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Policy Details
Police Shootings
Dated: 29 Mar 2016
Issued: 21/03/2016 Effective: 07/09/2011 Next Review: 21/03/2019
POLICY TITLE: Police Shootings
OWNING DIRECTORATE: Corporate and Strategic Services
AUTHOR: Head of Professional Standards Department
CONTACT DETAILS: Ext 36477
EQUALITY IMPACT ASSESSMENT: Complete
AIM OF POLICY: To ensure an open and transparent enquiry into the circumstances surrounding the discharge of a firearm, or less lethal weapon by a police officer in the Northumbria Police area.
BENEFIT OF POLICY: To provide clarity surrounding the criteria for referral of police shootings to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) and to ensure transparency and integrity of investigations arising from police shootings in keeping with APP Armed Policing.
REASON FOR POLICY: IPCC mandatory referral guidelines, APP Armed Policing.
Where a firearm or less lethal weapon is discharged by a police officer in the Northumbria Police area which:
- Causes death or injury;
- Reveals failings in command; or
- Causes danger to officers or the public
The Force will refer the matter to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), (Paragraph 13, Schedule 3, Part 2 of the Police Reform Act 2002) either voluntarily, or where death or serious injury is caused, as a mandatory referral. This will ensure an open and transparent enquiry into the circumstances.
This does not preclude forces referring discharges in other circumstances if they think it appropriate.
Investigations into such matters will be supervised, managed or independently investigated by the IPCC, who will appoint an Investigating Officer. Depending on the circumstances of the shooting the Investigating Officer will either be from Northumbria Police, an outside police force, or a member of the IPCC.
SOURCE DOCUMENT: Police Reform Act 2002 Part 2 (Para 13, Schedule 3), APP Armed Policing.
GROUPS AFFECTED: All Staff
ACCESS AND DISCLOSURE RESTRICTIONS: None
This instruction is designed to avoid discrimination and in accordance with the Human Rights Act 1998 and its underlying principles.
This policy has been reviewed and is considered to be exempt under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. It must not be disclosed without reference to the Force Information Security Officer, Professional Standards Department.


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In an unexpected policy shift Chinese officials have lifted a ban on Tibetan monks displaying photographs of the Dalai Lama at the Gaden Monastery in Lhasa – one of the most historically important religious establishments in Tibet.
It reverses a ban introduced in 1996, the British-based Free Tibet group told Reuters, and comes as similar changes are being considered in other Tibetan regions of China. It may signal looser religious restrictions by the Chinese authorities three months after President Xi Jinping took office.
The International Campaign for Tibet, a US-based advocacy group, said officials in western Qinghai province were also considering lifting the Dalai Lama picture ban and that there were draft proposals in the region to end the practice of forcing Tibetans to denounce the exiled spiritual leader, and to decrease the police presence at monasteries.
Officials in Lhasa and Qinghai could not immediately be reached for comment.
Such measures appear calculated to reduce tensions between the Tibetans and the government after a series of Tibetan self-immolation protests against Chinese rule.
Beijing considers the Dalai Lama, who fled from China in 1959 after an abortive uprising against Chinese rule, a violent separatist.
The Dalai Lama, who is based in India, says he is merely seeking greater autonomy for his Himalayan homeland.
- More about:
- China
- Dalai Lama
- Tibet

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text: Ontology & OWL Semantic Web - Spring 2008 Computer Engineering Department Sharif University of Technology 1 Outline Introduction & Definitions Ontology Languages OWL 2 Where does it come from? ontology n. 1692; lat. phil. onto- "being" + -logia "study of" Philosophy The study of what is, what has to be true for something to exist, the kinds of things that can exist AI and computer science Co-opted the term. Something exists if it can be represented, described, defined (in a formal, hence, machine-interpretable way). 3 Ontologies 4 Ontologies (contd.) Ontologies are about vocabularies and their meanings, with explicit, expressive, and welldefined semantics, possibly machineinterpretable. "Ontology is a formal specification of a conceptualization." Gruber, 1993 Main elements of an ontology: Concepts Relationships Hierarchical Logical Properties Instances (individuals) 5 A Definition Informal Terms from a specific domain uniquely defined, usually via natural language definitions May contain additional semantics in the form of informal relations machine-processing is difficult Examples Controlled vocabulary Glossary Thesaurus 6 A Definition Formal Domain-specific vocabulary Well-defined semantic structure Classes/concepts/types E.g., a class { Publication } represents all publications E.g., a class { Publication } can have subclasses { Newspaper }, { Journal } Instances/individuals/objects E.g., the newspaper Le Monde is an instance of the class { Newspaper } Properties/roles/slots Data E.g., the class { Publication } and its subclasses { Newspaper }, { Journal } have a data property { numberOfPages } Object E.g., the class { Publication } and its subclasses { Newspaper }, { Journal } have an object property { publishes } Is machine-processable 7 Ontologies in the Semantic Web Provide shared data structures to exchange information between agents Can be explicitly used as annotations in web sites Can be used for knowledge-based services using other web resources Can help to structure knowledge to build domain models (for other purposes) 8 Ontolgoies in the SW They are means of representing the semantics of documents and enabling the semantics to be used by web applications and intelligent agents. Ontologies are critical for applications that want to search across or merge information from diverse communities. Although XML DTDs and XML Schemas are sufficient for exchanging data between parties who have agreed to definitions beforehand, their lack of semantics prevent machines from reliably performing this task given new XML vocabularies. RDF and RDF Schema begin to approach this problem by allowing simple semantics to be associated with identifiers. With RDF Schema, one can define classes that may have multiple subclasses and super classes, and can define properties, which may have sub properties, domains, and ranges. In this sense, RDF Schema is a simple ontology language. However, in order to achieve interoperation between numerous, autonomously developed and managed schemas, richer semantics are needed. For example, RDF Schema cannot specify that the Person and Car classes are disjoint, or that a string quartet has exactly four 9 musicians as members. Meaning is in Connections is made from G a m e Grape a i n r f W Wine m s d e i e r o p 10 For machines... The meaning of the document is not defined. Machines cannot understand it. Wine is made from Grape We are defining the structure of document by XML but now the meaning of the structure is not defined. <Sentence> <Subject> Wine </Subject> <Verb> is made from </Verb> <Object> Grape </Object> </Sentence> XML