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This restaurant quickly became a favorite of mine due to the clam chowder served in a bowl made out of bread. Tim quickly learned that if I was late, he could order that for me and would be safe. Anyway, the menu is rather nice with tradition american food. The drinks are great and the staff is friendly. They now have several locations, but I have listed the one I used to go to. Use the web site to find one closest to where you are staying.
Favorite Dish: The Clam Chowder
Address: 279 Dartmouth Street, Boston, MA
Price Comparison: less expensive than average
Phone: (617) 536-4200
Price: US$11-20
Rating: 4
Theme: American
Just as the title says, Legal Sea Foods is known nation wide for its absolutely delicious chowder, New England Clam Chowder that is. When I was living in Boston, I was able to eat at this establishment many times. Back then there was only one site, now there are numerous sites. Just about anything you eat here is going to be good, although I have to admit that it's not out of this world. The atmosphere isn't the greatest either. For me it's rather rushed. It is a kid friendly place and they even will give the little ones crayons and a small coloring booklet to help keep them occupied. Your service here really depends on the waiter or waitress you get, it's hit or miss. I have to admit that it's never been terrible, but there is definately some mediocrity there.
Favorite Dish: THE NEW ENGLAND CLAM CHOWDER
Address: Various locations. See web site.
Price Comparison: about average
Price: US$11-20
Rating: 3
Theme: Seafood
Website: http://www.legalseafoods.com/
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My very fist dating experience was at this wonderful restaurant. It has an elegant décor with dim lighting. Diners feel comfortable and relaxed in this spacious restaurant. JC Hillarys tends to attract a more mature and class client bass, there be no bar crawls here folks. Guests tend to be more on the dressy side for dinner and more casual for lunch. One of the reasons I liked this place so much was that you can order anything rom steak to seafood to pasta dishes. This is where I had pesto for the very first time. My folks, brother, friend Steve and myself came here to celebrate my college graduation. We had a great time. This is a great place to entertain dinner guests or host business functions.
Favorite Dish: The Pesto
Address: 793 Boylston Street
Price Comparison: more expensive than average
Phone: 617-536-6300
Price: US$21-30
Rating: 4
Theme: American
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While I lived in Boston I came here on two occassions, one as part of the Residence Hall Association welcome to BU events and the second with Robert and our friend Sam. There just aren't words to describe how absolutely beautiful this restaurant and lounge are. The Top of the Hub's offers a full service restaurant that can seat up to 145 and a bar lounge that accomodates nearly 200 guests. You can visit the Top of the Hub for lunch, dinner, late dinner, or Sunday brunch.
Hours of operation are as follows:
Lunch (Monday-Saturday): 11:30-2:30
Dinner (Monday-Thursday): 5:30-10:00
Dinner (Friday):5:30-11:00
Dinner (Saturday-Sunday):5:00-11:00
Brunch (Sunday): 11:00-2:30
The lounge is open most days 11:30-1:00 with one extra hour Thrusday-Saturday.
The skywalk is open 10:00-10:00 daily.
This wonderful restaurant is known for its live jazz performances. Don't forget to take your special someone for a twirl around the dance floor while you are here. My favorite aspect of the restaurant is the wonderful night time view of Boston.
Favorite Dish: I wish I could remember what I had, it was over ten years ago that I came here.
Address: 800 Boylston Street, Prudential Building, 52nd Flo
Price Comparison: most expensive
Directions: See Website.
Other Contact: Fax - (617) 859-8298
Phone: (617) 536-1775
Price: US$41 and up
Rating: 4
Theme: American
Website: http://www.selectrestaurants.com/tophub/
Robert and I lived about 8 doors away from this little treasure. This tiny take out place has wings in 21 different flavors. They also offer the best chicken caesar salad I've ever had and burgers. I am not a wing eater, but Robert was, so he would get the wings and I would get the chicken caesar salad. He used to get angry cause I always picked off the chicken and the mushrooms. When ordering the salads, ask for the dressing on the side since they use a lot of it and it can be too much for most people. Wing It boasts to have the largest delivery area in Boston. Be fore warned, don't try the suicide wings, Sam tells us they are real killers.
Favorite Dish: I love the chicken caeser
Address: 1153 Commonwealth Ave.
Price Comparison: less expensive than average
Phone: 617-783-bird (2473)
Price: less than US$10
Rating: 4
Theme: American
Website: http://www.wing-it.com/
When the Big Burrito opened up, Robert and I were some of the first customers through the door. This quickly became one of our favorite places to pick up a quick somewhat healthy meal in a hurry. Since I was working full time during the day and going to school at night, I could easily grap one of these burritos and eat it on the T on my way to class. These burritos are absolutely huge. They will make your burrito how you want it, there are no rules as to what you can or can't combine to make your burrito just right for you. They do have their own combinations, but feel free to make up what you want. Back in 1994 these burritos were about $4 a piece.
Favorite Dish: I usually got the rice and bean burrito since at the time I was a strict vegetarian. It was delicious.
