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Great Lakes Conflagration: Second Congo War, 1998-2003by Tom Cooper
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Great Lakes Conflagration' is the second in two volumes covering military operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) at the turn from the 21st century. This volume explores developments in the DRC that led to the outbreak of violence in August 1998, and systematically details the continued build-up and status of the Congolese, Rwandan and Ugandan armies,
Great Lakes Conflagration' is the second in two volumes covering military operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) at the turn from the 21st century. This volume explores developments in the DRC that led to the outbreak of violence in August 1998, and systematically details the continued build-up and status of the Congolese, Rwandan and Ugandan armies, as well as the forces of Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe and other African countries that were sucked into the conflict.
Recounted is the Rwandan attempt to topple the government of Laurent Kabila through an operation that saw a redeployment of some of best Rwandan units from Kigali and Goma to the western DRC, resulting in a series of fierce air-land clashes with Zimbabwean and Angolan forces and culminating in the Battle of Kinshasa. Also described is the fighting along what became the 'Eastern Front' in the DRC, as Zimbabwean and allied troops attempted to stop Rwandan, Ugandan and rebel advances out of Kivu Province in the direction of the Congo River through 1998 and 1999.
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All the protagonists deployed their best military units, their best equipment and some of their best military commanders, yet despite their best efforts, and hampered by in-fighting, the conflict ultimately resulted in a stalemate which dragged on for a further three years while negotiations bogged down.
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this is a brief, yet well written and informative work. It covers a period of time when Burundi, Rwanda, and Uganda fought against Angola, Namibia, Chad, and Zimbabwe fought a war for the control of the Congo. The stories of massacres, mass rapes, and international looting of the Congo was given minimal coverage in the news due to the medias infatuation with President Clinton's affairs. This book gives coverage to both sides and point out that both sides had blood on their hands.


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Matt Ryan net worth and salary: Matt Ryan is an American football player who has a net worth of $20 million dollars and salary of $11.5 million. Born in Exton, Pennsylvania, Matt Ryan excelled at multiple sports in high school, but was most recognized for his work on the football field. He was a three-time All-League selection among other honors. He went on to play for Boston College, where he continued to excel, and received numerous honors both for his ability on the field and in the classroom. He was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in 2008, and quickly established himself as an excellent quarterback, with his first pass in an NFL game resulting in a touchdown. Since then he has gone on to be named AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, PFWA Offensive Rookie of the Year, NFC Offensive Player of the Month (November 2010), and he was a Pro-Bowl selection in 2010. He also holds multiple Falcons franchise records, including records in passing, attempts, and completions in a single season.
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SALVADOR, Brazil — They captured the eyes and hearts of a suddenly awakened soccer nation, who gathered in unprecedented numbers to watch the world's game.
But the end of the ride came at the exact same point as four years ago: with an overtime loss in the World Cup's round of 16.
Kevin De Bruyne finally beat goalkeeper Tim Howard in the third minute of extra time, Romelu Lukaku scored 12 minutes later to give Belgium a two-goal lead, and the Red Devils hung on for a 2-1 victory Tuesday.
"It's heartbreaking," Howard said. "I don't think we could have given it more."
Before exiting, the U.S. showed the spunk that captured America's attention. Julian Green, at 19 the youngest player on the U.S. roster, stuck out his right foot to volley in Michael Bradley's pass over the defense in the 107th minute, two minutes after entering the game.
They nearly tied it up in the 114th, when Clint Dempsey peeled off the ball and was stopped point-blank by goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois after being fed by Bradley on a free kick.
But it wasn't enough, and U.S. players fell to the field at the final whistle in their all-white uniforms like so many crumpled tissues.
"You get to this point and these games are always about a play here and play there," Bradley said.
The Americans advanced from a difficult first-round group that included Germany, Portugal and Ghana to reach the knockout rounds of consecutive World Cups for the first time. Four years ago, they were eliminated in South Africa by Ghana 1-0 on a goal in the third minute of overtime.