document <Sentence> <Subject> Wine </Subject> <Verb> is made from </Verb> <Object> Grape </Object> </Sentence> 11 Ontology gives the meaning... Natural Language Document <Sentence> <Subject> Wine </Subject> <Verb> is made from </Verb> <Object> Grape </Object> </Sentence> Ontology 12 Why develop ontologies? To share knowledge To reuse domain knowledge E.g., geography ontology To make domain assumptions explicit E.g., using an ontology for integrating terminologies Facilitate knowledge management Enable new users to learn about the domain To distinguish domain knowledge from operational knowledge e.g., biblio metadata 13 What they are good for Informal Controlled vocabulary Upper-level structures for extending further E.g., IRS information search Search E.g., AGRIS/CARIS categorization Browsing support Beginnings of interoperability Limited query expansion disambiguation e.g., "Jordan" as a name of Basket-ball player and name of a country 14 What they are good for Formal Search Concept-based query User uses own words, language Consistency checking Related terms Intelligent query expansion: "fishing vessels in China" expands to "fishing vessels in Asia" e.g., "Goods" has a property called "price" that has a value restriction of number Interoperability support Terms defined in expressive ontologies allow for mapping precisely how one term relates to another 15 Ontology Languages Graphical notations Semantic networks Topic maps UML RDF Logic based Description Logics (e.g., OIL, DAML+OIL, OWL) Rules (e.g., RuleML, LP/Prolog) First Order Logic 16 Ontology Languages • • • • • • • RDF(S) (Resource Description Framework (Schema)) OIL (Ontology Interchange Language) DAML+OIL (DARPA Agent Markup Language + OIL) OWL (Ontology Web Language) XOL (XML-based Ontology Exchange Language) SHOE (Simple HTML Ontology Extension) OML (Ontology Markup Language) 17 Object oriented model Many languages use object oriented model: Objects/Instances/Individuals Elements of the domain of discourse Equivalent to constants in FOL Types/Classes/Concepts Sets of objects sharing certain characteristics Equivalent to unary predicates in FOL and Concepts in DL Relations/Properties/Roles Sets of pairs (tuples) of objects Equivalent to binary predicates in FOL and Roles in DL 18 OWL (Ontology Web Language) OWL is now a W3C Recommendation The purpose of OWL is identical to RDFS i.e. to provide an XML vocabulary to define classes, properties and their relationships. RDFS enables us to express very rudimentary relationships and has limited inferencing capability. OWL enables us to express much richer relationships, thus yielding a much enhanced inferencing capability. The benefit of OWL is that it facilitates a much greater degree of inference than you get with RDF 19 Schema. Origins of OWL DARPA Agent Markup DAML Language EU/NSF Joint Ad hoc Committee A W3C Recommendation OIL Ontology Inference Layer RDF DAML+OIL OWL All influenced by RDF OWL Lite OWL DL OWL Full 20 OWL OWL and RDF Schema enable rich machine-processable semantics RDFS OWL Semantics <rdfs:Class rdf:ID="River"> <rdfs:subClassOf rdf:resource="#Stream"/> </rdfs:Class> RDF Schema XML/DTD/XML Schemas Syntax OWL <owl:Class rdf:ID="River"> <rdfs:subClassOf rdf:resource="#Stream"/> </owl:Class> 21 Why Build on RDF Provides basic ontological primitives Classes and relations (properties) Class (and property) hierarchy Can exploit existing RDF infrastructure Provides mechanism for using ontologies RDF triples assert facts about resources Use vocabulary from DAML+OIL ontologies 22 OWL Design Goals Shared ontologies Ontology evolution Ontology interoperability Inconsistency detection Expressivity vs. scalability Ease of use Compatibility with other standards Internationalization 23 Versions of OWL Depending on the intended usage, OWL provides three increasingly expressive sublanguages OWL Full OWL DL OWL Lite Full: Very expressive, no computation guarantees DL (Description Logic): Maximum expressiveness, computationally complete Lite: Simple classification hierarchy with simple constraints. 24 Comparison of versions OWL Lite supports those users primarily needing a classification hierarchy and simple constraints. For example, while it supports cardinality constraints, it only permits cardinality values of 0 or 1. It should be simpler to provide tool support for OWL Lite than its more expressive relatives, and OWL Lite provides a quick migration path for thesauri and other taxonomies. OWL DL supports those users who want the maximum expressiveness while retaining computational completeness (all conclusions are guaranteed to be computable) and decidability (all computations will finish in finite time). OWL DL includes all OWL language constructs, but they can be used only under certain restrictions (for example, while a class may be a subclass of many classes, a class cannot be an instance of another class). OWL DL is so named due to its correspondence with description logics OWL Full is meant for users who want maximum expressiveness and the syntactic freedom of RDF with no computational guarantees. For example, in OWL Full a class can be treated simultaneously as a collection of individuals and as an individual in its own right. It is unlikely that any reasoning software will be able to support complete reasoning for every feature of OWL Full. 25 Describing classes in OWL OWL vs. RDFS OWL allows greater expressiveness Abstraction mechanism to group resources with similar characteristics Much more powerful in describing constraints on relations between classes Property transitivity, equivalence, symmetry, etc. … Extensive support for reasoning 26 OWL Ontologies What's inside an OWL ontology Classes + class-hierarchy Properties (Slots) / values Relations between classes (inheritance, disjoints, equivalents) Restrictions on properties (type, cardinality) Characteristics of properties (transitive, …) Annotations Individuals Reasoning tasks: classification, consistency checking 27 Classes What is a Class? e.g., person, pet, old a collection of individuals (object, things, . . . ) a way of describing part of the world an object in the world (OWL Full) 28 owl:Class Sub class of Class in RDF Better to forget about classes of classes Top-most class: owl:Thing <owl:Class rdf:ID="Person"/> <owl:Class rdf:ID="Man"> <rdfs:subClassOf rdf:resource="#Person" /> </owl:Class> 29 Individuals Two equivalent declarations: 1. <Person rdf:ID="Ganji" /> 1. <owl:Thing rdf:ID="Ganji" /> <owl:Thing rdf:about="#Ganji"> <rdf:type rdf:resource="#Person"/> </owl:Thing> 30 Properties What is a Property? e.g., has_father, has_pet, service_number a collection of relationships between individuals (and data) a way of describing a kind of relationship between individuals an object in the world (OWL Full) 31 OWL Properties Object Properties Data type Properties Ana owns Cuba Ana age 25 Is range a literal / typed value ? then ERROR XML Schema data types supported DB people happy 32 Defining Properties ObjectProperty DatatypeProperty rdfs:subPropertyOf rdfs:domain rdfs:range <owl:ObjectProperty rdf:ID="madeFromGrape"> <rdfs:domain rdf:resource="#Wine"/> <rdfs:range rdf:resource="#WineGrape"/> </owl:ObjectProperty> 33 Describing classes in OWL Complex Classes Union of classes (owl:unionOf) Intersection of classes (owl:intersectionOf) OR (A B) AND (A B) Complement (owl:complementOf) NOT Enumeration (owl:oneOf) Disjoint Classes (owl:disjointWith) 34 Describing classes in OWL Property Restrictions Defining