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One day after we published a terrific guest column on how a BMJ news release sensationalized an observational study, with the headline "It's official: chocolate linked to heart health," NBC News kept dripping the chocolate hype.
The BMJ news release spawned countless news stories. Just look at what a Google search turns up.
On Twitter yesterday, BMJ deputy editor Trish Groves, seemingly defensive about guest blogger Kevin Lomangino's post, wrote:
"Hope you spotted that the press did report the caveats"
Clearly, not all did. Many did not.
Let the NBC TV network evening newscast stand as the latest, and probably best example of how editor Groves' comment misses the point.
I propose that there is no way that NBC News would have reported that story if the BMJ hadn't trumpeted it with that news release headline.
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Here's what NBC anchor Brian Williams said on the air in his tease at the commercial break prior to the story running:
"The science that just might justify an American addiction."
And the story lead-in went out of its way to justify why this was so important:
"Bona fide science. A real study of a lot of people."
NBC didn't assign health/medicine/science specialists Robert Bazell or Nancy Snyderman to this story, but, rather, a general assignment reporter, who, along with production help, trotted out tired old Forrest Gump clips ("Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're gonna get.") along with other ways to embellish the story.
Well, run, Forrest, run, because we DO know what we're gonna get most nights in network TV news health stories.
The NBC piece definitely stated:
"There are benefits… may decrease heart disease by as much as 37 percent."
The piece ended by quoting Mark Twain:
"The only way to keep your health is to eat what you don't want, drink what you don't like, and do what you'd rather not."
We will end by citing another Mark Twain quote – just substitute "network TV news" for "newspaper" – imagine if Twain had lived to see today's TV news:
"If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you read the newspaper, you're mis-informed."
Back in 2008, the editors of the journal PLoS Medicine wrote:
"Schwitzer's alarming report card of the trouble with medical news stories is thus a wake-up call for all of us involved in disseminating health research–researchers, academic institutions, journal editors, reporters, and media organizations–to work collaboratively to improve the standards of health reporting."
In this case, the BMJ, NBC News, and many other news organizations missed the wakeup call – or chose to ignore it.
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Ford Healthcare Systems (FHS), owned and operated by Jeanette and Dan Ford, is a nurse staffing firm headquartered in Chappell, Nebraska. The business began by covering a small area in western Nebraska but has grown to support clients in Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, and South Dakota. FHS currently staffs 90-110 shifts per week with roughly 100 employees, which include RNs, LPNs, and CNAs providing services to hospitals and other facilities.
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Jeanette, a CNA herself, had always done the scheduling on a whiteboard at the office, with color-coded markers for different clients and facilities.
"I really liked my whiteboard, but none of the employees could see it out in the field," Jeanette said. "It became a bigger communication problem as the size of the team grew."
Then FHS decided to expand into Wyoming, which meant more employees with whom to communicate, a new recruiting effort, and more complex nurse scheduling requirements. Dan began searching for an online nurse staff scheduling system which could provide:
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"Our employees really like receiving reminders and printing their schedules at home," Jeanette said. "I also can go in to any account and see an employee's schedule for the week or the month, which is really helpful."
Jeanette also began using the system for recruiting. Instead of filling out a paper-based application, candidates now use a Shiftboard-powered web registration form, which captures key information and populates Shiftboard with no data entry required.
- An always up-to-date view of the schedule — accessible from any browser by everyone or by a scheduler — where workers could confirm shifts themselves at desired days and times
- Integrated schedule reporting to summarize employee and client hours each billing cycle
- An easy-to-use system, since FHS employees had a broad range of computer literacy
"I can call references and review backgrounds, basically get past the first step of accepting or rejecting them, before having to take the time to meet with them," Jeanette said. "It saves me a lot of time, which I really like."
Dan Ford runs billing and payroll along with business development and client services. "Every Monday I print off reports of how many hours for how many facilities," he said. "I use these for billing statements, and for summaries of hours by employee to double-check the hours they are calling in. The built-in reporting has made it really handy for me."


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Google has seen its share of the UK search market fall to its lowest level in five years as competition from rivals, notably Microsoft's Bing service, continue to erode its lead.
Figures from Experian show that in December 2012 Google controlled 88.35 percent of the search market, down from 89.12 percent the month before and down from 91.15 percent in December 2011.