Address: 160 Brighton Ave
Price Comparison: less expensive than average
Phone: (617) 562-0440
Price: less than US$10
Rating: 4
Theme: Mexican
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Robert took me to this wonderful restaurant for our second date. It was here that I had my first taste of Filet Mignon good medium rare. The meat melted in my mouth the way it should. We ordered a very delicious bottle of wine to go with the meal and finished it off with a dish of fresh raspberries on top of freshly whipped cream. The atmosphere of this wonderful restaurant is romantic from start to finish. We went on a Saturday evening and were treated to a violinist playing for us at our table. The service was impeccable and extremely attentive. I would come here again in a heart beat if I could afford it. Check out the link for the complete menu. For you movie buff out there, this restaurant was the restaurant scene for the movie House Sitter starring Goldie Hawn and Steve Martin filmed in 1992. This is a Hungarian restaurant.
Favorite Dish: The raspberries in whipped cream, they're my favorite fruit.
Address: Copley Hotel, 90 Exeter Street, Boston, MA 02116
Price Comparison: more expensive than average
Phone: 617- 266-1979
Price: US$41 and up
Rating: 5
Theme: Other
Website: http://www.studyworld.com/culinary/Cafe-Budapest.htm
I came here back in 1992 just a couple of years after the restaurant opened. A friend of mine was in town from Saudi Arabia and he wanted to take me some place special. The atmosphere of this place is a great combination of being romantic yet family friendly, at least for behaved children. We went late in the evening so there weren't any children there at the time. The food was fantastic and so was the company. Al, my company, was so thrilled with the flan that he asked for the recipe. They didn't give it though. Oh well, you can knock a guy for trying. Make sure you check out the wine list, there's lots of wonderful choices, you're sure to find something you'll like.
Favorite Dish: The sopa de ajo (garlic soup) was fabulous. I also had the patatas bravas (Potatoes w/Piquant Tomato & Alioli) and the flan. I was a vegetarian at the time so no meat was crossing these lips.
Address: 415 Washington Street, Somerville, MA 02143
Price Comparison: more expensive than average
Directions: Corner of Beacon & Washington Sts.
Phone: 617.661.3254
Price: US$31-40
Rating: 4
Theme: Eclectic/International
Website: http://www.dalirestaurant.com
I think the title of my tip says it all. Hard Rock Cafe is cool the first few of them you go to, but lets face it, after a while its a little repetative. This is a great place to go to if you have children. The wait staff are very attentive to the little ones. It can be very loud and hard to hear people at your table.
Address: 131 Clarendon St., Boston, MA 02116
Price Comparison: about average
Directions: Copley Square area
Phone: 617-424-7625
Price: US$11-20
Rating: 3
Theme: American
Website: http://www.hardrock.com
Every tourist for some reason shows up at this famous pub while they are in Boston. I never got wrangled into going here for enjoyment. I worked here as a hostess. The inside looks nothing like the show and frankly its always over crowded and noisy. I have to admit, the gratutities were great, tourists tend to be very generous when you give them directions or offer some friendly advice and shopping or good places to eat.
Address: 84 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02108
Price Comparison: less expensive than average
Directions: Near Boston Common and Charles Street.
Phone: 617-227-9605
Price: US$11-20
Rating: 2
Theme: Local
Website: http://www.cheersboston.com/
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Spark's Deli, a modest eatery in an industrial corner of Queens, on Tuesday became the first of New York's 24,000 restaurants to get slapped with a letter grade under a new system evaluating their cleanliness and food preparation.
The 24-seat deli received an "A," the highest of the three grades—the others are B and C—that food inspectors will award. The grades must be prominently displayed in restaurant windows, on 8-by-11-inch placards.
The Spark's grade was posted on Tuesday by New York Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley himself, after a two-hour inspection the previous day. Spark's eight employees got T-shirts with the "A's" emblazoned on them. "I work at keeping this place clean," said Jose Araujo, co-owner of the deli for the past six years.
The grades culminate a contentious process, opposed every step of the way by a vocal group of restaurateurs. The city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene first proposed adding the publicly posted grades to its inspection process in January 2009.
At public hearings, restaurant owners complained about the arbitrary nature of inspections, which they said often include non-food violations. They blasted the idea as what they considered another Nanny State intrusion of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration.
The restaurant grades are the latest health initiative by Mr. Bloomberg. He also has required restaurant chains to post calories, ban artificial trans fats and smoking. Most recently, he opened a campaign to reduce salt levels in food.
Grades are based on the department's annual inspections of restaurants evaluating their cleanliness and food safety practices. Restaurants receive points for violations; the higher the score, the worse the inspection. Those who receive 0 to 13 points get an A; 14 to 27 earn a B; and and 28 points or more means a dreaded C.
Health officials are inspecting restaurants on their normal inspection cycle, so they estimate it will be about a year before a grade appears on every eatery. The grading system will cost the department's inspection program an additional $1.2 million.
It is expected to be at least a month before any B's or C's appear. Restaurants that receive one of those can have a second inspection within a couple of weeks before posting their grades. Those who appeal can hang a "grade pending" sign until the matter is resolved.
Mr. Araujo said Spark's ended its inspection with a score of 10 points, given for a couple of non-food related violations, including a deli worker caught drinking a cup of coffee. Mr. Araujo said he intends to appeal.