a Class by restricting its possible instances via their property values OWL distinguishes between the following two: Value constraint Cardinality constraint 35 Describing classes in OWL Restrictions on Property Classes Properties: allValuesFrom: rdfs:Class (lite/DL owl:Class) hasValue: specific Individual someValuesFrom: rdfs:Class (lite/DL owl:Class) minCardinality: xsd:nonNegativeInteger (in lite {0,1}) maxCardinality: xsd:nonNegativeInteger (in lite {0,1}) 36 What's in OWL, but not in RDF Ability to be distributed across many systems Scalable to Web needs Compatible with Web standards for: accessibility, and Internationalization Open and extensible 37 Describing properties in OWL OWL vs. RDFS RDF Schema provides some of predefined properties: OWL provides additional predefined properties: rdfs:range used to indicate the range of values for a property. rdfs:domain used to associate a property with a class. rdfs:subPropertyOf used to specialize a property. … owl:cardinality (indicate cardinality) owl:hasValue (at least one of the specified property values) … OWL provides additional property classes, which allow reasoning and inferencing: owl:FunctionalProperty owl:TransitiveProperty … 38 Describing properties in OWL OWL Property Classes rdf:Property owl:ObjectProperty owl:SymmetricProperty owl:DatatypeProperty owl:FunctionalProperty owl:InverseFunctionalProperty owl:TransitiveProperty An ObjectProperty relates one Resource to another Resource. A DatatypeProperty relates one Resource to a Literal - an XML Schema data type. 39 Transitivity of properties X p1 Y Y p1 Z implies X p1 Z Transitivity existed already in RDF "subClassOf", and ??? e.g. located_in, part_of 40 Symmetric properties X p1 Y implies X p1 Y e.g., = 41 Functional Properties X p1 Y X p1 Z imply Z is the same as Y (they describe the same) What if Y, Z where explicitly defined as "different" ? 42 Inverse Functional Properties Y p1 A Z p1 A imply Z is the same as Y (they describe the same) What if Y, Z where explicitly defined as "different" ? 43 OWL distributed "equivalent class" "equivalent Property" Guitar Guitarra Internationalization standards ? 44 Complex Classes Female Student Professor Married Human Male Students Married Female Professors Married Female Students Divorced Minority Students example 45 Disjoint Classes Married disjoint with: Married Divorced Widowed Single Divorced Widowed Single Are "Divorced" and "Single" disjoint ? 46 OWL Cardinality min Cardinality max Cardinality "Cardinality" When min = max has Value belongs to the class if it has the value 47 An Example OWL ontology <owl:Class rdf:ID="Person" /> <owl:Class rdf:ID="Man"> <rdfs:subClassOf rdf:resource="#Person" /> <owl:disjointWith rdf:resource="#Woman" /> </owl:Class> <owl:Class rdf:ID="Woman"> <rdfs:subClassOf rdf:resource="#Person" /> <owl:disjointWith rdf:resource="#Man" /> </owl:Class> <owl:Class rdf:ID="Father"> <rdfs:subClassOf rdf:resource="Man" /> <owl:Restriction owl:minCardinality="1"> <owl:onProperty rdf:resource="#hasChild" /> </owl:Restriction> </owl:Class> <owl:ObjectProperty rdf:ID="hasChild"> <rdfs:domain rdf:resource="#Parent" /> <rdfs:range rdf:resource="#Person" /> </owl:ObjectProperty> 48 Use cases – Web portals A web portal is a web site that provides information content on a common topic, for example a specific city or domain of interest. A web portal allows individuals that are interested in the topic to receive news, find and talk to one another, build a community, and find links to other web resources of common interest. In order for a portal to be successful, it must be a starting place for locating interesting content. Typically this content is submitted by members of the community, who often index it under some subtopic. Another means of collecting content relies on the content providers tagging the content with information that can be used in syndicating it. Typically, this takes the form of simple metatags that identify the topic of the content, etc. However, a simple index of subject areas may not provide the community with sufficient ability to search for the content that its members require. In order to allow more intelligent syndication, web portals can define an ontology for the community. This ontology can provide a terminology for describing content and axioms that define terms using other terms from the ontology. For example, an ontology might include terminology such as "journal paper," "publication," "person," and "author." This ontology could include definitions that state things such as "all journal papers are publications" or "the authors of all publications are people." When combined with facts, these definitions allow other facts that are necessarily true to be inferred. These inferences can, in turn, allow users to obtain search results from the portal that are impossible to obtain from conventional retrieval systems. Examples of Semantic Web Portals are OntoWeb and The Open Directory Portal. 49 Use cases – Multimedia collections Ontologies can be used to provide semantic annotations for collections of images, audio, or other non-textual objects. these types of resources are typically indexed by captions or metatags. However, since different people can describe these non-textual objects in different ways, it is important that the search facilities go beyond simple keyword matching. Multimedia ontologies can be of two types: media-specific and contentspecific. As an example of a multimedia collection, consider an archive of images of antique furniture. An ontology of antique furniture would be of great use in searching such an archive. A taxonomy can be used to classify the different types of furniture. It would also be useful if the ontology could express definitional knowledge. For example, if an indexer selects the value "Late Georgian" for the style/period of (say) an antique chest of drawers, it should be possible to infer that the data element "date.created" should have a value between 1760 and 1811 A.D. and that the "culture" is British. Availability of this type of background knowledge significantly increases the support that can be given for indexing as well as for search. 50 Use cases – Corporate web site management Large corporations typically have numerous web pages concerning things like press releases, product offerings and case studies, corporate procedures, internal product briefings and comparisons, white papers, and process descriptions. Ontologies can be used to index these documents and provide better means of retrieval. A single ontology is often limiting because the constituent categories are likely constrained to those representing one view and one granularity of a domain An ontology-enabled web site may be used by: A typical problem for each of these types of users is that they may not share terminology with the authors of the desired content. A salesperson looking for sales collateral relevant to a sales pursuit. A technical person looking for pockets of specific technical expertise and detailed past experience. A project leader looking for past experience and templates to support a complex, multiphase project, both during the proposal phase and during execution. The salesperson may not know the technical name for a desired feature For such problems, it would be useful for each class of user to have different ontologies of terms, but have each ontology interrelated so translations can be performed automatically. Another problem is framing queries at the right level of abstraction. A project leader looking for someone with expertise in operating systems should be able to locate an employee who is an expert with both Unix and Windows. 