By contrast, Microsoft's Bing service saw its year-on-year share improve by 1.15 percent from 3.84 to 4.99 percent of the market. Yahoo also improved, up to 3.58 percent, a rise of 0.86 percent over the twelve month period.
Although the figures show Google has lost market share to its rivals, its huge share, at almost nine-tenth of the entire market, underlines its dominance in the sector.
"Clearly, Google still maintains a huge competitive edge over the other search engines in the UK market," said digital insights manager for Experian, James Murray. "There are seven times more searches conducted on Google sites than on all the other search engines combined."
Nevertheless, he said Microsoft was making good ground and its deals with the like of Facebook were positive news.
"This is encouraging news for Microsoft as Bing once again starts to gain some momentum and traction in the UK search market," he said. "Bing's availability across multiple Microsoft devices and becoming the default search engine on sites such as Facebook has also contributed to an increase in market share as the way in which consumers use search engines continues to diversify."
In the U.S., Google's search market share stood at 66.7 percent in December, down from 67 percent in November and up from 65.4 percent in December 2011.
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Knowing how important physical exercise is to keep Parkinson's at bay, I have taken to swimming on a regular basis, in the hope this will help retain my mobility for as long as possible. The other morning as I entered the Sports Center, I was practically accosted by a woman who appeared out of nowhere.
Making a good first impression and leaving your mark is important, but sometimes circumstances dictate an outcome different from what you had hoped for. A particular incident that happened to me a number of years ago comes to mind. I don't think I left the desired impression, but I'll let you be the judge of that...
The body takes a beating from constant symptoms, yet most patients I've come across, gallantly fight Parkinson's in silence each day, so it's no wonder our emotions are also affected. We feel bound by a code of honour to put on a brave face, smile when we can, and continue to sound positive to all those around us as this degenerative disease runs its course.
A few weeks ago, a member of my family was taken into hospital for an operation. Although thankfully not life threatening surgery, I desperately wanted to jump in the car there and then, and drive straight to the hospital. Frustratingly in my physical condition this was unrealistic. I couldn't go anywhere, and a few words of comfort over the phone was all I could offer.
Having Parkinson's and making a dinner party, requires military style organisation as many things have to be thought of. I try to choose a menu where most of the dishes can be prepared in advance, sticking to simple delicious fail-proof recipes I've made before which require little work and few ingredients.
We have our work cut out for us working together with a professional trainer, and the next few months are not going to be easy, but in the long term we will end up with a well-trained companion/assistance dog who will hopefully enrich our lives, give me better quality of life and help me get through each day.
As tough as it is for a patient to receive and come to terms with a new diagnosis, it is equally traumatic on the spouse/partner, who without any prior warning or consultation, is unceremoniously thrown into the role of caregiver. Many pick up this mantle without hesitation, out of loyalty, devotion and love, take on this arduous task.
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Sapphire and oval citrine pendants are among the list of items a housekeeper is accused of stealing from a town of Brookfield home as she worked.
The 36-year-old West Allis woman, who works for local cleaning service, was arrested Nov. 20 after a homeowner accused her of stealing items from a jewelry box between August and November, according to a town of Brookfield police report.
The case is now being reviewed by the Waukesha County District Attorney's Office; no charges had been filed as of Tuesday's press deadline.
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The homeowner placed a small, white cloth inside the jewelry box before housekeepers arrived at her home. After noticing the white cloth in different positions after each visit, the homeowner began recording which items were present and which were missing after each visit. The homeowner called the business owner, who confronted the two housekeepers assigned to the home; both denied taking any of the items.
Officers checked with West Allis pawn shops close to where one of the employees lives and found that the woman had pawned several of the homeowner's items, including a heart pendant valued at $795. The employee had signed documents and provided a valid driver's license for all of the transactions. The homeowner identified the missing items through pictures taken after each transaction at the pawn shops. Some of the gold jewelry already had been melted down by the time police attempted to retrieve it.
The woman is accused of stealing 14-karat gold necklaces, charms, earrings, a gemstone ruby and diamond tennis bracelet, a sapphire pendant and an oval citrine pendant.
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Davis is located west of Sacramento in the Central Valley. With a Central Valley location, Davis can get fairly warm in the summer. Davis hosts one of the campuses of the University of California.