Fans who had made the trek south of the equator chanting "I believe that we will win!" could hardly believe they lost, extending a World Cup winless streak against European nations to nine games over 12 years.
The crowd of 51,227 at Arena Fonte Nova appeared to be about one third pro-U.S., with 10 percent backing the Belgians and the rest neutral. Back home, millions watched across the United States in offices, homes and public gatherings that includes a huge crowd in Chicago's Soldier Field.
At some large financial firms in Manhattan, 70-inch screens were brought in for employees to watch. President Barack Obama joined about 200 staffers in an Executive Office Building auditorium to watch the second half.
"I believe!" he exclaimed as he walked in at the front of the hall. "I believe!"
That sparked a chorus of the chant, and as Obama took a front-row seat, he said sheepishly: "I was worried that if I walked in and Belgium scored, I'd get in trouble."
Howard, playing the finest game of his career, stopped a dozen shots with his legs and arms to keep the Americans even through regulation and force an additional 30 minutes. He wound up with 16 saves.
In its first World Cup under Jurgen Klinsmann, the U.S. had promised to play attacking soccer. But once again the Americans had trouble maintaining possession and for much of the night it seemed as if the field were tilted.
Howard, at 35 one of the American veterans, kept saving his team.
But when Matt Besler lost his balance on an attack down the right, Lukaku sped in alone and crossed in front of the goal. The ball rebounded off a defender, and De Bruyne controlled it, spun and beat Howard just over his right foot.
Then with the U.S. pushing for an equalizer, De Bruyne burst ahead and fed Lukaku. He slotted the ball past Howard, his Everton teammate, seeming to put the Red Devils out of reach.
But Green, among five German-Americans on the U.S. roster and a surprise pick, woke up the team and its fans with his first touch of the game, setting off raucous chants of "U-S-A! U-S-A!" But there would be no final comeback this time.
Chris Wondolowski had a chance to win it in stoppage time when Jermaine Jones flicked the ball to him at the top of the 6-yard box, but with Courtois coming out Wondolowski put the ball over the crossbar.
''The dream falls short, but this is an incredible group," Howard said, "and we'll never forget this night."
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REDMOND, Wash., Nov. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Microsoft Corp. today announced that Windows and Windows Live President Steven Sinofsky will be leaving the company and that Julie Larson-Green will be promoted to lead all Windows software and hardware engineering. Tami Reller retains her roles as chief financial officer and chief marketing officer and will assume responsibility for the business of Windows. Both executives will report directly to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
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"I am grateful for the many years of work that Steven has contributed to the company," Ballmer said. "The products and services we have delivered to the market in the past few months mark the launch of a new era at Microsoft. We've built an incredible foundation with new releases of Microsoft Office, Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, Microsoft Surface, Windows Server 2012 and 'Halo 4,' and great integration of services such as Bing, Skype and Xbox across all our products. To continue this success it is imperative that we continue to drive alignment across all Microsoft teams, and have more integrated and rapid development cycles for our offerings."
"It is impossible to count the blessings I have received over my years at Microsoft. I am humbled by the professionalism and generosity of everyone I have had the good fortune to work with at this awesome company," Sinofsky said.
Since 1993, Larson-Green has worked on and led some of the most successful products for Microsoft, including the user experiences for early versions of Internet Explorer, and helped drive the thinking behind the refresh of the user experience for Microsoft Office. For Windows 7 and Windows 8 she was responsible for program management, user interface design and research, as well as development of all international releases. She has a master's degree in software engineering from Seattle University and a bachelor's degree in business administration from Western Washington University. In her new role she will be responsible for all future Windows product development in addition to future hardware opportunities.
"Leading Windows engineering is an incredible challenge and opportunity, and as I looked at the technical and business skills required to continue our Windows trajectory — great communication skills, a proven ability to work across product groups, strong design, deep technical expertise, and a history of anticipating and meeting customer needs — it was clear to me that Julie is the best possible person for this job, and I'm excited to have her in this role," Ballmer said.