51 Use cases – Design Documentation A concrete example of this use case is design documentation for the aerospace domain, where typical users include: Maintenance engineer looking for all information relating to a particular part (e.g., "wing-spar"). Design engineer looking at constraints on re-use of a particular sub-assembly. To support this kind of usage, it is important that constraints can be defined. These constraints may be used to enhance search or check consistency. An example of a constraint might be: biplane(X) => CardinalityOf(wing(X)) = 2 wingspar(X) AND wing(Y) AND isComponentOf(X,Y) => length(X) < length(Y) 52 Use cases – Agents and Services The Semantic Web can provide agents with the capability to understand and integrate diverse information resources. A specific example is that of a social activities planner, which can take the preferences of a user (such as what kinds of films they like, what kind of food they like to eat, etc.) and use this information to plan the user's activities for an evening. This type of agent requires domain ontologies that represent the terms for restaurants, hotels, etc. and service ontologies to represent the terms used in the actual services. These ontologies will enable the capture of information necessary for applications to discriminate and balance among user preferences. Such information may be provided by a number of sources, such as portals, service-specific sites, reservation sites and the general Web. Agentcities is an example of an initiative that is exploring the use of agents in a distributed service environment across the Internet. This will involve building a network of agent platforms that represent real or virtual cities, such as San Francisco or the Bay Area, and populating them with the services of those cities. This will require a number of different domain and service ontologies: Key issues include: Use and integration of multiple separate ontologies across different domains and services Distributed location of ontologies across the Internet Potentially different ontologies for each domain or service (ontology translation/crossreferencing) Simple ontology representation to make the task of defining and using ontologies easier 53 Use cases – Ubiquitous Computing Ubiquitous computing is an emerging paradigm of personal computing, characterized by the shift from dedicated computing machinery to pervasive computing capabilities embedded in our everyday environments. The pervasiveness and the wireless nature of devices require network architectures to support automatic, ad hoc configuration. A key technology of true ad hoc networks is service discovery, functionality by which "services" can be described, advertised, and discovered by others. The key issue (and goal) of ubiquitous computing is that devices which weren't necessarily designed to work together should be able to discover each others' functionality and be able to take advantage of it. Being able to "understand" other devices, and reason about their services/functionality is necessary, The tasks involved in the utilization of services involve discovery, contracting, and composition. The contracting of services may involve representing information about security, privacy and trust In particular, it is a goal that corporate or organizational security policies be expressed in application-neutral form Thus, an ontology language will be used to describe the characteristics of devices, the means of access to such devices, the policy established by the owner for use of a device, and other technical constraints. The needs established for DAML-S and the RDF-based schemes for representing information about device characteristics (namely, W3C's Composite Capability/Preference Profile (CC/PP) and WAP Forum's User Agent Profile or54 UAProf) directly relate to this use case References http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-ref/ 55 The End 56


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Chapter 18Mature
"Explain to me why I'm here with you again?"
Paris tightened the laces on his work boots while he mulled over his answer.
"This is your pay off for losing the bet, remember? Because you have nothing to do today… It's a beautiful day and it would be good for you to get out of the house and meet some people."
Mike cinched up her new boots, sliding her pants legs down over them.
"Yeah, but I didn't volunteer for work… This feels a lot like work."
Paris smiled at her, knowingly –chuckling to himself. "It's not work. It's volunteer work –which is like work, but much more spiritually gratifying." He got up from the upended bucket he was sitting on. "It'll do you some good to get out around some other people… Even Grace said it would be a good idea."
"She would…" she huffed while crossing her arms, "I swear Mom wants to torture me. I would have been perfectly fine to stay home and play video games. It's the summer for Christ's sake."
Paris slipped his worn ballcap over his head, offering a hand to help her up.
"Yeah, but then you'd miss the opportunity to help someone, and enjoy the day outside with me, and meet some new people."
"Goddam boyscout…"She mumbled to herself.
"Eagle Scout…" He corrected her. "with Palm… Now come on, Mike. A little hard work will be good for you."
She pretended to hate being drafted, but in truth she relished the opportunity to get out from under everyone. At times, she found her brothers to be a little overbearing when it came to her. They took turns watching her like a hawk –even while she was home. She found it stifling.
Mike checked the fit of her jeans. She would have preferred to wear shorts, but Paris insisted that she dress in them for the worksite. As she looked around, she noted that a lot of the volunteers were not as heavily dressed. A lot of them were dressed in shorts and tennis shoes, rather than the heavy jeans she wore. Paris handed her a water bottle with a carrying strap she could loop over her shoulder.
"Remember to drink plenty of water. It's not that hot today but that can really be deceptive –we're out here in the desert and you can dehydrate fast if you're not careful…"
Mike took the bottle from him and draped the strap over her shoulder.
"Yes, Mother…" She said mockingly.
His eyes took on a very serious look, and she was taken aback for a moment. Unlike the Paris she was used to, out here he seemed much more confident and his words carried much a much more authorative tone.
"Just one more thing… You're my best friend and everything, but out here I take things very seriously. People depend on me to do my job here, and I take a lot of pride in it."
She found herself staring at him, nodding in acknowledgement.
"O… Okay…" She answered.
He looks so serious…
"I just don't want you to get hurt, so you need to listen to me out there…"
He took her by the arm, squeezing gently for emphasis. "We have fun, but we also have to put safety first. I mean, I know you are gonna be yourself out there, but if I say something out there as the foreman, I really do mean it. Sometimes I get a little gruff out there and I don't want you thinking that I'm picking on you or anything…"
She felt a jolt while looking into his eyes. The look there was unfamiliar to her. For some reason he seemed to be overly concerned, but there was something else…
Is he worried about me?