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Hi Steve, good tips on the campus of UCDavis. My son spent four years there and has been a practicing veterinarian for the last eight years. I know the hotels in the area quite well. lol Larry
Hey Steve, Davis will be a new stop on the Amgen Tour of California this year. Seems like a no brainer to make this famous bicycle town a stop for a cycling road race. Great new tips...
It is a pleasure to view recent pictures of Davis where I spent a year in 1980! Always a bike town, I see!
Practical tips on Davis! Good info on UCD Vet/Med School, which is known to be a top-tier school.
Nice new page! I never heard of "reparking"... here in Monterey the signs say cars must be moved 150 feet, and the computerized meter maid mobiles ensure compliance.
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Ring Dance #2/ CORE, which was at the west end of State St. on Percival Landing in 2012, is now mounted permanently in a street-side parklet near the NE corner of Fourth and Franklin Streets in Olympia. In the daytime its shadow walks across the sidewalk and climbs the building to the east. At night the streetlights print two copies of the piece in shadows on the wall. I'm honored to see the piece out on its own in the world.
All the Ring Dance pieces are based on the abstract arrangement of circular elements. They are fabricated using a procedure that avoids pre-thinking what the result will look like. I collaborate with the elements and processes, adding them one by one to the piece, and sometimes in repeating clusters. As an overall thrust surfaces I work to enhance that. The process is unnerving at times. I don't know how it will come out and that can make me anxious. Continuing anyway leads to final pieces I could never have imagined in advance. So I proceed.
The new pieces, Ring Dance numbers six, seven, eight, and nine, are the result of a series of interwoven creative experiments based on rings made by slicing pipe, and a "staple" form made from a length of heavy channel iron. I wondered what would happen if I introduced the linear, masculine element of the staple, mixing it in with the rings. I also began experimenting with opening the rings so that they could intersect in new ways.
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And despite an international ban on the trade of ivory, prices are rising and the slaughter is worsening; in 2013 more than 20,000 elephants were killed for their ivory.To commemorate the third annual World Elephant Day, National Geographic presents some of our most powerful images of the endangered animal over the past century.In this photo, an elephant in Samburu National Reserve in Kenya stands tall among her herd.Text by Gloria Dickie, Photo Editing by Kathy Moran Photograph by Michael Nichols, National Geographic Creative Nothing New Beginning in the 19th century, European and American demand for ivory products—everything from billiard balls to piano keys—soared. This photograph from 1912 shows a bull elephant that was killed in a hunting expedition. Photograph by Carl E. Akeley, National Geograhpic White Gold Two men pose with the largest elephant tusks in the world, nearly twice their height, in Zanzibar, Tanzania, in the early 1900s. As elephant populations decline, wildlife officials note that they're confiscating smaller and smaller tusks—some even coming from babies. Photograph by A. C. Gomes and CO., National Geographic Balancing Act Once a popular circus act, the use of elephants in show business has come under scrutiny in recent years. Perhaps the most famous circus elephant of all was Jumbo, a 19th-century male African bush elephant. Orphaned at a young age, Jumbo was exported to a Paris zoo before finding his way to the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, an American circus company billed as "The Greatest Show on Earth." He was killed by a train in 1885 in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. Photograph by Atwell, H. A., National Geographic Timber Trade A man rides an elephant through recently cleared land in Ceylon, a British colony that later became modern-day Sri Lanka. Timber elephants have been employed in logging operations for hundreds of years (see "Thailand's Urban Giants"), but industrialization and animal rights concerns have slowly phased out elephant laborers in most regions. Today a small pocket of logging elephants remains in the forests of Myanmar. Photograph by Alexander Graham Bell, National Geographic By the River A herd of protected elephants forages and drinks in India's Kaziranga National Park. The Asian elephant is typically smaller than the African elephant, and females often lack tusks, offering them some protection from poachers. Photograph by Steve Winter, National Geographic Creative Stampede Hundreds of elephants thunder across a burned-out section of the Sudd Swamp in Sudan. In the dry season, much of the swamp succumbs to bush fires, creating dust clouds that swell during seasonal migrations. Photograph by George Steinmetz, National Geographic Creative Baby Steps Sheltered by older relatives, a newborn elephant slowly crosses the Ewaso Ngiro River in Kenya's Samburu National Reserve. Most elephants won't reach full maturity until they're between 10 and 15 years old. Photograph by Michael Nichols, National Geographic Creative Children at Play