Reller joined Windows in 2007 from the Microsoft Dynamics Division where she held a number of leadership positions. She began her career in technology at Great Plains Software in 1984 while still in college, and was the company's chief financial officer at the time the company was acquired by Microsoft in 2001. She has a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Minnesota State University Moorhead and an MBA from St. Mary's College in Moraga, Calif. In her expanded role she will assume the lead in driving business and marketing strategy for Windows devices, including Surface and partner devices, in addition to her current marketing and finance responsibilities.
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Handheld oscilloscope evaluations
For the past two weeks, I've been evaluating four handheld oscilloscopes. They are:
* AEMC OX 7104-C (Go to the review)
* Agilent U1604A (Go to the review)
* Fluke 199C (Go to the review)
* Protek 860 (Go to the review)
Tektronix also makes a handheld oscilloscope, the THS700 series, but the company chose not to participate in the evaluation. (As I post reviews for the four oscilloscopes, I'll make their links live.)
Tomorrow, I'll begin reporting my results, starting with AEMC. I hope to post one evaluation each day this week. I'm just waiting for a computer upgrade to complete the software evaluations. Fluke will follow AEMC. Agilent and Protek will come out together for reasons that will be made clear.
To perform the evaluations, I used an Agilent 33220A, a 20-MHz function generator that Agilent provided without my asking. After posting the oscilloscope reviews, I'll post a review of the 33220A. I'll also post a table of oscilloscope features that I consider important.
Often, what makes a difference in the purchase of an instrument isn't the banner features, but rather the little things. For example, the ease of changing the battery or ease in viewing the screen outdoors can sway decision. Size and weight matter, too.
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About Menton
Menton, Chef Barbara Lynch's Fort Point fine dining restaurant, is the final concept to complete her Fort Point trifecta and joins neighbors Sportello and Drink. Located in FP3, the AIA award-winning luxury condominium complex, Menton radiates an understated elegance and offers several beautiful spaces to dine including the 60-seat dining room, a 12-seat Chef's Table, and the 45-seat private dining room.
The restaurant, a glamorous expression of fine dining, was designed by Cheryl and Jeffrey Katz of C&J Katz and features a subtle palette of grays with touches of silver and black. The cuisine of Menton displays the talent for precision and visual artistry across two seasonal tasting menus and a la carte selections for dinner daily, and a more casual a la carte menu for lunch Wednesday - Friday.
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
French, Italian
Hours of Operation:
Dining Room
Tuesday - Saturday: 5:30-10:00
Sunday - Monday: 5:30-9:00
The Gold Bar
Tuesday - Saturday: 5:00-11:00
Sunday - Monday: 5:00-10:00
Dining Room & The Gold Bar
Wednesday - Friday: 11:30am-2:00pm
Cross Street:
A Street
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Price Range:
$50 and over
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(617) 737-0099
Parking Details:
Menton offers valet parking beginning at 5:00pm every evening at a price of $18.00 per vehicle.
Public Transit:
South Station
Executive Chef:
Michele Carter
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wine
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1,000-Point Tables
1,000-Point Tables
See availability for 1000 point tablesDetails
Tue 8:45PM - 10:00PM
Wed - Thu 11:30AM - 11:45AM 12:00PM - 1:00PM 1:15PM - 1:45PM 8:45PM - 10:00PM
Fri 11:30AM - 11:45AM 12:00PM - 1:00PM 1:15PM - 1:45PM
Sat 11:30AM - 1:45PM
Private Dining
Menton offers both a Private Dining Room accommodating up to 45 guests seated or 65 for a reception as well as a Chef's Table, an intimate space with a dynamic view of the kitchen seating up to 12. Our Private Events Manager will assist you in creating a truly memorable and personalized event.
Menton Ratings and Reviews
Great Experience. The food was beyond, ...