Unlike the Paris she was used to, this new Paris was much different. It was like he had a totally different aura. He put on his workbelt, taking time to adjust it properly so that he could easily reach the pockets and the tools in the loops. After a moment, he slipped the tape measure into its holder and slid the claw hammer into place at his side before turning back to her. He moved with an unfamiliar air of confidence as he gave her a hand putting on her own work belt. His hands moved around her waist as he checked the fit and made sure things were in place.
Mike felt her own unease as he did so. They'd actually gone together the first time Paris volunteered to help his mother with her job at Habitat. But back then, Paris was just as inexperienced as she was with working any sort of construction. Now, years later –Paris was far more confident and experienced. He gave her belt a tug, and she gasped a little in surprise as he did so.
"Just checking. Sorry."
Mike kept herself facing away from him.
It's even worse now like this… I can't keep my eyes off him!
She gulped as she uttered a silent prayer for strength. The two of them walked out from behind the truck towards the work site where the volunteers were starting to gather. Paris handed out the work assignments while everyone looked on. Mike stood among them watching how the crew responded to him. They were a mix of young and old –men and women who were all smiling. Whatever their reasons for volunteering –she could tell they were all a good group of folks, which made her feel easier about being around them –unlike the way things were at the mall.
She noted that there were other kids her age among the group –none of whom she recognized from her own school. She got assigned to work on stringing electrical wiring, along with an older woman –a retired nurse from Escondido, named Peggy. She was a stout woman with large hands for her size, and a deep southern twang. As they worked together, Mike learned that she was a transplant from South Carolina who stayed in San Diego after retiring from Balboa Naval Medical center. Having retired at forty seven, she worked part time as a nurse at the VA hospital in Mission Valley.
"Ah say part time… but that's part time for a nurse…"
Mike nodded as she scooted along the floor threading the wire through the studs. Peggy held the other end of the flexible conduit. Mike cut the ends like she was shown and fed the wire into the empty receptacle where the outlet could be wired later. She was surprised at how much wire had to be run for just the plugs alone and a little thankful that Peggy liked to tell stories while they worked together. She tried to focus on the job, but she became easily distracted when she would hear Paris close by.
"Sugah… You got it bad…" Peggy laughed.
Mike looked down as she brushed a wisp of hair behind her ear –trying to concentrate on the job at hand. "I know… It's really embarrassing."
"Does he know?"
She clipped the end of another wire. "I don't think so. I mean we're close and everything and we've known each other for a long time –but I don't think he thinks of me that way."
"Well I ask because it looks like you've got competition." She said, pointing behind her.
Mike turned to see a strawberry blonde girl standing behind Paris while he worked at putting up a window frame. The blonde girl was perhaps Paris's age, or at least in his age group, with perfectly tanned skin. She was amply endowed up top – with a tight, lean body. Her hair was done in a ponytail.
As she watched, it seemed to her that her t-shirt was just a hair tighter than it should be for the task at hand, and her shorts were just a smidgeon higher than they should be. It was if the whole outfit was a statement of her sexuality, while at the same time plausibly deniable as being such –like something she practiced at.
"Ah swear… Natalie's been nosing around here since she started. It never fails… We get high schoolers who come here during the summer break looking to pad their college resumes. The only problem is, they bring their hormones with em'" Peggy huffed. "Poor Paris gets the brunt of their advances because he's in their age group and he acts so responsibly. He's a natural target…"
She noted right away that Paris was focused intently on the task he was working at –while Natalie was focused intently on him. She couldn't hear the conversation, but she could tell be the girls' body language that she was not talking about anything job related. Mike turned back to the wire in front of her, pausing to wipe her brow with her free hand.
"Paris doesn't belong to me." She said flatly. "We're best friends… but I'm not his girlfriend."
Peggy paused for a moment, smiling a crooked smile. "Hehehe… It sounds like you wanna be, though…"
She huffed at Peggy's keen observation. "I wouldn't know how… I… I've never been a girlfriend."
The two of them scooted along the floor to the next receptacle's marked location. Mike concentrated on the task at hand, and tried to push the image of that girl out of her mind. At once she realized that he was at the age where he should be interested in girls –but she had no idea what he might have preferred. Most of the conversations they'd had together about girls was the nonsensical guy conversations about what who would like to do with who or how sexy this star or that star was –nothing that would give her any indication of the type of girl that he would actually prefer if he were seeking a real, live girlfriend.
A painful twinge on the side of her foot, snapped her mind back to the present. The boots she'd been wearing had been rubbing against her feet harshly for most of the morning and what started as mild discomfort was rapidly becoming more pronounced. She suspected that she might be developing a couple of solid blisters. She shook it off and returned to the task at hand.
Periodically, Paris would come over to where she was and checkup on them. He complimented the two of them on working well together –even going so far as to say they were a lot further along than what he'd expected. He would do the exact same thing to other groups working. Paris was very good at providing motivation and direction to the people working the project house. On the job site, he had just the right combination of charisma, determination and experience to make even the least experienced of them feel like a seasoned team member.
"He's really lucky." Peggy observed.
"How's that?" Mike replied.
"He's found something he's really good at and really enjoys so early in life and he's doing a great job at developing it into a calling. "
Mike looked over at him pensively. "I think you're right… Peggy. I've never seen him like this before. He's so different from the way I know him." She sighed.
"A lot of times, guys are so fixated on this or that that they miss the chance to do the one thing that really fulfills them. It's a shame –most of the time it means they spend half their lives chasing everything but their dreams."
The older woman patted her on the shoulder. "You should make sure that you don't don't make the same mistake."
"Yeah… But I'm not really interested in building houses." She replied.
Peggy laughed and slapped her on the back. "I wasn't talking about houses. Come on… I think it's time for lunch."
Mike got up from the floor along with Peggy and headed towards the tent that was set up. She inhaled sharply upon taking the first step. Having spent several hours scooting on the floor, she didn't notice just how much the new boots had bitten into her feet. What was a little irritation while working mostly on her knees turned into a painful experience when standing on her feet. She took an unsteady step forward and found that it was manageable; but it would get worse if she walked in those boots for the rest of the day.
She looked around quickly to see if Paris was anywhere around. The last thing that she wanted was his attention at this moment –which puzzled her. Peggy noticed her discomfort almost immediately and leaned in to whisper to her.