Adolescent elephants lock tusks on the savannas of Samburu, Kenya, watched closely by family members. Socializing—including play fighting—is essential to elephant life. Photograph by Michael Nichols, National Geographic Creative Mud Bath At the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, orphaned elephants paint themselves in terra-cotta-colored mud—a refreshing ritual that keeps the bugs away and protects them from the scorching African sun. And of course, the muddy "me time" is an elephant's version of fun. Photograph by Michael Nichols, National Geographic Creative Charge and Retreat An elephant matriarch clashes with an intruder near Botswana's Chobe River. Photograph by Chris Johns, National Geographic Sniffing Out Danger In rural Africa, elephants are often seen as a nuisance. A herd can destroy an entire season's crops in a matter of minutes, creating immense hardship for subsistence farmers who depend on a bountiful harvest for their livelihood and survival. With elephant-proof fences falling out of their price range, many farmers opt for a lethal solution. The snare pictured above, though intended for crop raiders like antelope, sometimes takes other victims. Photograph Michael Nichols, National Geographic Creative All That Remains A man gingerly strokes the desiccated hide of an African elephant in Bouba Ndjidah National Park, Cameroon. The mass slaughter of 650 elephants in the park in February 2012 was considered one of the largest in decades. This past fall, poachers used cyanide to poison a Zimbabwean water hole, killing an additional 300 elephants. Photograph by Brent Stirton, National Geographic/Getty Images Blood Ivory To keep the ivory from the black market, a ranger hacks the tusks off a bull elephant killed illegally in Amboseli National Park, Kenya. It's estimated that, worldwide, two wildlife rangers are killed in the line of duty every week due to increasingly violent clashes with poachers. Photograph by Brent Stirton, National Geographic/Getty Images Guardian Angels Green-coated keepers at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya stand watch over baby Shukuru during the rainy season, just as her mother would have in the wild. Keepers fashion XXXL raincoats for the orphaned elephants out of pieces of tents to protect them from the cold. 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Eileen Frances Stevens (born January 7, 1982) is a voice actress for the English-language dub of the Pokémon anime.
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Stevens joined the cast during the eleventh season. Her first role on the show was Spring in Tanks for the Memories!. In the Best Wishes series, she acquired her most important role yet, providing the voice of Iris. Her most other notable roles include Zorua, Jupiter, Lyra, and Elesa.
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Known for making fine horses and riders, coach/teacher and clinician Susan Tomasini focuses on her mission of training and riding with a "Soft Feel". We define Soft Feel as "the Language of Lightness in the conversation between horse and rider". Her lessons, clinics and training all reflect this pursuit.
Susan has developed Fusion Horsemanship® with the goal of "Taking You Back to the Future of Excellent Horsemanship". She teaches horses (and their riders) to move with softness and self carriage using a combination of Classical Horsemanship and the Western Tradition. Schooling and coaching focuses on developing a sound, athletic and content horse.
As a founding partner of Cowboy Dressage World and an Advisor for Cowboy Dressage trainers and clinicians, she has gained a reputation for rapid, effective results based upon her unique communication style and deep knowledge.
All teaching and training is "Purpose Driven". You will not only learn what to do, and how to do it, but the WHY behind every element and pattern.
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Antibody Wanna Dance: A fundraiser for photographer Erik Hess
Erik Hess
Chances are that you've probably never heard of Erik Hess. But if you keep up at all on the local music scene, and especially if you read this blog, then you've no doubt seen his photography before. Hess is one of our nightlife's most vibrant and prolific voices; on any given night, he's likely out and about, snapping photos and documenting the Twin Cities' best parties and concerts.
And now Hess needs our help.
Hess suffers from a rare immunodeficiency disease known as Common Variable Immunodeficiency, or CVID, and he's against the fence with with his medical bills. So his numerous friends and collaborators from the music community have organized a benefit, called Antibody Wanna Dance, set to take place at the Turf Club on Saturday, May 25.
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CVID essentially inhibits the body from fighting off infections, and without regular hospital treatments, it can be debilitating, if not fatal. Hess, who works as a freelance photographer, receives federal support through the PCIP (Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan), but the exorbitant out-of-pocket maximums have long since become unmanageable--to the point that treatments eat up more than half his yearly income. Add to that the fact that he recently had to have his gall bladder removed, and you can begin to understand his plight.