Great Experience. The food was beyond, but the experience was made most special by the team of great professionals serving us. Very knowledgeable and polished. The chef appreciated his customers by saying hi and offering a tour of a very busy kitchen. The "butter" soup is a must. We highly recommend the tasting menu.
Fantastic restaurant. The tasting menu ...
Fantastic restaurant. The tasting menu and wine pairings were amazing.
We had the 6-course tasting menu. The fo ...
We had the 6-course tasting menu. The food is exceptional, especially the fois gras, it was cooked perfectly. The service was exceptional. Drinks were filled all the time. The head waiter was very friendly and professional. The food were delivered in a dramatic manner, like a show. Ambience is quiet.
I took my partner here to celebrate his ...
I took my partner here to celebrate his birthday, and I can say we were not disappointed. Last year, I had taken him to No. 9 Park, where my partner is now the executive pastry chef. Chef Barbara amazed us again, the service and food were exceptional, there were no complaints at all. My partner and I can easily say this was one of the best meals we have ever experienced. My partner and I will definitely come back to share another special occasion at Menton.
It was wonde full food and service with ...
It was wonde full food and service with new slants on food which is what we love
The dinner was outstanding in every resp ...
The dinner was outstanding in every respect. We did the a la carte menu which was varied so that there were items that would appeal to any taste. The service was prompt without being rushed and our waiter was very knowledgeable and helpful without being pushy.
Very good food with delightful tastes. ...
Very good food with delightful tastes. Had the 8 course tasting menu with wine pairing. Three and a half hours of enjoyment. Very expensive but worth it for a special treat. Minimal decor; the attention is on the wine and food.
Five start dining all around
From the sophisticated, understated decor to the staff, dining at Menton is as near to perfect as it can get (and VERY pricey). For that special occasion, it is well worth it. The experience is as much of a feast for the eyes as it is for the pallette. The team members work well together and offer a perfect balance of professionalism and friendliness. The flavors are ones that you wouldn't think of putting together, and they work.
The food was exceptional. I just sat ba ...
The food was exceptional. I just sat back and enjoyed the chef and his staff's hard work. No menu needed. Even the wine pairing was perfect h
The staff were great, the food was fanta ...
The staff were great, the food was fantastic and the wine splendid, we had a wonderful evening.
Both the food and service were exception ...
Both the food and service were exceptional. An excellent place for a special occasion
We had the complete honor of dining at Menton Saturday evening. We relished our gluten free 6 course tasting menu. Each course was exquisite and served with the perfect wine pairing. The staff was professional and informative while warmly pampering us. We will be back. Thank you Menton!
We expected more from this Relais & Chateaux restaurant. Granted, having lunch at a fine restaurant is a bit of a risk. However, this was really disappointing for the price. Food presentation was uninspired and many dishes were oversalted. Can you imagine not finishing crab salad? Two of us couldn't, because it was just too salty. One of the dishes was supposed to have bottarga in it - needed a magnifying glass to find it. On the positive side, the service was impeccable and gracious & the cocktails superb. probably not enough to get me back when there are so many amazing restaurants in Boston.
The food was very good, as it was the wi ...
The food was very good, as it was the wine selection. Service was not remarkable, as I would have expected. We had to call for a waiter a few times and waited more than usual to place our order.
Too expensive compared to quality
Impressive plating and so so dishes. The price ratio was way too high compared to the value. I would have rated this high if the price was lower. Good service. noisy atmosphere.
The food was a delicious combination of favors and textures. The portions are small, but, as recommended by our very good waiter, we each ordered three things, which was ample. The ambiance is very pleasant and fairly quiet, although the noise level would obviously increase with a fuller restaurant. It is not inexpensive, but well worth it.
Outstanding food
Took colleagues there for dinner. Great food - very creative and very delicious. The service was also fabulous. I chose Menton because of its great reputation for outstanding food, and it totally lived up to the reputation. If you want a great meal in Boston, Menton is the place to go!