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MIDDLEBURY — Porter Medical Center officials last week publicly apologized for what they acknowledged have been almost 10 months of internal strife within the hospital, and urged physicians, nurses, staff and patients to help them turn the page to a new chapter in the organization's 91-year history.
MIDDLEBURY — Assuming the reins at Porter Medical Center at the depths of one of its worst administrative setbacks in decades isn't for the faint of heart and may require the patience of a saint. Porter's new interim CEO Fred Kniffin, MD, is known by his colleages to possess both qualities, as well as someone who has experience as a doctor and in the hospital administration as chief medical officer.
MIDDLEBURY — Less than a week before it convenes its annual meeting on March 30, Porter Medical Center has pushed the proverbial reset button on its top executive position and on a new compensation plan for providers. PMC officials are also searching for more stability in the institution's operating budget, which each year is thrown a financial life preserver through a federal drug subsidy program.
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MIDDLEBURY — The Porter Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals (PFNHP) fired a salvo at the Porter Medical Center administration last week, in the form of a flier circulated at Middlebury town meeting alleging that recent cuts and layoffs at the local hospital are jeopardizing the quality of patient care.
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The German Ambassador to India said ten-twelve years ago it was difficult for outsiders to work in the country, but the situation has changed over the years as people in Germany have realised the need to open up the country.
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Referee Martin Atkinson was quick to rule that he had gone to ground unprompted but replays suggested there had been contact and Bale, who will miss Tuesday night's home clash with Reading as a result of his fifth domestic caution of the campaign, later pleaded his innocence.
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From the Collections of Harvard College Library, Events and Exhibitions 2016
May 19 – September 26, 2016
The Land Remains: A century of conservation in America's National Parks
The maps in this exhibition showcase units of the National Park Service in all stages of their history. Many date from before the idea of the government preserving areas of natural beauty or cultural significance had even formed. Many are from the first days of preservation of a site. Some show the process of creating a park and the struggle to protect and preserve hallowed ground while still allowing in the people for whom it is preserved. We hope that these maps will remind you of the beauty and importance of this country's natural and cultural treasures, and inspire you to #FindYourPark.
Map Gallery Hall, Pusey Library
May 16 – August 12, 2016
Henry James: Commemoration
"We possess a great man most when we begin to look at him through the plate glass of death"
Henry James (1843-1916) penned those words as part of his tribute to Robert Browning (1812-1889), when the great Victorian poet was interred in Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey. Visitors to this Centennial Exhibition can look at James himself through the plate glass of eight display cases, filled with books, manuscripts, photographs, and many other collateral testaments to a great man's legacy.
In this exhibition you will see some of the many forms through which Henry James obeyed a deeply felt need to eulogize others—and even to commemorate the halting evolution of his own consciousness. While some have alleged that James was drawn to morbid plots and characters in his fiction, in his more personal writing—in his letters and private journals—occasions of mortality more typically provoke an almost Transcendental response, a kind of sacred reflex, urging him to hallow the memory of those he has lost.
As a fitting complement in this the centenary year of James's passing, the exhibition also allows viewers to see (and hear) how others were moved to commemorate the author after his death. It would take several decades until a "James Revival" began in earnest, initiated in no small way by Harvard Professor F. O. Matthiessen, who taught the English Department's first course devoted to the author; but by publishing a series of path-breaking books devoted to James's life and art, Matthiessen brought others to a broader and more intelligent understanding of the writer's achievement.
As Cynthia Ozick has observed (with a certain sense of awe), "with the passing of each new decade, James becomes more and more our contemporary—it is as if our own sensibilities are only just catching up with his."
Michael Anesko, Guest Curator
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library
April 5 – June 3 2016
"The Genius C.B.": Charlotte Brontë, 1816-1855
Despite a tragic young life, punctuated by the deaths of her mother and siblings, Charlotte Brontë grew to be one of the most important writers of the Victorian period. Her semi-autobiographical novel Jane Eyre, published in 1847 under a pseudonym, turned her into a reluctant celebrity, and the revolutionary work has influenced countless writers and artists. This exhibition includes juvenilia, manuscripts and first editions, and examples of the influence Brontë's work.
Amy Lowell Room cases, Houghton Library
March 21, 2016 – January 31, 2017
The Bull Moose and the China Cabinet: Theodore Roosevelt, the Progressive Party, and the Women's Suffrage Movement
Following the Republican Party's nomination of incumbent William Howard Taft for president in 1912, supporters of Theodore Roosevelt's candidacy formed the Progressive Party, which centered upon returning power to the people and creating a more equitable country by the right treatment of its citizens. For nearly 100 years, women had been fighting for equal rights on every front—education; labor; and intellectual, moral, legal, and human rights. Roosevelt's Progressive Party placed women's suffrage in its official platform. It was the first major political party to do so. This exhibition examines Roosevelt's evolving position on women's suffrage, and includes a page from his Harvard senior paper on women's rights, correspondence, contemporary newspaper accounts and political cartoons, and artifacts documenting the role and influence of the women in Roosevelt's life.