Antibody Wanna Dance, which was organized by Hess himself and handful of friends, including Pink Mink singer Christy Hunt, kicks off at 7 p.m. with an auction of his photography. There will be music upstairs and in the Clown Lounge, headlined with sets by Mark Mallman and Aby Wolf (plus a "secret special guest"--ooh la la!) and DJ sets by Lady Heat. Ian Rans and Mike Fotis will serve as the evening's hosts.
Entry is $10, with proceeds going to Hess's medical bills. Hess will also be appearing on Cities 97 this Sunday at 10 p.m., and his work is currently on display at Namaste Cafe in Uptown through the end of the month.
Below, check out a full list of music set times for the benefit, plus a selection of Hess's photography:
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What's better than a smile? Sharing and spreading that smile. Last month New York City was transformed when passers-by were surprised by exchanging transatlantic laughs with folks in London. Take a look: But now we want to share those fantastic moments by giving away Toshiba Encore tablets…and we're looking for you to put a smile … Read more
Skype's Pursuit of the Perfect Video Call
The debut of Skype video calls forever changed how the world communicates. But, at Skype, we were never satisfied with just being able to make a video call. As people were still marveling at the "Wow, I can see you on my computer" moment, we had already set out to pioneer an ever richer and … Read more
Skype Blog Restored, No Customer Information Compromised
On Jan. 1, 2014, we became aware of a targeted cyber-attack that led to access to Skype's social media properties on Facebook, Twitter and this blog. We quickly reset the credentials used to manage these properties. No user information was compromised, and Skype's service was not affected. For more information about the steps we're taking … Read more
Track Santa With Skype!
How does Santa Claus manage to visit so many houses in a single night? Where is he now? How much longer until he gets here? Since 1955, resourceful parents have answered their children's Santa questions by tracking St. Nick's journey on North American Aerospace Defense Command's ("NORAD's") array of radar, jets, and satellites. This year, … Read more
Like Fashion? Learn from the Experts With Skype!
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Blue Ocean Law is a boutique international law practice providing a broad range of legal services for governmental, intergovernmental, and nongovernmental clients in Guam, Micronesia, and greater Oceania. The Asia-Pacific region is fast becoming the most relevant geopolitical theater with its ascendancy as the world's most dynamic economic zone and with complex problems like climate change beginning to confront the international community with singular urgency.
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We initially approached Blue Ocean Law to assist us with implementing international agreements executed by the governments of Palau, the Marshall Islands, and the Federated States of Micronesia. We were extremely impressed by Julian's knowledge of international law and the rights and obligations of state parties to international agreements. Also, we wanted to engage a lawyer actually familiar with the Micronesian islands, and preferably one who was licensed in one or more of our three jurisdictions. We found that in Attorney Aguon. After close collaboration with stakeholders in both industry and government, Julian successfully devised an intergovernmental statutory framework that enables the Commission to more simply and uniformly regulate commercial ocean shipping.
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Julian Aguon delivers constitutional law training to Pacific Island judges from Palau, the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, and American Samoa.
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Julie Hunter and Julian Aguon present at the 34th General Assembly of the Association of Pacific Island Legislatures, in Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia.
Pohnpei, FSM. On July 8, 2015, Julie Hunter and Julian Aguon gave a legal presentation to the member states and ......... read more »
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Julian Aguon gives presentation on deep sea mining at the University of Hawai`i-Manoa.
Honolulu, HI. On April 4, 2015, Julian Aguon delivered a presentation on behalf of Pacific civil society at Malama K......... read more »
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Julian Aguon, a native son of Guam, lived many lives before becoming an international attorney. A prolific writer, gospel singer, human rights campaigner, and international relief worker who has worked, among others, with Mother Teresa's Homes for the Dying and Destitute in India, Julian's truest and most enduring impulse has been the pursuit of understanding......


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"always reliable and good value; a buzzy venue"
"The Charlotte Street branch of this chain is particularly good. Attentive service goes with good, sensibly priced food."
"the 8 course tasting menu was superb. 6 of the 8 wines on the wine flight were great choices too."
"Nice local pub with a welcoming atmosphere. Somewhat uninspired menu but good enough food for a relaxed dinner on the lovely terrace."
"one of the best sushi bars in soho, no questions. it's not real sushi like Eat Tokyo but it's great street/fast food."
