a premium registration package to give attendees more options: front-section seating, a discount on course recordings, and an evening reception with course faculty. The premium seating option sold out quickly.
Certification Tool Offers New Opportunites
Managing certifying bodies is a growing specialty at AMC. On behalf of our certification clients we manage nearly 20,000 certification applications each year. AMC has made a significant investment in examining how we administer certification applications and created a custom-built online certification and recertification tracking tool that coordinates with the Personify database, allowing applicants to apply for certification or recertification online. Key benefits of the new tool are its data mining capabilities as well as the option it offers applicants to file and record their own information throughout the entire recertification cycle.
Championing Patient Safety
Since the American Academy of Pain Medicine (AAPM) launched a foundation in 2011, AMC staff have worked with volunteer leaders to establish key funding priorities and launch a 3-year, $1.5 million fundraising campaign. The foundation expands AAPM's ability to advance patient safety by providing educational resources to prescribing physicians, fund early career grants, and develop patient resources.
In‐House Consulting
In 2012, AMC added new, specialized staff positions in the areas of knowledge management, market development, and codes and specifications. These staff roles are designed to deliver services for which clients previously would have sought outside consultants, offering greater continuity, less lead time to come up to speed on projects, and overall greater value.
Clients Exceed Industry Standards
According to the most recent data available from the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) Foundation Association 990 Key Ratios Interactive Tool (2010), AMC clients exceed benchmarks established for similar associations in the marketplace.
AMC Welcomes New Clients
2012 was a busy year for AMC. We welcomed several new clients to the AMC family: the American Academy of Healthcare Interior Designers, the Certification of Disability Management Specialists Commission, the International Transplant Nurses Society, the Hospice Medical Director Certification Board, and Professional Records and Information Services Management International. We look forward to serving these organizations and helping them Achieve What You Believe.


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Personal Computing Specialist III
Job DescriptionTITLE: Personal Computing Specialist III
EEO6 CODE: 5 = Technical/Para Professional
GRADE: Pay Grade 11
PAY PLAN: Annually
minimum 38,892.00
midpoint 50,562.00
maximum 62,232.00
PURPOSE: To provide advanced technical support for personal computing hardware, software and peripherals. Responsible for support of hardware, software and peripherals for which an advanced level of skill is required. Provides solutions for task that are typically complex and/or time consuming.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Assists clients with the advance uses of standard personal computing technology for academic and administrative functions. Consults with departments and groups on personal computing needs Implement and support hardware and software to meet departmental objectives. Research, evaluate, and recommend new personal computing technologies. Trains junior personnel and other departmental personnel with IT duties. Diagnoses and repairs software and hardware at an expert level. Obtains professional certifications as needed. Performs related duties as required. Assist in researching and developing tools and processes to automate personal computing support services. Assist in maintaining existing documentation for standards, services and procedures.
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REQUIRED EDUCATION-OTHER: Three years of course work towards degree in computer-related field, or equivalent practical experience.
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The sweet taste of chocolate syrup has been a product denied to our family for the past few years due to all of the unnecessary ingredients that are used to produce it. We were able to locate an organic chocolate syrup once, then the store closed down before we could buy another container of it. Finally, we have found a recipe that matches the flavor of those chemical laden products but contains only 5 ingredients! Enjoy!
- 3/4 cup organic cocoa powder
- 1 1/4 cups water
- 1 1/2 cups cane sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons organic vanilla extract
- Dash of sea salt
1. Use a big saucepan – at least 2 quarts. This will expand when boiling, and overflows will make a big mess on your stovetop! (I use this 3-quart saucepan that was part of a bigger set I received as a gift. It's my favorite!)
2. Combine the cocoa powder, water, sugar and salt in a saucepan over medium heat. Mix with a whisk until smooth.
3. Stir constantly with a whisk or a wooden spoon until it boils.
4. Allow it to boil for 1-2 minutes.
5. Remove from heat.
6. Add vanilla.
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Political Science Major Joseph Anderson '09 Awarded Haverford House Fellowship
Joseph Anderson '09 will serve a one-year term and work four days per week with a non-profit organization in the Philadelphia area. Haverford House Fellows dedicate their fifth workday to projects that engage the College with Greater Philadelphians devoted to a more socially just, healthy and vibrant community.
Joseph describes his placement and project as follows:
Placement: I will be a fellow at Community Legal Services (CLS). CLS is a non-profit law firm and I will be working in the Employment unit helping people with criminal backgrounds remove some of their barriers to employment.
Haverford House Project: My goal is to run a series of Ex-Co type classes that would help get Haverford students more connected to what is happening in Philadelphia. I'm also looking to start a web site or weekly email that would keep Haverford students abreast of goings on in Philadelphia.
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Monsoon Masala: Indian Immigrant Community of Seattle
Priyanka Joshi writes about the Indian immigrant community and how people, fueled by Microsoft and other tech gigs in town, have landed in, and adapted to Seattle food wise, climate wise, and a "whole other culture" wise.
Monthly Archive for November, 2008
American Media- Hysterical or Sleepy?
I think the media don't do a good job of investigating brewing problems in this country. I remember in 2004 a real estate agent friend exuberantly told me in a park conversation that single family homes were "literally flying off the shelves" at buyers' prices to boot, in Seattle, its suburbs and that the trend continued nationwide. I took a look around, saw the many many $750,000 2,500 sq ft Seattle/Leschi/Bellevue/ Newcastle homes, saw the many $450,000 2,000 sq feet Bothell/Renton/Kenmore homes, saw the $350,000 1 bdrm condos scattered all around, and I wondered what kind of money were nuclear families, esp with children to support, earning to afford them. My real estate amigo was making good money selling them, but himself couldn't afford to own a decent homes in town in the last 5 yrs he'd been here. He'd been living in a two bedroom apt, the size of a postage stamp, in Bellevue with this wife and child. Now that we all see how the sub prime crisis has affected economies globally [Read More]
Obama Wins! Hooray!
A one time community organizer in the White House? The world is changing, and how! Who better to tackle racism in America than a man who identifies with both races! Obama has brilliant intellect and equally brilliant articulation abilities. Finally, a president who can do justice to the potential of this great nation! I am just so thrilled about this man. [Read More]