The exhibition was guest curated by Melanie Bayless Veteto, a student in the Museum Studies program at the Harvard Extension School. For more information, contact email@example.com.
Theodore Roosevelt Gallery, Pusey Library
February 12 – May 27, 2016
The Charlie Archive at the Harvard Library, 2015–
The attacks of January 7, 8, and 9, 2015 against the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a kosher supermarket in Paris sparked a vigorous debate about fundamental political and ethical issues, such as freedom of expression, the relation between state, religion and society, respect for other beliefs and perspectives, inequality, and the disenfranchisement of individuals and communities. The Western Languages Division at Widener is currently building a collection of materials produced in the aftermath of these events. The Charlie Archive at the Harvard Library, 2015– contains a wide array of materials, including manuscript, printed, digital, and ephemeral content, from a diverse range of perspectives. The objective of the archive is to document a peculiar moment in the early 21st century when the word "Charlie" all of a sudden took on tragic significance and became charged with conflicting emotions, opinions, and agendas. This exhibition presents a selection of representative materials from the archive, including magazines, books, handmade signs, and digital images.
Lamont Library, Third Floor
October 18, 2015 – June 4, 2016
One Hundred Years of Chinese Piano Music
This year marks the one hundredth anniversary of the first publication of piano music in China. To commemorate the occasion, the Shanghai Conservatory Press produced a ten-volume anthology of piano works by Chinese composers which documents the evolution of expression from a relatively simple use of pianistic techniques to a gradual assimilation of Western musical styles. This exhibit traces that development by showcasing signature works and personalities along with milestone events in that eventful century of piano music in China.
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French Gallery, Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library
March 23, 2016 – March 31, 2017
Harvard College
Annual International Photo Contest
Photos taken by Harvard students who have studied, worked, interned, or done research abroad during the past year are on exhibit. For more information on the contest, see the photo contest page.
Level B, first and third floor display cases,
Lamont Library (Hours)
For details contact Lynn Sayers at 617-495-2455
May 23, 2016 - May 6, 2017
2016 Philip Hofer Prize for Collecting
Books or Art
The Philip Hofer prize is awarded each year to students at Harvard whose collections of books or works of art best exemplify the traditions of breadth, coherence, and imagination represented by Philip Hofer, A.B. '21, L.H.D. '67, founder and first Curator of the Department of Printing and Graphic Arts in the Houghton Library and Secretary of the Fogg Art Museum. The prize, which is to encourage student interest in collecting, was established in 1987 by Melvin R. Seiden, A.B. '52, L.L.B. '55. Students competing for the prize submit an annotated list or bibliography and an essay describing the scope, contents, and goal of the collection. On exhibition are samples of this year's first and second prize winning collections, The Lost and Found Works of Dr. John H. Watson, submitted by Helen X. Yang, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Class of 2016, and Harry Potter Chinese Forgeries, submitted by Christopher J. Foster, Graduate Student in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations.
Third floor display cases, Lamont Library,
For details, contact Lynn Sayers at 617-495-2455
May 23, 2016 – May 6, 2017
2016 Undergraduate Book Collecting Prize
Established in 1977, the Visiting Committee Prize for Undergraduate Book Collecting recognizes and encourages book collecting by undergraduates at Harvard. Students competing for the annual prize submit an annotated bibliography and an essay on their collecting efforts, the influence of mentors, the experience of searching for, organizing and caring for items, and the future direction of the collection. On display are samplings of the collections of this year's prize-winning entries, along with personal commentary.
Second and third floor display cases, Lamont Library
For details, contact Lynn Sayers at 617-495-2455
There are no lectures scheduled at this time. Please check back.
Permanent exhibition
Mercator Globes
Exhibition includes Gerard Mercator's terrestrial (1541) and celestial (1551) globes that reflect new discoveries in world geography and cosmography as well as new techniques in charting, printing, and globe making. Only 22 matched pairs survive, Harvard's being the only matched pair in America.
Mercator Case, Map Gallery Hall
For details call the Map Collection at 617-495-2417
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- "Music, First and Last": Scores from the Sir Georg Solti Archive
- Boston's Crusade Against Slavery
- A History of Medieval Christian Preaching as Seen in the Manuscripts of Houghton Library
- Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, 1909-1929: Twenty Years That Changed the World of Art
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- Going for Baroque: The Iconography of the Ornamental Map
- Life is in the Transitions: William James, 1842-1910
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- A Monument More Durable Than Brass: The Donald & Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson
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A clear plastic canopy covers the red carpet on Hollywood Boulevard. The Oscars that will stand sentry there are still under wraps.
This is the first year the Oscars are being held in February. It's being pushed up a full month to combat "award show fatigue" and hopefully boost TV ratings.
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Create your "PEEPS" with the faces in your family * Pick your category to pull your fun questions from (no wrong answers) * Push on the avatar to record these cute little conversations * recordings are stored by child with a time/date stamp * Smile because you captured your KIDS and who they are today, to be enjoyed for years to come
Part of the KID CHATTEROO app description is this: "Whether you are on a road trip, tucking your child in bed or chatting over the dinner table, Kid Chatteroo questions will spark all sorts of funny, imaginative, inquisitive, and playful conversations that are sure to leave you with that silly, warm, fuzzy feeling! Capture those little voice recordings with our easy-to-use recording feature, it's like capturing time in a bottle. YEA!" Check back later this week to see what some of our kids answered to some of the funny questions…SO CUTE!!!