"Very good food - great aromas and flavours. The new restaurant is better than the old Chelsea venue. Great location .... It's not cheap, but then it is top quality."
"Great french patisserie"
"At the Artichoke you are always guaranteed top-class dining, the superb cooking reinforced by front-of-house staff who are properly trained, responsive and enthusiastic about the food they present to the diners, unlike the one-star place in Leeds we visited recently, and by perfectly matched wines with the tasting menu selected by the always excellent restaurant manager/head sommelier Matteo. Laurie Gear and his sous-chef Ben Jenkins are constantly devising new combinations of ingredients to add to their store of successes and cleverly reflecting the best of seasonal produce, and the tasting menu is a perfect example of this. The home-made bread was well up to standard and came in very handy to mop up any last drops of the super sauces and purées. The amuse-bouche of white onion and cider soup with nettle pesto began the tasting menu on a high note which was held in perfect pitch throughout the meal. The starters were uniformly excellent - artistically presented smoked haddock in a brilliant combination with horseradish sauce, a selection of heritage beetroot, radishes and a decoration of microherbs; followed by delicious Lyme Bay crab, three varieties of Isle of Wight tomatoes and passion fruit seeds; perfectly roasted Isle of Skye scallops with a lovely heritage carrot purée, peanut-fed ham and a striking pork and shellfish tarragon dressing; and, finally, a top-drawer asparagus dish blending asparagus tips with a duck egg sabayon, morels, Lancashire bomb cheese and surprising rye bread cubes to deliver another lip-smackingly good plate. This led on to a splendid fish dish of halibut in an historic oyster and champagne sauce and flanked by sea vegetables and Jersey royal new potatoes. We both chose hogget as our main dish, the meat tender and with the proper taste of the yearling sheep and this was complemented by amazing sweetbreads, white sprouting broccoli, borlotti beans, lovely gravy and a white garlic and olive pesto adding to the richness. We had no qualms about the two desserts to follow as all the dishes had been so well balanced with each other and the service so immaculately paced to match our particular intake. Orange was the theme of the palate cleanser and the orange cream, sherbert and crystallised rind more than adequately met the requirements and the rhubarb galette with a pastry cream that was equal to the slightly sharp rhubarb sorbet, caramelised white chocolate underpinned by an element of ginger brought the feast to a climactic finale. Once again a triumph!"
"Welcome to the universal food experience , were the textures , colours and the freshest ingredients are put together in a way that i can only say its magical, well presented and cooked to perfection , the service is one of the best in london so far ."
"Not very atmospheric - service "OK" - in fact it's just "OK" - nothing more."
The Observer's critic-in-chief heads to Manchester to try out the new Hawksmoor and stumbles across a veggie dining room, 1847, serving great food – well, apart from the desserts. Read our roundup of restaurant news in Manchester and enter our Hawksmoor Manchester competition.
Meanwhile the Guardian's Marina O'Laughlin pays a visit to the much gushed about Kitty Fisher's
Everyone else love, love, loves it but Marina can't help but feel she's ended up at a house party she wasn't quite invited to, particularly as the restaurant staff seem allergic to answering the phone. We can attest to that having called them on at least 10 occasions without success.
The award for most ferocious review this week has to go to The Sunday Times's A A Gill
The critic has a thing or two to say about Mayfair's 'ridiculously overpriced' Mexican, Peyote, including: "...fiddly, neurotic preparation with pale, polite taste and silly, parsimonious sharing plates that aren't bounteous or fun and are more like eating the catering pitch for a drug cartel's wedding."
Over at The Times, Giles Coren gives his opinion on Russian-imported pizza chain Bocconcino
"Bocconcino isn't a bad restaurant. It just isn't a necessary restaurant." At £202 for pizza and pasta it's not hard to see why Mr Coren might feel that way – mind you, a £46 bottle of wine probably helped nudge the bill up.
And last but not least, Ms Maschler reviews Brindisa's new Morada Asador
The Standard's long-standing critic heads to the latest outpost of this tapas chain (in Soho) and finds the meats are the reason to flock here – from the 'delectable' milk-fed lamb to the Secreto Iberico.
5 summer terraces
Tip – Try to get there before the post-work crowd!
Just about everyone in London has supped a glass of vino at one time or another at this "one-of-a-kind" ancient wine bar, by Embankment tube; the food – cheese, cold cuts, hot dishes, salads – is "nothing special", but the cave-like interior is "amazing", and it has one of the West End's nicest (and biggest) outdoor terraces.