Michelin Star Worthy
Spectacular food, drinks and service. Incredibly elegant all around. Expensive, but worth the money if you are inclined to treat yourself....actually reasonable for comparable options in other cities. Worthy of a michelin star.
Delicious food, top service and wine list
We were thrilled with our recent dining experience at Menton's. The buttery seafood soup and oysters to start off with were amazing, and my duck dish main course was perhaps the best I have ever savored. In between were lots of delectable items, although portions were small. Wines we selected were as smooth as silk, as was the service. Highly recommended overall.
Spectacular service, great food, great cocktails.
We had a great experience. It felt like the night was custom-tailored for us. Our waiter, Danny, was incredible. He was completely tuned into who we were personally and made recommendations accordingly. He elevated the experience to another level- he was like another guest at our table and we loved having him. That being said, the vibe was great. The food was super tasty and interesting. The pineapple sorbet desert could be the best desert I've ever had, and the cocktails were epic. Definitely a go-to for a special celebration.
Overall fine dining, great Drinks, Good ...
Overall fine dining, great Drinks, Good location, service good.
A pleasant surprise. We went for the "in ...
A pleasant surprise. We went for the "into evolution" tasting menu and it delivered. Some of the dishes were while some blew our mind. Service was good. Better than No. 9 Park in my opinion.
The service was spectacular
The service was spectacular
Ambitious creative
high knowledgable and engaged server. food is great, but portions are tiny. need to order the full menu which is pricey. a special treat, best enjoyed with a generous expense account
While we applaud the attempt to bring NY ...
While we applaud the attempt to bring NY/Paris-style fine dining to Boston, this was a "The Emperor Has No Clothes"-type of experience. With the exception of the presentation, the food was absolutely awful. We were expecting a delicious experience and instead got an unappetizing, desperate attempt to be creative, culminating in a fois gras hot dog, complete with a bun. It tasted like a hot dog. We paid extra to have different tasting menus yet the majority of our dishes were exactly the same. One of the many inexperienced wait staff we had acted miffed bc I changed my mind from wanting white wine to red (it had not been poured yet). For the price we paid, I could have asked him to stand on his head and would have expected him to do it with a smile! (It was $479 for 2 people, excluding tip). What a costly disappointment.
Everything was wonderful
Everything was wonderful
special occasion type restautant
It was really good experience in terms of ambiance, service, quality of ingredients. The food is good but nothing out of this world. I don't remember anything specific from the menu. Good enough to spend $400 for two people for a special occasion, but not good enough to come back again any time soon to repeat the experience. I prefer their partner restaurant Number 9. Satisfying enough to not feel robbed because you can tell the restaurant tries to make sure you have a good experience. Try it once and move on.
The Perfect Special Occasion Restaurant
The food was metiticulously prepared - every bite was exceptional. The service was impeccable without being pretentious. The entire staff was knowledgeable and were happy to answer any question that we had. We were treated as special guests. We enjoyed the evening very much.
A place like Menton should be an exceptional experience, especially for the price, but we found the entire experience just OK. Although there was nothing notably bad about the evening, it just didn't live up to expectations with a few of the servings plain and uninspiring. The wine parings were odd and we did not find that the selection complimented the food with a few exceptions. On the upside, the sweets were nicely done.
Lovely dinner. Service was excellent. ...
Lovely dinner. Service was excellent. Beautiful dining room. Apparently Menton is the darling of the Boston restaurant scene. It was quite good. Most amazing neal ever? No. Some of the dishes were just trying too hard to be inventive. I did one of the tasting menus and some of the dishes just didn't come together. Beautiful beef paired with horribly bitter orange. I didn't like. The table next to me also commented and the waiter just said they meant for it to be like that. Also the staff seemed offended that a single female diner dared to come to their restaurant. Oh well, glad I tried it. Will I be back? Probably not.