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Aimee Says: October 22, 2012 at 12:15 pm
Congratulations! This looks awesome…what a great idea 🙂
I'll have to give it a try!
Is there a way to delete recordings? Also, there are only 4 boy outfits and 4 boy hairstyles. Can't find the stuff for girls. I wish it was a little more user friendly for little kids. I don't see my kindergartner doing this on his own. (He loves to make videos of himself.) It would be cool if it had a voice asking the questions but I guess that's what encourages the parent to do it with the child, right? Please LMK about the girl stuff. Thanks! I love the questions!
That's so strange that the girl things aren't showing up. I would try uploading the app to your itunes account then deleting it off your phone then reinstalling it. We haven't had that problem when we have tested it on multiple devices. I hope that works, let me know. Also, it's really an app for parents to do with the kids instead of alone, but as they learn to read, they could do it by themselves. YES, my kids love to do videos of themselves as well and YES I'm super glad you love the questions, they really elicit some fun reactions! XOXO, Kirsten
Also, to delete the recordings you just hold down the face and re-record, it's super easy. We have some fun updates coming up that will streamline that 😉 Have fun with it!! Thanks so your interest and good questions!
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Julie Says: October 24, 2012 at 9:40 pm
Congrats! This sounds like a fun app and I'm super excited to try it out. Kudos to you for putting this together.
Thanks Kirsten! I did what you said and then found out I had to slide the boy over to get to the girl stuff so maybe it was working before and I just didn't know I was supposed to "slide". Thanks for the note on deleting recordings! Love, love, love the fun questions – totally worth the money! 🙂
Patty Says: November 7, 2012 at 12:47 pm
I was very excited about this App…something I could do with my grandkids. I am having a terrible time with this. I too can only get boy hair and clothes to show and I did what Karen said and tried to slide the boy over. All I get are "drawers that open and cannot get anything else. I also went to my granddaughters name (in the Peeps closet) and then to her recordings. It says there are 3 there but nothing plays and her face is not at the bottom to record over or delete. What in the world am I doing wrong
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This will be Rozi's third loan from Tujijenge Tanzania. She used the previous loans to increase her stock and to pay school fees for her brother's sister. Rozi has successfully repaid her loans. She hopes for a new loan to buy a sack of rice, half a bucket of cooking oil and a sack of wheat flour. Her dream is to one day open a moderate restaurant.
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About Tujijenge TanzaniaThis loan is administered by Tujijenge Tanzania, which was founded in 2006. It has operations in Dar es Salaam, the coastal region, and the Lake Victoria region. The organization aims to reach out to micro entrepreneurs and provide them with financial and social intermediation services because capital is one of the major barriers to development and success for micro-enterprise initiatives in Tanzania.
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Fascinating Accounts of Modern-Day Miracles
Does God still play an active role in the world today? Readers are thrilled to discover that yes, he does, showing himself in countless miracles and unexplained events. In their signature style, trusted pastor Jim Garlow and writer Keith Wall tap into readers' fascination with miracles by gathering exciting, credible true stories of God's supernatural activities in the lives of everyday people. These stories will encourage and inspire, making this a great gift or impulse buy.
Does God still play an active role in the world today? Readers are thrilled to discover that yes, he does, showing himself in countless miracles and unexplained events. In their signature style, trusted pastor Jim Garlow and writer Keith Wall tap into readers' fascination with miracles by gathering exciting, credible true stories of God's supernatural activities in the lives of everyday people. These stories will encourage and inspire, making this a great gift or impulse buy.
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IreneUnited States5 Stars Out Of 5Great stories!June 24, 2013IreneUnited StatesQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Looking for some inspirational stories? This book has many that will amaze you and all point you to the Lord of miracles. I gave this book 5/5 stars. I thought the compilation of stories was varied enough that any one reading this book will find a story that will touch them in some way. You will be able to relate to some of the stories as well. You may also realize that you have experienced some of these same miracles just in your own way. I would recommend this book for anyone looking for encouragement or who enjoys reading about special incidents in others lives.
I would like to thank the publisher for the copy of this book I enjoyed reading. I gave an honest review based on my opinion of what I read.
missyNaples,MEAge: 35-44Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Loved The InspirationFebruary 22, 2013missyNaples,MEAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This is a great book to know that god is alive and well and to show more faith. He will help you and there for you.
JamesMass.Age: 35-44Gender: male1 Stars Out Of 5A review of: Real life, real miraclesJanuary 25, 2013JamesMass.Age: 35-44Gender: maleQuality: 1Value: 1Meets Expectations: 1First the good:
Some books are difficult to read because they're not written in a way that makes reading them easy. This book is not one of those, instead it's very easy to read and the stories do keep your attention.