Tip – Our survey feedback on this Marylebone hotel was less than flattering last year, but the terrace is delightful on a sunny day. Go for brunch/lunch outside where the no bookings policy means you might actually be able to get a table!
"Full of Z-listers, models and wannabe movers-and-shakers", this achingly hip Marylebone yearling is "so overhyped" it's hilarious. It's undoubtedly a "gorgeous-looking" place and "fun" too (especially if you like people-watching), but you pay "silly money" for service that's "confused" (going on "obnoxious"), and food for which "mediocre would be a flattering description".
Tip – Go for one of their seasonal summer cocktails using Ognisko's own house-infused vodkas.
"The old-fashioned dining room is a delight", at this émigrés club near the Science Museum, which also boasts "a wonderful rear terrace, on a garden square"; Jan Woroniecki's year-old regime doesn't please all its old regulars, but the "hearty" Polish fare and "exotic house cocktails" were well-rated this year.
Tip – The Waterside Garden is open until September and available for private events.
With its beautiful canal-side terrace, this "buzzy" arts centre brasserie is ideal in summer, especially on business; realisation of the dishes – meat in particular – can be "wonderful", but can also be "way off-the-mark".
Tip – Book for lunch or an early dinner if you want to bag a table. They say they accept walk-ins, but it's a rarity.
You need to be "Prince William or Lady Gaga to get a table before 2050", at the Ivy's new, all-day west London cousin (on the site that in the late '80s was famous as Henry J Beans). "Like the original Ivy, the food's not the point" – in fact, it's really "dreary" here – "it's the beautiful design and glorious, not-so-secret garden that make it a sublime addition to the King's Road".
5 tip top rooftops
"You can't argue with the view from the 39th floor!"; this dazzling City eyrie combines "amazing vistas and outside spaces" with "heavenly" Japanese/South American fusion fare – "incredibly fresh, zingy flavours, blended with panache". And yet… for some reporters "everything is slick, it looks brilliant, but it lacks heart and soul", not helped by the merciless prices.
"A surprise find in the City, especially on top of a hotel" – the D&D London's rooftop venture is a superb all-rounder, complete with "great views" and an outside terrace; the fish-heavy menu is "elegantly realised", and the set-up is "super for business – calm, smart and efficient".
Fans of this five-story old Georgian townhouse in Smithfield (with summer roof terrace) love its "classy, tranquil and smooth" style, and "funky" cooking; its ratings are dragged down though by refuseniks who say "it's not as good as expected, and too expensive"
The "stunning rooftop terrace", and "impressive basement dining room" both win praise for Sir Terence Conran's "chilled" Shoreditch operation; its "professional" cuisine is well-rated too, although "tiny" portions are a bugbear.
With its "stunning rooftop garden", this well-known D&D London venue is "perfect for business entertaining" and – especially in summer – something of "a City boy power-lunch extravaganza"; the food is "acceptable but dull" – "if they really sorted it out, it would be one of London's top spots".
5 beer gardens of note
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This "quaint riverside tavern has so much charm and history" – not to mention a big terrace, and fab river views over to the O2 – and makes "a refreshing escape from Canary Wharf" (a short walk away); "the food's fancy for a pub, if not quite in the upper echelons for a gastropub".
"It's high time Strand-on-the-Green had a decent pub!" – this refurbished boozer enjoys "a great setting by the Thames" and cooking that's "very promising".
With its "fashionable looks", "eclectic mix of seating" and "delightful garden", this "friendly" large pub has brightened up the grungy environs of Hammersmith Town Hall; quibbles? – service is "charming but can be wayward".
"A boon if you've got a young family, but adults are well-catered-for too!" – Paul Merrett's "lovely", large gastropub is "hidden away in residential Sheen, near Richmond Park"; "kids get to run around in the enclosed garden" (with playground), while others enjoy the "high quality" cooking.
"Strangely rustic in feel for somewhere in deepest Chiswick" – this tucked-away hostelry is "one of the best in West London"; the cooking is "surprisingly interesting and sophisticated", the service is a veritable "charm offensive", and the set-up works well both in winter (wood panels, fire, sofas) and summer ("luscious beer garden").
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The Foodification of Brooklyn
Where gentrification is concerned, restaurants are the new art galleries.