"New boots… ?"
Mike gave her a worried nod.
"Come on… We'll head to the trailer for a few minutes and I can help you take care of this. Believe it or not, it's not the first time we've had to help a volunteer with blisters."
Thankfully, Peggy exercised a certain amount of discretion in helping her to the trailer, walking with her instead of making her lean on the older woman. It was as if she realized that Mike didn't want to cause a stir and silently honored her wishes. The trailer was a small worksite office storage room and kitchenette rolled into one –self contained and mostly private. There was a small room towards the back with a few chairs that they used mostly to get cool when things got too hot outside. The interior air conditioning kept out the balmy sun quite nicely.
Mike sat down quietly while Peggy gathered a low bucket some water and ice from the cooler. Peggy slipped silently into her full on caregiver mode and helped her off with her shoes. Luckily, there were only a few scratches along with a lot of friction burns and some swelling. Peggy swabbed the scratches and poured the cool water into the bucket along with the ice.
"Twenty minutes with your feet in the bucket and that ought to help with the swelling. Did you bring another pair of shoes?"
"Uh… I brought a pair of tennis shoes. Paris said that there was going to be a bonfire this evening out at Mission Beach."
"Yeah. It's sort of grown into a tradition when we work to enjoy an evening. Most of the adults stay till it gets dark, then the kids stay till late. It's a nice way to unwind after a day like this. Stay here. I'll go get them."
"Don't tell Paris…" She asked. "I don't want him to see me like this. I'll never hear the end of it."
Peggy snickered as she got to her feet. "Mike… I think it's a little too late for that. He's standing in the doorway over there."
Her heart sank. Sitting where she was towards the back of the trailer, the door to the room obscured the rest of the trailer from her field of view. Paris apparently had slipped in behind the two of them. Peggy gave her a quick wink and got up to get her shoes. Mike plopped her head into both her hands and sighed heavily in defeat.
"You got that right. You never will hear the end of it…" He chuckled.
She found that the barb, which was nothing out of the ordinary –hurt coming from him. Rather than retort anything, she kept her head lowered with her face in her hands –fearful of letting him see her expression. Without realizing it, she'd come to understand a little more of what was going on. Though she didn't want to admit it to Peggy –she knew exactly what it was.
I'm jealous.
She felt a cold soda can touch her hand. "Come on, Mike… It's not like this is the first time we've had someone get a bad blister here…"
Mike accepted the drink but continued to look down while she wrestled with her own emotions and her embarrassment. "Thanks."
"How did you know I was here?" She asked. She tried to make it sound like small talk, but she wasn't sure if it was working.
"I saw Peggy take you over to the trailer. By the way you were walking, I pretty much figured what happened. Let me guess –you didn't break in those boots."
"Break them in?"
"Yeah… You know -soak them in water and then walk around in them while they dry off. You pretty much have to do that with any pair of new work boots or else they'll chafe your feet mercilessly until they're broken in."
"I didn't break them in…"
"See? Well at least from now on you'll know what happens if you don't do that. It'll save you all the pain next time."
What he said wasn't helping. She felt trapped while her feet were in the water. At that moment his attention wasn't wanted because she felt like she was acting like the blonde girl earlier, sniffing for attention.
"I didn't want you to know…" She blurted out before she could catch herself. In surprise, she clamped her hand over her own mouth.
Paris looked puzzled for a moment. "Why?"
"I'm not helpless. I didn't want you coming to my rescue for this." She kept looking at her feet, unsure if she was doing it because she was irritated with herself or whether or not she was just jealous over seeing that girl fawning all over him.
"I don't want to be that girl that can't do anything and has everyone fawning all over her. I don't want to be that kind of -"
"Hold it right there…" He interrupted.
His tone had changed completely. Normally gentle spoken, his tone had changed in an instant. It startled her so much that she was forced to look in his direction.
"Firstly –I didn't come in here because you were a girl. I came in here because one of my workers was having trouble. If Peggy brings someone to the trailer, I would have come over here no matter who it was. That's what a foreman does…"
"But—" she protested.
"Don't interrupt me. Secondly, I came here because my friend is having a hard time. It doesn't matter if you're a girl or not. You're my best friend and I was a little concerned. That's all. What made you read all this extra stuff into it?"
Mike looked off to the side, suddenly embarrassed at her own behavior.
"Oh…" Paris said. "I guess this is about Natalie…"
Mike bit her lip silently rather than answer him.
"I hit the nail on the head, didn't I? You're jealous, aren't you?" Paris crossed his arms and leaned against the doorframe smugly.
What the hell am I doing?
"Stop it." She barely spoke the words loud enough for anyone to hear.
She turned even further away from him so as not to look too closely. She knew that smirk –and she didn't want to see it. Paris was normally very humble, but he had his moments. She knew that seeing that smile would melt her resolve and so she turned away.
"Look at me." He said.
His tone was completely different than what she expected. He spoke very softly and clearly without a hint of ego.
"Mike… I can't help who comes to talk to me while I'm working. Believe it or not –this isn't the first time a volunteer has done that to me. It kind of comes with the job. They make a sport of it –let's see which one we can get all flustered. It's not like they don't care about the work or anything like that; but out there I'm the guy in charge which comes with a certain allure. Doesn't mean that that type of stuff gets to me."
She could tell by his tone that he was being straight with her. Paris had a way of sidestepping excuses by being very direct. It was part of what she hated about him and admired it at the same time. She could never quite manage to be as honest to anyone else but him. He always had a way of seeing past her facades.
"It's not like you owe me an explanation." She huffed. His honesty had a way of dissipating her anger that she couldn't deny.
"Noooo. Again, that's where you're wrong... I asked you to come and it wouldn't be right to ask you to give up your day only to spend it flirting with someone else right in front of you. But by the same token, I'm the supervisor out there and so I can't just ignore a volunteer."
Mike turned back towards him as he spoke. She honestly couldn't tell what her expression looked like. His expression turned to one of concern upon seeing her. She felt that same tightness in her chest as she looked at him
I can't hide anything from him.
At that moment, she realized her expression must have been a fearful one. Unlike other people, Paris was as close to her as a brother. All of the walls she put up for the sake of interacting with others he already knew. With him she couldn't hide or fake her feelings or bluff, and that troubled her. Her heart sank for a moment as she admitted to herself she was scared of not having that kind of security. Even more so, she was scared of the prospect of sharing him with someone else.