Now the not so good:
The book is supposed to be a collection of, what the author calls real life "miracles". Some of the stories are a bit graphic for my taste. Like the story of a man who was stabbed. The book goes into great graphic detail. Thankfully these kinds of stories are few. Most of the stories range from the spectacular and hard to believe to the silly, like one story about a container of sour cream that never went empty even though each time they went to get some out, there was only enough for one portion. They would place the empty container back in the fridge and the next time they went to get sour cream it had enough for one more portion. God did this, we're told in the book, because he cared for a little girl who got tired of eating potatoes. That story seems a bit silly and I don't think God is working the miracle of the never ending container of sour cream. Some of the other stories discuss people going to a "church" service and going on stage to have a "pastor" lay his hands on them and pray over them and they're instantly healed.
There are stories in the book that certainly show the hand of God but many of the stories are over the top and seem to be, if not total fabrications then embellished a bit, at least that's the way it felt to me as I read the book.
I don't recommend this book at all. There are too many strange and silly stories that make me question the reliability of the details. Do yourself a favor and avoid this book.
Disclosure of Material: I received this book free from Bethany House Publishers book review program, which requires an honest, though not necessarily positive, review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's CFR Title 16, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."
BethStrandOregon City, ORAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5"Real Life, Real Miracles†is a Really Nice ReadJanuary 24, 2013BethStrandOregon City, ORAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Ok, I admit, I often shy away from stories of supernatural intervention because they can sound a bit smug. After all, for every person who has a story of divine intervention, there is someone with a tragedy where there wasn't any kind of apparent rescue waiting in the wings. It was refreshing to read "Real Life, Real Miracles" by James L. Garlow and Keith Wall. "Real Life" is packed with inspirational stories of rescues, both spiritual and physical, some near-death experiences and a few stories that are simply touching. For instance, "Diamond in the Rough" tells the story of a young woman whose wedding diamond was lost in a motorcycle crash and later restored to her. There are not a lot of fireworks in the story but it inspires nonetheless.
The general tone of the stories doesn't lean towards the preachy but simply reflects the stories of real people who experienced something unusual and unexplained in their life. It's a lovely read and a great affirmation that when God chooses to act, He isn't limited to burning bushes or parting the waters. Sometimes a miracle is in the eye of the recipient and comes right in the middle of everyday life. Of course, there are also some very dramatic stories included, too, but I loved the gentleness of this book. There's no hammering you over the head with theology, just a recounting of the experiences of a few people who have been blessed by divine intervention who, in turn, blessed us by sharing their stories.
This book was provided to me by Bethany House for this review. My opinions, however, are entirely my own!
MoonpiePRYORAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5UPLIFTING! A BOOSTER SHOT OF HOPE AND FAITHJanuary 11, 2013MoonpiePRYORAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I don't think anyone hasn't had a time they prayed or longed or a miracle in their lives. I believe many have experienced them, but don't recognize what happened because they just chalk it up to luck or chance. Often times we miss them because we are moving at such a fast pace and fail to see God's touch. In the life of a child of God, there is no such thing as coincidence. He is very actively involved in our lives and needs.
This book was so uplifting! I myself had witnessed many miracles in my time and they have been left a deep imprint on my life. Some brought about enormous changes; others met a momentary need in a supernatural way.
I could relate because the accounts were of people just like me that find themselves in what seem to be impossible situations with only 1 outcome - BAD. Some experiencing them probably thought these are things that "only happen to other people". I heard a saying many years ago that stuck with me and I love: "God loves impossible situations to show Himself strong." Then we KNOW without a doubt the help cold have only come from Him and He can receive all the glory. That is exactly what these stories are about. If God has done it for others, He can do it for us too!
I liked that these were so varied from the filling of small momentary needs to nothing short of extraordinary events of healing and protection. They certainly gave me a fresh reminder of hope for some of the circumstances my family is facing right now. It was refreshing to read something positive after all the negative stories and reports we see daily in the news.
No, God does not always "fix" all our problems, but even should He say "No child, this is my will for you", this book gave me great comfort at seeing testimonies of His power. I would love more books by the authors like this, and would also like to contribute stories of my own "real life" miracles! I am going to keep it and read it when I a booster shot of faith
I received this book free from Bethany House Publishers. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255
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Total R&D Expenditures
Industry Participation
Federal Participation
Participation of Universities, Nonprofit Organizations, and State Governments
R&D Separated into Basic Research, Applied Research, and Development
R&D Performance by State
U.S./International Comparisons
R&D Scientists and Engineers
Total R&D Expenditures
By current projections, total annual research and development (R&D) expenditures in the United States will be $220.6 billion in 1998, of which 65Āpercent will be provided by industry (
). This level of R&D expenditure represents a 5.3-percent increase, after adjusting for inflation, over the $205.6 billion estimated for 1997. In turn, the 1997 estimate represents a 2.8-percent increase over 1996, and the 1996 level a 4.7-percent increase over 1995, after adjusting for inflation in each case.