While New York maps the Bowery's transition from gritty to gourmet, the Brooklyn Paper coins the word "foodification" to describe gentrifiers like Farm on Adderley and Roberta's. Says a sociologist: "You used to have artists moving in and opening galleries, now there are foodies moving in and opening up cafes." [Brooklyn Paper]


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Obama says he is a Christian yet as a liberal he thinks he is GOD, says homosexuality is ok, says abortion is ok, says racism is ok, actions speak louder than words
finally: his policies are communist at worst socialist at best
Sentiment: Strong Sell
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Let's seeee....This is as opposed to a Cult worshiper who believes in magic underwear, multiple wives and baptizing the dead? I'll take the Christian. HEH!
The fool is muslim & (O)ne (B)ig (A)$$ (M)istake (A)merica
Satan u are a LIAR.....try pure truth ... who is telling the truth... let God's word be our truth....Did u read the Mormon bible that teaches Jesus and Satan r brothers? A lie str8 out of Hell...
Obama Saved America! God Bless Our Christian Brother OBAMA... God will deal with you Mormon Followers soon....
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0bama is a Christian and I'm a Martian
0bama is a Christian and I'm a Martian
This is a FINANCIAL board. Don't you people have some religious board where somebody that actually cares about your religious views will read your comments? Your words are largely wasted here. Please comment on BAC or go away.
And you are a jackass.
Sentiment: Buy
There is no God you fools. It is an old trick to control the masses.


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3DLABS Semiconductor has today announced the immediate availability of its Linux 2.6.21 based Software Development Kit (SDK).
The kit provides a suite of development tools and production ready applications, CODECs and libraries bringing the latest open source innovations to developers and device makers using 3DLABS' DMS-02 processor. The SDK provides a suite of development tools and production ready applications, CODECs and libraries that take full advantage of the underlying features and performance of the DMS processor, including audio, video and imaging decoders and encoders, media player and framework, photo browser, 2D/3D libraries including OpenGL ES 1.1, DirectFB and support for GTK+, imaging and camera processing, and a GUI toolkit for user experiences.
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When I get out of the car and close the door, within 23 seconds the car locks itself. Very inconvenient and Infuriating! If I want my car to be locked, I will lock it. I would also like to disable the bells and whistles that go off as part of the anti-theft system.
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- Bear Hangs' "Bare Necessities"
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- A Little Insight on NEPA
– August 17, 2015
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Mount Wilson
- Elevation:14,246 feet (16th highest)
- Maps:USGS Quads: Mount Wilson and Dolores Peak
Trails Illustrated® – TOPO Map #141
Click here to purchase Trails Illustrated® maps for this route.
- Contact:USFS, Mancos-Dolores Ranger District, (970) 882-7296.
Recommended Route
Navajo Lake Basin to Southwest Ridge- use of this route will help to reduce impacts to this Fourteener's fragile alpine environment. Click on the following link for detailed route information including pictures, maps, and elevation profiles.
Route Information and Additional Resources
From Telluride, take CO-145 S to Lizard Head Pass. Continue for 5.1 miles and turn right onto FR 535. At 5 miles, pass the Kilpacker Road intersection. Continue 2 more miles to reach the Navajo Lake Trailhead Entrance. Turn right to find the parking area.
From the trailhead, it is 4.5 miles to Navajo Lake. Follow the route to the upper east end of the basin where at about 12,200, the turnoff to Mount Wilson is visible. Follow the Mt. Wilson trail and traverse southwest below the ridge. At about 14,100, climb a gully that runs to the top of the NW ridge to the summit of Mount Wilson.
The above information does not replace the need to consult additional maps and Colorado Fourteener Guidebooks for more detailed route descriptions. We suggest checking multiple resources before departing on any hike. Keep in mind that not all guidebooks list this recommended route and that each guidebook's description or route name may vary slightly.
Peak Specific Environmental and Safety Concerns
Visitors are encouraged to climb these peaks in the early summer season so as to travel mainly on snow to reduce impacts. Travel on snow and rock instead of the tundra wherever possible.
This route enters the Lizard Head Wilderness Area. Group size may not exceed 15. Dogs must be kept under control and at least 100 feet from streams and lakes.
Helmets, crampons or spikes, and ice axes are recommended, as the route crosses many steep, snow-covered gullies.