"I don't understand my own feelings." She admitted. "And it's worse that you can see them when I don't want you to. There are times when I don't want you to know what I'm feeling because I don't understand it myself and I can't hide them from you. That's why I didn't want you to see me like this…"
"Why don't you want me to see?"
"Because what if you liked her? I know what you'd do. You can't help yourself. You'd stop yourself from seeing her. Even if you didn't hold it against me, I'd know that I made you give something up that you didn't want to give up. How can I make you stop seeing through me?"
She suddenly wanted to cry again, but this time she managed to keep it together. Paris looked at her seriously for a moment as he mulled over what he was going to say next.
"You're so stupid sometimes, Mike…" He dropped to a crouch just in front of her, and put his hands on her knees covering hers.
"Of course I wouldn't let someone come between us. That girl I've known for a couple of weeks. You –I've known you my whole life… I'm not really interested in anyone else, don't you get it? I'm only interested in being with you…"
Don't say something like that… Why did you have to go and say something like that?
Paris got up and plopped into the chair next to her, sighing. He rested his elbows on his knees and clasped his hands together as he turned towards her. Their eyes locked for a moment, which made her feel suddenly self conscious, only she couldn't look away. After a moment, he turned his eyes towards the floor and took a deep breath.
"I was glad you lost the bet. This way I could make you come here with me. I wanted you to see... Paying off a bet was just an excuse to get you here." He confessed.
"I don't understand." She said.
Paris dipped his head, not looking directly at her as he spoke. "I know you're not into this kind of thing, but I was really happy that you did come to help out... Before the accident, this was just something I did for a little extra money and to help out my mom at first. I wasn't serious about it. When you were gone I was lost... I was just aimless. I thought it was my fault, so I took it out on myself. If it wasn't for Peter and your Mom and Dr. Rigby..."
I didn't even realize he might have had a hard time... I just thought he would always be all right. I was just sleeping, but he had to live through all of it.
"Peter convinced me to keep working at this. He told me how much you would have wanted me to do something with my life --something that would make me happy. He used to tell me you'd be disappointed if I just gave up. You know --thinking of it that way really saved me..."
He turned to look at her with an earnest look, as if he they were kids again sharing their greatest treasure.
"Now that you're here... I wanted you to see just that I didn't waste the chance you gave me... I just wanted you to be proud of me..."
The thought never occurred to her that someone --that he, would think so much of her. She'd never really thought of herself as being that important to someone. She didn't have a poor self image or anything, but by the same token how often does someone think of themselves in terms of how others see them? Paris was her closest friend --that was all she needed to know. In her mind she thought of him before almost everyone else except for her family.
Her hand found it's way to his, and she squeezed it tightly. Sitting together, her hand looked markedly smaller in his. His hands were rough from the day's labors, but that didn't matter. She wanted him to feel her support in a way that words could not express. She wanted to say something --anything to go along with her feelings, but everything just seemed to die in her throat. He squeezed her hand in return and it seemed he was afflicted in a similar fashion.
"I've always been proud of you... Even when you're at your worst..." She found herself saying.
"I didn't need to come here to see that... But I'm glad that you asked me to come. I've missed so much. It's good to see you didn't spend all that time simply fucking around playing video games or something worthless like that."
Paris snorted a chuckle at her remark. "Now see... that's just wrong. I'll have you know I spent plenty of time fucking around while you were in a coma. I've just got better time management skills than you --so it only looks like I've done nothing but work."
She suddenly felt an overpowering urge to throw him off his game. Without letting go of his hand, she hooked her other arm under his, grasping his hand with both of hers and trapping his arm close to her chest. He looked like he was ready to jump ten feet straight up in the air, but her body kept him trapped. She leaned forward laying her head on his shoulder and holding on. She sighed softly, refusing to let go.
Paris gulped hard. "Mike... What are you doing?"
"Paying you back for making me come here..." she replied with a crafty smile.
Paris shifted in his chair as she continued to lean into him. It surprised her just how much doing it did not bother her. In fact, she found the situation strangely calming. Paris tightened up stiff as a board, but did not try to pull away from him. The muscles in his arm tightened with his discomfort, allowing her to feel the stark contrast to her own arms which were much smaller and softer. She squeezed him again and snuggled closer.
"Mike..." He protested.
"Mmmnnn, Mmmnnn..." She reproached. "You have to stay like this until I'm through. My feet hurt terribly and you embarrassed me, so take your punishment like a man."
This will teach you....
She closed her eyes and held onto him, smiling the entire time. Without realizing it, she'd come to terms with the understanding that she was jealous. Paris was good to her and she really didn't want to lose his attention. There was something about him that was deeply comforting to her. She couldn't lay a finger on any one thing in particular, but she was sure that she wanted more of it. As she lay her head on his shoulder, she felt this growing urge to possess him.
Oh my God... I'm falling in love with him!


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Is there an extension for Spiceworks that can query WHO printed HOW MUCH on my network printers? We use mostly HP and some Dell printers.
HP WebJetadmin is able to produce this information for a specified period breaking down how many pages each user printed on a given printer (at least for the HP printers), and I'm sure Dell offers a tool for gathering this info as well.
I would definitely prefer to harvest ALL this information in Spiceworks if possible.
Does anyone know of a way to accomplish this?
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Hi sbsheetz,
Currently, within Spiceworks, there isn't a method to create the type of report that you are seeking. It would be nice, if some printers made that data available, if this could be done with Spiceworks. You should try checking the community Feature Request forum to see if anyone has made such a request and 'spice it up'. If there isn't one there, post your own to get the ball rolling.


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Dedication: For you again, Caitlin and co-author. I haven't forgotten.
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Beyond the Misty Mountains
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Having problems with your Olympus SP-310 Digital Camera ?
Dead pixel removal or repair - Olympus SP-310
\015 I have noticed one or two dead pixels in many, but not all, of the pictures I have taken in the last week. This is a new problem. The camera is about two years old. Can this be corrected by some procedure, changing the setting on the camera... of does it have to be repaired?\015\012\015\012If it has to be repaired what is an estimate of the cost?\015\012\015\012Thanks,\015\012\015\012Andy Newman\015
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There is a function in your camera menu called Pixel Mapping which may correct the issue of dead pixels. If you go to Ok button - right arrow to Mode Menu - press Ok - go to Setup tab - right arrow over and then down arrow to Pixel Mapping - right arrow to Start and this will attempt to correct the CCD and remap the pixels in the camera. If this does not work then you would want to send the camera to Olympus for service.