The entire economy of the United States, as measured by gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to reach $8,456 billion in 1998. Adjusted for inflation, GDP increased an estimated 2.7Āpercent in 1998, after a 3.8-percent increase in 1997, and a 2.8-percent increase in 1996. Consequently, R&D as a share of GDP will reach 2.61 percent in 1998, up from 2.54 percent in 1997, and 2.57 percent in 1996. This 1998 share is the highest since 1992's 2.64 percent, and reflects a continuation of a general upturn that began in 1994 after a three-year decline from 1991--94.
Growth in total U.S. R&D expenditures was relatively slow in 1985--95, but is now accelerating. In the past, annual R&D growth had been much higher-e.g., from 1975--85 it averaged 5.6Āpercent in real terms. That rate then slowed to 1.6Āpercent in 1985--95. However, annual real R&D growth in 1995--98 is expected to average 4.3 percent. Almost all of the recent growth in national R&D expenditures is the result of a resurgence of industrial R&D.
Despite this recent increase, the R&D share is still below levels reached in the early 1990s (2.64Āpercent in 1992). The historic high since 1957 for the Nation's R&D/GDP ratio was reached in 1964 at 2.87 percent; the low was 2.12 percent in 1978.
Industry Participation
Since 1980, industry has provided the largest share of financial support for R&D, projected to reach $143.7 billion in 1998, or 65.1 percent of the total. This funding represents a 7.7-percent increase in real terms over the preliminary 1997 level. Of these funds, nearly all ($140.8 billion) will be devoted to R&D performed by industry itself, with the remainder directed toward academic R&D ($1.8 billion) and R&D performed by other nonprofit organizations ($1.0Ābillion).
Industry-including industry-administered federally funded research and development centers (FFRDCs)-is expected to perform 75.1Āpercent of the Nation's total R&D in 1998. The projected $165.7 billion in R&D performance by industry represents an 8.5-percent increase in real terms over the preliminary 1997 level. Of this industrial R&D performance in 1998, 85.0 percent will be supported by industry's own funds; Federal funding will account for the remaining 15.0 percent. The Federal share of industry's performance total has fallen considerably from its all-time high of 32 percent in 1987.
Federal Participation
Federal R&D support in 1998 is expected to be $66.6 billion, a 0.8-percent increase in real terms over 1997. The Federal share of support for the Nation's R&D first fell below 50 percent in 1978, and it remained between 45 and 50 percent until 1988. It then fell steadily, dropping from 42.6Āpercent in 1988 to a current all-time low of 30.2 percent projected for 1998.
The Federal Government is expected to perform $16.9 billion of R&D in 1998, a real increase of 0.2 percent from 1997. Federal agencies are estimated to account for 7.7 percent of national R&D performance in 1998, reflecting, again, a continual decline in the Federal performance share that began in the mid-1970s.
Participation of Universities, Nonprofit Organizations, and State Governments
Other R&D funds, provided by universities and colleges, state and local governments, and other nonprofit institutions, in combination, are expected to reach $10.3 billion in 1998, reflecting a 3.4-percent real increase over their 1997 level.
Universities and colleges, excluding academically administered FFRDCs, are expected to account for 11.6 percent ($25.7 billion) of national R&D performance in 1998; this is a moderate real increase (3.1 percent) over 1997.
R&D Separated into Basic Research, Applied Research, and Development
Of the projected $220.6 billion spent on R&D in 1998, $34.4 billion (or 15.6 percent) is expected to be for basic research, $49.8 billion (22.6Āpercent) for applied research, and $136.4Ābillion (61.8 percent) for development. In comparison with 1997, R&D performance in 1998 reflects a 2.4-percent real increase in basic research, a 6.2-percent real increase in applied research, and a 5.8-percent real increase in development.
The amount of basic research conducted as a proportion of total R&D varies enormously by sector. From 1970--98, basic research was between 62 and 67 percent of all university and college R&D (including university and college-administered FFRDCs). For industry R&D (excluding industry-administered FFRDCs) it has ranged between only 3 and 6 percent, and for Federal intramural R&D it has ranged between 13 and 17 percent. This maximum of 17 percent for basic research as a percentage of Federal R&D is expected for 1998, reflecting an upward trend that has been occurring since 1988.
Industry and industry-administered FFRDCs, combined, are expected to account for 25.0Āpercent ($8.6 billion) of the Nation's basic research performance in 1998. Universities and colleges are expected to account for 51.1 percent ($17.6Ābillion), and their FFRDCs for another 7.8Āpercent ($2.7Ābillion). The remaining basic research performance will be carried out by the Federal Government, comprising 8.3 percent ($2.9Ābillion) of the total, and by other nonprofit organizations and their affiliated FFRDCs-7.8Āpercent ($2.7 billion). While Federal Government performance of all R&D is expected to rise only 0.2 percent in real terms, Federal performance of basic research is expected to rise 4.2Āpercent.
R&D Performance by State
R&D is substantially concentrated in a small number of states. In 1995, California had the highest level of R&D expenditures-over $36Ābillion-representing approximately one-fifth of the $177 billion U.S. total. The six states with the highest levels of R&D expenditures-California, Michigan, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Texas (in decreasing order of magnitude)-accounted for approximately one-half of the entire national effort.