Food exquisite, service impeccable, even got a tour of the kitchen...very expensive but worth it for the occasional splurge!
flawless service
Probably the best service in Boston. Friendly yet formal. Very discreetly attentive. The menu is divide into two "styles" a la carte and 2 tasting menus. This may throw you off unless you know. All the portions on all the menus are tasting size. Food reminiscent of Le Bernardin NYC, foam and drama for some basically pretty simple things. The $150 wine sampling seemed like good value, excellent and rare wines a plenty... it's fun for an occasion. Very Boston in that it doesn't assume a attitude, it's just going about the business of fine dining.
I won't be back
The ambiance was blah and unexciting. The food portions where ridiculously small and not that tasty. The tuna appetizer tasted like a chunk of tuna from a can, a dry one at that, and I had trouble finishing it as it was devoid of flavor. The butter soup was delicious, but you had to eat it with a teaspoon or else you would finish it in one slurp. The branzini was also tasty but the buckwheat cracker with the beet and I think it was cheese at the beginning of the meal cost the chef a lot of work for not much flavor. I almost laughed when I saw the Ille flotant. The champagne on the other hand was the best I've had in awhile. The ladies room was spotless and had a very pleasant scented candle burning. I think it was the prettiest room in the restaurant! Thank God for the cookies at the end of all this or I might have gone home still hungry.
This is truly a special place.
An incredible meal. Service is top notch and food quality is superb. Do not go unless you are planning on the tasting menu - the key here is very small portions but a true tour of different tastes. We did the 6 course and they brought two extra dessert courses. Also, was a Friday during lent and they moved things around and created incredible "pescatarian" meals for us.
We arrived at 6:00 PM for a 6:15 PM rese ...
We arrived at 6:00 PM for a 6:15 PM reservation. We were told we needed to wait until 6:15 to be seated, even though our table was ready and the restaurant was nearly empty at that time. By 6:10 I became annoyed that we were not seated at our empty table, and asked to be seated. I could understand if this were a "all-you-can eat $15.99" restaurant - but for $500 for 2 people, I expect better service. The food items ranged from very good to outstanding.
One of Boston's Best
This may well be THE best in Boston, but since I haven't been to every restaurant yet, I'll call it one of the best. We've eaten there twice in as many months, the first time having their Evolution tasting menu with wine pairings (which I recommend to get a good overview of their cuisine while having a great experience) and the second time ordering a la carte. Preparation, presentation, and service were all flawless in both cases. When ordering a la carte, you'll want to get three or four courses, as the portion sizes are quite small, and the resultant meal will be pricey, especially if you order a worthy wine accompaniment. But if it's in your budget, I'd highly recommend Menton for a wonderful experience.
Worth a king's ransom
The dining experience at Menton is perfection, but be aware it comes at a price, a very high price. The room is beautiful, spare, elegant. The service is impeccable, friendly, helpful and never haughty. The food is unique, interesting, varied, delicious and beautifully presented. The portions are miniscule, hence the offering of 8 course tasting menus and an al la carte menu comprised of selections from the tasting menus. The bread and rolls are so good they deserve a tasting menu of their own. For a very special occasion Menton is a very special restaurant. You will be poorer, but you will not be sorry.
An excellent experience
Very creative cuisine and excellent service! The food was excellent. The service was outstanding. The wine by the glass selection is small but adequate,
It was one of the best meal EVER... From the service to the glassware everything was absolutely perfect... The food was delicious and plenty of it.. Even the breads were to die for.... Just an overall great experience that comes at a price but well worth it! We even got a tour of the kitchen and saw that they have a chef's table that accommodates 12 overlooking the kitchen!! It was all just perfection.
2nd time we have eaten at the resrtaurant
Got the tasting menu and it is just too much food. I wish they would change it up a little and do entrees instead of the tasting menus.
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Synth-driven R&B from Schwarz Don't Crack fuels the new video for "All My Love" a series of sexy, late night city shots, make out sessions, and lots and lots of longing looks.