\015\012Olympus will charge a flat rate repair fee for this product if beyond the one year factory warranty or the warranty is voided. The cost is $89 plus your local sales tax. This covers parts and labor, factory cleaning and diagnostic check, 6 month warranty and the cost of shipping the product back to you is all included in that price.
\015\012Olympus will charge a flat rate repair fee for this product if beyond the one year factory warranty or the warranty is voided. The cost is $89 plus your local sales tax. This covers parts and labor, factory cleaning and diagnostic check, 6 month warranty and the cost of shipping the product back to you is all included in that price.
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NEWARK, N.J. Former U.S. national team captain Claudio Reyna retired Wednesday, less than two seasons after returning from Europe to join Major League Soccer's New York Red Bulls.
Reyna, who will turn 35 on Sunday, had been bothered by hamstring and back injuries this season that had limited his playing time, and he said that played a role in his decision.
"My mind and body together told me it was time," Reyna said at a news conference at St. Benedict's Academy, the prep school where he was a two-time national player of the year and played on a team that once won 47 consecutive games.
Accompanied by his wife, former U.S. women's national team member Danielle Egan, and their three children, Reyna said he will stay on with the Red Bulls in an advisory role, though he said details were still being worked out.
"I'm very happy with my decision," he said. "Some people hang on and keep looking for another team. I didn't want to be that guy.
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Reyna was part of a second wave of American players to play professionally in Europe in the 1990s at a time when, as he admitted Wednesday, Americans "were laughed at, to be honest."
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He also played for Germany's Bayer Leverkusen and Sunderland and Manchester City in England.
"There were players that went over to Europe before him, but I think what Claudio did was raise the bar for what an American player is and should be," said Jeff Agoos, Reyna's teammate on the U.S. national team and currently the Red Bulls' sporting director.
Reyna captained the U.S. national team during its best World Cup performance, in 2002 when the Americans reached the quarterfinals before losing 1-0 to Germany.
He also was a member of the U.S. squad for the 1994, 1998 and 2006 World Cups before retiring from international soccer after 2006. He scored eight goals in 112 national team appearances and also was a member of the 1992 and 1996 U.S. Olympic teams.
"I'm very proud, not so much of what I did but when I did it, in terms of where the game was," Reyna said. "Being involved in that whole process has been amazing."
Reyna played in and started six of 16 games for the Red Bulls this season. He last played on May 25 in a 5-1 loss to Chicago, and didn't register any goals or assists in 461 minutes.
Reyna signed a multiyear contract with the Red Bulls in January 2007 that reunited him with Bruce Arena, his former coach at the University of Virginia and the U.S. national team.
He was signed as a designated player, meaning the Red Bulls could sign him and exceed the $2 million-per-team salary cap.
Reyna started 21 regular-season games and both playoff contests in 2007, finishing the year with three assists. He did not score a goal in his 29 games in the league.
Under the MLS salary structure, Reyna's retirement will not allow the Red Bulls to sign another designated player this season, Red Bulls coach Juan Carlos Osorio said Wednesday. He said Reyna's spot on the roster would most likely be filled by a forward.
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Ok guys this is the final reduction or I am just going to sell it at a pawn shop.. Rifle now comes with 4 original magazines.
French MAS 49/56, Very Good bore, excellent finish. ALL MATCHING. Comes with 4 original magazine. $400+ shipping firm. *SPF*
5. 100rnds of 7,5 French Ammo. This is ammo is made in Portugal at FNM. Brass cased, 60rnds in boxes with the rest loose rnds. Clean new good ammo. $55+ shipping. *SPF*
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My partner and I went to the Knightsbridge branch of Good Earth last night (a Saturday evening), and had a pleasant time.
The decor is clean, smart and unfussy, without being minimalist. The busy upstairs seemed much noisier than the relatively calm downstairs section, where we sat.
The menu is fairly extensive, but not so much that you have to order by number. We were delighted to see the separate vegetarian menu, with its "chicken" (sic) dishes made of soy protein. The menu doesn't seem authentically Chinese, with its influences from Japan and Malaysia, but if you were looking for a truly authentic experience you'd already have gone elsewhere. The presentation of dishes was good, although I thought the "sizzling mushrooms" a little bit over the top. But that's not really a complaint.
Service was surprisingly friendly and fast, although it slowed down a lot as the place got busier.
We spent about £80 for dinner for two, including wine and service, and we thought it was just about value for money.
I'm a bit surprised at some of the negative reviews. Some of the staff look stony-faced, but we found nothing in their manner that we would call unfriendly. The food certainly wasn't "c**p", far from it - although I'm not wild about Chinese food, I would happily eat here again.
My impression is that the restaurant is more suitable for groups than for dining a deux. The larger tables, equipped with lazy susans, seem well set up for parties of six or more. Having said that, the couples near us weren't ignored and it would be possible to have a good evening here if you didn't have your heart set on intimacy.
It's not as cheap as its reputation suggests (although I understand the set lunches are very inexpensive), but if you had a small group to entertain and you wanted to go one or two better than Wagamama, I'd seriously give this a try.
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Like Matrix, I also went to Fairuz on Sunday, and I'm pleased to say it lived up to my usual expectations (perhaps because we ordered our wine by the glass?). This is my favourite restaurant in London and has never, ever let me down. The food is delicious (at least, the vegetarian mixed mezza is - I can't speak for the meat). Unpretentious but delicious, and extremely filling (my partner unwisely had a snack before leaving home and had to give up halfway through). Unlike some of the other reviewers here, I have always found the service speedy, charming and friendly. Maybe I've just been lucky, but I've been to Fairuz half a dozen times and never been disappointed. I'd go regularly if I lived closer. Please don't let the negative reviews put you off - sure, nowhere gets it perfect all the time, but this is a wonderful restaurant and demands to be tried.
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- Elementary School: Manor Hill Elementary School
- Year Built: 1967
- Status: Active
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 2,062 ($147.91 per sq. foot)
- High School: Glenbard East High School
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Electricity 100 Amp Service, Circuit Breakers
Equipment Ceiling Fan, Humidifier, Sump Pump, TV-Dish
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