The 10 states with the highest R&D intensity (ratio of R&D to Gross State Product) in 1995 were, in descending order, New Mexico (8.1Āpercent), the District of Columbia, Michigan, Massachusetts, Maryland, Delaware, California, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Washington (the latter with an intensity of 3.5 percent)
U.S./International Comparisons
Due to the size of its economy, the United States spends more on R&D than any other country, though it does not spend as high a proportion of its economy on R&D as some other countries. In 1996, the most recent year for which comparable international data are available, the U.S. spent 2.57 percent of its GDP on R&D, compared to 2.77 percent spent by Japan in 1995 (the latest year's data available for that country), 2.32 by France, 2.28 by Germany, 1.94 by the United Kingdom, 1.66 by Canada, and 1.03 by Italy.
Nondefense R&D as a percent of GDP was 2.11 for the United States in 1996, which was lower than for Germany (2.20), and Japan (2.73 in 1995), but higher than for France (2.04 in 1995), the United Kingdom (1.71), Canada (1.63), and Italy (0.98 in 1995).
R&D Scientists and Engineers
The estimated number of scientists and engineers employed in 1995 on R&D activities in the United States is approximately 987,700. This figure reflects a 1.3-percent average annual increase from the 1993 level of 962,700. It reflects only a 2.1-percent annual increase over the 1985 figure of 801,900, the first year for which revised national tabulations are available.
In 1996, industry employed approximately 859,300 full-time equivalent (FTE) R&D scientists and engineers (S&Es). The industrial sector with the most R&D S&Es was transportation equipment, with 18.5 percent of the FTE total, mostly involving R&D on aircraft and missiles. Electrical equipment was the second-largest employer of R&D S&Es, with 15.2 percent, mostly involving R&D on electronic components such as computer chips. Chemical and allied products accounted for another 10.7 percent, and machinery, including office computers, accounted for another 10.2Āpercent. The next largest R&D S&E employment sector was in services, rather than manufacturing-computer and data processing services accounted for 9.4 percent of all industrial R&D S&Es.
In 1995, approximately 484,780 doctoral scientists and engineers were employed in the United States; 41.0 percent reported R&D as their primary work activity; teaching as a primary activity accounted for 22.1 percent; management/sales/administration, 16.4 percent; computer applications, 4.4 percent; and other professional services and activities, 16.2 percent.
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National R&D Performance Patternsby State
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It's as if the Angels don't quite know what to make of this race, so they ignore it.
With 21 games left, they trail the Texas Rangers by just 2 1/2 games after Monday's 7-3 win over the Seattle Mariners. It's right there in front of them, dangling inches from their noses, so why does it feel so hard to reach? Maybe because Texas has been teasing them with it all season long.
"Just when you think we're too far back, we win a few and they lose a few," pitcher Dan Haren said. "We're going to have to put on a little bit of a run. We've only got 20-or-so games left."
For more than four months, the Angels pitched brilliantly and could barely hit well enough to eke out as many wins as losses. Now that Haren and Jered Weaver have finally confirmed the fact that they're human, neither finding his best stuff consistently, the offense is erupting. The Angels mashed two more home runs Monday and have hit 44 since Aug. 1, more than all but three teams in the AL.
This team has been difficult to peg all season, so everybody seems to be taking a wait-and-see approach before declaring this race hot and heavy. There was no music playing in the Angels' clubhouse following Monday's win.
"It's just kind of business as usual, which I think is probably better than mentally grinding, agonizing over each and every thing," said rookie Mark Trumbo, who hit his 26th home run.
It's hard to trust this offensive surge, because the Angels have been through some serious troughs. But manager Mike Scioscia has been saying lately that his offense is as deep as it's been since the end of the 2009 season. It seems the addition of Mike Trout has injected the spark they were looking for. That works in two ways: Trout has generally been hot and, even when he doesn't get any hits, the guys competing against him for playing time seem to have awakened. Vernon Wells is batting .383 with eight extra-base hits in his past 12 games.
Now, if Weaver and Haren become Weaver and Haren again, this team could have something. Haren was about as bad as you can be and still walk off with a quality start Monday. He barely cracked 90 mph all evening and his off-speed stuff wasn't as sharp as it has been. These are the dog days, of course, but imagine how exhausting things would be if this team was out of contention.
"We're swinging the bats well right now," Haren said. "The pitching's been there all year and kind of taken a little step back, but if we put those two things together for the last three weeks, hopefully we're going to win a lot of games."
If that happens, maybe this will finally start to feel like the nip-and-tuck race the standings suggest.


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A scenario is a specific possibility. To plan on playing with a bunch of bear cubs is a scenario — a dumb one, but still a scenario.
When people are wondering what to do, they think of different scenarios. Moving to a big city is one scenario — moving to a tiny town is another. A football team has to plan for many scenarios, like the starting quarterback being injured. The government plans for hundreds of scenarios, such as natural disasters and attacks by terrorists. In literature, a scenario can mean a summing up of what's going on — what the situation is. A scenario is pretty similar to a situation, but a scenario hasn't happened yet and might not happen at all.
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n an outline or synopsis of a play (or, by extension, of a literary work)
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a written version of a play or other dramatic composition; used in preparing for a performance
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